Cash Out Sports Picks

Cash Out Sports Picks liked the New York Yankees on the money line against the Diamondbacks due to their impressive offensive consistency at home, as they average over five runs per game at Yankee Stadium. Additionally, they noted Arizona ranks in the league's upper half in extra-base hits away from home, showing offensive capability but highlighting the Yankees slight edge in home production. Both lineups were recognized for effectiveness against right-handed pitching this season, but Cash Out Sports Picks expects the Yankees' superior home offense to ultimately prevail.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended betting the Yankees money line, highlighting key matchup specifics. Arizona's offensive struggles this season versus lefties—just a .219 average with only one home run—greatly contrasts to last year's league-leading .284 mark in this split, making Carlos Rodon well-positioned to maintain his solid early-season form. Despite Rodon's previous career struggles against Arizona, the Yankees' league-leading offense (18 HR, 10.3 R/G, and 1.1 OPS) and their productive showing at Yankee Stadium strongly suggest a bounce-back Yankees victory against a vulnerable Diamondbacks squad relying on Zach Gallen coming off a shaky outing vs Chicago.

Cash Out Sports Picks suggested betting the Orioles on the money line against Boston, underscoring Charlie Morton's historical dominance vs Red Sox hitters, holding them to a .225 average with 18 Ks in 71 at-bats. Boston's offense has struggled, scoring three or fewer runs in four of its last five games and ranking 19th in OPS compared to the Orioles' 6th place. Despite Boston snapping their four-game losing streak, Baltimore's consistent offense and Morton's track record should enable Baltimore to secure the victory in the rubber match at home.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended backing the Houston Astros money line against the Minnesota Twins. They pointed out that despite Houston's slow start and recent struggles, including being swept by the Giants, the Astros offense shows clear signs of being due for a breakout, especially after Jordan Alvarez's strong showing on Wednesday. They noted the potential of pitcher Hunter Brown, who pitched well in his first start but lacked offensive support, and emphasized that Brown has the necessary tools to be effective against the Twins lineup. With Joe Ryan also vulnerable in afternoon starts (4.05 ERA), they expect Houston's talented offense to finally deliver, making the Astros a good play.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised betting the under for total runs in the Dodgers-Braves matchup due to Atlanta’s severe offensive struggles and strong Dodgers pitching. The Braves have scored a combined two runs across their last four games and recently lost Jurickson Profar to an 80-game suspension. The Dodgers rank 5th in MLB with a 2.62 ERA while Atlanta is near the bottom at 25th with a 5.18 ERA, yet the Dodgers have also hit into five double plays, tied for third-most in MLB. Given these factors—particularly Atlanta's inability to produce runs and limited offense consolidation—the total is projected to remain low, similar to their first game of the series which ended with only seven runs.

Cash Out Sports Picks strongly recommended betting the Dodgers to cover the spread against the Braves. Atlanta has had a severely disappointing start offensively, scoring only two combined runs in their last four games. Bryce Elder, starting pitcher for Atlanta, has yet to pitch this season, struggled notably last year, and offers little confidence. Conversely, the Dodgers started well and possess consistent All-Star level pitching from Blake Snell, who looked strong in his season debut. Atlanta's recent suspension of Jurickson Profar further dampens their offense, lowering their chances of recovery in this matchup. These combined factors lead to a confident Dodgers spread selection.

Cash Out Sports Picks strongly favored the Dodgers run line against the Braves due to major issues plaguing Atlanta. Braves have started the season 0-5 with serious offensive struggles, managing a mere .144 average and an anemic 0.235 slugging percentage. Atlanta's bullpen has struggled immensely, posting a 6.19 ERA compared to Los Angeles' significantly stronger 2.37 bullpen ERA. Blake Snell performed well for the Dodgers in his opening start, while Atlanta's Bryce Elder struggled notably last season and has yet to pitch in 2025. With ongoing Braves struggles and superior Dodgers pitching and hitting, Los Angeles' run line presents strong betting value.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended betting the Yankees money line against the Diamondbacks, emphasizing New York's elite offensive production, currently leading MLB with a 1.1 team OPS, 18 home runs, and an average of 10.3 runs per game. The Diamondbacks Zach Gallen dominated the Yankees in prior appearances but recently struggled severely in his opening start against the Cubs. Furthermore, Arizona has struggled against left-handed pitching with a .219 average this season. While Carlos Rodon traditionally performed poorly against Arizona, his recent strong start combined with Yankees powerful offensive start justified picking New York.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised betting the Athletics on the money line for their final game against the Cubs, highlighting pitcher Jeffrey Springs' impressive first performance of the season. They emphasized the inconsistency in Cubs recent results, noting Chicago's recent winning streak came after a rocky start. Despite Chicago's high offensive outputs recently, their pitching has averaged 6 runs allowed per road game. Given the Athletics recent struggles but improved form with Springs pitching and historical successes against Cubs' pitching, they recommended backing Oakland to bounce back and secure a win.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended betting on the Braves' money line, finding considerable value due to the pitching situation. Dustin May, pitching for the Dodgers, returns from significant surgery and hasn't appeared in MLB action since 2023, creating uncertainty over his durability and effectiveness. This limited workload would lead the Dodgers to rely heavily on their bullpen. Meanwhile, Braves pitcher Chris Sale, after recent disappointing performances, is anticipated to bounce back strongly. These dynamics position the Braves as a favorable underdog bet offering appealing odds.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised betting the Yankees money line due to a clear bullpen advantage. New York's bullpen has a 2.92 ERA, ranking 13th in MLB, whereas Arizona's bullpen is struggling at 22nd with a 5.87 ERA. Yankees hitters have historically excelled against Corbin Burnes and currently lead MLB early on with 15 home runs, providing offensive firepower further supporting their case for victory in this matchup.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended betting on the Marlins money line, emphasizing the pitching matchup between Sandy Alcantara and Kodi Senga. Alcantara is returning from Tommy John surgery and had a modest start in his last appearance, but the analysis expects improvement this time around. On the other hand, Mets pitcher Kodi Senga lacks regular-season experience, having made only one regular-season start last year and never pitching more than two innings during postseason appearances. These pitching concerns mean the Mets will heavily depend on their bullpen early, giving Miami and Alcantara a strong opportunity to pull off the win.

