Top Sportsbooks

TIGERS CHASE TWINS

6/30

First - Congrats to all of you who joined me yesterday with the big 4% play on the Angels. It wasn't as easy as expected, but we did cash the ticket. 1-0 or 10-0, still gets the money. Nice 2-0 day with the Premium releases yesterday with the other winner being on the Cards. Two plays on tap for today. You can check them out right here.

Thankfully, we're back to League play. We have a couple of solid weeks of traditional baseball before the All Star break, so plenty of time to put together a nice run. Aside from the two premium plays today, there are a couple of other games that could present some value, and may even be added to the ticket. We can start right at the top of the card with the Mets and Cards squaring off for the first time this year. Just about everyone in baseball expects the Mets to put together a major run at some point. The Talent is there. But my recommendation is to wait on the Mets for now. They are still a .500 team, right where they were when Randolph got the axe. No need to jump on the Mets until you see signs of the run coming. So far, no signs.

Marlins -135 over Senators - While I have no opinion here, some sharp players apparently do. This game opened up -117 at Pinnacle Sports and was quickly bet up to -138 where it sits now. For me, the value is gone, but this one might be worth a peek if the number drops.

Orioles -102 over Royals - You should be able to tell by now if you read these pages daily, I'm not a big fan of the Royals. Despite putting together one very impressive stretch, the Royals still sit in the basement and have now started a new streak. A losing one. They have lost 2 straight and face a Baltimore team that has been money in the bank when facing righties at home this year. This could be a nice spot here, even with Greinke on the mound as I think the Royals return to form, which is a below .500 team.

Tigers at Twins - No opinion on this one but could there be two hotter teams? This is what baseball is all about. Two of the hottest teams in baseball, from the same division and in 2nd and 3rd place hooking up for a crucial series. While the Tigers appear to have the edges, watch out for those home dogs in division games. Many a baseball handicapper has profited from those dogs over the years.

SEE WHAT'S HOT TODAY AT THE FREE SPORTS MONITOR