Cash Out Sports Picks hammered the UNDER, noting that Valdez has allowed one or fewer earned runs in three of his last four starts while Pepiot carries a 2.83 ERA and 1.04 WHIP over his past 41.1 innings. Houston sits eighth in team ERA, Tampa ninth, and both pens are elite (Astros 2.67, Rays 3.26 reliever ERA). The under has cashed in eight of the past nine head-to-head matchups, and the tout expects another low-scoring contest in Minute Maid Park Friday night.

Cash Out Sports Picks endorsed Houston because Framber Valdez owns a 3.39 ERA, leads the club in innings, and has steered the Astros to wins in each of his last four starts. Houston sits only a half-game behind Seattle and carries momentum from that streak. Ryan Pepiot surrendered three homers to the Astros in their previous meeting, and although his seven-inning gem against Toronto shows upside, the tout trusts Valdez’s consistency more. With both offenses top-11 in OPS with RISP, he still gives the edge to Houston’s ace and bullpen (MLB-best 2.67 ERA) to grab the victory.

Cash Out Sports Picks played the UNDER, citing Texas’ anemic offense (2.2 runs per game last 10) and Liberatore’s 2.22 May ERA. Jack Leiter has shown incremental improvement with a 3.00 ERA over his last three starts, enough to keep St. Louis from blowing the lid off. The Cardinals average 4.8 runs but rarely post crooked numbers, creating the perfect recipe for a sub-total finish in Arlington.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed St. Louis on the moneyline, highlighting Matthew Liberatore’s breakout run: seven earned runs across his last 28.1 innings and season totals of a 2.73 ERA, .229 BAA and 1.10 WHIP over 59.1 IP. The Rangers are slumping at the plate (3.2 runs per game season-long, 2.2 over their last 10) and counter with Jack Leiter, who owns a 4.43 ERA at Globe Life and has issued 21 walks in his past 27.2 frames. With Texas dropping games despite decent pitching, the tout expects the steady Cardinals to cash.

Cash Out Sports Picks believes the posted total is too high. Atlanta ranks just 19th in wOBA and 22nd in ISO over the past week, while Boston’s injury-riddled lineup has averaged two runs during a five-game slide. Lucas Giolito did spin seven scoreless frames against Baltimore his last time out, and Holmes has been excellent all month. With both clubs scuffling for power and two competent starters on the bump, he expects a modest run output under the number.

Cash Out Sports Picks likes the UNDER because San Francisco is 1-9 to the over in its last ten games. The Giants’ offense has been dead-quiet all year and now faces a pitcher that historically silences them. Although the Marlins have swung the bats better lately, the tout doubts they can clear the total by themselves. Unless San Francisco suddenly erupts, he expects a modest score line at spacious Lone Depot Park.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised taking the full-game UNDER because the Mets’ home games have averaged only 8.13 total runs and sit 10-16-2 to the over at Citi Field. New York allows a league-best 3.95 runs per game at home, and David Peterson’s last four starts have produced a 1-2-1 O/U record. Colorado owns MLB’s worst offense, scoring 3.16 runs a night overall and hitting the under in six of its last seven contests. On the highway the Rockies are 8-19-1 to the under. Combine Colorado’s punch-less lineup with the Mets’ stingy staff and the tout sees a pitchers’ duel rather than a slugfest.

Cash Out Sports Picks said the Mets are a slam-dunk side play against Colorado. He pointed out that Kyle Freeland has guided the Rockies to a 1-10 team record in his 11 starts while giving up a 5.86 ERA and an ugly .336 opponent average. Meanwhile New York is 21-7 at Citi Field and owns the league’s best home pitching staff, limiting visitors to 3.95 runs a game. Colorado drags the worst record in baseball (9-47) and is 3-25 on the road. With the Mets in the middle of a 9-game homestand (4-2 so far) and hungry after a loss to the White Sox, the tout expects New York to win comfortably and cover any reasonable run-line spread.

