MLB Picks

The Phillies took the opener as a +121 dog and will look to double it up as -121 favorite tonight. Cubs starter Cole Hamels has been sketchy in his two starts since his return from injury allowing five runs (four earned) over eight innings. Philadelphia starter Aaron Nola gives his team the chance to win most times out and appears to have the edge in form over his rival. Get Dan’s insight plus game prediction.

Both these teams had a travel day yesterday and that might be exactly what the Twins needed after a rough stretch that saw them lose five of their last six. The Brew Crew has the polar opposite record going 5-1 losing only a pitcher’s duel in their latest. Milwaukee appears to have a big edge in starting pitching tonight, but does that justify laying the -140 plus price? Read on to get Dan’s moneyline play.

The Red Sox looked like they may be turning a corner after a nasty slump taking the first two of a four-game set against the Angels, but then dropped the next two. They send out Eduardo Rodriguez but he like his club is not in in his best form. Zach Plesac goes for the home side and the Indians have taken the money in his last six starts. Is Cleveland the play here? Read what our capper is on with today’s free MLB pick.

The Phillies will look to get the split of the four-game series with a with a win tonight over the Giants at Oracle Park. It hasn’t been vintage Jake Arrieta, but he has been pitching better as of late. The Giants go with rookie Conner who will make his third career start. Get Zank’s stats break down and prediction.

Early in the season the Dodgers with Kenta Maeda on the mound would be “money in the bank”, but he hasn’t recorded a recorded quality start since early July and the Boys in Blue have dropped four of his last six starts. The padres have held their own in recent matches against the Dodgers taking four of the last seven and may hold some value tonight. Let’s see what Predictem’s MLB handicapper is playing this game.

Both clubs are trending upwards with Washington winners of three straight and the Mets winners of a ridiculous 14 of their last 15 contests. Another trend to consider is the home side has taken the last six in this series including four consecutive victories by the Mets. Stroman didn’t look sharp in his NYM debut, but he was pitching on extended rest. Get Dan’s take and moneyline pick.

Two teams heading south meet in Boston tonight with the Angels visiting the Red Sox. Los Angeles has dropped six straight and Boston nine of their last ten. Chris Sale gets the start for Red Sox and he’d been horrendous for the most part since late June allowing five or more runs in five of his last seven starts. Dillon Peters has been OK in his lone two starts this season but that’s a small sample size. Read on to get Dan’s suggested bet.