It's The Final Round expects Wilson Contreras to keep raking against Chris Bassitt. Bassitt has yielded a .385 average to righties in his last three starts. Contreras is batting .348 vs RHP over the past 10 days (24 PA) and has cashed his hit prop 8/10, HRR 7/10 and total bases 6/10. His 40.9% sweet-spot rate is 23rd best in MLB. Though only 1-for-2 lifetime off Bassitt, the tout likes Contreras for hits and combo markets tonight.

It's The Final Round highlighted George Springer versus Miles Mikolas. Mikolas has surrendered a .435 average to right-handed bats over his last three outings. Springer is hitting .304 vs righties the past 10 days, clearing 1+ hit in 8/10, HRR in 8/10, and 1.5 total bases in 6/10. His 39.4% sweet-spot launch angle ranks 37th, and he’s 5-for-9 with a homer (.556) lifetime off Mikolas. The tout advised taking Springer’s hit, total-base and combo props.

B Wade likes George Springer over 1.5 hits + runs + RBIs. Springer has cleared this mark in eight of his last ten, averaging 2.7 combined stats and doing so in five straight. Against St. Louis a year ago he went over in two of three games, and he has owned Tuesday’s opposing starter Miles Mikolas, going 4-for-6 with a homer across previous matchups. Springer also performs slightly better versus right-handed pitching, reinforcing Wade’s confidence that the Blue Jays leadoff man produces at least two counting stats.

Cash Out Sports Picks made Toronto the play, citing both momentum and a lopsided pitching matchup. Jose Berrios has been lights-out over his last 12 innings, surrendering one run on six hits with 14 strikeouts. Andre Pallante has been the opposite, yielding 13 hits and 10 earned over his last 10 frames. At Busch Stadium, Pallante owns a 5.68 ERA and .265 opponent average, allowing 3+ earned in seven of nine recent starts. With the Jays rolling after a strong series versus Minnesota, the host expects Berrios to set the tone and Toronto’s offense to capitalize.

Despite previously calling St. Louis overrated, Power’s numbers make them –130 favorites Monday, yet the market lists them as slight dogs. The Cardinals are 22-11 at home, and while starter Andre Pallante lacks strikeout punch—important because Toronto whiffs the least in MLB—Power still trusts Pallante enough given the Redbirds’ overall edge at Busch. He flatly states he cannot say Toronto is the better club and sees value in grabbing St. Louis on the moneyline.