He sided with Kansas City, noting Seth Lugo’s mid-3s Kauffman ERA and Detroit’s 7-3 head-to-head edge evaporating when Chris Paddack takes the hill. Paddack carries a 6.20 ERA over his last four outings, and the Royals’ patient approach punishes missed locations. If Lugo delivers six decent frames, KC’s bullpen has been above average at home, giving the chalk equity to ride out late-inning variance.

The tout grabbed Houston, arguing that an Angels club fresh off allowing 20 runs to a depleted Rangers lineup is ill-equipped for Minute Maid. Christian Javier is still ramping up, but Los Angeles’ spiral since sweeping the Dodgers and Houston’s razor-thin AL West cushion create a locked-in home focus. The Astros’ bullpen and defensive efficiency widen the margin against an opponent whose pitching staff has unravelled on the road.

Cash Out Sports Picks laid the chalk with New York to win and cover. Carlos Rodin has surrendered only 15 hits over his last 28.1 innings, while Chicago remains one of MLB’s most fade-worthy clubs. Although Lowendris Gomez owns a 2-0, 2.45 ERA start to his rotation stint, the tout trusts the deeper Yankee lineup and bullpen to capitalize on the former-team narrative and widen the gap late. With AL East standings tightening, New York’s motivation edge is pronounced.

He sided with Seattle on the moneyline despite Progressive Field’s power dampening, pointing out Cleveland’s 3-6 skid versus left-handed starters and broader struggles against quality righties. George Kirby brings the Mariners’ best strike-throwing profile while Logan Allen has wobbled of late, giving up traffic when his changeup misses. Guardians bats rank bottom-five in August extra-base hits, and prior trips to Cleveland have been unkind to Seattle only because of the long-ball tax that is less relevant in a grind-it-out matchup. Pitching depth and playoff urgency tip the scales toward the visitors.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Red Sox on the full-game moneyline. He noted Boston’s post-All-Star surge, crediting an energized top-of-the-order led by prospect Anthony and Alex Cora’s knack for bullpen match-ups. Debuting 6-foot-6 lefty Tolle adds deception against a Pirates lineup that owns seven sub-three-run nights in its last 13. While Paul Skeens is intimidating, Boston’s plan to mix arm angles and disrupt timing plus a 6-4 head-to-head edge convinced the tout that Fenway’s hosts carry the larger margin for error.

Cash Out Sports Picks took the Yankees on the money line in Chicago. New York has rattled off four straight wins and, with Aaron Judge back, is averaging 5.2 runs per game. The White Sox limp in at 48-85 and barely reach four runs per night. Thursday’s projected starters, Warren and Martin, both rank in MLB’s bottom quartile for barrel rate, hard-hit rate and chase rate, with Martin’s expected ERA sitting in the league’s bottom 10%. Given the disparity in form and talent, the tout considered any price on the Yankees under minus-170 a buy.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended laying the chalk with the Mets to win and cover the spread versus Miami. The Marlins’ momentum evaporated after a surprise Yankees sweep, and they now turn to rookie Mazur, who has only 5.2 MLB innings. New York just swept Philadelphia and sends Holmes (3.60 ERA, 1.32 WHIP) to the mound; at Citi Field he has held hitters to a .217 average across 70.1 IP. Over the last 10 days Miami owns an .225/.296/.368 slash (84 wRC+), while the Mets have torched pitchers with a .319/.404/.546 line (167 wRC+). Should Mazur exit early, Miami must rely on a bullpen that’s posted a 5.16 ERA and 1.42 WHIP in that same span. With Jansen Junk also slumping, the tout argued the Mets can’t afford to drop a game they clearly control on paper.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Atlanta Braves on the money line against Philadelphia. The tout highlighted that Atlanta just won a series over Miami and has erupted for 23 runs in its last two games. Cal Quantrill’s lone Brave start (3 ER in 4.2 IP) came against a Mets lineup batting .327 over the last week, so the outing looks worse than it was. On the other side, Aaron Nola owns a 6.52 ERA, 1.53 WHIP and a 2-7 record, surrendering 21 runs in his last 17 innings. Philadelphia’s bats are ice-cold (.227 average, 21 total runs across six games) and its bullpen drags a 4.43 season ERA. With the Phillies still priced around –188 after being swept by New York, the tout called the Braves the clear value side.

