▶LossMLB · SF @ COL8:40 PM ET
Game Total Under 10.5
+101WB3 · 83
The public hammers the over because the game is at Coors Field with two high-ERA starters, but the book set the total at 10.5 for the park, not the lineups. San Francisco and Colorado have combined for only about eight runs a game over their last twenty, and Colorado is cooling off. The model grades the under the single biggest total edge on the slate, and it still pays plus one oh one.
▶LossMLB · LAA @ TB7:10 PM ET
Angels Team Total Under 3.5
-120WB3 · 95
The Angels are scorching with a 10 and a 7 in the last week, and the public is buying the over, but their twenty-game baseline is only 3.6 runs, so the crooked numbers are spikes, not the trend. Tampa Bay counters with Nick Martinez at a 1.51 ERA, an elite arm that drags even a hot lineup back toward its baseline. The model grades the Angels team-total under 3.5 nine points clear of the minus-120 price: a high-confidence play rated 95.
▶LossMLB · MIA @ NYM7:10 PM ET
Miami +1.5
-212GEMS · 99
Miami's bats faded late and the public is laying off a cold road dog, but the Marlins are a near coin flip on the moneyline, so the plus-one-and-a-half run line is a lay at minus two twelve. With New York throwing a 3.52 ERA arm, the game projects low-scoring, and low-scoring games stay tight, so the cushion rarely gets away. The model grades Miami's cover ten points clear of the price, the biggest cover edge on the board: a GEM rated 99.
MLB · TOR @ BAL7:05 PM ET
Toronto +1.5
-212GEMS · 100
Toronto's bats are cold and the public is fading them, but the Jays are a coin flip on the moneyline, so the plus-one-and-a-half run line is a lay at minus two twelve. The question the model answers is how often a cold Toronto lineup still stays within a run and a half against a Baltimore starter carrying a 6.96 ERA across nine outings. The model says Toronto covers far more often than the price implies and grades the edge nine points clear of the market: a GEM rated 100.