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If the Cardinals are going to make a move in the NL Central now is the time. They do not play a team with a winning record until August 17, when they host Milwaukee. The Indians dropped to .500 at 49-49 with yesterday’s 4-2 loss. The Cardinals could go on a bit of a surge, the question is how much ground can they make up? They need an 8-2 run, not just winning series 2-1. Injuries derailed the Indians’ plan to pitch really well and hope for the best this season. They were just 20th in ERA and 22nd in quality starts heading into Tuesday’s games. The offense is about where it was expected in the middle of the pack in the Majors. Given what he has done for the Mets, the Indians are not missing SS Francisco Lindor all that much. They got SS Amed Rosario back in the deal and he has been hitting better this year than the former All-Star. 
Kwang-Hyun Kim has quietly been a very effective starter for the Cardinals. He is second on the team in starts and even though he does not strike out a lot of hitters he does not give up a lot of hits, and especially not a lot of homers. He just gets the job done. Indians starter Zach Plesac missed all of June and has been just okay in July. With Shane Bieber and Aaron Civale still hurt they need him to help hold down the fort more. He has been hurt by the long ball this season with 8 homers in his last 5 starts. St. Louis looks good behind Kim in this spot. He does not overwhelm but the Indians are not going to be familiar with him and that will help. St. Louis is in add mode too, so there is a general positivity around the team. In Cleveland, it is the opposite. Take St. Louis.
We have a modest total of 9 for this game and the over looks good. Cleveland is probably an underrated hitters’ park when the weather is warm like it is right now. St. Louis has an underperforming offense but Plesac may not be all that sharp on Wednesday afternoon.
Indians’ home games are going over 55% of the time and St. Louis has been an over team on the road this season, 27-23 O/U. Throw in a DH for the Cardinals and there is a lot to like on that over. 
Over 9 available at time of publishing, playable to over 9.5.
Wily Peralta has been a big boost for the Tigers and their starting rotation. Because of some injuries to their starters, Peralta entered Detroit’s rotation in early June, and he has posted a solid 2.56 ERA and .185 BAA over 8 games and 7 starts. He had a rough go of it in his last start against Kansas City, but he seems to have a favorable matchup in this game against a depleted Minnesota lineup. The Twins traded Nelson Cruz to the Rays, and Luis Arraez is on the IL with a knee injury. Those are two of Minnesota’s top hitters, and their absence makes the Minnesota lineup a bit easier to navigate for opposing pitchers. Peralta has faced the Twins twice this season, and he has allowed just 1 run on 7 hits over 12.0 innings.
Detroit’s offense struggled against Kenta Maeda in last night’s game, but they could be in a better position to succeed in Wednesday’s matchup against JA Happ. Maeda has been dominant against the Tigers since joining the Twins last season, but Happ has been a different story. In 3 starts against Detroit this season, Happ has allowed 22 hits and 11 earned runs in 18.0 innings. Opponents are hitting .296 against him, and the Tigers seem to have his number. Back Detroit +1.5 on the run line.
The Twins are without two of their top hitters, and their lineup is not the same without them. Minnesota did not manage to produce much at the plate against Peralta even with Cruz and Arraez in the lineup, and facing him without both of them could be a challenge.
Detroit’s .676 OPS in day games is 23rd in all of baseball, and they have struggled at Target Field. Happ has not been great, but his ERA at home is nearly half of what it is on the road, and his one quality start against Detroit this season came at Target Field. Neither of these offenses is setting the world on fire right now, so consider the under.
Under 10.5 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.
On Monday night, the Toronto Blue Jays took a 4-3 lead into the latter frames, but a two-run eighth inning by the Boston Red Sox ended in a tough loss for Toronto. Last night, the second game of this four-game set was postponed due to inclement weather, so these two clubs will play two seven-inning contests today. The starting pitching matchup in Game 1 will feature Robbie Ray for the Blue Jays against Garrett Richards. Ray has been excellent in his last seven starts, posting a 2.57 ERA, 3.65 FIP and a 0.95 WHIP. During that stretch, he owns a healthy 30.1 strikeout percentage against a 6.0 percent walk-rate. Boston is a strong lineup against left-handed pitching, but Ray should be able to hold his own and keep the Blue Jays competitive in this game.
