MLB Picks

The Padres are back from a dismal road trip that saw them go 1-5, They did win the last game on the trip, so maybe they can build on that tonight at PETCO Park. The Brewers are playing well, but Bryse Wilson got roughed in his last true start, but did pitched 5 1/3 scoreless out of the pen in his latest. Get our pick here.

The Yankees took the series opener 4-2 and are favored to take tonight’s game with Gerrit Cole making his season debut. The Orioles are going with rookie Cade Povich who looked good in his latest. Do you take a shot on Baltimore? Get our analysis plus free pick.

The Cubs will look to even up this early week series when they send out Justin Steele who has been sharp. That’s something that Chicago hasn’t been, losers of four of their last five games. The line for this game is pick’em at most online betting shops with a toal line of 9.5. Read on to get our stats, analysis, plus recommended wager.

It will be Marcus Stroman for the Yanks and Kutter Crawford for the Bosox in the rubber match at Fenway park on Sunday night. The Yankees are a -150ish road favorite for the game with the total on the odds board at 9 runs. Before you bet check out some key trends and angles plus get our capper’s analysis and free pick.

The Reds took the opener of the weekend series and on paper may have the edge in starting pitching this afternoon when they take on the Brewers in Milwaukee. the odds board has the Brew Crew as a -130 to -135 favorite. Should you take the road dog? Read on to get some key stats plus analysis and recommended bet.

The Rangers fresh off back-to-back road wins over the Dodgers head to Seattle to take on Mariners in Friday night MLB action. This is a rematch from April 25th in Texas with Heaney and Castillo on the mound. Seattle was victorious in that game (4-3), do they do it again tonight? Get the stats, analysis and our insight to consider before betting the game.

The Mets are a big favorite with Luis Severino on the mound tonight at Citi Field against the Marlins, but do you want to lay nearly 2-1? MLB handicapper Joe jensen thinks the runline is the way to go here. Find out why inside.