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Ryan Minion has that job for Wednesday, May 27.
MLB Predictions, Picks for Wednesday, May 27
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- Nationals vs Guardians — Guardians ML, Jose Ramirez 2+ Stolen Bases
- Mariners vs Athletics — Nick Kurtz o1.5 HRR, Kurtz 1+ Home Run
- Diamondbacks vs Giants — F5 Under 4.5 (-154, DraftKings)
- Phillies vs Padres — Phillies F5 ML, Padres F5 Team Total Under
- Rays vs Orioles — Junior Caminero o1.5 HRR, Caminero 1+ Double
- Angels vs Tigers — NRFI
- Cubs vs Pirates — Brandon Lowe o1.5 HRR, Cubs Team Total Over
- Braves vs Red Sox — Braves ML, Ronald Acuña o1.5 HRR
- Astros vs Rangers — Rangers F5 ML, Jake Burger o1.5 HRR
- Rockies vs Dodgers — Dodgers F5 -1.5
Nationals vs Guardians Picks
The Nationals and Guardians will square off on Wednesday afternoon at Progressive Field in an interleague clash that will surely deliver fireworks featuring two lineups that are red-hot at the plate entering this contest in Cleveland.
Washington veteran right-hander Miles Mikolas will take the mound for the visiting Nationals, while the Guardians will trot out 26-year-old righty Gavin Williams, who is off to a phenomenal start in 2026.
Williams has recorded an impressive 3.25 ERA thus far in 2026, which ranks inside the top-25 in the Major Leagues.
Cleveland’s 6 '6 stud also ranks third in baseball with a whopping 84 strikeouts this season and inside the top-30 amongst all starting pitchers with a 1.11 WHIP across his first 11 outings in 2026.
Williams has allowed just two earned runs over his last two starts, with 14 innings pitched on the bump and an exceptional 18 punch-outs.
While the Guardians’ Wednesday starter is posting career-best numbers across the board in 2026, Mikolas is trending in the other direction.
The Nats’ 37-year-old has recorded a dreadful 6.17 ERA in 2026 throughout nearly 47 frames on the mound. Mikolas has really struggled with command and has had vast difficulty retiring opposing hitters on both sides of the plate.
While the first-year National’s struggles on the mound this season may surprise some, a deeper look at his pitching metrics across an extensive stint in the Cardinals' rotation tells a very similar story, with Mikolas finishing the season with a sub-4 ERA just twice in his seven years pitching for Saint Louis.
In a matchup, the Guardians have a massive pitching edge. I will be looking to target Cleveland on the moneyline to conclude its three-game interleague homestand with a massive victory over a Nationals’ team that has some impressive star power in CJ Abrams and James Wood, amongst several others.
Given the extensive duration of Mikolas pitching in the Big Leagues, there is quite a sample size of his previous encounters with several hitters in this Guardians’ lineup.
While others have had more success facing the Nats’ veteran, I will still be looking to target Cleveland’s premier slugger in superstar third baseman Jose Ramirez.
Ramirez is off to another phenomenal start in 2026 and has consistently been one of the best all-around players in the entire MLB for several seasons.
The Guardians’ switch-hitting slugger is one of just five players in MLB history to have recorded three or more ‘30/30’ seasons – having smashed 30 homers and swiped 30 bags.
While the Guardians’ 33-year-old power metrics have actually taken a slight step back across Cleveland’s first 45 games of the season, Ramirez has been unbelievably dominant on the base paths, ranking second in all of baseball with 20 steals, trailing just the Nationals’ Nassim Nuñez.
In a game, I expect the Nats’ Mikolas to really struggle, the Guardians should consistently have runners on the basepaths, considering how poorly his command over his pitching arsenal has been in 2026.
Given how elite a base-runner Ramirez has been this season, I will be looking to target Cleveland’s superstar to exceed an alternate 1.5 stolen base mark on Wednesday afternoon.
Pick: Guardians ML (-184), Jose Ramirez 2+ Stolen Bases (+2000)
Mariners vs Athletics Picks
The Athletics are set to host the Mariners on Wednesday afternoon in what will be the last of a three-game homestand at their temporary home in Sacramento at Sutter Health Park.
Seattle's 29-year-old righty Logan Gilbert will take the mound for the visiting Mariners, while left-hander Jeffrey Springs is set to be on the bump for the Athletics.
