The Baltimore orioles and the LA Angels are both in the playoff hunt, so as we head into the final 1/3 of the season, this becomes a huge series for both clubs. Kevin Gausman has been an adequate starter for the O's at 2-2 with a 3.97 ERA, but they might need more than adequate tonight going against the Angel's Andrew Heaney. Heaney is 5-1 and deservingly so with his 1.97 ERA. Heaney has made 7 big league starts and he has yet to allow more than 2 runs in any of them. O's have been leaking oil all season on the road, and are 7-20 in their last 27 on the road vs a winning team. Angels have been sucking up a lot of wins as a home favorite, where they are an impressive 30-12 in their last 42. Make the play on LA.

The Cincinnati Reds came to the realization they were not a contender this season, so they cashed in a big chip, and dealt Johnny Cueto to Kansas City, in a move to reduce payroll, and build a better future. The Reds produced just 6 total runs in 3 games at home vs St. Louis, and with morale already low on this team, it is not the best thing for them to be embarking on a 10 game road trip. Arizona is 8-4 over their last 12 games, and are thinking they are still in the race. Their next 9 games are vs Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Atlanta, and if they take care of business, they may very well find themselves in contention. Reds 28-61 in their last 89 on the road, and fit a bad situation tonight, that is 20-60 against them. Make the play on Arizona.

The St. Louis Cardinals have the best record in baseball, and they can thank their strong pitching for the record, as the offense has quite often put pressure on the pitching, as it has been inconsistent, and the weakness of the team. The Cards have not exactly played their best baseball over their last 33 games as they have been a pedestrian 18-15. The fact is the Brewers over a similar stretch have been 22-17, and in reality, the better team over the past 6 weeks. The Cards have shown some recent weakness on the road facing a right hander as they are just 2-5 in their last 7. The Brewers are a lot better than their overall record, and have been a pesky team, and one that has won 3 straight, and will be up for the challenge to knock off the best team in baseball to this point. Make the play on Milwaukee.

The Minnesota Twins have hung in the playoff race all season, but have hit a bump in the road. The Twins have dropped 6 straight games, and were just swept by a vastly improved Toronto team. The Twins problems have been short term, while the Cleveland Indians have struggled for the entire season, and their latest 4-10 mark over their last 14 games sees them sitting in the basement of the AL Central. Mike Pelfrey worked 8 shutout innings in his last start, and already has a game this season vs Cleveland allowing 2 runs over 7 innings. Cody Anderson got off to a fine start, but his last 3 have been messy as he is 0-2 with a gaudy 8.40 ERA. The Tribe is now 22-45 in series openers and have been a joke at home where they are 1-8 in their last 9. Make the play on Minnesota.

The Boston Red Sox added a lot of parts to their roster prior to this season, and felt that they had strengthened the club to compete, but that simply has not been the case. One of those pieces was Joe Kelly. Kelly has allowed 4 or more earned runs in each of his last 4 outings. Kelly is in survival mode right now, and if he wants to retain a spot in the rotation, he is going to have to deliver tonight. He has appeared to have done that, as the Sox own a 5-2 record when he takes the mound as a dog from +110 to +150. The Tigers offense is not the same as it has been in recent years, and they are now 2-7 in their last 9 following a win, and 0-5 in their last 5 after scoring 5+ in their last game. Make the play on Boston.

The Houston Astros are a very young and talented team. They paid their dues with some really awful seasons, but the young players are coming of age, and they have some quality pitching at the top of the rotation. The issue of a young team is learning to win on the road, and not to panic when things are going badly. Houston is facing all of those issues, as they are 38-18 at home, but a very poor 22-31 on the road. Houston has started their road trip by getting swept vs Texas, and it has extended their road losing streak to 5 games. half the Astros road wins have been behind Kuechel, and McHugh. Feldman has not been the answer as the Astros are 3-13 in his last 16 starts after a team loss, and he is just 1-5 in his last 6 vs the A's. Make the play on Oakland.

