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SUNDAY JULY 13, 2025 --*
*(MLB* )
*BOSTON RED SOX (-130) AND*
*UNDER 9 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-120)*
As we know the Red Sox have been absolutely red hot lately and we expect them to finish off the break with their winning streak intact and this one to be a tightly contested divisional matchup between old rivals. The Red Sox's strong momentum, consistent offensive output at home, and a favorable pitching matchup against the Rays' struggling offense definitely position them for a victory here today. Brayan Bello (5-8, 3.27 ERA) has been the Red Sox's most consistent pitcher this season. While his record isn't stellar, his ERA reflects his ability to limit runs. He averages 5.6 innings per start and has a 1.20 WHIP. Bello typically performs better at Fenway Park, where he can leverage the unique dimensions. Facing a Rays team that struggles against RHP at home gives him a significant edge. He has a 5-3 when taking the mound at home. The Red Sox have already dominated the first 2 games of this series and are rolling on a 9-game winning streak heading into the break. Run with the BOSTON RED SOX and the UNDER in Fenway....
*MINNESOTA TWINS (-140)*
The Twins had a banner of a day yesterday as Byron Buxton delivered the stadium's first ever Cycle being hit and he did it on his own bobblehead day too we believe, The Twins will come out swinging the bats in a big way against Keller and the Pirates today. Keller has a respectable 3.58 ERA, but his 3-10 record more than suggests that the Pirates don't get the job done when he is on the mound and with the break looming, we suspect a majority of these Pirates players may be a bit checked out and looking to get-away immediately after the game. Woods Richardson is only 5-4 with a 4.08 ERA but the Twins do have a winning record when the youngster takes the hill this season. The Pittsburgh Pirates' offense remains one of the weakest units in Major League Baseball. They are dead last (30th) in both home runs (65 total) and runs per game (3.37). Their team batting average is a dismal .229 (28th overall). The Pirates also have a paltry OPS of just .649 against right-handed pitchers this season, which is near the bottom of the league. The Twins are 28-19 ML at home and 7-3 ML in their L10 overall. The Pirates head into today's game on a current 8-game skid and have posted a dismal 2-8 ML record in their L10 overall. Go with the MINNESOTA TWINS at home....
*LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-140) AND*
*UNDER 8 LA DODGERS @ SF GIANTS (-120)*
We are rolling on the -140 odds today and hopefully that doesn't burn us in the end, but the Dodgers just present too good of a spot here despite their recent struggles and playing in San Fran. Yamamoto has firmly established himself as an ace in 2025, boasting an impressive 2.77 ERA over 18 starts with 109 strikeouts in 97.1 innings. His 1.07 WHIP and ability to limit hits (.199 batting average against) are top-tier. He is ranked 7th in NL ERA and 7th in WHIP, and was selected as a 2025 All-Star. Robbie Ray (9-3, 2.63 ERA) has had a phenomenal return from injury in 2025, showcasing his Cy Young potential with 122 strikeouts in 113 innings. He's been incredibly consistent, with his last few starts indicating strong performances (1 run over 5.2 IP vs Phillies, 2 runs over 9 IP vs Diamondbacks). This is where the Dodgers gain a crucial advantage. While Ray has been excellent, the Dodgers lead MLB in several offensive categories against left-handed pitching in 2025. They have a .258 AVG, .319 OBP, and .462 SLG (and .780 OPS) against lefties. We expect this one to be a tight, low-scoring affair and if we are tied or in later innings we have faith in the Dodgers to close it out. The Dodgers are exceptional in late-game situations, with a .750 winning percentage when tied entering the 7th inning and a .769 winning percentage when tied entering the 8th inning (both best in MLB). Make the play on the LOS ANGELES DODGERS and the UNDER in the bay....
*HOUSTON ASTROS (-140)*
We really thought the Rangers had it in them on Saturday to pull off the upset in Houston and after falling behind early they forced it into the 11th inning before taking the fall. The momentum should again be on the side of the home team for this one. Brown has been excellent this season, boasting a fantastic 9-3 record with a 2.21 ERA and a low 0.936 WHIP. He's recorded 129 strikeouts in 110.0 innings. Brown has proven to be a reliable starter who consistently gives his team a chance to win. His underlying metrics are strong (30.8% K%, 7.6% BB%, 47.8% GB%). The Astros are 9-3 when Brown is the starting pitcher and they are the moneyline favorite. The Astros offense is fundamentally strong, ranking 2nd overall in MLB with a .259 team batting average and 8th in On-Base Percentage (.325). The Astros' bullpen is a significant strength, boasting the 6th best team ERA in MLB (3.62) and leading the league in strikeouts per nine innings (9.7 K/9). Closers like Josh Hader (25 saves, 2.38 ERA) are dominant. Houston has been completely dominant at home this season with a 33-18 ML record at Minute Maid Park, while the Rangers are a woeful 21-30 when playing away from home. They might have snuck out the series-opening win on Friday, but we expect this one to be over early. Roll with the HOUSTON ASTROS in their home park....
Best of luck to all today!! Let's get that money!!