Richards has been trending downwards since Major League Baseball’s public condemnation of sticky substances. Over his last six starts, he owns a dreadful 7.33 ERA, 7.78 FIP, and a 1.74 WHIP. His strikeout rate has plummeted to an almost incomprehensible 12.8 percent, which is not much higher than his 7.5 percent walk-rate. Each of Richard’s pitches has seen a noticeable reduction in spin-rate since the middle of June. He could be in for a very rough outing today against a Toronto lineup that ranks second in OPS and first in ISO over the last 14 days and is top two in both OPS and ISO against right-handed pitching on the season. The seven-inning format of this game could alter some of the strategy employed by these managers, but the Blue Jays are still an extremely strong play. Ray is a far superior option on the mound compared to Richards. While both of these offenses are capable of fireworks, it should be Toronto’s bats that steal the show this afternoon at Fenway Park.
Despite Richards’ recent struggles, a market price of nine runs on the total in this game feels too high. In a seven-inning format, it is entirely possible that Alex Cora has a short leash on his starter, especially if he manages to pitch well enough to keep this game close during his first time through the order. The shortened game enables managers to be more aggressive with their bullpens without having to worry about burning through too many arms.
Both of these teams had the day off yesterday due to the scheduled game being postponed, so everyone should be available and fresh in each of these bullpens. Even though these teams both have dynamic offensive attacks, this is an extremely high number to reach in only seven innings. A small play on the under could be worthwhile.
Under 9 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.
Wednesday’s matinee between the Astros and Mariners will certainly have an interesting dynamic to it after what went down prior to gametime on Tuesday. The Mariners, who are as much in the race as anybody as they look for their first playoff appearance in 20 years, traded their breakout closer Kendall Graveman, along with Rafael Montero, to the division-leading Astros, who are still in Seattle. Fans are still confused as to why Jerry Dipoto made the trade, especially at this point in the season and with this particular team. But, at least in the short term, this could give the Mariners something to rally around and get fired up about, as early reports indicated that much of the Seattle clubhouse was (understandably) shocked and angered over the move.
Yusei Kikuchi is coming off his first All-Star selection for the Mariners, and while he didn’t pitch well in his first two starts following the break, he delivered a key performance last Friday, going 6.0 innings against the Athletics, striking out 12 and limiting them to 3 runs. Kikuchi struggled the last time he faced the Astros in April, but he’s gained a ton of confidence since then and is pitching in a playoff race for the first time in his brief big-league career. Jake Odorizzi hasn’t been the same pitcher he was earlier in his career after struggling with injuries the past two seasons, so expect the Mariners to score some runs off him, and take the home team as an underdog.
Kikuchi goes deep into games, but that doesn’t mean he puts up zeroes – in his last start against Houston, he went 7.0 innings but surrendered 5 runs. Without Graveman behind him, the Mariners would most likely turn to Paul Sewald in a save situation, and one good half-season isn’t enough to have confidence in a first-time closer.
Odorizzi, on the other hand, doesn’t go deep at all. He’s gone 6 innings (and no more than that) in just 2 of his 12 starts as an Astro, pitching to a 4.23 ERA over that stretch. The starting pitchers have given up a combined 49 hits through 8 July starts, and, while this might seem basic, hits often lead to runs. Take the over.
Over 8.5 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number. 
On Tuesday evening, the Oakland Athletics dropped the opening game of a brief two-game set against the San Diego Padres by a final score of 7-4. It was Oakland’s fourth consecutive loss as they continue to struggle to start the second half of the campaign. The victory snapped a mini two-game losing streak for the Padres. The starting pitching matchup for this afternoon’s contest between these two clubs will feature Sean Manaea for Oakland against Blake Snell. In 2021, Manaea is having the best season of his career, posting a 3.16 ERA, 3.81 xERA and a 3.31 FIP. He owns a strong 26.5 strikeout percentage against a 5.8 percent walk-rate and ranks better than league average in barrel percentage and xwOBA. Manaea’s 3.29 ERA and 3.57 FIP over his last seven starts are additional evidence of his consistency and dependability. He should be able to find success this afternoon against a San Diego lineup that ranks 18th in OPS and 24th in ISO against left-handed pitching.
