MLB Picks

The Astros finally cooled off Monday and took a double whammy as Jake Odorizzi went down with a leg related injury. The game was delayed by rain, but finished out and went a full 9 innings. With the emotional letdown of one of their best pitchers and a slog of a game in which they lost late, will they be competitive Tuesday? Get our Hou/Bos bet recommendation here!

The Mariners have been playing better baseball as of late, but are still negative with regards to betting, as they’ve gone 4-14 over their last 18 games. They’ll send sharp young pitcher Logan Gilbert to the mound to oppose Jose Berrios, who has allowed 11 earned runs over his last 10 innings. Get our Sea/Tor pick to win!

If you believe in trends, the Padres will lose Tuesday, as they haven’t won two games in a row over their last eight. In fact, the pattern has gone win-loss-win-loss over that span. All jokes aside, the Padres are actually a good road team at 12-6 away from home this season. They’ll face the Philadelphia Phillies wh just took three out of four from the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers. Get our SD/Phi prediction here!

The Minnesota Twins and Oakland A’s go at it Monday at the Oakland Coliseum where the bookies have made gas can Chris Archer a short -130 favorite. The A’s showed promise going 3-1 against, but looked equally bad against the Angels over the past few days dropping three of four games in the series. Get Dan’s Min/Oak pick here!

The Giants got absolutely roasted by the St. Louis Cardinals last night in a game that saw slugging veteran 1B Albert Pujols come in to pitch and give up four earned runs over an inning. The Giants have now lost two in a row and head to hitter friendly ballpark Coors Field to tangle with the Colorado Rockies. Get our SFG/Col betting prediction here!

The Houston Astros are officially “still hot” after a recent loss. The team is 13-1 in their last 14 games. Unbelievably, they come in as +110 underdogs against young (and good) hurler Whitlock. Get our Hou/Bos pick here!

The Mariners face a familiar foe Monday when they go up against Yusei Kikuchi, who started his MLB career in Seattle and played for them up until last season. Get our Sea/Tor pick here!