Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Tigers on the moneyline, laying out a clear pitching and situational edge. He noted Detroit has ridden a strong first-half surge to the top of the AL Central and expects a bounce-back after a lopsided loss in the opener. Jack Flaherty shook off a brutal June and, over his last two outings, has conceded only 5 earned runs across 11.1 innings while piling up 17 strikeouts. Logan Gilbert, meanwhile, is reeling: 14 runs allowed in his last four starts, a 6.20 ERA and five homers over 20.1 innings, plus a poor road résumé and shaky history versus Detroit’s hitters. Seattle’s bats can erupt, but the capper trusts Flaherty to limit damage while Detroit’s lineup capitalizes on Gilbert’s slide, making the Tigers ML the preferred play.

The tout advised laying the run line with Cincinnati. Colorado is 24 games under .500 on the road and considered ‘one of the all-time worst teams.’ Austin Gomber has yielded 16 runs in his last 19.1 innings and owns a 5.17 ERA across 31.1 innings versus the Reds; the Rockies have lost four straight Gomber starts. While Nick Martinez has been hittable (14 earned over last 11.2 IP), Cincinnati has still won three of his last four outings and five of their past six wins have been by multiple runs. Given Colorado’s futility and Gomber’s struggles, the handicapper is comfortable backing the Reds to win by two or more.

Backing the Marlins moneyline, the handicapper highlighted Miami’s eight-game win streak and a 7-3 record as road underdogs. Rookie sensation Yuri Perez has allowed only one run over his last 11 innings while the team is 3-0 in his recent turns. Baltimore counters with rookie Brandon Young (0-3), viewed as ‘not ready,’ and the Orioles are reeling headed into the break. Miami’s lineup, fresh off a 6-0 shutout and buoyed by Xavier Edwards’ first homer and Kyle Stowers’ All-Star nod, should provide enough support. Without a trustworthy arm to lean on, Baltimore is an unreliable favorite, making Miami the play.

Cash Out Sports Picks laid out a case for the Red Sox moneyline. Boston is 7-2 vs Tampa this season and seeks a four-game sweep. They own a 29-20 record at Fenway, lead the AL with 275 home runs scored in their park, and hit .267 there. Brayan Bello has been superb at home (4-2, 3.38 ERA; 2.52 ERA last four Fenway starts with 20 K). Conversely, Ryan Pepiot is 1-3 with a 3.72 ERA on the road and was torched for six runs by Boston in April. The Rays have lost nine of twelve away games, while the Sox ride an eight-game win streak—the handicapper trusts Bello and Boston’s form to continue.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Cubs on the moneyline, citing a decisive advantage on the mound. Shota Imanaga enters with a 2.80 ERA and 0.98 WHIP overall, plus a dominant 1.34 ERA and .189 opponent average across 33.2 road innings. Yankees starter Warren owns a 4.70 ERA, 1.40 WHIP, and 10 walks in his last 14.2 frames, making him tough to trust. The handicapper noted New York’s recent slide out of first place and the Cubs’ offense—paced by Crow-Armstrong and Tucker—being able to match the Bronx bats. With Chicago holding the sharper starter and comparable lineup, the play is Cubs ML.

Cash Out Sports Picks said the only rational move is backing Cincinnati to win and cover against a Colorado club in utter freefall. He reminded listeners the Rockies own MLB's worst record and are the biggest money-burners against the spread, failing to post back-to-back wins since June 18. Saturday's starter, Blalock, drags a grotesque 12.94 ERA and 2.06 WHIP after the Padres humiliated him for 12 earned in a 21-0 beatdown. Across his last nine innings he has been tattooed for 15 hits and 15 runs. The tout argued that kind of shell-shock will linger, especially with Colorado already flirting with all-time futility due to constant defensive miscues and a lifeless offense. By contrast, the Reds are still chasing a Wild Card berth and boast superior talent on both the mound and in the lineup. Given the motivational gap, pitching mismatch, and Colorado’s season-long bankroll destruction, he labeled Cincinnati the clear side pick.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed Kansas City on the moneyline. Mets starter Frankie Montas is easing back from the IL and has been roughed up for 10 runs on 15 hits in 14.2 innings. Conversely, Michael Lorenzen has allowed only three runs over his last 11.2 frames and owns a 3.79 ERA across 35.2 home innings while holding opponents to a .259 average. With the Royals winning seven of their past ten and the more trustworthy starter on the hill, the tout prefers KC at home.