Snell has dreadful season-long numbers, which include a 6.08 ERA and a 5.00 FIP over his last nine outings. During that stretch, he owns an alarmingly-high 14.4 percent walk-rate and a 1.65 WHIP. He draws a favorable matchup this afternoon against an Oakland offense that ranks 20th in OPS and 11th in ISO against southpaws on the year, but bettors should still hesitate to trust him here. The Athletics have a slightly better offense in this contest and a far superior starting pitcher. The main concern in backing Oakland is a bullpen that ranks 20th in baseball in a 4.39 FIP over the last 30 days. A wager on Oakland in the first five innings is an extremely strong play. If playing the full game, take the wager down a unit, but at plus-money, the Athletics are still a worthwhile risk.
Oakland’s bullpen has struggled over the last month, but other than that, it is incredibly difficult to understand why the market price on this total is so high. Thus far in 2021, Petco Park has graded as the fourth-best pitcher-friendly venue in Major League Baseball in day games, producing five percent less offense compared to the league average.
Snell has been unreliable all year, but it is difficult to imagine him getting shelled against an Oakland lineup that ranks 22nd in OPS and 21st in ISO over the last two weeks. Manaea should be able to have an effective day against a San Diego lineup that has struggled against southpaws since Opening Day. Expect a lower-scoring affair and take the under with confidence.     
Under 8.5 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.
The Marlins took the first game of their series against the Orioles by a score of 7-3 on Tuesday, and they have now won three games in a row. Miami should feel good about their chances of winning four in a row for the second time this season as they go up against Baltimore starter Jorge Lopez on Wednesday. Not much has gone right for Lopez this season, and he is 2-12 with a 5.84 ERA on the year. Opponents are hitting a strong .295 against him, and Miami is seeing the ball well right now. The Marlins have 27 hits over their last 2 games, and they managed to plate 7 runs on 15 hits in last night’s game. Look for Miami to keep the bats rolling against Lopez and a below-average Baltimore bullpen.
Jordan Holloway is slated to get the start for Miami in what could be a bit of a bullpen game, and he has allowed just 5 hits over his last 13.0 innings of work. He has a solid 1.38 ERA over his last 3 outings, and he is holding opponents to a .167 average and .558 OPS on the year. The Marlins’ bullpen is pitching well, and they have the second-best ERA in all of baseball over the last week (2.29). It’s hard to back Lopez and Baltimore’s bullpen against a team that is hot at the plate, so consider backing Miami on the road.
Camden Yards is one of the more hitter-friendly ballparks in all of baseball, and we could see a high-scoring game. Miami is hot at the plate, and it seems unlikely that Lopez will be able to slow them down. Baltimore has the second-worst bullpen ERA in the American League (4.87), so Miami should be able to have a solid day at the plate.
On the other side, Baltimore has scored 4 runs or more in 7 of their 10 games in the second half, and Cedric Mullins and Trey Mancini continue to provide quality production at the top of the lineup. In addition, the Orioles generally swing the bats better at home, so look for this game to go over the total.
Over 9.5 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number. 
Given the pitching matchup and the way the teams are trending, the Phillies were already heavy favorites over the Nationals for Wednesday’s game even before the news that broke on Tuesday night (see below). Zack Wheeler has been one of the best pitchers in the National League and while he wasn’t given the honor, he legitimately deserved to start the All-Star Game after Jacob deGrom opted not to play. Wheeler pitches deeper into games than just about anyone in baseball, and he is coming off an excellent start against the Braves that lowered his ERA to 2.37 through 20 starts.