The Toronto Blue Jays have a strong lineup, and have added a few more pieces, as well as a frontline starter in David price, as they are showing that they mean business, and expect to contend. The Minnesota Twins, are in sharp contrast, as they have no big names, and no big arms on the roster. So what has the difference been between these teams on the season? One lone game in the loss column! Hats off to Mark Buehrle, who has had a great season thus far, but opposing him tonight, with an equally great season is Kyle Gibson. Gibson has matched Buehrle pitch for pitch on the season. The Twins are very lethal against left handed pitching where they average 5 runs a game, vs 3.7 runs per game vs right handers, so they certainly are a live dog here. Jays are 0-5 behind Buehrle in his last 5 starts following a game where Toronto scored 5+. Make the play on Minnesota.

The St. Louis Cardinals have been one of the more successful MLB franchises, and they continue to perform in 2015. The Cards own the best record in baseball, as they will enter this game with a 68-39 record. If you want to beat this team, you need solid left handed pitching, as the Cards are just 15-14 on the season vs a southpaw, but when they tee it up against a right hander they have been an impressive 53-25. Cards have an excellent track record with Wacha on the hill on the road where they are 10-2 in his last 12 starts. Reds not showing much bite as a home dog from +151 to +200 where they are 5-17 in their last 22. Cards 4-1 in Wacha's last 5 starts vs Cincinnati. Play on St. Louis in this one.

The LA Dodgers expect to win a lot of games, especially when Grienke, and Kershaw toe the slab. they will send Zack Greinke to the mound for this one, and he has had a Cy Young type of season thus far. This is a dangerous spot for the Dodgers however, for a couple of reasons. Greinke has never been quite the same pitcher on the road as he has been at home in his career. The numbers are actually quite staggering, as he owns a career 105-58 mark pitching at home, but just 65-91 on the road. The odds on this game treat him as if he is pitching at home. Secondly, perhaps the most anticipated matchup of the season takes place tomorrow with Kershaw facing off with Cole for the Pirates, and the Dodgers may already be heading to Pittsburgh in their mind. The Phillies are also 13-4 in their last 17 games, and have played like a champion for the last 3 weeks. Make the play on Philadelphia.

The Houston Astros have come a long way in a short time, and the pitching certainly has been outstanding. The Astros have a dynamic duo at the top of the rotation in Dallas Keuchel, and Collin McHugh, both already with 13 wins, and now have added another big piece in Scott Kazmir, who has a 2.10 ERA on the season. problem for this young Houston team has been winning on the road. They are a dominating 38-18 at home, but anything but on the road where they are 22-30. They have hit left handers hard at 4.8 runs per game, but just 4 runs a game vs right handers. Houston is in a very bad spot as they are 6-20 in their last 26 as a road favorite, and the struggles vs right handed pitching, especially on the road where they are 1-8 in their last 9 spells trouble tonight, especially vs a Rangers team that is now 6-0 in their last 6 as a dog from +110 to +150. Make the play on Texas.

This was supposed to be a rebuilding season for the Atlanta Braves, and it pretty much has gone accordingly. The Giants have soaring expectations after winning the big prize in 3 of the last 5 seasons. They could certainly be out of focus here after a win yesterday, and a critical 4 game set with the Cubs beginning in Chicago tomorrow. The Giants are 1/2 game behind the Cubs for the final wild card spot in the NL. Madison Bumgarner was the best pitcher in baseball a year ago in the post-season where he perhaps had the best post-season performance ever. That ha inflated expectations, and right now he is not pitching well. Bumgarner was lit up for 6 runs in his last start, and closed out the month of July pitching to a 4.89 ERA. Giants just 2-5 in Bumgarners last 7 starts on regular 4 days rest, while the Braves making some noise at home vs a team with a winning road record, now 35-16 in their last 51. Make the play on Atlanta.