The tout backed Toronto on the moneyline, citing opposite trajectories. Minnesota has lost four straight series and Bailey Ober owns a 5.89 road ERA with opponents hitting .310. Toronto is 76-55 and closing on the AL East crown, fueled by Chris Bassitt’s 2.73 ERA at Rogers Centre. With the Jays winning and Ober sputtering away from Target Field, Cash Out Sports Picks sees Toronto as the reliable side.

Cash Out Sports Picks grabbed the Nationals plus the runs at Yankee Stadium. New York has covered the home favorite run line just three of its last eight, while Washington has cashed eight of the past ten meetings as an underdog. The tout added that the Yankees could rest regulars as the division chase slips away, elevating the chance of a tight contest. Given recent spread history and Washington’s gritty profile, the Nationals getting a cushion is the preferred side.

Cash Out Sports Picks endorsed the Atlanta Braves moneyline in Miami. Atlanta has captured seven of its last ten and rides a five-game road winning streak. Rookie Hurston Waldrop has surrendered only two earned runs in 24.2 innings and already dominated the Marlins once this month. Meanwhile, Sandy Alcantara carries a 4.68 August ERA and Miami has dropped seven of ten. With form tilting sharply toward the Braves on both mound and lineup (35 runs in six games), the tout views Atlanta as the clear side.

Cash Out Sports Picks recommended the Tampa Bay Rays moneyline at Cleveland. The reasoning leaned heavily on extremes: Tampa’s bats have exploded for 26 runs during a three-game winning streak, while the Guardians have been blanked three straight and own a league-worst .205 average and .594 OPS in August. Shane Baz’s road splits (3.52 ERA, .232 BAA) add confidence, whereas Cleveland sends rookie lefty Parker Messing into just his second MLB outing against a patient, power-heavy lineup. With both momentum and the starting-pitching edge favoring Tampa, the tout expects the Rays to extend Cleveland’s skid.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed the Boston Red Sox on the moneyline, stressing the gap on the mound. Lucas Giolito has been steady all season while Kyle Bradish is making his first major-league start in more than a year, a spot the tout labeled "rust central." Boston owns the fourth-best scoring rate in baseball at 4.98 runs per game and just took three of four from New York, so the lineup support is expected to be there. Baltimore, meanwhile, has slipped into spoiler mode and ranks only 17th in scoring. With Giolito in form and a potent offense behind him, the tout sees Boston consolidating its postseason push with a road win.

Cash Out Sports Picks leaned Texas on the money-line, citing the Guardians’ continuation of early-season woes: defensive miscues, pressing at the plate, and missed scoring chances. While neither club is scorching, Texas has looked ‘sharper by a decent margin’ the past few days and now plays in front of a supportive Globe Life Field crowd. The Rangers’ bullpen boasts a 3.18 ERA at home since the break, and their lineup’s left-right balance poses problems for Cleveland’s right-hand–heavy relief corps. With momentum, venue, and the more stable offense, the tout expects Texas to ‘wrap things up on a positive note.’

Cash Out Sports Picks took Milwaukee’s money-line behind Brandon Woodruff, who is rounding back into form after an IL stint and historically paces the Brewers at home. Milwaukee owns a seven-game division cushion and is tracking toward 100 wins, while San Francisco has lost 11 of 13 and looks rudderless. The Giants draw a hostile environment at American Family Field where Milwaukee has been a profitable ticket all season. With Woodruff’s power sinker generating a 31% strikeout rate at home and the crowd expecting October baseball, the tout sees little chance for the Giants to halt their free fall.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised taking Minnesota on the money-line because the roster is finally healthy and still battling in the standings, while Chicago appears resigned to a lost season. The White Sox start journeyman Gomez, his ERA sitting north of 5.50, against a Twins lineup that now features Byron Buxton and Trevor Larnach back in the order. Minnesota has dominated the season series and faces a bullpen that traded away two leverage arms at the deadline. With the pitching mismatch plus the Twins’ higher wRC+ versus right-handed pitching, the tout expects them to ‘take care of business before boarding the bus.’

