Kenny G said to grab Atlanta at +100 with Hurston Waldrop on the hill. Waldrop’s stuff is the selling point while Cleveland counters with Cantillo, who Kenny called "not that special." He reminded listeners that the Guardians are still 26th in runs, last in batting average and 27th in OBP, so run support for Cantillo is unlikely. Cleveland’s pen owns a solid 3.58 ERA (sixth-best), but Kenny is willing to trust the Braves bats at even money, especially with the Guardians only 31-28 at home and Atlanta’s price ignoring Waldrop’s ceiling.

Kenny G likes the full-game under 9, pointing to 23-year-old Hurston Waldrep’s 1.54 ERA through two MLB starts (5.2 IP/1 ER vs CIN, 6 IP/1 ER vs MIA) and Cleveland’s Joey Cantillo coming off 5.2 IP/1 ER against Chicago. The Guardians’ bullpen sits sixth in MLB with a 3.58 ERA, and neither offense is explosive: Atlanta ranks 19th in runs, Cleveland 26th. Despite both clubs showing over trends in their venue splits, Kenny believes the pitching matchup and Guardians’ reliable pen outweigh those numbers and even mentioned NRFI as a secondary option, but the stronger angle is the under 9.