Cash Out Sports Picks sided with Cleveland on the moneyline. Tanner Bibee’s 4-9 record masks strong underlying stuff; he’s been given three runs or fewer of support in eight of 18 starts. Chicago’s rebuilding lineup, filled with inexperienced bats, owns one of MLB’s worst offenses and has been particularly feeble against power right-handers. While White Sox starter Burke has pitched better at Guaranteed Rate Field, the Guardians’ bats have rebounded to average 6.3 runs over their last four games. The tout trusts Bibee’s arm and Cleveland’s superior lineup to secure the win.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the Red Sox moneyline. Boston enters on a seven-game heater while Tampa Bay has dropped eight of eleven. All-Star southpaw Branden Crochet leads MLB in innings and strikeouts and draws a Rays lineup that has gone cold versus left-handed pitching. Although Shane Baz has been solid, the surrounding Tampa offense has sputtered, and Crochet’s dominance coupled with Fenway’s rocking atmosphere gives Boston a decided edge. With momentum and matchup in their favor, the tout urged bettors to back the Sox.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Orioles on the moneyline, noting that Baltimore has ripped off five wins in its last six and is finally playing to preseason expectations. Trevor Rogers enters with a sparkling 1.57 ERA, only one homer allowed, and enough length to spare the bullpen. Facing his former Marlins team adds extra juice. Miami counters with Janson Junk, who rarely reaches the sixth inning and has seen the Fish drop three of his last five turns while the offense musters little support. With Baltimore’s starters dealing, bats delivering timely power, and Miami’s recent skid, the tout labeled the Orioles the clear side.

Cash Out Sports Picks hammered the San Francisco Giants moneyline for Saturday’s rivalry tilt. His case revolves around Los Angeles’ pitching mess: Shohei Ohtani is still being used as a one-to-two-inning opener, forcing a bullpen that ranks 23rd in ERA to cover the bulk of the game. The Dodgers have dropped the last two contests started by Ohtani and limp into Oracle Park on a six-game losing streak. Meanwhile, Giants right-hander Roup (4-0 team record in his last four turns) has yielded only three total runs during that stretch, including shutouts of the Red Sox and White Sox. With San Francisco batting .294 with a .506 slugging percentage in the previous five home meetings versus L.A., the tout expects the Giants to supply enough offense to back Roup and extend the Dodgers’ slide.

He backed Atlanta, citing Busch Stadium dominance (4-2 last six, including 2023 sweep). Braves’ staff owns a daytime ERA of 3.59 (6th MLB) versus Cardinals’ middling group. St. Louis starter Jake Fetty (referred to as Feta) sports a brutal 15.30 ERA across his last three and a 9.98 career ERA vs ATL. Cards recently lost a home series to the Cubs, exposing the lineup’s vulnerability. Combined, those factors make Atlanta ‘a strong chance to pull off a win on the road.’

Cash Out Sports Picks took Pittsburgh on the road, stressing bullpen edge (3.74 ERA – 10th vs Twins’ 4.22 – 22nd). Rookie Travis Adams looked shaky in his MLB debut, while Mike Burrows owns a 2.20 ERA over his past seven outings. That combination, plus Minnesota’s sputtering relief corps, gives the Pirates ‘a real edge in keeping things under control’ despite both offenses slumping.

The host grabbed Detroit on the moneyline, citing the Tigers’ status as the league’s best record and all-around balance. Casey Mize owns a 2.00 ERA at home and Detroit has won four straight Mize starts. Seattle’s bats have sputtered (.229 AVG vs AL Central, fifth-fewest doubles, 13th in overall average). Meanwhile Detroit ranks sixth in runs scored and hits .256 in Comerica. With Mize in ‘prime form’ and the lineup clicking, he expects the Tigers to ‘shut down Seattle’s hopes completely.’

Cash Out Sports Picks sided with the Yankees on the moneyline. He pointed to New York’s explosive recent offense – 8.0 runs per game over the last six – compared to the Cubs’ 4.7. Max Fried brings an 11-2 record and 2.27 ERA while Chicago counters with Matthew Boyd (9-3, 2.52). Although both rotations have been elite, the host highlighted New York’s edge at the plate (league-best WRC+ vs LHP) and noted both bullpens are scuffling, but Fried’s ability to work deep mitigates New York’s weaker relief corps (5.08 ERA last 7; Cubs 5.25). With the Yankee bats “firing on all cylinders,” he expects them to take the series early.

