Cash Out Sports Picks is willing to stomach Texas’s bullpen game because the opposing starter, Trevor Williams, sports a 6.03 ERA and ugly 1.44 WHIP. He’s even worse at Nationals Park (7.06 ERA, .281 BAA). While Texas hasn’t posted back-to-back wins since mid-May, their lineup still profiles better than Washington’s, and the Rangers own the fourth-best team ERA in baseball. The tout frames this as a pure fade of Williams at an attractive price, banking on Texas to scratch out enough offense to capitalize on the Nationals’ pitching liability.

Along with the total, Kenny G laid the moneyline at –142 on Texas. He is comfortable with the ‘bullpen game’ label because Jacob Latz has been lights-out (0 ER over last five outings) and the relief corps owns a respectable 3.66 ERA. On the other side, Trevor Williams has coughed up five earned to Chicago his last time out and drags a 6.03 season ERA, while the Nationals’ pen is the second-worst in baseball. Washington’s lineup has cooled to 21st in on-base percentage and faces a Rangers staff that just blanked them 5-0. Even though Texas is a poor 9-22 on the road, Kenny believes the pitching mismatch and bullpen edge justify the modest favorite price and sees Texas grinding out another win.

Bettor Mark’s final official wager is LEODY TAVERAS UNDER 1.5 HITS+RUNS+RBIs at –130. The Rangers center fielder has topped this combo prop just once in his last ten games (10% success rate) and continues to hit near the bottom of the order, limiting his plate appearances. Mark does not foresee a sudden breakout against Washington’s pitching staff and prefers fading the volatile counting stats. Given the low recent success rate and modest juice, he tagged it as a strong prop to close his five-pack.

Bettor Mark advised taking Josh Jung UNDER 1.5 total bases in Saturday’s Rangers-Nationals matchup. He pointed out that Jung has cleared this number in only one of his last ten games (10% hit rate) and is stuck in an extended slump with virtually no extra-base pop right now. With Jacob deGrom drawing the start for Texas, Mark expects the Rangers to lean on pitching and situational hitting rather than a breakout from Jung. Given the minus-price on the under and Jung’s recent form, Mark called it his first official play of the day.

Cash Out Sports Picks grabbed the Nationals moneyline despite Jacob deGrom starting for Texas. The rationale: Texas owns a .638 team OPS (t-27th) and an anemic .640 OPS with RISP, while Washington sits mid-pack overall (.702) and thrives in big spots (.770 OPS, 5th with RISP). The tout noted the Rangers’ chronic lack of run support even for their ace and pointed out that Washington has been a ‘profitable underdog’ in recent weeks. With the Rangers bats ‘staying quiet,’ the Nationals are deemed excellent value at home.