Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Both the Rangers and Rays are playing elite offensive baseball against southpaw pitching within the last 30 days. Ian Seymour has a bit of a home run issue lately despite his impressive strikeout upside. MacKenzie Gore issues too many walks and allows too many barrels to feel confident in backing him against Tampa. Look for runs from both sides.

Tarik Skubal has been incredible in his last two outings, only allowing one earned run in 14.1 innings pitched. HE racked up 21 strikeouts in those two starts. The Orioles are averaging 4.8 runs allowed per game while the Tigers allow only 3.9 per game, which is fifth-best in the MLB.

Seattle has enough talent to score against any pitching staff, but matching the Dodgers run for run has been a difficult challenge for nearly every team this season. With Hancock facing one of baseball's most dangerous offenses and Los Angeles continuing to thrive behind Lauer despite his modest ERA, the Dodgers have another favorable opportunity to keep that unbeaten streak intact.

The A's have struggled this season and with Lopez unlikely to go deep into the game, we could see Boston rally late. With the Red Sox having the better offense and pitching matchup, they should be able to bounce back in tonight's game.

Five of Rodriguez’s 9 starts have gone over this number, and we aren’t exactly sure what we’re going to get from Wesneski. My expectation is that there is plenty of traffic on the bases in this contest, and Rodriguez is leaving less than 60% of runners on base, which is well below the league average.

Even if Kansas City's bullpen gives the Royals a chance to rally later, the Twins have the edge during the first trip through the batting order. With Ryan anchoring the rotation and Minnesota facing a pitcher making just his second start of the year, the home team is in a strong position to carry an early lead into the middle innings.

I simply trust Cam Schlittler a lot more in this matchup than I do Martin. While the Yankees' offense has struggled at times, they've found ways to get it done, winning seven of their last 10 games compared to the White Sox who have lost six of their last 10.

Both teams burned through plenty of pitchers in their doubleheader on Tuesday. Cincinnati's Brady Singer and Cleveland's Joey Cantillo have both had their struggles with consistency, so both offenses could have the edge in this one.

Both the Rangers and Rays are playing elite offensive baseball against southpaw pitching within the last 30 days. Ian Seymour has a bit of a home run issue lately despite his impressive strikeout upside. MacKenzie Gore issues too many walks and allows too many barrels to feel confident in backing him against Tampa. Look for runs from both sides.

If they Rockies weren't the Rockies, they would be favored here. Griffin Canning is a bad pitcher, and Colorado hits righties well. Rookie Gabriel Hughes has been strong for Colorado, and San Diego struggles against RHP. This is a winnable spot for the Rockies.

Logan Webb has given up 19 earned runs in his last four outings, including four home runs. The Giants are one of the worst offensive teams in all of baseball, averaging 4.1 runs per game. The Brewers are tied for first in the MLB averaging 3.7 runs allowed per game.

The Mets have repeatedly elevated their play against rivals this season, making the standings far less relevant in this matchup. At home in Queens, New York has the pitching and offensive capability to match Atlanta when playing its best baseball. Take the Mets in another fierce rivalry battle

Tarik Skubal has been incredible in his last two outings, only allowing one earned run in 14.1 innings pitched. HE racked up 21 strikeouts in those two starts. The Orioles are averaging 4.8 runs allowed per game while the Tigers allow only 3.9 per game, which is fifth-best in the MLB.

The Washington Nationals are the best lineup in baseball against right-handed pitching across the last 30 days, and they draw Trey Yesavage at a time when he isn't pitching his best. Zack Littell is in solid form given his abilities, and the Blue Jays offense is putrid of late against righties. I favor Washington at current pricing.

Eduardo Rodriguez is having a career year, and even teams that hit well against lefties have failed to hit him. The bullpens are also tired, and Jared Jones has been on a pitch count all season. This game should favor the Diamondbacks.

Chris Sale has been dominant this season, with an 11-6 record and a 2.19 ERA in 111.0 innings. In his last 13.0 innings, he has only given up three earned runs. The Mets are without their most lethal bat in Juan Soto, so I expect Sale will be able to shut down their lineup.