Cash Out Sports Picks is backing Nick Pivetta and the Padres to close the series with a win over the Braves. Pivetta, considered underrated with excellent strikeout capabilities, is looking to rebound strong after joining San Diego. Furthermore, San Diego has enjoyed recent dominance over Atlanta, including seven wins in the past ten matchups. Doubts remain over the effectiveness of Braves pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver, who isn't viewed as a top-tier pitcher. With Atlanta clearly struggling offensively and San Diego relishing national TV spotlight moments, backing the Padres money line to sweep is confidently advised.

Cash Out Sports Picks sees value in Boston covering the spread against Texas despite starting pitching uncertainties. Through the first three games of the series, Boston's bullpen has been stellar with zero earned runs allowed and only four hits surrendered in ten innings pitched. In comparison, the Rangers bullpen struggled, allowing 11 hits and five runs over 14.1 innings in the same stretch. With Jacob deGrom's recent history plagued by injury (only nine games pitched since 2023) limiting expectations around his pitch count, Texas could quickly turn to their problematic bullpen. Therefore, Cash Out Sports Picks recommends Boston covering as underdogs due to better bullpen performance.

Cash Out Sports Picks Expresses strong confidence in Marcus Stroman in his upcoming matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers. Highlighting career dominance versus Milwaukee—Stroman is 3-1 over eight starts, backed by a solid 3.10 ERA with 40 strikeouts and just 30 hits allowed over 49.1 innings. Stroman navigated spring training with a notably better ERA (4.73) compared to Civale’s struggles. Additionally, the Yankees' offense has pressured Milwaukee's bullpen earlier in the series, setting the stage nicely with Stroman pitching at home in a favorable position. Cash Out Sports Picks firmly recommends backing the Yankees money line here.

Cash Out Sports Picks strongly advised against Aaron Civale against the Yankees lineup, citing Civale's troubled history facing New York. His career numbers against the Yankees include a 1-4 record and a cringe-worthy 5.52 ERA across six starts, allowing 36 hits in just 31 innings. Adding to concerns, Civale struggled in spring training posting a 6.23 ERA. Meanwhile, the Yankees hitters are riding a hot streak, having exploded for 20 runs in Saturday's game alone with nine home runs. Given the Yankees' dominance forcing Milwaukee to heavily use their bullpen in this series, Civale is unlikely to go deep, which further exacerbates bullpen fatigue concerns.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised betting on the Dodgers as favorites against Detroit. Though acknowledging the potential of Tigers starter Reese Olson, the pick primarily focused on the Dodgers offense, which is currently firing on all cylinders after a convincing previous night's win. Despite some bullpen injuries potentially complicating matters, the Dodgers' consistently strong lineup and early-season momentum were highlighted as key reasons why they're likely to not only win but cover comfortably as favorites against an inexperienced starter, Roki Sasaki.

Cash Out Sports Picks advocated for the Boston Red Sox money line, citing a stronger pitching matchup with Walker Buehler on the mound. They detailed how Buehler regained his accuracy and sharpness during the previous postseason, specifically noting improved swing-and-miss metrics, making him a favorable matchup against a Rangers lineup with strikeout tendencies. In contrast, Texas starter Tyler Mahle faces significant question marks due to lingering injury concerns following a challenging 2024 season, made difficult by appearing in only three disappointing starts. Additionally, Boston's lineup improvements, especially with the addition of Alex Bregman batting behind Rafael Devers, bolster the Red Sox offensive potential to take advantage of Texas's weaker starting pitching situation.

Cash Out Sports Picks highlighted the Yankees as their money line play against Milwaukee largely due to the pitching advantage provided by newly acquired Max Fried. Fried has maintained an impressive 73-36 record, with a strong 3.07 ERA and 1.16 WHIP over his MLB career. They emphasized Milwaukee's offensive struggles in their season opener, producing just two runs, compared to New York's four-run output featuring home runs from key bats like Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger. Additionally, Brewer's pitcher Nestor Cortes faces the added pressure of pitching against his former team in Yankee Stadium, potentially leading to emotional and control issues which the Yankees lineup could exploit. The recent head-to-head history also favors New York, with four wins in the last five matchups.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the New York Mets money line primarily due to Griffin Canning's promising recent performance during spring training, despite his historically mixed MLB results. They noted encouraging segments of performance springboard potential after a rough prior season (6-13 record in 2024), believing he's poised to improve towards a solid .500 winning percentage with a significantly reduced ERA. Additionally, the Mets bullpen delivered fantastic performances early in this series, supporting the pick and providing confidence in their ability to win the finale matchup against Houston.