As if things weren’t bad enough already for the Nationals, Trea Turner was pulled in the first inning of Tuesday night’s game. While it was unclear at first why Turner was leaving (leading to some speculation that he had been traded), it turned out he had tested positive for Covid-19 and will be out for at least the next week. The Nationals’ bullpen has been horrendous over the last week. The one silver lining in facing Wheeler is that they most likely won’t have a lead to blow. It’s always a risk taking the run line for the home team, especially one with a bullpen as shaky as that of the Phillies, but in this case it’s the right move. Go with Philadelphia -1.5.
Patrick Corbin gave up more hits than anyone in baseball in 2020, and this season has been even worse for the Nationals’ $150 million man. Even as we near the end of the season’s fourth month, Corbin continues to get shellacked start after start, bringing a 5.71 ERA and an opposing average up near .300 into his start against Philadelphia.
When Wheeler gets into a mid-innings groove he’s virtually untouchable, but he’s a lot easier to crack early — he has an ERA of 4.50 in the first inning this season. Neither bullpen has lived up to potential so far in 2021, and that’s been especially true for Washington of late. Lean toward the over.
Over 8 available at time of publishing. Playable to over 8.5.
As of 1:30pm Eastern time, the Pirates still haven’t announced who’s pitching for them on Wednesday. But against the first-place Brewers, it really doesn’t matter. The Brewers scored 8 runs before making an out in the second inning in Tuesday’s series opener and won 9-0. Even without Christian Yelich, who’ll be on the sidelines for the next week-plus with COVID-19, Milwaukee’s offense is too great of a force for Pittsburgh’s pitching staff. All-Star catcher Omar Narvaez, one of the best players in baseball that no one seems to talk about, drove in 4 more runs on Tuesday, upping his average to .289 on the season, a mark more than 100 points higher than it was last year.
While the Pirates are still TBD mere hours before game time, we know that the Brewers will be starting Adrian Houser. Milwaukee had four deserving pitchers represent them in the Midsummer Classic, and while those four guys get most of the attention, depth is just as important for a winning team as stardom, and Houser has provided that this year. He’s kept his ERA under 4 in 17 starts this year and got the win the last time he faced Pittsburgh, going 6.2 innings and allowing just a run on July 2. The Pirates’ lineup was never formidable to begin with, but without Adam Frazier in the leadoff spot, it won’t be hard for Houser to handle at all. Take Milwaukee on the money line.
The main concern for Houser this season has been depth – he’s failed to go 5 innings in each of his last 3 appearances, and he’s yet to complete 7 this season. Milwaukee would love for him to go deeper into games to hand the ball straight off to Devin Williams and Josh Hader, but that just hasn’t been the case so far this year.
He also pitches to contact more than average, as do (seemingly) most of the guys on the Pirates’ staff. Some of the Pirates have taken advantage of that – even light-hitting Kevin Newman, the new everyday leadoff man since the Frazier trade, has gone deep off Houser. That should be enough for Pittsburgh to do their part, and the Brewers should do the rest to hit the over.
Over 9 available at time of publishing. Playable at that number. 
When Aaron Judge and Gio Urshela got placed in the COVID-19 protocols, it was hard to believe the Yankees would stay relevant in the AL East for the next two weeks. But the Yankees exceeded expectations and won five out of the nine games prior to their day off on Monday. They managed to get their first win against the Red Sox this season and even swept the Phillies in the two-game series in Philadelphia, but their time without their star player might be over. Judge took batting practice on Monday and is expected to return to the Yankees during their series in Tampa Bay, which would be a huge boost for a New York offense that needs to make up some ground in the AL East. The Yankees will steal a page out of the Rays’ playbook and utilize an opener for this game as Nestor Cortes will make his third start of the season. Cortes has been one of the most reliable arms in the bullpen for Aaron Boone and he’s continued his success in the starting rotation as he has allowed 1 run on 4 hits during his 8 innings as a starter. 
Michael Wacha was once the biggest prospect in the Cardinals’ system, but St. Louis decided to part ways with their first-ro
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