SUNDAY JULY 13, 2025 --*
*(MLB* )
*BOSTON RED SOX (-130) AND*
*UNDER 9 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-120)*
As we know the Red Sox have been absolutely red hot lately and we expect them to finish off the break with their winning streak intact and this one to be a tightly contested divisional matchup between old rivals. The Red Sox's strong momentum, consistent offensive output at home, and a favorable pitching matchup against the Rays' struggling offense definitely position them for a victory here today. Brayan Bello (5-8, 3.27 ERA) has been the Red Sox's most consistent pitcher this season. While his record isn't stellar, his ERA reflects his ability to limit runs. He averages 5.6 innings per start and has a 1.20 WHIP. Bello typically performs better at Fenway Park, where he can leverage the unique dimensions. Facing a Rays team that struggles against RHP at home gives him a significant edge. He has a 5-3 when taking the mound at home. The Red Sox have already dominated the first 2 games of this series and are rolling on a 9-game winning streak heading into the break. Run with the BOSTON RED SOX and the UNDER in Fenway....
*MINNESOTA TWINS (-140)*
The Twins had a banner of a day yesterday as Byron Buxton delivered the stadium's first ever Cycle being hit and he did it on his own bobblehead day too we believe, The Twins will come out swinging the bats in a big way against Keller and the Pirates today. Keller has a respectable 3.58 ERA, but his 3-10 record more than suggests that the Pirates don't get the job done when he is on the mound and with the break looming, we suspect a majority of these Pirates players may be a bit checked out and looking to get-away immediately after the game. Woods Richardson is only 5-4 with a 4.08 ERA but the Twins do have a winning record when the youngster takes the hill this season. The Pittsburgh Pirates' offense remains one of the weakest units in Major League Baseball. They are dead last (30th) in both home runs (65 total) and runs per game (3.37). Their team batting average is a dismal .229 (28th overall). The Pirates also have a paltry OPS of just .649 against right-handed pitchers this season, which is near the bottom of the league. The Twins are 28-19 ML at home and 7-3 ML in their L10 overall. The Pirates head into today's game on a current 8-game skid and have posted a dismal 2-8 ML record in their L10 overall. Go with the MINNESOTA TWINS at home....
*LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-140) AND*
*UNDER 8 LA DODGERS @ SF GIANTS (-120)*
We are rolling on the -140 odds today and hopefully that doesn't burn us in the end, but the Dodgers just present too good of a spot here despite their recent struggles and playing in San Fran. Yamamoto has firmly established himself as an ace in 2025, boasting an impressive 2.77 ERA over 18 starts with 109 strikeouts in 97.1 innings. His 1.07 WHIP and ability to limit hits (.199 batting average against) are top-tier. He is ranked 7th in NL ERA and 7th in WHIP, and was selected as a 2025 All-Star. Robbie Ray (9-3, 2.63 ERA) has had a phenomenal return from injury in 2025, showcasing his Cy Young potential with 122 strikeouts in 113 innings. He's been incredibly consistent, with his last few starts indicating strong performances (1 run over 5.2 IP vs Phillies, 2 runs over 9 IP vs Diamondbacks). This is where the Dodgers gain a crucial advantage. While Ray has been excellent, the Dodgers lead MLB in several offensive categories against left-handed pitching in 2025. They have a .258 AVG, .319 OBP, and .462 SLG (and .780 OPS) against lefties. We expect this one to be a tight, low-scoring affair and if we are tied or in later innings we have faith in the Dodgers to close it out. The Dodgers are exceptional in late-game situations, with a .750 winning percentage when tied entering the 7th inning and a .769 winning percentage when tied entering the 8th inning (both best in MLB). Make the play on the LOS ANGELES DODGERS and the UNDER in the bay....
*HOUSTON ASTROS (-140)*
We really thought the Rangers had it in them on Saturday to pull off the upset in Houston and after falling behind early they forced it into the 11th inning before taking the fall. The momentum should again be on the side of the home team for this one. Brown has been excellent this season, boasting a fantastic 9-3 record with a 2.21 ERA and a low 0.936 WHIP. He's recorded 129 strikeouts in 110.0 innings. Brown has proven to be a reliable starter who consistently gives his team a chance to win. His underlying metrics are strong (30.8% K%, 7.6% BB%, 47.8% GB%). The Astros are 9-3 when Brown is the starting pitcher and they are the moneyline favorite. The Astros offense is fundamentally strong, ranking 2nd overall in MLB with a .259 team batting average and 8th in On-Base Percentage (.325). The Astros' bullpen is a significant strength, boasting the 6th best team ERA in MLB (3.62) and leading the league in strikeouts per nine innings (9.7 K/9). Closers like Josh Hader (25 saves, 2.38 ERA) are dominant. Houston has been completely dominant at home this season with a 33-18 ML record at Minute Maid Park, while the Rangers are a woeful 21-30 when playing away from home. They might have snuck out the series-opening win on Friday, but we expect this one to be over early. Roll with the HOUSTON ASTROS in their home park....
Best of luck to all today!! Let's get that money!!
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