Joe Jensen

The San Francisco Giants (31-25) visit the Miami Marlins (22-32) with a significant pitching advantage as promising young lefty Kyle Harrison (3.86 ERA) faces Miami’s struggling Cal Quantrill (6.09 ERA). Despite recent offensive woes, the Giants’ elite pitching staff (2nd ranked ERA in NL at 3.26) and MLB-best bullpen (2.48 ERA) create substantial value against a Marlins team that’s just 12-28 when allowing home runs this season. Harrison’s impressive command and swing-and-miss stuff contrast sharply with Quantrill’s alarming .282 opponent batting average and 1.49 WHIP. With Jung Hoo Lee (.276 BA) and Heliot Ramos (hitting .286 with 3 HRs in his last 10 games) facing a vulnerable right-hander, the Giants moneyline (-178) offers solid value, while the run line (-1.5 at -107) presents an even more appealing opportunity as San Francisco looks to exploit Miami’s pitching woes at loanDepot park.

With Mike Trout expected to return after a 26-game absence, the Angels bring added firepower against a Guardians team that’s posted a solid 15-10 home record. Jose Soriano (3.73 ERA) faces Cleveland’s Luis Ortiz (4.73 ERA) in a pitching matchup that slightly favors Los Angeles. Despite Cleveland being favored at -145, there’s compelling value on the Angels +1.5 run line and the Under 8.5 total. Discover why Jose Ramirez’s total bases prop offers significant value and how Trout’s return impacts betting strategy for this AL clash. Our detailed analysis covers pitching matchups, bullpen comparisons, key betting trends, and expert predictions to help you make informed wagers on tonight’s game.

The surging Mets (34-22) host the struggling Rockies (9-47) in what appears to be a lopsided contest at Citi Field. With David Peterson (3-2, 2.79 ERA) facing Kyle Freeland (0-7, 5.86 ERA), savvy bettors are targeting alternative markets beyond the prohibitive -357 moneyline.

The Mets boast MLB’s second-best home record (21-7) while Colorado has been abysmal on the road (3-25). Peterson has been dominant at Citi Field (2.11 ERA) and faces a Rockies lineup striking out at a 26.8% clip against lefties. Meanwhile, Freeland remains winless in 10 starts with opponents hitting .296 against him.

Our top betting recommendations focus on the run line and player props rather than the moneyline. The Mets -1.5 (-125) offers solid value considering they’ve won by multiple runs in 18 of 21 home victories. For player props, Peterson’s strikeout over (6.5, +105) stands out against a swing-happy Rockies offense that’s averaging nearly 10 strikeouts per road game.

With significant advantages in starting pitching, bullpen performance, and home/road splits, expect New York to handle business comfortably against baseball’s worst team.

Looking for betting value in Friday’s MLB matchup? The Chicago White Sox (18-38) visit the Baltimore Orioles (19-36) in a battle between two struggling teams that offers surprising wagering opportunities. Despite their cellar-dwelling records, this game presents intriguing betting angles with Sean Burke facing Zach Eflin in what could develop into a higher-scoring affair than oddsmakers project.

Our analysis reveals significant value in the total runs market, with the over 9 (-110) standing out as our top play. The game also offers appealing player props, particularly Ryan O’Hearn over 1.5 total bases (+125), who has been one of Baltimore’s few bright spots this season.

With both pitchers showing vulnerability – Burke’s control issues (5.0 BB/9) and Eflin’s home run problems (1.9 HR/9) – and weather conditions favoring hitters at Camden Yards, expect offensive production from both struggling teams. Our prediction points to a competitive 6-5 Orioles victory, making the White Sox +1.5 run line (+115) another strong consideration for savvy bettors.

Looking for a high-value MLB bet today? The Cincinnati Reds (+144) visit the NL Central-leading Chicago Cubs with ace Andrew Abbott (1.77 ERA) taking the mound against Colin Rea. Despite Chicago’s impressive six-game home winning streak, Abbott’s dominance provides Cincinnati with legitimate upset potential. The elite left-hander hasn’t allowed more than 2 earned runs in any start this season and boasts a stellar 9.9 K/9 rate that creates multiple betting opportunities. With afternoon winds blowing in at Wrigley and Abbott’s track record against Chicago (2-0, 1.23 ERA in three career starts), both the Reds moneyline and the Under 8.5 runs offer compelling value. Dynamic shortstop Elly De La Cruz provides additional firepower for Cincinnati against Rea’s vulnerable 1.29 WHIP. Smart bettors should recognize this pitching mismatch is significantly wider than the betting line suggests.

Get our best bet for Rays vs. Astros today! We dive into the moneyline odds, run line, and total, offering a sharp prediction for this matchup at pitcher-friendly Daikin Park. Free MLB picks and top prop considerations.

Washington’s MacKenzie Gore (13.4 K/9) faces Seattle’s struggling Emerson Hancock (5.95 ERA) in tonight’s (May 29) rubber match. Joe’s analysis and predictions dives into whether Gore’s K-prop is a tasty plus-money pick and if the Nats can snag the series on the road.

Today’s Dodgers at Guardians (May 28) game features Kershaw’s return against a Cleveland team in pitching disarray. Our capper’s betting preview breaks down the sharp money moves on the total and if Ohtani’s total bases prop is a smart pick.

The Twins and Rays are set for a rubber match showdown this afternoon, May 28th, featuring a mouth-watering pitching matchup: Pablo Lopez vs. Drew Rasmussen. Both these guys can sling it. Read on to get our top picks.

Can the Red Sox avoid a sweep with Brayan Bello on the hill against Freddy Peralta and the red-hot Brewers (May 28)? MLB capper Joe Jensen digs into the betting odds, Peralta’s K-prop, and whether the under is a sneaky good prediction.