Kenny G identifies significant betting value on Rockies at plus 270. He emphasizes Dodgers starter Logan Nack as a major liability (one start, 10.38 ERA, got shelled by Nationals). Additionally, the Dodgers bullpen (4.01 ERA) hasn't been impressive, making such an extremely heavy favorite line (-335 Dodgers) unjustified. While recognizing Colorado's own issues (poor bullpen ERA around 6, last in MLB in runs scored), he notes starter Ryan Feltner's encouraging recent start (6 IP, 1 ER, 7 Ks vs Brewers) provides an opportunity. Kenny strongly advocates there is never reason to back any MLB team at -335 given volatility, which makes Rockies enormous underdog odds appealing from a pure value standpoint.

Kenny G strongly favors the Padres at plus money (+116) against Cubs, highlighting multiple significant advantages. He points specifically to Padres' red-hot offensive production (10th in runs scored, 1st in batting average, 3rd in on-base percentage), driven by Fernando Tatis Jr.'s excellent start and other hitters' recent hot streaks. The Padres bullpen is stellar, sporting a remarkable 1.51 ERA. While acknowledging Cubs' solid starter Shota Imanaga (2.70 ERA but 5 ER last outing), Kenny predicts regression looming for the Cubs offense, currently leading MLB in runs scored yet unsustainably hot. Given Padres' perfect home record (11-0) and superior offensive consistency, Kenny confidently backs them as an underdog in this matchup.

Kenny G expressed significant negativity toward backing the Rockies currently due to multiple red flags. Colorado owns the worst bullpen ERA in early-season MLB play, significantly crippling their chances late in games. Their typically strong offensive environment at home hasn't translated into success this year, with the lineup ranked near the bottom, tied at second-to-last for total runs scored. Despite plus-100 odds being offered in their matchup against Brewers, Kenny perceives little value backing them and advises bettors to confidently fade Colorado until there are tangible improvements from both their bullpen and offense.

Despite highlighting clear concerns with Yusei Kikuchi, who has struggled in all appearances so far (0-2, 5.00 ERA, including walking five batters vs Cardinals and a poor outing at Tampa Bay), Kenny G nonetheless slightly favors taking Angels at plus money (+105) against struggling Rangers. Rangers' recent poor offense (26th in MLB in runs scored, 26th in batting average, last in on-base percentage) and pitching woes (Patrick Corbin's shaky start 6.75 ERA and 4.37 bullpen ERA) add to Angels' allure as a small-value underdog despite Kikuchi's shaky recent form.

Kenny G identifies the Angels offense as a potential regression candidate, highlighting their current top-seven ranking in runs scored and being second in majors in slugging percentage as unsustainable metrics. Despite solid starts from Mike Trout (6 home runs, 14 RBIs) and Logan O'Hoppe, he questions their long-term offensive sustainability, particularly considering struggles from Shohei Ohtani, who's batting below .200. Kenny also emphasizes continued bullpen problems (6.29 ERA) and shaky starting pitching from Yusei Kikuchi as additional concerns limiting his enthusiasm about the Angels going forward.

Kenny G gives a slight lean towards backing the Cardinals at home against Houston at a plus money (+105) line. He emphasizes Cardinals' consistently strong hitting performance throughout the season, noting they recorded only one double-digit scoring game (12 runs vs Angels), but still maintain consistent offensive productivity. Kenny believes pitcher Eric Feedy is at least as reliable as Houston's Hunter Brown, further bolstering the Cardinals' advantage at home. Despite some bullpen concerns, Kenny finds the offensive edge and home field advantage intriguing enough to warrant consideration at plus odds.

Kenny G likes the Mets tonight, citing Tylor Megill's amazing 0.63 ERA and dominant early season performances against potent lineups (Toronto and Houston). He also emphasized the Mets' stellar bullpen with its excellent 1.82 ERA. In contrast, the Twins' offense is struggling (24th in runs and slugging). Given these factors, Kenny leans toward betting the Mets tonight, also favoring an under total (8.5) given both teams' underlying pitching strengths.

Kenny G strongly advises fading the White Sox upcoming matchup against Oakland. Highlighting Sean Burke's early-season struggles (6.08 ERA, recent poor outings vs Cleveland and Minnesota), Kenny emphasizes Chicago's ineffective offense ranked near the bottom (27th in runs scored, 28th in average). Despite an above-average bullpen ERA (3.22), Kenny cannot find adequate justification to trust this White Sox team and recommends the Athletics instead.