Cash Out Sports Picks urged bettors to grab Atlanta, noting Grant Holmes’ 2.93 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and three straight quality starts over 30.2 May innings. He’s throttled the current Boston lineup to a .150/.261/.350 slash in 20 AB. The Red Sox limp in on a 0-5 skid, averaging just two runs per game while missing Alex Bregman, Masataka Yoshida and Triston Casas. Lucas Giolito’s overall 5.27 ERA and uncertain form leave Boston vulnerable. With the Braves’ superior talent and Holmes dealing, the tout expects Atlanta to take care of business at Truist Park.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the Marlins on the moneyline citing Cal Quantrill’s strong track record versus San Francisco. Quantrill owns a 3-0 career mark with a 3.06 ERA and has limited the current Giants roster to a .204 average (11 K in 54 AB). Miami has won six of his last nine starts and the right-hander is trending up, surrendering only six earned runs over his past 17.2 innings. The Giants are just 5-12 ATS as road favorites and have cooled off offensively while starting rookie Kyle Harrison, who has logged only 9.1 MLB innings this season. With Miami 4-2 ATS as recent underdogs against SF, the tout sees the Fish as a value home pup.

For the total, he played OVER. Ten of Seattle’s last 12 at T-Mobile have gone over, even with a half-run discount baked into numbers at the pitcher-friendly venue. The Mariners’ lineup is rolling, and Cash Out Sports Picks expects them to get to Gore, while Washington can scratch a few off Hancock, who owns a 1.65 WHIP at home. With both bullpens vulnerable in high-leverage spots and Seattle’s park factors already priced in, he projects plenty of offense.

He also played the UNDER in Oakland-Toronto. The Jays have managed just four runs in five games, going under in three of Berrios’ last five starts, while the A’s scored only four combined in their last two. Berrios historically pitches better at night in this park and Oakland strikes out at one of MLB’s highest clips. With both offenses sputtering and each bullpen quietly ranking top-10 in K-rate, he forecasted another low-run outing.

Cash Out Sports Picks urged DFS players to build Seattle stacks around Julio Rodriguez when the Mariners face MacKenzie Gore in the second game of the series. He noted Seattle owns the league’s 11th-best OPS despite the pitcher-friendly backdrop of T-Mobile Park, and the total has gone over in 10 of their last 12 home games—evidence that park factors are being outweighed by the offense’s current form. Gore has already been singled out as a vulnerable matchup, and with Seattle’s lineup continuing to mash, Rodriguez sits in prime position to capitalize on elevated run-scoring expectations. The tout expects the posted total to be about a half-run too low and likes Mariners bats to outpace salary-based projections, making them a high-upside DFS core.

Cash Out Sports Picks laid the moneyline with Houston in the series opener. The Astros are 20-10 at home and raking at Minute Maid Park (.280 average, 142 runs, 77 XBH). Rookie Ryan Gusto draws a modest familiarity edge, while Tampa’s Shane Baz makes only his fourth road start and has surrendered 22 runs in his last 25.1 innings overall. Houston has taken the first game in three straight series and owns recent revenge motivation after losing two of three in Tampa last week. Given the Rays’ .235 road average, he sided with the Astros.

Cash Out Sports Picks sided with the Mariners moneyline in Thursday’s finale. Seattle has won six straight versus NL opponents and sits first in the AL West. Emerson Hancock’s season ERA is an ugly 5.95, but the tout trusts Seattle’s powerful lineup led by Julio Rodriguez and Cal Raleigh to give him support against MacKenzie Gore. Despite Washington’s Wednesday outburst, he sees the Mariners’ 11th-ranked OPS and bullpen depth wearing Gore down and believes the home side secures the series.

He played the OVER in Rays-Astros. Both clubs enter hot — Tampa has scored 5+ in three of its last four, and Houston bats .280 at home. Baz has yielded 3+ earned in four of five outings; Gusto allowed seven earned just two starts ago and rarely works deep, exposing a 5.46 ERA, .287 BAA bullpen at home. With two shaky starters, red-hot offenses, and a hitter-friendly forecast, he expects runs in bunches.

For game two, Cash Out Sports Picks played the OVER. Philadelphia scored five off Sale last month and is averaging 5.2 runs per game in its last ten. On the other side, Wheeler’s lone bad start of 2025 came against Atlanta, who have plated 26 runs in their previous five road games and 14 during the first series between these teams. Add a shaky 4.52 ERA Phillies bullpen and a modest posted total, and he anticipates both offenses doing enough to clear the number.

Cash Out Sports Picks grabbed the Athletics moneyline in Toronto. He liked Frankie Lopez’s momentum after seven dominant innings (1 ER, 8 K) versus Philadelphia, while Toronto’s lineup is batting just .206 over its last ten and has scored four total runs in its previous five games. Jose Berrios owns a 5.19 ERA and 0-1 record in five Rogers Centre starts, surrendering too many long balls. With Oakland’s bullpen trending up in strikeouts and the Jays mired in a slump against lefties, he sees value on the underdog A’s.

Cash Out Sports Picks again endorsed the Phillies on the moneyline in game two. He highlighted Zack Wheeler’s ridiculous 0.68 ERA over his past five starts—Philadelphia has won every one—versus Chris Sale’s career 5.46 ERA in 28 innings against the Phils, including five runs allowed last month. The Phillies are 9-1 across their last ten overall, while Atlanta has dropped six of eight. Given the starting-pitching mismatch and each club’s current trajectory, he expects another Philadelphia victory.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the full-game UNDER in game one. Both scheduled starters have pitched well this season, the series began with a low-scoring Phillies win, and Atlanta’s lineup remains inconsistent. Philadelphia’s park has played neutral, but the Braves’ 21st-ranked offense and the Phillies’ strong bullpen support a tight contest. He projects another pitching-driven battle and believes the posted total is a couple runs too high.

Cash Out Sports Picks said the Philadelphia Phillies’ moneyline is the play in game one of Thursday’s double-header. Philadelphia is 9-1 in its last 10 and owns the most wins in the National League at 35-19. At home they are 18-8, while Atlanta has spiraled to a 1-5 mark in its last six and sits 9-19 on the road. The Braves’ offense ranks just 21st at 4.08 runs per game. With the Phillies surging in all phases and Atlanta’s bats ice-cold, he advised riding Philadelphia straight up.

Cash Out Sports Picks urged bettors to play the under in Red Sox-Brewers, stressing how every data point screams low scoring. Boston has cashed five unders in its last seven because the staff keeps opponents in check while the lineup ranks bottom-10 in OPS this month. Milwaukee has finished under in four of its past six, including a 3-2 nail-biter on May 26. The matchup of Brayan Bello and Freddy Peralta only amplifies those trends: Bello owns a 2.45 ERA over his last three turns with a 57 % ground-ball rate, while Peralta sports a 2.14 ERA and 31 % strikeout rate at American Family Field. Both bullpens sit top-10 in FIP the past two weeks, and each club carries a modest minus-0.2 run differential despite winning records, suggesting close, tight games are the norm. The tout projected another 3-2 type finish that never threatens the posted total, making the under his preferred full-game wager.

The tout pivoted to the under, reminding listeners the series opener totaled only four runs and seven of the last ten meetings have cashed unders. Rupp has given up two runs or fewer in three straight, while Jobe has yet to allow a homer at Comerica and has twirled back-to-back scoreless home outings. Both offenses have cooled, with Detroit scoring three or fewer in three of five and the Giants doing the same in seven of nine. He predicted another tight pitcher’s duel finishing around 3-2, safely under the posted number.

He also preferred the under, noting Los Angeles has played two unders in its last three while Cleveland is under in four of six. The Guardians average just 3.98 runs per game and only 3.0 over their last three, batting .218 off southpaws. Kershaw owns a 1.00 ERA in two recent starts against them, and LA’s bats have cooled to 3.33 runs per game over the last three contests. Facing Cecconi and a shaky Cleveland pen still should not produce enough combined offense to clear the number; a 4-2 score is his projection.

