⚾️ Over 7.5 total runs in Blue Jays vs. Mariners

📝 Pick Preview: Both starters come in with gaudy ERAs and have shown little ability to miss bats, setting the stage for a high-scoring affair. Toronto’s lineup has averaged over four runs per game in its last handful of contests, finding ways to scratch out runs even when facing tough pitchers. Seattle counters with one of the most productive offenses in baseball—they’re scoring more than five runs per game at home and have peppered opposing pitchers all season long. Friday’s opener already produced nine combined runs, and both bullpens have looked shaky in recent outings, making another late-inning rally a real possibility. The cool, cloudy conditions at sea level won’t do much to sap the offense, so expect the hitters to carry the day.

💶 Stake 1

⚾️ Rangers F5 ML in Rockies vs. Rangers

📝 Pick Preview:
Tyler Mahle has been virtually unhittable this season, posting a 1.48 ERA and a 0.98 WHIP through his first five innings in his last five starts. He’s given up just two runs total before the sixth inning, and his strike-to-ball profile suggests he’ll navigate the Rockies lineup with ease. By contrast, Chase Dollander’s first-five ERA is north of 7.00 with a 1.60 WHIP over his last five outings, and he’s already allowed eight homers in just 28 innings. The Rangers’ bullpen has also been strong early, carrying a sub-3.00 first-five-innings ERA and stranding over 75% of inherited runners. Meanwhile, Colorado’s ‘pen is running a mid-5.00 F5 ERA and has allowed a 25% inherited-runners-scored rate. All signs point to Texas controlling the game through five.

💶 Stake 1

⚾️ Royals +1.5 Run Line in Royals @ Astros

📝 Pick Preview:
Kansas City was one pitch away from salvaging Tuesday’s duel—Isaac Paredes’ walk-off solo homer capped a 2–1 Astros win—but the Royals hung tight with Framber Valdez for eight innings . Kris Bubic held Houston to one run over 6⅓ innings, and KC’s offense scratched across a run in the fifth; this lineup never quits, especially when they’re due for regression after a walk-off loss. The Royals sit a solid 20–16 against the run line this season, proving they cover more than 55% of the time when given an extra half-run edge. John Schreiber in the bullpen has been shaky, while KC’s relievers have locked down in high-leverage spots—classic recipe for a one-run cover.

💶 Stake 1