Kenny G advises caution regarding Quinn Priester despite his seemingly solid debut (5 innings, 1 earned run) because it came against a weak Rockies offense. The fact that he surrendered six hits during those innings raises red flags. With the Brewers bullpen also performing very poorly to start the year, Kenny G sees considerable risk backing Priester and favors taking Detroit in this spot.

Kenny G expresses optimism regarding backing Detroit, primarily drawn by Jack Flaherty's impressive start to the season (1-0, 1.62 ERA), most notably a recent strong performance against the Yankees with zero runs and nine strikeouts. Kenny noted some bullpen concerns for Detroit (3.93 ERA), but sees potential with the offense improving significantly, fresh off a nine-run outburst in game one versus Milwaukee. While recognizing sustainability as a concern, Kenny still identifies value in backing Detroit, given Flaherty's strong form and recent offensive uptick.

Kenny G strongly suggests betting the under 8.5 runs between the Braves and Blue Jays, emphasizing Spencer Schwellenbach's dominant start (0.45 ERA) and Kevin Gausman's impressive recent outing (eight strong innings vs. Boston). He acknowledged minor concerns on Gaussman possibly being fatigued from his last start but expects limited offensive production. Key injury update adds to the taek’s strength towards the under, as Braves' slugger Marcell Ozuna is heading back to Atlanta for an MRI on his hip, seriously limiting the Braves' offensive upside. Kenny leans Braves with Schwellenbach’s strong early-season showing despite Ozuna's absence.

Kenny G strongly supports betting the Yankees, largely because of starter Max Fried's stellar performances this season. Fried boasts a 2-0 record and a 1.56 ERA, including impressive starts against teams like Pittsburgh. He also noted the Yankees' bullpen (3.50 ERA) is trending positively, and their lineup (second in runs scored, top-five in batting average and slugging) shows stability. In contrast, Kansas City's offense is struggling—25th in runs scored and 28th in slugging percentage. Despite the heavy juice at -190, Kenny suggests laying the Yankees' run line at -1.5 or taking them straight up without concern if comfortable with the price.

Kenny G expressed specific concerns regarding Orioles starter Charlie Morton, citing his rough start to the season with an 0-3 record and an 8.78 ERA. Morton has allowed at least four earned runs in each of his three starts, facing tough opponents in Toronto, Boston, and Arizona. Though facing a lighter Guardians offense now, Kenny remains skeptical given Morton's age (41) and evident struggles. While acknowledging Baltimore's bullpen has been decent (3.58 ERA), Kenny emphasized Cleveland’s improving offense, likely leading to continued issues for Morton in this game.

Kenny G is cautious about Ryan Pepiot despite a solid 3.38 ERA so far. Pepiot has faced weaker lineups with starts against Rockies, Pirates, and Angels. Kenny sees Pepiot as a pitcher likely due for regression when facing tougher competition. Considering the Red Sox rank sixth in runs scored (inflated by two outlier games), Pepiot's performance tonight will test how genuine his strong initial outings have been. Though he slightly favors Tampa Bay at home due to Boston's inconsistencies, Kenny highlights Pepiot as a distinct regression candidate moving forward.

Kenny G identifies the Giants' superb bullpen (1.70 ERA, best in MLB) as a major strength capable of offsetting Justin Verlander's shaky start (coming off a rough outing allowing six runs vs Reds). Conversely, the Phillies bullpen (4.65 ERA) is a liability despite starter Jesus Luzardo's impressive beginning to the year (2-0, 1.50 ERA), including shutout work vs Dodgers. Kenny feels this significant bullpen discrepancy somewhat levels a potential starter disadvantage, effectively removing any clear betting angle from the game. He cautiously leans Phillies as they're 'due' for a win but ultimately classifies this matchup as a 'stayaway.'

Kenny G expresses concerns about the Nationals' pitching woes, specifically with Jake Irvin struggling (5.63 ERA) against tough opponents like Phillies, Diamondbacks, and Dodgers. Irvin has given up multiple earned runs in each start and the Nationals have lost all three of his starts. The Nationals' bullpen ERA close to six is one of the league's worst, overshadowing their middling offensive production (12th in runs scored and batting average). Although the Pirates offense has also struggled (dead last in batting average and slugging percentage), Kenny slightly prefers backing Pittsburgh at home (-125), given Mitch Keller's recent strong performance and Washington's overall pitching struggles.

Kenny G advises backing the under in the Red Sox-Rays matchup after yesterday's 16-1 blowout game, emphasizing that Tampa Bay's offense will likely see significant regression. Prior to Monday's explosion, the Rays' offense was ranked only 18th in the majors in runs scored. Kenny notes the outlier offensive performance, suggesting that back-to-back double-digit run totals are very unlikely. Given Walker Buehler's significantly improved last outing (6.1 innings, one earned run vs Toronto), along with Ryan Pepiot's consistent start to the year (3.38 ERA), Kenny sees real value on betting under the total set at nine runs.

Kenny G strongly endorses betting Cincinnati Reds as a home underdog versus the Mariners. This recommendation is anchored in Nick Lodolo's phenomenal start—he sports an impressive 0.96 ERA across three starts, including two scoreless outings against the hard-hitting Giants. Cincinnati's bullpen also garners significant praise with an excellent 3.23 ERA. Kenny highlighted the Reds' recent positive momentum (a sweep of divisional rival Pirates). Even though their offense numbers aren't overwhelming, Kenny emphasized Seattle's uncertain offense and noted Lodolo and the strong bullpen provide sufficient justification to back Cincinnati at attractive plus-money (+100).

Kenny G is backing the Arizona Diamondbacks against the Marlins, highlighting pitcher Merrill Kelly. Despite Kelly's inflated 7.20 ERA (mostly due to one rough outing against the Yankees), he’s looked strong outside that game with impressive outings against the Cubs and Orioles. Kenny emphasized the Diamondbacks bullpen has excelled early in the season, providing a significant pitching edge over Miami. Arizona's offense is also trending positively, already ranking top five in MLB for slugging and on-base percentage. Conversely, the Marlins bullpen has struggled (posting a 4.50 ERA), and starter Connor Gillespie hasn’t secured team wins yet this season. Given these advantages, Kenny confidently recommends the Diamondbacks at -166.

Kenny G is notably down on the Atlanta Braves due to their poor 4-11 early season record, severe offensive underperformance (29th in runs scored, 21st in slugging), and bullpen struggles (4.44 ERA). He especially highlights starter Grant Holmes's inability to consistently command his pitches (eight walks across two starts) as a specific vulnerability. Despite Holmes' recent start (four scoreless innings vs Phillies), Kenny remains unimpressed by his consistently shaky control, further supporting fading Atlanta as they hit the road against Toronto.

Kenny G views the Dodgers as prime candidates for offensive regression, questioning the long-term sustainability of their run production given their underlying metrics. Despite currently ranking 7th in MLB in runs scored, the Dodgers are an unimpressive 18th in batting average and 19th in on-base percentage, indicating that their current scoring pace isn't likely to continue. Additionally, even core hitters like Mookie Betts (.288 average), Tommy Edman (6 HR) and Teoscar Hernandez (16 RBI) are putting up good raw numbers—but the team's lack of overall offensive consistency leaves the touted expert skeptical about their ability to sustain high scoring outputs moving forward.

Kenny G highlighted Dustin May's excellent early form for the Dodgers as a positive indicator, despite the team's recent struggles. May comes into this matchup with a fantastic 0.82 ERA after two starts. Kenny pointed out both outings were impressive— five innings allowing only an unearned run vs. Atlanta and a strong six-inning start with one earned run against Washington. Although skeptical of the Dodgers being such heavy favorites given their inconsistent offensive output and bullpen issues (4.01 ERA currently), Kenny likes the value presented by May's reliable performances if bettors can find ways to isolate backing him specifically (such as first-five innings bets or prop markets around May's performance).

Despite openly criticizing the Rockies' abysmal offense (shut out in three consecutive games, ranked dead last in MLB runs), Kenny G still thinks Colorado presents positive expected value at massive odds (+290) against a Dodgers team he views as overrated by oddsmakers. Kenny believes no MLB team, especially one struggling like the Dodgers, should be favored by nearly three-to-one odds against any opponent. He argues the league currently doesn't have enough separation between its best and worst teams to justify these drastic odds this early in the season, making the large underdog Rockies a tempting speculative bet.

Kenny G strongly advises fading the Colorado Rockies as significant underdogs against the Dodgers. He pointed out the Rockies awful recent form, losing three straight games and scoring zero runs in an entire series against the Padres. Antonio Senzatela, Colorado's starter, recently imploded against Milwaukee, allowing nine runs total. The Rockies bullpen is equally alarming, ranking among baseball's worst units. Kenny sees this as a disastrous matchup for Colorado's pitching staff against a Dodgers team eager to rebound after losing two of three against Chicago, labeling the Rockies offense as one of the worst in baseball (dead last in runs scored, recently shut out multiple times).

