The Reds lead MLB in "under" bets due to weak offense but strong pitching, while teams like the Braves and Orioles drive high-scoring games with powerful bats and shaky bullpens. Late-inning collapses from the Guardians create live betting chances. Yankees struggle without Judge, and trade deadline uncertainties add risk to betting on sellers like the Diamondbacks and Orioles. Overall, unders are hitting over 53% recently, making them attractive when strong bullpens face weak offenses.
Summary
Tuesday's 15-game MLB slate offers exceptional betting value across multiple angles. The Orioles present the day's strongest moneyline play, riding a 4-of-5 hot streak against Charlie Morton's struggles (5.48 ERA). Over bettors should target the Baltimore-Toronto clash and Twins-Red Sox, where pitching vulnerabilities meet explosive offenses. Elite pitching matchups like Lodolo vs Glasnow (Dodgers-Reds) create prime under opportunities. Home favorites Milwaukee, San Diego, and Kansas City offer solid value with strong recent form and favorable pitching edges.
The Toronto Blue Jays are dominating the MLB with 16 wins in their last 20 games, leading the AL East with a strong, deep lineup. In contrast, the Detroit Tigers are struggling badly, losing six of seven with poor offense. The AL West sees the Astros swept by the A’s, while Rangers and Mariners surge. Phillies are climbing as Yankees falter, and the Red Sox rise as Dodgers’ bullpen woes grow. Value bets abound on underdogs and hot teams through July’s MLB action.
Monday's MLB slate features 15 games with compelling matchups across both leagues. Key highlights include the AL East-leading Blue Jays visiting Baltimore, where Chris Bassitt's stellar form gives Toronto an edge over struggling Zach Eflin. The Yankees host Tampa while the red-hot Rangers look to extend their 5-game winning streak against the Angels behind Jacob deGrom. Several high-scoring affairs are expected, particularly with Colorado's Bradley Blalock (8.67 ERA) facing Cleveland and Detroit's Troy Melton making his second career start. Pitching advantages favor teams like the Dodgers (Yamamoto), Cubs (Boyd), and Astros (Valdez) in what promises to be an action-packed Monday night of baseball.
The Orioles crushed the Rockies 18-0 but face questions as trade deadline approaches, balancing playoff hopes against selling assets like Cedric Mullins. Meanwhile, teams like the Red Sox quietly build contenders, underdogs have surged, and injury to Yankees’ Aaron Judge shifts betting values. The Padres and Mariners show strong form while key trade rumors swirl around multiple contenders. Betting angles emerge particularly from pitcher performances and lineup changes ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline.