Kingpin Sports bet Over 9.5 runs, pointing out Aaron Civale’s brutal 9.00 ERA for Milwaukee and Boston’s yet-to-be-named starter adding volatility on the other side. The tout views both staffs as liabilities, making a high-scoring environment likely.

Kingpin Sports chose Mariners moneyline, forecasting a close contest between starters Mitchell Parker (4-3, 4.39) and Levi Evans (2-1, 3.33) but trusting Seattle’s superior bullpen to seal the deal at T-Mobile Park.

Kingpin Sports endorsed Diamondbacks ‑1.5, pointing to Corbin Burnes’ 2.73 ERA versus Mike Burrows’ 7.20. They expect Arizona to "dominate" thanks to the pronounced starting-pitching gap.

Kingpin Sports played the Padres moneyline, citing both the pitching edge of Sam Kolek (2-1, 2.84 ERA) over Max Meyer (3-4, 4.15) and San Diego’s "much stronger lineup." They foresee the Friars controlling all phases.

Kingpin Sports laid ‑1.5 with Houston, praising Hunter Brown’s 6-3 record and 2.04 ERA. They expect the Astros’ bats to jump J.P. Sears (4-4, 4.00) early and let Brown dominate from the mound.

Kingpin Sports recommended Rangers ‑1.5, leaning on Nathan Eovaldi’s sparkling 1.60 ERA (4-3) against Bowden Francis’ rough 5.54. They project Eovaldi to silence Toronto’s bats while Texas’ offense provides comfortable separation.

Kingpin Sports took Cubs ‑1.5, highlighting German Marquez’s disastrous 7.66 ERA (1-7 record) versus Cade Horton’s steadier 4.40. They anticipate Chicago’s lineup pouncing early and never looking back.

Kingpin Sports backed the Royals moneyline because Daniel Lynch IV has been "lights out" with a 1.57 ERA against Brandon Singer’s 4.88. They expect Kansas City to extend its home roll with superior starting pitching.

Kingpin Sports laid ‑1.5 with the Mets, stating their offense “should bounce early” in support of Tylor Megill (3-4, 3.56). With Jared Cannon’s 2-5 record/3.76 ERA on the other side, they see New York building a margin before the bullpens take over.

Kingpin Sports played the Twins moneyline, emphasizing Joe Ryan’s 4-2 record with a 2.68 ERA and plus command. They expect him to outduel Taj Bradley (4-3, 4.61) by missing bats and avoiding free passes, giving Minnesota the edge.

Despite Spencer Strider’s strikeout upside (0-2, 5.79 ERA but big K rates), Kingpin Sports sided with the Phillies moneyline, citing Philadelphia’s continued home dominance and Ranger Suarez’s steadier 3.70 ERA. They believe Strider’s early-season struggles give Philly’s lineup enough breathing room to grab the victory.

Kingpin Sports recommended Giants ‑1.5, stressing Logan Webb’s 2.67 ERA and elite command against Jack Flaherty’s 4.39 mark. They argue Webb will work deep, limit traffic, and allow San Francisco’s lineup to build a multi-run cushion.

Kingpin Sports took the Orioles moneyline, pointing to Tomoyuki Sugano’s sharp 3.07 ERA and the Cardinals’ ongoing inconsistency with Andre Pallante (4-3, 4.18). They expect Baltimore’s bats to capitalize on Pallante’s middling command while Sugano keeps damage contained.

Kingpin Sports advised Dodgers ‑1.5, arguing Dustin May (2-4, 4.09) is set to "bounce back" while Cleveland starter Tanner Bibee (4-4, 3.57) should keep it close only in the early frames. The tout expects L.A.’s deeper lineup to separate once May settles in, making the run-line the preferred angle.

Kingpin Sports backed the Yankees moneyline because Carlos Rodon enters at 6-3 with a 2.88 ERA and, in their words, “continues his stellar form.” They noted Tyler Anderson’s solid but less dominant 3.60 ERA and emphasized New York’s superior power profile, expecting that pop to break the game open even if Anderson keeps it close early. The pick is framed as a straight win recommendation rather than a run-line gamble.