While the Mariners’ Gilbert has consistently been one of baseball’s top pitchers over the last few seasons, their 6 '6 righty has struggled across his first 11 starts of the 2026 season.
In over 62 innings pitched on the mound thus far, Gilbert has recorded a mediocre 4.04 ERA thus far. That said, the Mariners’ righty has had a far more efficient WHIP on the mound this season, ranking inside the top-30 amongst all starting pitchers at 1.11.
Upon starting his 2026 campaign in unbelievable form with Springs having recorded a quality start in four of his first five starts of the season, the Athletics' lefty has fallen off big time and now has posted a 4.11 ERA on the season.
Like Gilbert, Springs has a far more efficient WHIP as well, at 1.17, but could definitely have some trouble on Wednesday afternoon, having to face a very versatile Mariners lineup from 1 to 9.
Though the same can be said for Gilbert, as the Athletics boast tremendous young talent featuring the likes of Nick Kurtz and Tyler Soderstrom, amongst several others.
For my first betting angle ahead of Wednesday afternoon’s AL West showdown, I will be looking to target the Athletics’ first baseman and superstar young slugger, Nick Kurtz, who is currently one of the hottest hitters in all of baseball.
The former 2024 fourth overall draft pick is coming off an insane rookie campaign in which the Athletics’ left-handed slugger smashed 36 homers in just 117 games.
While Kurtz had a case of the “sophomore slump” earlier this season, with the 23-year-old having struggled mightily at the plate over the first few weeks of the season, the Athletics’ youngster has finally started to revert to his rookie form.
Kurtz has recorded a hit in 19 of his 22 games in the month of May, and now ranks eighth in the Big Leagues with 37 RBIs. He is batting .424 AVG over the last three weeks and just surpassed Ricky Henderson’s incredible 46-game on-base streak.
His staggering 21.7% walk rate on the season really conveys his exceptional discipline at the plate, rarely finding himself behind in the count.
Kurtz stands at 6'5 " and 240 lbs with impressive patience in the box and exceptional raw power, often generating elite exit velocities and hard-hit rates at the plate.
While the Athletics’ lefty went hitless as a rookie against the Mariners’ righty, Kurtz is 1-for-2 against Gilbert this season, having drawn a walk as well.
Though I very much respect Gilbert's high-velocity arsenal on the mound, featuring an elite four-seam fastball and an effective slider, his lackluster form in 2026 gives me pause, especially having to face a hitter of Kurtz’s caliber currently in the midst of a historic hot streak and uncanny ability to reach the base paths.
Given his elite ability to draw walks, I will be looking to target Kurtz to exceed his 1.5 HRR (Hits + Runs + RBIs) mark on Wednesday night, fully expecting the Athletics’ youngster to record at least one hit and to reach the base paths safely.
As a secondary betting angle, it should come as no surprise that I favor backing Kurtz to smash a homer on Wednesday afternoon, especially given Gilbert’s high susceptibility to heavy damage against left-handed power hitters.
Pick: Nick Kurtz Over 1.5 HRR (-110), Kurtz 1+ Home Run (+310)
Diamondbacks vs Giants Picks
The Diamondbacks continue on their road trip and will square off with the Giants on Wednesday night in the last of a three-game series at Oracle Park in San Francisco.
Snakes’ right-hander Michael Soroka will take the mound for Arizona, while the Giants will trot out right-hander Trevor McDonald in a pitching matchup that I believe is pretty deceivingly strong.
Since arriving in the MLB in 2018 for the Atlanta Braves, Soroka has constantly dealt with numerous injuries that have lingered year after year. Whether it be his Achilles, shoulder, or bicep, among several other injury concerns, the 28-year-old has had a very minimal sample size on the mound.
In his first full season in 2019, Sorokoa dazzled in the Braves rotation, having finished the season with a remarkable 2.68 ERA to go along with a 1.11 WHIP.
Ever since, he has failed to repeat that high upside, largely due to his injury history, but finally appears to have found his prior elite form, which made him one of the best young starting pitchers in the Big Leagues to start his career.
In his first season with the Diamondbacks, Sorokoa is fully healthy and ranks inside the top-30 in the MLB with a 3.27 ERA in 2016.
The first-year Snake has a very impressive pitching arsenal featuring a slurve, a combination of a slider and curveball, which has resulted in countless “swing-and-misses” in 2026.
