Saturday, September 12, 2026

Chase Brown is one of the most versatile running backs in all of football. His 69 receptions were the fifth-most among running backs last season. Brown was also a force in the run game, averaging 65.5 yards on 14.5 carries over his last six games.

Atlanta gets a significant home-field advantage in a pivotal NL East matchup and sends Chris Sale to the mound. Sale enters 14-9 with a 2.10 ERA and recently held Philadelphia to 2 runs across 6 innings. With a legitimate stopper working at Truist Park, trust Atlanta to create separation against a lowly counter for Philly in Aaron Nola.

The Dodgers are riding a 7-game win streak, and are set to face a Marlins team that has lost 6 of its last 7 games. Blake Snell has been sensational since returning to the Los Angeles rotation, and he should be able to keep things rolling in a major way.

Although Seth Lugo has struggled lately, the Red Sox do no hit nearly as well against righties as they do against lefties. Sonny Gray is always steady and reliable. This is a good night to back the pitchers and keep the game total under.

Cade Cavalli is pitching like an ace, but this is about attacking everything around him. Yusei Kikuchi enters with a 4.96 ERA and 1.47 WHIP, while Washington's bullpen owns an ERA north of 5.00. The Angels are also prone to bleeding runs outside of their starter too. Between Kikuchi and both relief staffs, scoring opportunities should arrive. Take the Over.

Mason Adams has a 3.95 ERA and 1.61 WHIP in 13.2 innings. He has given up four home runs in those 13.2 innings. Framber Valdez is coming off of a 7.0 inning scoreless outing against the Cleveland Guardians.

Hampton and the Chargers arrive as 10-point favorites against a woeful Arizona Cardinals team that will likely be contending for the #1 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft. The game script should favor Hampton and the run game, as the Chargers have an implied team total of 28.5 points - the most of any team for Week 1.

Read more Cade Cavalli is pitching like an ace, but this is about attacking everything around him. Yusei Kikuchi enters with a 4.96 ERA and 1.47 WHIP, while Washington's bullpen owns an ERA north of 5.00. The Angels are also prone to bleeding runs outside of their starter too. Between Kikuchi and both relief staffs, scoring opportunities should arrive. Take the Over.