The tout doubled down on a total under because both starters carry sub-2.60 ERAs. Rasmussen has blanked opponents in consecutive starts, while Pablo Lopez owns an even tighter 2.31 mark with a ridiculous 54-9 K-BB ratio. Minnesota has played four unders in its last five, and Tampa has cashed the under in seven of nine. With Buxton sidelined and both bullpens ranking top-10 in WHIP over the last two weeks, he projected a 3-2 game that never sniffs the listed total.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised playing the full-game under, noting all five recent meetings have finished below the number with only 16 combined runs in the last three. Chicago has not topped three runs in any of those games and still sits last in MLB batting average. The Mets’ league-best pitching staff should keep it that way, and Canning has a career 1.89 ERA versus the Sox. Chicago starter Shane Burke just stifled Texas for one run in six frames, adding another arm capable of suppressing scoring. With both clubs trending under (Mets pitching, White Sox inept offense) and Citi Field weather expected to be neutral, he projected a 4-2 type of contest that stays comfortably beneath the posted total.

The under was recommended because Mikolas’ recent form suppresses scoring and Povich is likely to be on a short leash given Baltimore’s bullpen needs. St. Louis’ own relief corps has been steady, and despite Baltimore’s ugly pen numbers, the tout expects Mikolas to keep the O’s offense quiet enough to keep this inter-league tilt below the total.

He also played the over. Ronald Acuna Jr. is back with two homers, Atlanta is heating up, and six of the Phillies’ last nine divisional games have topped the number. Smith-Shawver just allowed hard contact in bunches while Ranger Suarez, though sharp against Colorado, draws a far stronger Braves lineup. Both clubs are swinging hot bats, so the tout anticipates another high-total finish.

He also liked the over because Alcantara is issuing 4.79 walks per nine and the Marlins overall allow 3.85 free passes per game, creating traffic. Padres starter Matt Hart (2.57 HR/9) is homer-prone, giving Miami’s hot bats a chance to answer. With both pitchers putting runners on and power potential in each lineup, the tout expects a shootout at Petco.

He paired the side with the under. Pittsburgh is 32-21-3 to the under, scoring just 2.98 runs per game overall and 2.54 on the road. Their contests average 6.66 runs away from PNC Park. Arizona leans under as well (27-23-5) and the series opener produced only five runs. Skenes’ last three starts all finished with seven or fewer total runs. With one elite arm and two sputtering offenses, the tout expects another low-scoring game.

He also played the full-game over, noting Oakland is 5-2 to the over in its last seven and Houston is 6-4 to the over in the last ten head-to-head meetings. Even if McCullers contains the A’s, Severino’s form and Oakland’s 6.07 team ERA on the road should allow the Astros to clear the total almost by themselves.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended taking the Dodgers money-line, explaining that Los Angeles crushes right-handed pitching (.264 AVG, 5.57 runs per game) and will see Slade Cecconi, who has already been tagged for five runs in two starts and was shelled in relief by LA earlier. Clayton Kershaw has surrendered just two runs across his last two outings versus Cleveland and did not allow a run in his lone road start this year. Cleveland bats .218 versus lefties and its bullpen has coughed up three late leads this week. With the Guardians dropping three of their last five at home, the tout expects LA to control the game from start to finish.

Cash Out Sports Picks urged bettors to back Detroit, highlighting the club’s AL-best 19-8 home record and a league-leading 8-1 ledger when Jackson Jobe starts. The second-year right-hander sports a 2.61 ERA at Comerica and has allowed only six earned runs over 20.2 home innings. Detroit is hitting .248 at home with 130 runs scored, fourth-most in the AL. San Francisco has stranded runners all series and now counters with Landen Rupp, who owns a 4.21 road ERA. The Giants have lost seven of the last ten matchups with Detroit and have been held to three runs or fewer in three straight. With Jobe’s sinker generating a 55 % ground-ball rate and the bullpen rested, the tout expects the Tigers to finish the sweep.

Cash Out Sports Picks hammered the Rays money-line, citing a six-game winning streak, a healthy lineup, and Drew Rasmussen’s shutout form (12 straight scoreless innings). Josh Lowe’s return lengthens a lineup that just posted seven runs even with Yandy Diaz resting. Minnesota remains without Byron Buxton and draws Rasmussen, whose cutter/slider mix has generated a 32 % whiff rate over the last two starts. Tampa’s bullpen owns the AL’s third-best ERA over the past month, while the Twins have gone 2-5 in their last seven road games. With Tampa 15-5 in Rasmussen’s last 20 home starts, the tout expects another Rays victory.