The Minnesota Twins have hung around and have been in contention all the way into August, and that has been a big surprise. Despite of that they are still getting little respect from the odds makers, and will take the field tonight as a very sizeable dog. Minnesota has been known for plucking gems out of their system, and putting them on stage and getting results. Tonight it will be Tyler Duffey, who possesses a 2.66 ERA in 21 minor league starts at AA and AAA. Toronto counters with Drew Hutchison who has a record that is a whole lot better than he deserves. Hutchinson owns a 9-2 record, but his ERA ranks amongst the worst in the league at 5.42. Twins have had a penchant for rising from the ashes of losses in the first 2 games of a series, to rally back in game 3 where they are now 6-1 in their last 7 in this spot. Jays on the other hand just 5-11 in series game 3 behind Hutchinson, who has not been able to close the deal. Make the play on Minnesota.

 The Colorado Rockies have pretty much cashed in their chiips this season. The Rockies are 16 games below .500, and sadly they have not been much better at home this season, with a lineup tailored for their unique home park, as they are just 24-28 here on the season. Pitching has always been the problem, and they are prematurely launching the big league career of Jon Gray, after just 276 innings in the minors. The Mariners are riding the hot bat of  Nelson Cruz, who homered for the 4th straight game, extending his hitting streak to 14 games, where he owns 9 HR's. Gray was just 6-6 with a 4.33 ERA in AAA, and starting at Coors is no easy task for even a seasoned pitcher. Seattle has taken their last 4 as a road favorite, while the Rockies have sputtered to a 9-44 mark as an interleague dog in their last 53. Make the play on Seattle.

This could be one of the top, if not the top pitching matchups of the season in the AL. Chris Sale will do battle with Chris Archer, and both have been dominating on the mound this season. Sale has already fanned 177 on the season, with Archer right on his heels with 173. Archer, despite his success, has not won in each of his last 6 starts, as the Ray's offense continues to struggle, and for the season he is just 9-8. Sale doesn't pitch too many bad games, but his last outing may of been his worst all season, so a bounce back vs a soft line up should suit him well, especially at home. This game fits a high octane pitching match up profile that is directing attention to Chicago here, as the situation is 84-33 in their favor over the last 12 years.  Rays just 3-7 in their last 10 vs a pitcher with a WHIP of less than 1.15, and Sox are 32-15 in Sales last 47 home starts.  Make the play on Chicago.

The NY Mets have taken over the lead in the NL East, as the Washington Nationals have dropped 4 straight and the Mets continue to thrive with their outstanding pitching. Last night it wasn't just the arms doing the work, as the bats came alive to pound the Marlin's pitching for 12 runs. The Mets offense is starting to heat up, and after scoring 10+ runs just twice up until July 24th, they have now done so twice in their last 9 games. The Mets attack was upgraded prior to the trade deadline with the addition of  Yoenis Cespedes, and he delivered a trio of doubles and 4 RBI last night. The Mets should continue to thrive at the plate taking on Brad Hand, who has struggled throughout his career as a starter at 5-19 with a 4.68 ERA. Jonathon Niese has out-pitched his 5-9 record with a 3.63 ERA, has not been great, but good enough to deserve better.  Mets getting it done as a favorite at 41-12 in their last 53, make the play on New York

The St. Louis Cardinals have been the best team in baseball this season as we head into the final 2 minths of the regular season. One reason has been the fact that they take the field on most night's with a solid pitching advantage. That will again be the case tonight as the Cards send John Lackey to the mound with his 9-6 record on the season and 2.78 ERA. He will be opposed by right hander Anthony DeSclafani for the Reds. The key here is the fact that the Cards are taking on a right hander. They have absolutely dominated right handed pitching this season where they are 53-24 which has given them a +23.2% ROI against righties. Left handers have been their demise, where they are 14-14 on the season at -10.2% ROI. Hard to buck these odds, and the Cards have been 6-0 in their last 6 as road chalk from -110 to -150. Make the play on St. Louis.

The Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chicago Cubs are both chasing the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Central, but a more realistic outcome would be for these teams to get to the wild card game. That makes this series vital for both teams, and this will be the series opener after the initial game was washed out by rain last night. Jake Arrieta has been more than the Cubs could have hoped for with 8 straight quality starts and an overall record of 11-6 backed by a solid 2.62 ERA.  J.A. Happ needed a change of scenery, and I would expect him to thrive in Pittsburgh. The Cubs have had trouble getting started in a series, as they have dropped 6 of their last 8 series openers, and will face a dominating home team in the Pirates now 66-30 in their last 96 at home. Overall, Pittsburgh has been at their best vs right handed pitching where they own a 51-21 record in their last 72 against them in this building. Cubs have struggled here at 6-15 in their last 21. Make the play on Pittsburgh.

Every time the Seattle Mariners run out Felix Hernandez to the mound, they expect to win, or at the very least, be in a close game. He will hopefully get a lot of support from the red-hot Nelson Cruz, who has homered in 3 straight games, extended his hitting streak to 13 games, and homering 8 times during the stretch. Eddie Butler has struggled for Colorado and enters with a 3-7 record and 4.82 ERA. Overall he has allowed opposing hitters to hit .314 against him, and his WHIP stands at 1.78. He has allowed just about 6 runs per 9 innings at home, so the pitching mismatch is considerable in this one as he takes on a future Hall of Famer in Hernandez. M's are 8-2 behind Hernandez as a chalk from -151 to -200 in his last 10, and Rockies a woeful 39-89 in their last 128 games vs a starter with a WHIP of less than 1.15. Make the play on Seattle.

The Milwaukee Brewers became sellers prior to the trde deadline, and they will begin the rebuilding process over the last 2 months of the regular season. The Brewers have really struggled against right handed pitching this season. The brew Crew is actually 12-9 vs left handers but enter this game at a woeful 32-52 vs right handers. They will see a good one tonight in Tyson Ross and his 3.38 ERA on the season. The brewers have lost 5 straight games, and San Diego is 7-2 in their last 9, converting each of their last 5 as a favorite, to the win column. Milwaukee's 20-33 home record on the season doesn't bode well here either, and they are 0-5 here in their last 5. Make the play on San Diego.

The Miami Marlins certainly missed Jose Fernandez a year ago, but he has picked up right where he left off. Fernandez has been nearly automatic at home, where he owns a career 15-0 record backed by an ERA of a scant 1.19. This has all occurred in 23 starts. James Shields is 8-4 with a 3.77 ERA on the season, numbers that don't look too bad, until you start digging deeper. Shields was 7-0 at one time, and has won just 1 time in his last 10 starts. San Diego has had 2 cracks at Fernandez in Miami, and in 14.2 innings, they have yet to score a run. Make the play on Miami.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.4% to 44.2%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.4% to 44.2%. The play in this game is on Detroit.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 12.5% to 12.5%. The play in this game is on Toronto.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.1%. The play in this game is on Milwaukee.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.1%. The play in this game is on the Chicago White Sox.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.1%. The play in this game is on Miami.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.1%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.8% to 33.0%. The play in this game is on Oakland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.8% to 33.0%. The play in this game is on Houston.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.8% to 33.0%. The play in this game is on Seattle.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 9.9% to 23.3%. The play in this game is on Miami.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.7% to 19.5%. The play in this game is on Arizona.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on Detroit.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on Arizona.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on Cincinnati.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on Kansas City.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 20.5%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.6%. The play in this game is on Cincinnati.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.6%. The play in this game is on St. Louis.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.6%. The play in this game is on San Francisco.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 30.6%. The play in this game is on the Chicago Cubs.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.4% to 30.0%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.4% to 30.0%. The play in this game is on Texas.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.4% to 30.0%. The play in this game is on Boston.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.9% to 28.7%. The play in this game is on Houston.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.9% to 28.7%. The play in this game is on the Chicago White Sox.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on Oakland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on the NY Yankees.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on San Francisco.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on Texas.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on Cincinnati.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.2% to 23.8%. The play in this game is on the NY Mets.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on the LA Angels.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Arizona.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Texas.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on St. Louis.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Houston.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Cincinnati.

