MLB Picks

The New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates kick off a 13-game slate of Labor Day MLB action with Taijuan Walker vs. Mitch Keller. Both pitchers have shown stints of brilliance this season but appear to be wearing down. With the Pirates sporting a lowly 2-12 record in their last 14 games, it’s tough to make a case for betting. Get our NYM/Pit prediction here!

Monday’s MLB card closes out with a San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers spirited rivalry game in which Logan Webb will face Andrew Heaney. Webb has allowed NO earned runs in three of his last four starts. Heaney has been absolutely wicked, allowing two earned runs or less in nine of his last ten starts. Runs will likely be at a premium! Get our SFG/LAD pick here!

Diamondbacks rookie Ryne Nelson has the brutal task of having his MLB debut on the road at Petco Park Monday. The Padres will feature Blake Snell, who has allowed two earned runs or less in eight of his last ten games. Get our AZ/SD prediction here!

It’s not often that we toss around terms like “body bag pick” but that’s exactly what Monday’s Brewers vs. Rockies over/under looks like with Adrian Houser and Ryan Feltner on the mound for their respective clubs. Neither pitcher has looked like they belong in Major League Baseball this past month. Expect a ton of runs to be scored!

With Twins starter Chris Archer allowing nine earned runs over his last 8.1 innings, there’s not much confidence to be had in wagering on Minnesota. Then again, the Yankees are 2-6 in their last eight games and are now without Andrew Benintendi who broke a bone in his wrist. Check out our take on this confusing Monday MLB game!

Mike Clevinger has allowed two earned runs or less in six of his last eight games. The Dodgers send Caleb Ferguson to the mound, in what appears to be a bullpen game, as he hasn’t pitched more than one inning in a single outing for over a month and his max for the season is 1.1. San Diego has won four of their last five and six of their last eight games. The Pads appear to be a live underdog at +140 odds!

With an ERA of around five for the past couple months, Luis Garcia looks like he’s run out of gas. Conversely, Shohei Ohtani has looked excellent since the beginning of August, with a 2.20 ERA. Get our Hou/LAA bet recommendation before placing your wager!