The Cardinals money line was the selection because Miles Mikolas has flipped the switch, spinning a 1.33 ERA over his last six outings (2.32 if you toss the Boston dud). Baltimore counters with Cade Povich (ERA just under 5.00) and a rotation ranked near the bottom of MLB. Worse, the Orioles bullpen has a 14.23 ERA the past week. With St. Louis swinging it well and backing Mikolas with a competent pen, the tout expects another Redbird win.

Cash Out Sports Picks said the safest play is laying the run-line with New York. He reminded listeners the Mets have taken five of the last six meetings while limiting Chicago to three runs or fewer in four of those contests. The White Sox are a disastrous 19-79 on the road the past two seasons and have dropped 80.8 % of away games this year. Chicago’s bats rank dead last in batting average and the defense has coughed up 41 errors, 28th in MLB. Conversely, New York’s staff sits No. 1 in ERA (2.82) and Griffin Canning owns a sparkling 2.88 ERA overall that improves to 2.66 with a .195 average against at Citi Field. Meanwhile Shane Smith has a tidy 2.40 ERA, but the Sox have lost six of his last seven starts because they cannot score for him. With the Mets offense sitting top-10 in OPS and homers and a bullpen that has protected every late lead this week, the tout expects New York to win comfortably and cash the favorite run-line.

Cash Out Sports Picks locked in the Phillies money line. Philly has won nine of its last ten at Citizens Bank Park and rides an offense sparked by Trea Turner (.310 AVG, five homers, 14 SB). Zach Wheeler continues to provide ace-level outings, whereas the Braves send AJ Smith-Shawver, fresh off a rough start, and still lack Spencer Strider. Given the mismatched pitching and the Phillies’ 8th-ranked slugging percentage, the tout likes Philadelphia.

Cash Out Sports Picks laid the juice with San Diego, citing a 6-2 record against Miami in the last eight meetings and Sandy Alcantara’s post-injury collapse (4+ runs allowed in seven of eight outings). Meanwhile, the Padres bullpen ranks fourth in MLB with a 3.08 ERA and 1.09 WHIP. That relief strength, combined with Alcantara’s 4.79 BB/9 and 1.5 HR/9, makes the Friars the play.

The tout grabbed the Pirates money line because Paul Skenes owns a 2.36 ERA, 0.95 WHIP and has allowed just eight runs in his last 31 innings, yet rarely gets run support. He’ll face Zac Gallen, who leads MLB with 29 walks and has been torched for 16 runs over his last 29.1 frames (6.03 ERA at Chase Field). Given Gallen’s control woes and Skenes’ ace-level form, the Pirates offer value despite their light offense.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Astros on the money line. Houston is 7-2 in its last nine at Minute Maid against Oakland while the Athletics have gone just 3-7 as road underdogs. Oakland has won only once since May 14 and sends Luis Severino, who has yielded 25 hits and 14 runs over his previous 22 innings. Lance McCullers Jr. is trending the opposite direction, surrendering only two earned in his last 8.1 frames. With Houston’s offense heating up and Oakland floundering, the tout believes the Astros roll at home.

Cash Out Sports Picks grabbed the Red Sox plus the runs, emphasizing Boston’s 76.9 % cover rate as road underdogs (10-3 ATS) and a 15-11 straight-up road record despite a negligible −0.2 run differential. Milwaukee has covered only 43.8 % of the time as a home favorite and owns the same −0.2 differential at American Family Field. Both clubs have struggled to string wins together after a victory, but Boston’s knack for keeping games tight away from Fenway gives them the edge catching a cushion on the run line.

Even while siding with Toronto, Cash Out Sports Picks prefers the UNDER. Nathan Eovaldi ranks fourth in MLB ERA (1.60) and first in WHIP (0.79). On the flip side, Bowden Francis has limited Texas hitters to a .167 average in his career, and the Rangers are averaging only 2.5 runs per game during their current 1-7 skid. The tout expects a few Jays tallies but not an offensive eruption, making runs scarce overall.