Kenny G anticipates Dylan Cease's significant bounce-back performance against the Cubs after a dismal recent outing versus the Athletics (9 ER in 4 IP). Citing Cease's overall pedigree and the Padres' elite bullpen (MLB best 1.51 ERA), Kenny confidently favors the Padres at -167. While acknowledging Cubs starter Jameson Taillon improving slightly since his rough opener, Kenny remains lukewarm, partly due to Taillon surrendering a home run in each start this year (6.06 ERA overall). Facing the potent Cubs lineup (top-ranked in runs scored), Kenny agrees the challenge is significant but still sees San Diego as the pick, trusting Cease in this spot despite recent struggles.

Kenny G recommends backing the Cardinals at plus 100 against Houston, citing St. Louis' hot hitting as the primary driver. The Cards rank impressively 5th in MLB runs scored, 2nd in batting average, and 1st in on-base percentage. Their offense is led by Brendan Donovan (.350 average) and Herrera (4 HRs, 11 RBIs). While he noted Framber Valdez's overall strong ERA (2.50), Kenny emphasized Valdez's inconsistency, recalling a disastrous start against the Giants earlier this season. Cardinals starter Sonny Gray has shown better command recently, with no walks over his last two starts, further supporting the Cardinals' bet in his eyes, even though there's been some early-season bullpen questions (4.35 ERA).

Kenny G enthusiastically supports betting on Toronto Blue Jays' starting pitcher Easton Lucas, impressed by Lucas' outstanding start this season—zero earned runs allowed through two starts and dominant outings against Washington (five innings, one hit allowed) and Boston (5.1 innings, three hits, no runs, eight strikeouts). Kenny describes Lucas as 'really coming into his own at the moment,' making him a strong betting option based on his current momentum and Toronto's improving bullpen situation.

Kenny G recommends betting the Detroit Tigers at -160 against Milwaukee Brewers, primarily encouraged by Tarik Skubal returning to top form. Skubal had a rough initial start against Dodgers and a tough outing against Seattle but rebounded superbly against Yankees with six scoreless innings, no walks, and six strikeouts. While acknowledging Detroit's bullpen has struggled (3.91 ERA), Kenny highlights their strong offensive performance this season, ranking top 10 in runs scored, batting average, OBP, and slugging percentage. He specifically praised Spencer Torkelson's contributions (.300+ average, five home runs, 11 RBIs). Conversely, Milwaukee is struggling with one of MLB's worst bullpens (6.28 ERA) and an offense Kenny isn't convinced by, citing mediocre rankings in batting average (15th), OBP (13th), and slugging (14th). With Skubal returning to peak performance and Milwaukee's questionable offense and bullpen, Kenny sees Detroit as a safer play despite the somewhat pricey odds.

Kenny G is hesitant about backing the favored Yankees due to significant concerns surrounding Carlos Carrasco, who has notably struggled early this season. Carrasco comes into the matchup with an inflated ERA of 7.71, highlighting his most recent troubling performance against Detroit, where he surrendered four runs in just 4.1 innings in a 5-0 Yankees loss. Kenny describes Carrasco's presence on the mound as a red flag for Yankee backers, suggesting potential plays towards a "yes run first inning" bet or favoring betting the Royals as underdogs with Seth Lugo showing promising form.

Kenny G advises taking Toronto Blue Jays with confidence at -110 against Atlanta Braves. He points to Easton Lucas' spectacular early-season form, highlighting Lucas hasn't allowed an earned run over his first two outings—five innings of one-hit baseball vs. Washington and a dominant 5+ inning, eight-strikeout performance at Boston. Kenny contrasts this with Braves' starter Grant Holmes who, despite a decent last start (4 innings, no runs versus Phillies), continues to struggle seriously with control issues (four walks in each of his first two appearances). Kenny G expresses major concerns about Atlanta's weak bullpen (4.44 ERA), and their dismal offense, ranked 29th in MLB in runs scored and 21st in slugging percentage. With Toronto's bullpen ERA steadily improving (down to a respectable 3.86 after early-season struggles), and offense showing promise (third in batting average, sixth in OBP), Kenny sees significant value in backing the Blue Jays at home. He also notes Atlanta's dismal 1-9 road record, further motivating this play.