Cash Out Sports Picks backed Detroit on the money-line, citing Seth Lugo’s August collapse (17 ER, 22 hits over his last 19 innings) and a 4.24 road ERA across 63.2 frames. Jack Flaherty has been far steadier at Comerica Park, limiting opponents to a .203 average with a 3.45 ERA in 78+ home innings, and current Royals have just a .222/.263/.333 slash against him in 41 plate appearances. The Tigers have clawed back into the fringe of the playoff picture while Kansas City fights to keep momentum after a roller-coaster summer. With Detroit owning the fresher bullpen and the sharper recent form, the tout believes the Tigers have “the pitching edge and enough offense to cash in.”

Cash Out Sports Picks said the Blue Jays money-line is the play because the clubs are trending in opposite directions. Kevin Gausman owns a 3.49 road ERA and is holding hitters to a .187 average away from Rogers Centre, while Miami hands the ball to young Yuri Perez, who has yielded five homers in his last three turns. Toronto’s offense has caught fire since the break, slashing .292/.357/.492 and producing almost six runs a game; the Jays rank fifth in wRC+ both on the road and versus right-handed pitching. Meanwhile the Marlins’ bats and bullpen have regressed since their emotional sweep of the Yankees. With the season tightening, Cash Out expects Toronto’s superior form to prevail in Miami.

Clay Holmes brings a 3.64 ERA (3.41 on the road) and a 105-53 K/BB ratio into Truist Park, while Cal Quantrill is sitting on a 5.50 ERA and has yielded 20 hits and 15 runs in his last 12 innings. New York’s slumping price of +125 looks generous to Cash Out Sports Picks, who pegs the Mets as the sharper side given the pitching gap and Atlanta’s recent 4-10 skid.

Freddy Peralta has been lights-out in American Family Field: 73.2 innings, 1.95 ERA, .203 BAA and just one run in his last 17 frames. Logan Webb’s road ERA climbs to 4.41, and the Giants have lost six of seven while averaging 3.2 runs. Milwaukee scores 5.13 per game overall and needs every win in the standings race. Cash Out Sports Picks lays the chalk on the Brewers moneyline.

With Minnesota listing a TBD starter and failing to post consecutive wins since August 8th, Cash Out Sports Picks sees value on Chicago. Tanner Martin sports a 3.94 ERA, 1.27 WHIP overall and a 3.27 ERA across 52.1 home innings (.249 BAA). The Twins’ offense owns a .238/.310/.395 slash and their staff carries a 4.27 ERA. At a likely +110 price, the tout leans White Sox moneyline.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed Texas on the moneyline because Cleveland’s lineup has cooled to 3.1 runs per game over its last eight while the Rangers treat every contest like a playoff eliminator. Globe Life Field boosts right-hand power, and the Guardians’ bullpen has logged the sixth-most innings this month. With the home club still top-10 in hard-hit rate and laying just ‑135, the tout calls the Rangers the superior side.

Cash Out Sports Picks advised taking the Orioles moneyline, citing two key pitching angles. Christian Javier is only two starts removed from the injured list and has surrendered a 42% hard-hit rate since returning, while rookie swingman Spencer Aragetti has been tagged for 15 earned runs in just 12.1 road innings. Dean Kremer counters with a 3.02 ERA and .218 opponents’ average at Camden Yards and has historically held Houston hitters to a .235 clip. With Baltimore’s lineup batting .255 at home and ranking 12th in home runs, the tout sees value on the Birds around ‑115.

Cash Out Sports Picks played the Marlins money line with Sandy Alcantara back on the mound at loanDepot Park. Miami was blanked 5-0 by St. Louis in Alcantara’s earlier start this year, and the tout expects a similar script to snap the Cardinals’ attempt at a sweep. These clubs are 5-5 over their last ten meetings, but Alcantara’s presence and home-field edge tilt the scales toward Miami.

Cash Out Sports Picks backed Arizona on the money line. Cleveland hands the ball to Messick in his MLB debut, and the tout is uncomfortable betting on an unknown rookie against an Arizona offense that has been generating runs, especially versus right-handers. While Cleveland’s bullpen looks stronger on paper, he expects the Diamondbacks’ sticks to give their arms enough cushion to secure the opener at Chase Field.