While Game 1 stayed under, Cash Out Sports Picks likes Tuesday’s OVER. Six of the last 10 Cubs-Rockies clashes have cleared the total, and the Rockies’ staff is allowing nearly 6.5 runs a night over their last 10. Chicago’s league-best offense averages eight runs in that same span, and Colorado’s bullpen has been taxed. Even if the Rockies remain quiet, the Cubs could threaten the number on their own.

Cash Out Sports Picks is betting the OVER because neither side can trust its starter. Aaron Civale’s ERA sits at nine, and Boston hasn’t named a proper starter, leaning on a bullpen that ranks 18th in team ERA. Milwaukee games had gone over in five of six before Monday’s 1-0 anomaly. With Civale still shaking off a March hamstring injury and the Sox pen stretched, the tout anticipates plenty of crooked numbers.

The tout likes the OVER after Monday’s 11-run shootout. Cincinnati has plated six-plus in four straight, while Kansas City’s bats should perk up against a slumping Brady Singer. Royals opener Daniel Lynch is only expected to cover an inning or two, exposing KC’s middle relief early. With both clubs swinging well and neither starter projected to work deep, Cash Out Sports Picks sees another high-scoring affair.

Although the Mets’ bats look scary on paper, Cash Out Sports Picks prefers the full-game UNDER. Vegas totals have been inflated because of name value, but six of New York’s last seven have still cashed under tickets. Tylor Megill’s strike-out-heavy form (10 K in 4.2 IP last start) pairs with Shane Smith’s respectable 2.36 ERA to create a pitching-driven matchup. The tout notes that public money will again flood the over, opening value on the opposite side.

Despite T-Mobile’s 24th-ranked park factor, the tout likes the Over eight runs. Seattle games have reached eight or more in four of their last five, and Parker has surrendered 23 runs in his past five starts. Washington’s bats have hit righties well lately, and Evans’ 1.55 WHIP this month suggests traffic. Factor in a shaky Nats bullpen (1.61 WHIP) and Seattle’s own offense peaking at home, and Cash Out Sports Picks projects a total nearer to double-digits than the current line.

Although the Padres’ relievers are stout, the tout played the Over based on Meyer’s long-ball issues and a Miami bullpen sitting bottom-six in ERA. San Diego’s split versus righties suggests early crooked numbers, and if the Padres pull away, Miami will face high-leverage innings against lesser SD arms. Cash Out Sports Picks projects both clubs to contribute enough to clear the posted total, making the Over the preferred bet.

With Pittsburgh averaging just 3.04 runs per game (2.64 on the road) and cashing 31 Unders already, the tout expects another low total despite Arizona’s pop. Combined Pirates games average 7.32 runs (6.72 away). Arizona contests have stayed Under in 26-of-53, and Burroughs is at least capable of limiting damage for a few innings. Cash Out Sports Picks projects the Diamondbacks to carry the scoring burden but not enough for an Over, recommending the Under on the full-game number.

The tout hammered the Under citing a 69 % hit rate on Yankee AL games this year (20 Unders) and strong form from both starters. Anderson has carved at home (2.51 ERA, .190 BAA, 1.01 WHIP) and owns a 26.1 % K-rate versus New York bats. Rodon sports a 3.19 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and projects as a Cy Young candidate. Neither club presses the stolen-base game (NYY 18th, LAA 29th), limiting cheap run creation. Given elite starter metrics and a massive bullpen gap that still favors low scoring, the tout expects a tight affair below the total.

Despite four Overs in the last five meetings, Cash Out Sports Picks prefers the Under because the total scoring has only averaged 8.8 runs in that span and both line-ups are currently cold. Oakland has posted three or fewer runs in 7-of-12, while Houston has been held to four or fewer in 7-of-9. Both clubs were idle Monday, a spot the tout believes can produce slow offensive starts. Season-to-date, Unders have already cashed 52 times in games involving these teams. With Hunter Brown’s 0.96 home ERA anchoring one side and no obvious offensive momentum on either, a sub-total game script is projected.