Kenny G sees great value in taking the Kansas City Royals at plus 115 as road underdogs against the Yankees. His optimism revolves around Seth Lugo, who has rebounded impressively from an initial shaky outing to produce solid performances against Baltimore and Minnesota. He contrasted Lugo favorably against Yankees' starter Carlos Carrasco, who at 38 years old is struggling early this season with a hefty 7.71 ERA. Carrasco recently gave up four runs in 4.1 innings against Detroit during a 5-0 Yankees loss. Kenny is further concerned about the Yankees' fading offensive output after their explosive early-season numbers started appearing misleading, heavily inflated due to a handful of high-scoring games. Despite being ranked second in MLB runs scored, the Yankees managed just four, eight, and one runs in their last series against the Giants. With Lugo pitching well and New York's offense in questionable form, Kenny suggests riding the underdog Royals in this matchup and leaning slightly towards the under on the 8.5 total.

Kenny G recommends betting Tampa Bay Rays at minus 120 against a slumping Boston Red Sox team. The primary reason cited is Shane Baz's excellent early-season form with a 1.38 ERA and dominant performances (10 strikeouts vs Pirates, solid outing vs Angels). Kenny highlighted Baz's ability to succeed even without his best stuff as key to his confidence. Contrasting Baz, Red Sox starter Tanner Houck has struggled with inconsistency and a subpar 4.41 ERA. Boston's offense is in crisis, scoring just one or two runs in multiple recent contests, including a bleak series at Chicago. While Kenny acknowledged Tampa's bullpen struggles (4.17 ERA), he positively noted their offense picking up steam—highlighting Brandon Lowe's hot start and their top 10 ranks across batting averages and slugging metrics. Kenny G also strongly advocated taking Under 8.5 runs given both team's offensive question marks heading into this matchup.

Kenny G likes backing Wilmer Flores and the San Francisco Giants at plus 100 against the Philadelphia Phillies. Flores has started the season strong with six home runs and 19 RBIs, significantly contributing to the Giants ranking ninth in MLB in runs scored and 11th in slugging percentage. Kenny G believes the Giants have recovered from a brief scoring slump and faces a favorable pitching scenario against Phillies' starter Taijuan Walker, who despite not having allowed an earned run this season, had shaky peripherals in his recent start (4.2 innings, 5 hits, 3 walks). Additionally, Kenny is worried about Philadelphia's bullpen, which has struggled with a 4.27 ERA. He negatively highlighted the Phillies' offense as particularly problematic, scoring just one run total in their last three games and only 11th in batting average and 14th in runs scored. Consequently, Kenny G sees strong value in the Giants as the hotter and more reliable offensive team entering this matchup.

Kenny G is encouraged by Jung Hoo Lee's outstanding early season performance for the Giants, noting Lee's recent two-home run game against the Yankees and season batting average of .352 with a slugging percentage above .700. He emphasized Lee as a central figure driving the Giants' surprising early offensive success, who are currently ranked 9th in MLB for runs scored and 11th in slugging percentage. Kenny acknowledged skepticism about whether this hot start will be sustainable over the entire season, with the Giants sitting just 19th in team batting average, but praised the team's overall performance including strong bullpen reliability, ranked second in MLB with a 1.82 ERA. These factors collectively have Kenny G optimistic about betting opportunities involving the Giants, despite lower preseason expectations.

Kenny G strongly favors taking the Washington Nationals as big underdogs at +195 against the heavily favored Pittsburgh Pirates (-220), calling it a value bet opportunity. Although the Nationals' starter Brad Lord is relatively inexperienced (normally a bullpen arm), he's off to an impressive start with a 1.80 ERA across limited innings, including a solid three-inning start against the Dodgers without allowing a run. Kenny acknowledged concerns about the Nationals' struggling bullpen (league-worst ERA of over 6), but indicated he believes they're not quite as bad as those early metrics suggest. He pointed to the Nationals' solid offensive production (12th in runs, top-10 slugging percentage), highlighting Keibert Ruiz batting .373, James Wood's five home runs, and Nathaniel Lowe's early 15 RBIs. In contrast, he pointed out significant weaknesses in the Pirates' offense, who rank dead last in batting average (.190), slugging percentage (under .300), and have struggled to score runs, even recently getting swept by the Reds. Kenny G noted the Pirates' highly-touted pitcher, Paul Skenes, is inflating Pittsburgh's odds but is coming off his worst career outing, allowing five earned runs against St. Louis. Given these factors, Kenny G recommended betting Washington at significant plus-money odds.