Soroka’s slurve is just one of several off-speed pitches the Dbacks’ righty implements in combination with a slightly reduced 95 mph four-seam fastball, which has surprisingly not resulted in his allowing greater hard-hit rates to opposing hitters.
Like Soroka, the Giants’ 25-year-old righty Trevor McDonald really impressed me as well throughout the beginning of his career.
San Francisco's righty recorded a quality start in two of his first three outings in 2026 and has demonstrated high strikeout upside as well.
Despite getting rocked for seven earned runs by the White Sox in his last start, I think Wednesday afternoon’s NL West duel will be a prime bounce-back spot for San Francisco’s young righty.
While this pitching matchup appears far from elite on the surface, I would not be surprised if runs come at a premium across the first five innings of this matchup, which is why I will be targeting the under in that market.
Pick: F5 Under 4.5 (-154, DraftKings)
Phillies vs Padres Picks
The Phillies and the Padres will square off on Wednesday night in the last of a three-game series at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
Friars’ 31-year-old right-hander Walker Buehler will look to bounce back from what has been a rather troublesome start to his second season with the team and will surely be motivated after having been moved by the Phillies at last year’s trade deadline.
Phillies’ ace Cristopher Sanchez will be on the bump for the home team on Wednesday and looks to continue what has been an exceptional 2026 campaign for the 29-year-old left-hander.
Philadelphia’s lefty is making a legitimate case for the National League Cy Young Award thus far, with Sanchez having recorded a remarkable 1.62 ERA on the mound in 2026, which ranks third amongst all starting pitchers.
The Phillies’ ace also ranks second in baseball with an extremely impressive 86 punch-outs this season, largely thanks to a very dominant high-velocity four-seam fastball.
However, Sanchez’s pitching arsenal is far more versatile with a much-improved off-speed skill set that appears to be paying dividends for Philadelphia’s 6′ 6 lefty.
Over the past two seasons, Sanchez used his fastball at a 55% clip facing right-handed hitters, while just 44% to lefties. In 2026, the Phillies’ ace developed a devastating sinker that he has implemented as one of the primary pitches in his arsenal.
While his sinker has been his best off-speed pitch by a wide margin, he has also developed both a slider and a changeup, both of which have been very effective, especially against left-handed hitters.
Though often scouted as a one-trick pony at a young age, Cristopher is now undoubtedly one of the best pitchers in all of baseball and boasts a versatile arsenal that has dominated opposing hitters on both sides of the plate.
On the contrary, Padres’ righty Walker Buehler looks far beyond the prime years that he spent pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Across just over 46 frames on the mound this season, San Diego’s 31-year-old has recorded a dreadful 5.05 ERA to go along with a subpar 1.40 WHIP throughout his 10 starts on the mound this season.
Buehler couldn't be further from his previous form, which resulted in his making two All-Star teams and being a part of the Dodgers’ winning two World Series with the team in 2020 and 2024.
In his post-Dodgers era, the Red Sox took a shot on Buehler on a one-year contract worth upwards of 20 million dollars just for Boston’s righty to decline even further, finishing with a 5.45 ERA prior to being moved to the Phillies.
While Sanchez is currently one of the best pitchers on the planet, Buehler is trending in the complete opposite direction and is surely flirting with no longer being able to make the rotation for a Major League ball club.
That said, while I do love this Friars team long term, I expect Wednesday night’s National League clash to be all Phillies behind a phenomenal effort from Sanchez, who should pitch another gem.
For my first betting angle, I will be targeting the Phillies on their F5 moneyline in a matchup where they should have a massive pitching advantage.
Also, I don't mind taking two sides of the same coin, that is, the Padres to go under their F5 team-total on Wednesday night. I expect Sanchez to continue his scorching form and to further build his case as the premier pitcher in the National League in 2026.
Picks: Phillies F5 ML (-192), Padres F5 Team Total Under
Rays vs Orioles Picks
Two American League East foes, the Rays and Orioles, prepare to duke it out on Wednesday night at Camden Yards in Baltimore.
Orioles’ righty veteran Chris Bassitt will take the mound for the home team and will surely be looking to improve on what has been a very lackluster start to his first season in Baltimore. The 38-year-old has been atrocious thus far, having recorded a 5.51 ERA to go along with a 1.67 WHIP on the bump this season.