The NY Yankees are in a 24-1 situation for this game. Make the play on the NY Yankees.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Tampa Bay.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on the LA Angels.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Colorado.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Kansas City.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Atlanta.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.0% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Tampa Bay.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on Atlanta.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on Arizona.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on St. Louis.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on Toronto.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 11.5% to 23.2%. The play in this game is on Baltimore.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on Oakland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on Atlanta.

I have accumulated a lot of situations that pertain to the first game after the all-start break, both sides and totals, with some historically strong situational value. These have been incorporated with standard situations, and line value, which all adds up to an extraordinarily large card for Friday. The ROI's associated with these plays range from +8.6% to +33.7%. The play in this game is on San Diego.

I have accumulated a lot of situations that pertain to the first game after the all-start break, both sides and totals, with some historically strong situational value. These have been incorporated with standard situations, and line value, which all adds up to an extraordinarily large card for Friday. The ROI's associated with these plays range from +8.6% to +33.7%. The play in this game is on Ssn Francisco.

I have accumulated a lot of situations that pertain to the first game after the all-start break, both sides and totals, with some historically strong situational value. These have been incorporated with standard situations, and line value, which all adds up to an extraordinarily large card for Friday. The ROI's associated with these plays range from +8.6% to +33.7%. The play in this game is on Miami.

I have accumulated a lot of situations that pertain to the first game after the all-start break, both sides and totals, with some historically strong situational value. These have been incorporated with standard situations, and line value, which all adds up to an extraordinarily large card for Friday. The ROI's associated with these plays range from +8.6% to +33.7%. The play in this game is on the NY Yankees.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.3% to 20.3%. The play in this game is on Texas.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.3% to 20.3%. The play in this game is on Cincinnati.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.3% to 20.3%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.3% to 20.3%. The play in this game is on Tampa Bay.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.1% to 36.2%. The play in this game is on Tampa Bay.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.1% to 36.2%. The play in this game is on Atlanta.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.1% to 36.2%. The play in this game is on the Chicago White Sox.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.1% to 36.2%. The play in this game is on Toronto.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 17.8% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on San Francisco.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 17.8% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on Seattle.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 17.8% to 28.0%. The play in this game is on the Chicago White Sox.

This game fits a negative 13-66 situation against Houston. Make the play on Cleveland.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on the LA Angels.

What looks like the ultimate mismatch, likely is, but when you consider the odds, there is no question where the historical value is. Clayton Kershaw commands respect every time he sets foot on the mound, but when does it reach a point where it becomes a serious overlay? We have reached that point. Kershaw has pitched well, but with the Dodgers at just 8-9 in his 17 starts, he is far from automatic. The fact is over his storied career the Dodgers are just 12-10 as a home favorite of -225 and up, and the dog has a +45.9% ROI in the 22 games. Looking at all MLB lines posted at greater than -350 over the last 12 years, the home favorite is 17-9, for an ROI of +31.8% on the dog. Kershaw hasn't exactly been a Philly killer in his career at 2-4. Philly has a pair of hot hitters in Hernandez (.419 last 7), and Galvis (.429 last 7). Just too much value here to leave on the table, make the play on Philadelphia.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on Boston.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on Pittsburgh.

 All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 8.5% to 31.9%. The play in this game is on the NY Yankees.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.5% to 31.6%. The play in this game is on the NY Mets.

All of today`s selections are based on positive line value, and situations that over the last 12 years, have produced ROI`s from 10.5% to 31.6%. The play in this game is on Cleveland.