Kenny G slightly leans toward Freddy Peralta and the Brewers (+100) as potential first five innings underdogs versus the Diamondbacks. Despite Arizona's bullpen strength and solid offensive production, Kenny expressed skepticism around Zac Gallen's uneven performances this year. With Brewers coming off a disheartening loss scenario and decent road record, Kenny believes betting Milwaukee first five innings at even money carries appealing value while limiting exposure against a potent D-backs lineup and good bullpen later in the game.

Kenny G specifically advised caution with Tyler Glasnow, referencing notable control problems in his recent start, where he lasted only two innings against the Phillies, walking five batters and allowing five earned runs despite limited hits. While the Dodgers bullpen remains excellent (2.15 ERA), Glasnow’s rough recent outing adds uncertainty to the Dodgers' reliability here. Kenny sees this volatility as a reason to fade the Dodgers at heavily inflated -270 odds against a Cubs offense leading the majors in runs scored.

Kenny G sees significant underdog value (+220) on the Cubs versus the Dodgers, calling the current price far too inflated. After a shocking 16-0 Cubs victory in game two, Kenny backs Colin Rea, who has impressed out of the bullpen (scoreless appearances against Athletics and Rangers, 5.2 total innings). Despite worries about the Cubs' shaky bullpen (4.79 ERA), Kenny feels optimistic about the lineup, ranked first in MLB in runs. Conversely, Dodgers' Tyler Glasnow has struggled lately, struggling with significant control issues (five walks, five earned runs in two innings vs Phillies). Given these factors, Kenny confidently advises taking Chicago at strong plus odds.

Kenny G recommended comfortably backing the Mariners at -135 with Logan Gilbert pitching, thanks to Gilbert's strong early-season performances. Gilbert owns a solid 2.55 ERA despite being winless, and recently dominated the Astros with five and two-thirds innings of one-run ball while limiting them to a single hit. Additionally, Seattle's bullpen is excellent (3.20 ERA) and their offense is improving significantly, having scored consistently well in recent contests (9, 5, and 7 runs in multiple recent outings). Kenny sees strong betting value on Seattle against a fading Nathan Eovaldi and the struggling Rangers offense and bullpen.

Kenny G highlighted Nathan Eovaldi as a player to fade for this matchup against the Mariners, expressing that Eovaldi's recent performance against the Cubs raises red flags. He pitched just four and two-thirds innings, conceding four hits and three earned runs, a predictable regression after his strenuous complete game effort against the Reds in an earlier start. Kenny added that the Rangers offense ranks poorly (24th in runs, 26th in batting average) and their bullpen ERA stands uninspiringly at 4.15, further minimizing confidence in backing Eovaldi here against a Mariners team showing improved hitting recently.

Kenny G advised taking San Diego at -1.5 runs (-105), pointing to significant offensive and pitching advantages. Padres starter Michael King, despite a subpar initial outing (4.05 ERA), has since rebounded nicely. San Diego's bullpen ranks top in MLB (1.59 ERA). Crucially, the Padres lineup has excelled—first in batting average, second in OBP, paced by players like Fernando Tatis Jr. batting .365. Facing the historically inept Rockies, Kenny strongly recommends the Padres run line bet.

Kenny G expressed skepticism towards Zac Gallen given his erratic form to start the season. Gallen notably struggled against the Orioles, going just 4.2 innings, allowing seven hits, five earned runs, and walking four. Kenny admits Gallen could rebound at home, but advises caution because the reliability simply isn't there yet. Despite Arizona's generally promising bullpen (3.51 ERA) and strong offensive output (5th in MLB in runs scored, top seven across categories), Kenny leans toward the Brewers, specifically favoring Milwaukee in the first five innings instead of the full game due to uncertainty around Gallen's consistency.

Kenny G sees continued value betting against the Rockies as they're off to an awful start (3-11), haven't scored a single run yet in their current series against the Padres, and have an atrocious bullpen (6.44 ERA). Despite Kyle Freeland's slightly misleading 3.79 ERA due to one poor start against Milwaukee, the Rockies haven't supported him offensively, losing all his starts thus far. Kenny explicitly labels them badly lacking offense (last in runs scored, 22nd in OBP) and believes fading them remains profitable.