NEW YORK YANKEES VS. BALTIMORE ORIOLES PREDICTIONS
PICKS
BAL Orioles Win +1.5 Run Line
+135
Under 9.0 Game Totals
-105
Run Line Pick
Gerrit Cole will look to bounce from consecutive losses as he makes the start here for the New York Yankees. He is now 4-2 on the season with an ERA of 3.91. During this stretch of two starts, Cole has allowed nine runs over 10.0 innings. These starts came against the Atlanta Braves and the Tampa Bay Rays. Cole has one start against the Orioles this season, allowing three runs over 6.2 innings.
Starting for the Orioles will be Keegan Allen, who has an ERA of 3.52. He made his first career start last week against the Blue Jays, going 4.1 innings without allowing an earned run. As long as Allen does not get shelled early, he is going to give his team a real chance.
Laying this kind of price with the Yankees is crazy, even with Cole on the mound. He has not looked good recently, making the Yankees run line much too steep as well. Cole is prone to the long ball, giving up 10 home runs through eight starts. He is obviously going to rack up the strikeouts, but I cannot trust him right now, so I will take Baltimore on the run line at a nice plus money price. ★
Game Totals Pick
It really depends on which Gerrit Cole we get here to determine how this game is going to go. If he allows four or five runs for the third time in a row, I would expect this game to be rather high scoring. If he goes at least 6.0 innings and allows three or less, I would be expecting an under. Then there is the unknown of Allen. He has not pitched enough at the MLB level for us to know how consistent of a pitcher he can be. The Yankees clearly have been missing Aaron Judge, so to think they will be able to score seven or more runs by themselves may be a little wishful thinking. I do think Allen will have success early, given that he has not faced the Yankees and they may not know what to expect. Much like the side, there is no chance I would put much on this total. However, it is about time for Cole to get back to being himself, so I will take the under as a small lean. ★
PICKS
BAL Orioles Win +1.5 Run Line
+135
Under 9.0 Game Totals
-105
Run Line Pick
Gerrit Cole will look to bounce from consecutive losses as he makes the start here for the New York Yankees. He is now 4-2 on the season with an ERA of 3.91. During this stretch of two starts, Cole has allowed nine runs over 10.0 innings. These starts came against the Atlanta Braves and the Tampa Bay Rays. Cole has one start against the Orioles this season, allowing three runs over 6.2 innings.
Starting for the Orioles will be Keegan Allen, who has an ERA of 3.52. He made his first career start last week against the Blue Jays, going 4.1 innings without allowing an earned run. As long as Allen does not get shelled early, he is going to give his team a real chance.
Laying this kind of price with the Yankees is crazy, even with Cole on the mound. He has not looked good recently, making the Yankees run line much too steep as well. Cole is prone to the long ball, giving up 10 home runs through eight starts. He is obviously going to rack up the strikeouts, but I cannot trust him right now, so I will take Baltimore on the run line at a nice plus money price. ★
Game Totals Pick
It really depends on which Gerrit Cole we get here to determine how this game is going to go. If he allows four or five runs for the third time in a row, I would expect this game to be rather high scoring. If he goes at least 6.0 innings and allows three or less, I would be expecting an under. Then there is the unknown of Allen. He has not pitched enough at the MLB level for us to know how consistent of a pitcher he can be. The Yankees clearly have been missing Aaron Judge, so to think they will be able to score seven or more runs by themselves may be a little wishful thinking. I do think Allen will have success early, given that he has not faced the Yankees and they may not know what to expect. Much like the side, there is no chance I would put much on this total. However, it is about time for Cole to get back to being himself, so I will take the under as a small lean. ★

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