The tout laid the juice with New York. The Yankees have outscored Seattle 19-9 in the series, and their offense ranks 4th in AVG and 3rd in runs, batting .309 over the last six games. Bryan Wu’s 25-inning, two-run heater came against weak lineups (Pirates, Rangers, Twins), and Marcus Stroman looks sharper each start after a 60-day IL stint (4 ER in 10 IP since return). With Seattle hitting .223 over its last six, the Yankees’ edge is pronounced.

Cash Out Sports Picks took Cincinnati on the moneyline. The Reds feast on right-handed pitching and get Cal Quantrill, who has surrendered eight runs across his last three road outings and six runs in two recent starts versus Cincinnati. Nick Lodolo has allowed only five runs across his last three starts (four runs in his last three at GABP). With Miami hitting under .220 to close June and struggling against lefties, the Reds’ superior power potential tips the scales.

Despite not knowing New York’s starter, Cash Out Sports Picks leaned Mets in Game 2 because Baltimore’s starter Sugano (4.44 ERA, 1.31 WHIP) has been crushed lately—45 hits and 23 ER in his last 29.1 IP—and even worse at home (4.91 ERA, .288 BAA). The tout expects the Mets’ mid-pack but improving offense (4.45 R/G, 4.47 on road) to take advantage.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the Cubs moneyline. Chicago has won nearly 70 % of road games, owns a top-10 offense (.256 team AVG), and carries a 3.78 staff ERA (13th), compared with Minnesota’s 4.14 (21st). He cited Horton’s seven scoreless frames in his last start, the Cubs’ 2.67 ERA in their previous Minnesota series, and the Twins’ dreadful 18-26 record in day games. Chris Paddack’s recent form and Chicago’s success versus right-handers sealed the play.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Mets on the moneyline in Game 1, pointing to a clear edge on the mound and at the plate. David Peterson’s 3.18 ERA and 1.27 WHIP have kept New York in virtually every start, while 41-year-old Charlie Morton owns an ugly 5.47 ERA and 1.55 WHIP overall and a 5.12 ERA with a .272 opponent average in 45.2 Camden Yards innings. The tout said New York’s lineup has "found its rhythm," and with Morton showing obvious age-related decline, the Mets should control the game from start to finish.

Cash Out Sports Picks sided with Arizona to close the series. Padres starter Pedro Vasquez has a worrying 49-to-42 K/BB ratio across 18 starts, meaning plenty of base runners for a D-backs lineup tied for fourth in MLB runs. Arizona southpaw Eduardo Rodriguez had a blip last outing but allowed two or fewer earned in five straight prior, and the tout trusts him more than Vasquez. Given recent form and San Diego’s uncertainty on the mound, Arizona gets the nod.

Cash Out Sports Picks fired on Texas. The Angels are hitting just .216 against left-handers (second-worst in MLB) and southpaw Patrick Corbin held them to one run over 5.1 innings earlier this season. On the flip side, Griffin Canning Kochenovich owns a 5.09 ERA and 0-3 record in three career starts versus Texas, surrendering eight hits and four earned in 4.1 IP this year. The Rangers have won 10 of the last 12 head-to-heads, so the tout is content to ride the hotter, better-matched club.

Cash Out Sports Picks rode St. Louis despite Miles Mikolas’ recent struggles. The logic: Washington has dropped four of five overall and 10 of 14 on the road, and the Cards own the matchup—eight wins in their last nine against NL East foes and a prior sweep of the Nats in May. Nationals starter Michael Soroka was bombed for nine runs his last time out and Washington has lost each of his past five starts. Even with Mikolas giving up 14 runs in his last two games, the tout trusts St. Louis’ momentum and the Nats’ shaky form.

The tout took Chicago as a home underdog, citing Cleveland’s 3-10 free-fall over its last 13. While the White Sox are only 20-26 at Guaranteed Rate Field, that’s a massive upgrade on their 11-36 road mark. Current Chicago hitters have torched Logan Allen to a .326/.367/.457 slash in 46 career at-bats, and the Guardians’ bullpen is merely league-average (16th in ERA). Those matchup factors plus the price push the tout to the South Siders.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Red Sox on the money line in Thursday’s opener. The tout leaned on Walker Bueller’s extreme home/road splits—3.93 ERA in seven Fenway starts versus an ugly 8.66 on the road—and the fact he is already 2-0 against Tampa this season. Boston’s offense is elite at home, carrying a .268 average (2nd in the AL) and 255 runs scored (tied for most in the league). Meanwhile, Rays starter Taj Bradley is just 2-3 with a 4.04 ERA away from Tropicana, and Tampa has gone 3-6 across its last three road series. Boston has also taken five of the last seven head-to-head meetings, so the tout sees momentum and matchup advantages pointing squarely to the Sox.