In a pitching matchup featuring two starters with a ton of experience on the mound, Rays’ 34-year-old lefty Steven Matz is scheduled to take the mound for Tampa in what will be his ninth outing in 2026.
While Bassitt has largely struggled this season, Matz has been better than his Wednesday counterpart, currently posting an impressive 1.11 WHIP on the bump thus far.
Upon researching betting angles to take ahead of Wednesday night’s AL East showdown, I think targeting Bassitt’s sluggish start to the season will be a stellar approach.
That said, I will be looking to back Rays’ superstar third baseman Junior Caminero to have a huge night against Baltimore’s righty veteran.
Given Bassitt's previous stint pitching for the Blue Jays for several seasons, the Rays’ 22-year-old has six prior plate appearances, having recorded two hits, a double and an RBI against the first-year Oriole.
Tampa’s Dominican slugger has smashed 13 homers thus far in 2026, which ranks inside the top-10 in all of baseball.
The Rays’ righty finished his 2025 season with a whopping 45 homers and 110 RBIs, and it appears he's picked up right where he left off last year, once again demonstrating his incredible power at the plate.
Caminero ranks amongst the top hitters in the MLB in hard-hit rates and will have a massive advantage against Bassitt, who has struggled mightily to limit hard contact in 2026, with opposing hitters having recorded a .311 AVG against Baltimore’s veteran.
That said, I will be looking to target Caminero to exceed his 1.5 HRR mark ahead of Wednesday night’s contest.
Also, I favor targeting Caminero in more of a value-prop market by betting him to record a double on Wednesday night, given Bassitt has already allowed 15 doubles to opposing hitters in 2026 across 47 frames on the mound.
Over the last three seasons, Camden Yards ranks third amongst all ballparks in doubles allowed, trailing just Coors Field’s thin air density and the Diamondbacks’ Chase Field.
Picks: Junior Caminero Over 1.5 HRR (-175), Caminero 1+ Double (+350)
Angels vs Tigers Picks
The Tigers host the Angels on Wednesday night at Comerica Park in the second of a three-game set in Detroit.
Tigers’ right-hander Casey Mize will take the mound while Joel Soriano will be on the bump for the Angels in what sets up to be a phenomenal pitching matchup with both starters entering this contest in red-hot form.
Across his first 11 starts in 2026, the Angels’ Dominican right-hander has recorded an impressive 2.44 ERA thus far over 66 frames on the mound. Soriano also ranks inside the top-25 in all of baseball with a 1.07 WHIP this season.
Like Soriano, Detroit’s 29-year-old righty has been unbelievably efficient on the mound, having recorded a 2.47 ERA across eight outings this season.
For two starting pitchers in phenomenal form heading into Wednesday night’s contest, I will be looking to back no runs to be scored in the first inning ahead of this American League clash.
Pick: NRFI (-142)
Cubs vs Pirates Picks
The Pirates are set to host their NL Central foe, the Chicago Cubs, in what will be the third of a four-game homestand at PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
23-year-old right-hander Bubba Chandler will make the start for the Pirates, while the righty veteran James Tallion is scheduled to be on the bump for the visiting Cubs.
In a pitching matchup featuring two starters who have struggled mightily over the course of the 2026 season thus far, I expect Wednesday night’s divisional showdown to deliver several runs for both sides.
Upon making just four starts in 2025 as a rookie, the Pirates’ youngster has allowed a rather troublesome 4.79 ERA on the season thus far. Chandler has allowed a whopping 25 earned runs across 47 frames on the mound in 2026.
Like Chandler, Tallion has also started his 2026 campaign in horrific form, with the Cubs’ 34-year-old right-hander having recorded an even worse ERA than his Wednesday counterpart at 5.20.
That said, I will definitely be targeting some player prop markets on Wednesday night in a matchup featuring two lineups that can get hot at the plate against struggling starting pitchers.
Given that Tallion is pitching in his fourth season in the NL Central, he has quite the previous history facing several hitters in the Pirates’ lineup. While I typically favor backing Oneil Cruz at the plate, he is just 1-for-16 against Tallion in his career.
On the other hand, Pirates’ second baseman Brandon Lowe has been far more impressive against the Cubs’ righty, having recorded four hits, two homers and five RBIs across 14 plate appearances against Tallion.
Lowe is also having a phenomenal season at the plate thus far, with the former-Rays slugger having smashed 13 homers on the season, which ranks inside the top-10 in all of baseball.
