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[1%] Free Play on Pirates +145

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1* Bet on Sky +8½

Recommended Bet: Palmeiras -110

1* Free Pick on Pirates/Yankees: under 9

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1* FREE INFO PLAY Orioles vs Red Sox under 9½ -115

1* Free Sharp Play on Philadelphia -130

HUMP DAY CARD has WNBA Top play Lady hoops 11-1 Power Run. There is also MLB and a Thursday night 3X Perfect CFL Play up. MLS Comp play below

The MLS Soccer comp play for Wednesday is on Los Angeles FC at 10:30 eastern. LA has won 5 of 6 here at home and are off a solid clean sheet win over inter state Rival LA. Real Salt lake is in 7th in the table and just a point behind LA. However they have not fared well in the head to head losing 15 of the 19 meetings and lost the last 2 meetings by an 8-2 aggregate. Real Salt Lake has been inconsistent on the road and with LA having one of the stronger home fields in the West we will back them to take home the spoils. GL Rob V-

Free Play from Doc’s Sports. Take #688 Under in Edmonton @ Saskatchewan (9p.m., Thursday, July 23 CBS Sports Network) Edmonton scored just 19 points last week and I see them struggling to light up the scoreboard on Thursday in the CFL as Week 8 gets underway at Mosaic Stadium. These are two of the best three teams in the CFL, and both teams have strong defenses, especially the Elks. Edmonton has allowed just 138 points in 6 games. Saskatchewan has allowed over 30 points per game, but they are coming off a bye and that will help them get some defensive players back for this game. Often times when good teams meet, the defensive’s dominate and we expect a low scoring game on Thursday. Do not miss out on Doc’s Sports Weekend card featuring top plays in Soccer, UFC, CFL, and KBO.

My selection is on Seattle plus the points over Minnesota at 3 pm et on Wednesday.

We won with the Storm in this same matchup two nights ago as they gave the Lynx all they could handle in a three-point defeat. Seattle has now reeled off six consecutive ATS victories and I like its chances of taking this one down to the wire as well. While Minnesota has been firing on all cylinders offensively during its current six-game winning streak, its defensive play, or lack thereof, has kept the opposition in games. The Lynx have allowed five straight and seven of their last eight opponents to knock down more than 30 field goals. That's a recipe for another tightly-contested affair in the Pacific Northwest on Wednesday afternoon. Take Seattle (8*).

Dodgers vs Phillies MLB Free Pick 

The Angle(s): The Los Angeles Dodgers are 5-0 in Eric Lauer’s last five starts, but that run has come with plenty of support, and Lauer enters with a 4-5 record and 4.81 ERA on the season. That makes this a tougher ask against Aaron Nola (3-7, 5.68 ERA), who has had his own inconsistency (Phillies 1-4 in his last four starts), but we know he has a super high ceiling, and he gives Philadelphia the more trustworthy starter in a tight National League matchup.

The Bet: Phillies (3%). 

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This is a strong bounce-back spot after Chicago was embarrassed 10-0 Tuesday, but that blowout does not accurately reflect the matchup. The White Sox won the opener 10-3, own the better record, have scored considerably more runs this season and are still 7-3 in the last 10 meetings with Texas.

Anthony Kay gives Chicago the starting-pitching edge. He has allowed two earned runs or fewer in four of his last five starts, posting a 3.13 ERA during that stretch. Kay has also been considerably better recently than his 4.24 season ERA suggests.

Texas counters with Cal Quantrill, who owns a 3.93 ERA and 1.29 WHIP, but his underlying .339 expected wOBA is worse than his actual .325 wOBA. That suggests some regression remains possible against a White Sox lineup averaging 4.79 runs per game.

The Rangers’ offense erupted for 18 hits Tuesday and went 7-for-10 with runners in scoring position—an extreme performance that is difficult to repeat. Texas also may be without Josh Jung after he exited that game with calf tightness. 

Chicago has the superior season record, superior run production and a favorable starting-pitcher comparison. We will back the White Sox to rebound and take the series finale.