Kenny G recommended backing the Yankees at –220 (or –1.5 runs) against the White Sox. New York rides a five-game win streak and an offense that ranks 2nd in MLB runs and 1st in slugging, hanging 10-plus runs twice in its last three. Carlos Rodon has posted four straight wins with a 3.24 season ERA, never allowing more than two earned in that span. Chicago counters with Touki Gomez (3-1, 4.73 ERA) and a 4.10 bullpen ERA while missing Luis Robert and Vargas, contributing to 26th-ranked run production and bottom-three OBP/SLG marks. With the Bronx bullpen trending up, Kenny sees too many advantages for Chicago to overcome and is comfortable eating the chalk on New York.

Cash Out Sports Picks laid the chalk with New York to win and cover. Carlos Rodin has surrendered only 15 hits over his last 28.1 innings, while Chicago remains one of MLB’s most fade-worthy clubs. Although Lowendris Gomez owns a 2-0, 2.45 ERA start to his rotation stint, the tout trusts the deeper Yankee lineup and bullpen to capitalize on the former-team narrative and widen the gap late. With AL East standings tightening, New York’s motivation edge is pronounced.

Kenny G recommended laying the -176 moneyline with the Yankees, citing a red-hot offense and a favorable mound matchup. New York has plated 11, 5, 10 and 7 runs in its last four, ranking third in MLB in both runs and OBP and first in slugging. Aaron Judge is already at 41 homers. Starter Will Warren (7-6, 4.47 ERA) had rolled before a hiccup versus Boston, and Kenny expects a bounce-back against a White Sox lineup that sits 26th in runs and 28th in slugging. Chicago counters with Davis Martin (5-9, 3.93 ERA) and a 4.01 bullpen ERA, far from shutdown units. While Kenny worries about New York’s own 4.32 pen, he believes the Yankee bats can “score nine runs all on their own” and that Warren will keep Chicago quiet enough to justify the chalk.

Eric Lindquist said he will add Cody Bellinger’s home-run prop to Thursday’s card if books hang +360 or better. He already grabbed +460 on Wednesday and outlined why the matchup should stay juicy in Chicago. White Sox starter Davis Martin owns a 10 % barrel rate and .480 expected slugging, numbers Lindquist called “not very competitive.” Chicago’s weather has been playing hitter-friendly even without high temps, and Bellinger, who Lindquist labeled a “fly-ball moon-ball” hitter, produced the longest outs among Yankee lefties on Wednesday. With several other left-handed bats (Ben Rice, Trent Grisham, Austin Wells) around him, Bellinger should again see a reverse-splits pitcher forced to challenge him. If the market drifts shorter than +360, Lindquist will pass, but anything longer is a green-light home-run ticket in his betting portfolio.

Cash Out Sports Picks took the Yankees on the money line in Chicago. New York has rattled off four straight wins and, with Aaron Judge back, is averaging 5.2 runs per game. The White Sox limp in at 48-85 and barely reach four runs per night. Thursday’s projected starters, Warren and Martin, both rank in MLB’s bottom quartile for barrel rate, hard-hit rate and chase rate, with Martin’s expected ERA sitting in the league’s bottom 10%. Given the disparity in form and talent, the tout considered any price on the Yankees under minus-170 a buy.