The Pirates��� lefty has also driven in 32 runners at the plate in 2026 and has absolutely demolished fastball-heavy right-handed pitchers. In fact, the two have actually already met this season in early April, with Lowe having smashed a grand slam versus the Cubs’ veteran.
That said, I will be looking to target Lowe to exceed his 1.5 HRR mark ahead of Wednesday night’s National League contest.
Like Tallion, Chandler has also been very susceptible to heavy damage and hard-contact rates from opposing hitters in 2026. While the Pirates’ young lefty boasts an exceptional four-seam fastball consistently hitting upwards of 100 MPH, he has had significant trouble with his command in 2026.
Despite the velocity of his fastball, he consistently struggles to find the strike zone, often falling behind early in the count, resulting in a very high walk rate.
His tendency to fall behind in the count has made his following off-speed pitches far more obvious against major league hitters. While Chandler has a ton of upside with his overpowering high-velocity arsenal, I expect him to get rocked against a stacked Cubs lineup, finding form at the plate.
That said, I will be looking to back the Cubs to exceed their team total as a second betting angle ahead of Wednesday’s matchup.
Picks: Brandon Lowe Over 1.5 HRR (-135), Cubs Team Total Over (+100)
Braves vs Red Sox Picks
In what will be another great pitching matchup on Wednesday night, the Red Sox host the Braves at Fenway Park in the second of a three-game homestand in Boston.
Red Sox left-hander Connelly Early will look to build upon an impressive start to his second season in the Big Leagues.
27-year-old righty Spencer Strider will take the mound for the visiting Braves, having just returned from several major shoulder injuries, including a torn UCL in his right elbow.
Atlanta’s ace also hit the IL again to start the 2026 season after suffering a right hamstring strain, though he has pitched extremely well despite significant injury concern, having nearly derailed his status as one of the best starting pitchers in all of baseball.
While Strider has just four starts on the mound this season, the Braves’ right-hander has recorded a 3.00 ERA thus far to go along with a 1.14 WHIP.
Like Strider, Red Sox lefty Connelly Early has impressed too, with Boston’s 24-year-old having recorded a 3.33 ERA across ten outings on the mound in 2026.
Early also ranks inside the top-40 in the entire MLB with a 1.19 WHIP across his ten starts on the bump thus far.
In what could be a relatively low-scoring affair given how reliable both starters have been on the mound, I still favor Atlanta on Wednesday night, given that Strider seems to have reverted to his former self, which featured an unbelievably versatile pitching arsenal with a dominant four-seam fastball.
While Early has been a pleasant surprise in his second season in the Big Leagues, the Sox youngster will get the toughest challenge of his young career, having to face a Braves’ lineup that leads all of baseball in several hitting categories, including batting average, hits and RBIs.
The Braves also rank second in the MLB in home runs in 2026, trailing just the Yankees, who have extremely favorable conditions in the Bronx to launch homers.
In a matchup where the Braves have the more established starting pitcher and a lineup boasting elite hard-contact rates and versatility on both sides of the plate, I will be looking to back the Braves on the moneyline as my first betting angle ahead of Wednesday night’s interleague clash.
For a second betting angle in Wednesday’s matchup, I will be looking to back Braves’ superstar OF Ronald Acuña Jr to exceed his 1.5 HRR mark.
While Early has fared extremely well against left-handed hitters thus far with an impressive off-speed arsenal, including a devastating sweeper and changeup, the Sox's 24-year-old has struggled far more against righties, especially those who can hit for power like Acuña.
Picks: Braves Moneyline (-118), Ronald Acuña Over 1.5 HRR (-138)
Astros vs Rangers Picks
The Rangers are set to host the Astros on Wednesday night in the third of a four-game homestand at their home ballpark in Arlington, Globe Life Field.
Texas’ righty ace Jacob deGrom will take the mound in what has been a very up-and-down 2026 campaign thus far for the Rangers’ two-time Cy Young Award winner.
Upon right-hander Spencer Arrighetti having been scratched ahead of his intended Wednesday night start, Astros’ righty Mike Burrows will now take the mound.
That said, I will briefly touch upon Wednesday night’s pitching matchup.
Texas’s five-time All-Star has been extremely efficient throughout his 54 innings pitched thus far with the Rangers’ 37-year-old having posted a 1.04 WHIP on the season, which ranks 12th among all starting pitchers this season.
Despite his inconsistent form on the bump, I have the utmost confidence in deGrom's form on the mound ahead of Wednesday night’s matchup, as the Rangers’ right-hander has finished eight of his 11 seasons in the Major Leagues with an ERA less than 3.04.
After missing 18 months following shoulder surgery, deGrom is rounding back into form, and I expect his ERA to drop significantly across the rest of the 2026 regular season.
On the other hand, Astros’ 26-year-old right-hander Mike Burrows is heading in the complete opposite direction from his Wednesday counterpart, deGrom.
Across his first ten starts in 2026, Burrow has recorded an atrocious 5.75 ERA across over 53 frames on the bump. Houston’s righty has not been very efficient either, ranking outside the top-75 amongst all starters with a 1.53 WHIP on the season thus far.
In a pitching-matchup that drastically favors the Rangers, especially with Wednesday’s game set to be played in Arlington, I feel great backing Texas to prevail over the first five innings of the game (F5 ML).
As a second handicap ahead of Wednesday afternoon’s American League showdown, I will be looking to fade Burrows by targeting some Rangers’ player prop markets.
In this case, I favor Rangers’ 1B Jake Burger to exceed his 1.5 HRR (Hits + Runs + RBIs) mark as Texas’ righty slugger is currently one of the hottest hitters in all of baseball.
In two previous plate appearances versus Burrows, Burger has had the edge, having ripped a double off the Astros’ righty.
I expect the Rangers’ righty to remain hot at the plate on Wednesday afternoon in what will be a very favorable matchup for him versus a struggling Burrows.
Pick: Rangers F5 ML (-176), Jake Burger Over 1.5 HRR (-115)
Rockies vs Dodgers Picks
The Dodgers and Rockies will wrap up a three-game set in Los Angeles on Wednesday night as baseball’s biggest superstar, Shohei Ohtani, will look to build upon his shocking dominance on his return to the mound this season.
Ohtani had undergone multiple surgeries to repair a torn labrum in his non-throwing left shoulder following Tommy John surgery towards the end of 2023, and it remained to be seen how effective Major League’s first two-way player since the great Babe Ruth would fare on his return to the bump.
To say that the Dodgers’ superstar has been impressive on his return to the mound would be an understatement, as Ohtani has recorded a ridiculous 0.73 ERA over his first eight starts of the season.
Los Angeles’ right-hander has allowed just four earned runs thus far across his 49 frames on the mound in 2026.
While the Dodgers’ star has actually taken a slight step back at the plate over the first 45 games of the season, Ohtani has quickly reminded baseball fans how much of a unicorn he is given his remarkable efficiency on the bump this season.
In a pitching duel featuring two Japanese starters, the Rockies will send out their 36-year-old righty Tomoyuki Sugano, who has been very solid in his first season playing in Colorado.
The former-Oriole has recorded a 3.86 ERA to go along with a 1.23 WHIP over his first ten starts of the season.
Sugano will look to continue his impressive form on Wednesday night in what will be an extremely difficult matchup, pitching on the road against baseball’s most deadly lineup: the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Though the first-year Rockie has been fairly impressive in 2026, the Dodgers have a clear advantage on the mound ahead of Wednesday’s NL West clash, so I will be looking to attack that angle in betting markets.
That said, I feel great backing the Dodgers to prevail on their first-five runline (-0.5) in what should be another magnificent start for Shohei Ohtani, who is making an early case for 2026’s National League Cy Young Award.
Pick: Dodgers F5 -1.5
Ryan Minion's MLB Picks and Predictions for Wednesday, May 27
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- Nationals vs Guardians — Guardians Moneyline, Jose Ramirez 2+ Stolen Bases
- Mariners vs Athletics — Nick Kurtz o1.5 HRR, Kurtz 1+ Home Run
- Diamondbacks vs Giants — F5 Under 4.5 (-154, DraftKings)
- Phillies vs Padres — Phillies F5 ML, Padres F5 Team Total Under
- Rays vs Orioles — Junior Caminero o1.5 HRR, Caminero 1+ Double
- Angels vs Tigers — NRFI
- Cubs vs Pirates — Brandon Lowe o1.5 HRR, Cubs Team Total Over
- Braves vs Red Sox — Braves ML, Ronald Acuña o1.5 HRR
- Astros vs Rangers — NRFI
- Rockies vs Dodgers — Dodgers F5 -1.5
