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[1%] Free Play on Reds +111

Ricky's 1* play on TB.

Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.

- Tampa Bay are 4-1 SU in its last 5 games.

- Cleveland are 2-4 SU in its last 6 games.

- Cleveland are 3-7 SU in its last 10 games against an opponent in the American League.

Verdict: The value is on the home favorite.

Recommended Bet: Philadelphia +100

1* Free Pick on Thomas Petersen +165

1* FREE INFO PLAY Guardians +117

1* Free Sharp Play on Cubs +120

Saturday Card has a RARE MLB RED Diamond Play, along with a 5* CFL Perfect System Side and EARLY Tennis. MLS Comp Play below

 The Saturday Comp play is on Houston at 8:30 eastern in MLS Soccer action. Nice Battle here in Texas and we will back Houston here. They are unbeaten here at home over the last 2+ months. They welcome in an Austin team that had lost 3 straight and then put together a nice 3-1 win over Seattle at home. On the road its another story for Austin as they have not taken the spoils in a road game this year and are just 1-3 here vs Houston. This should be a tight game but we will back the home team here to bag the 3 points. GL Rob V-

The Toronto Argonauts and BC Lions should go OVER the total Saturday in a matchup featuring two productive quarterbacks and two vulnerable defenses.

Chad Kelly has surpassed 300 passing yards in five of Toronto’s first six games, while Nathan Rourke gives BC the ability to score quickly through the air or with his legs. Toronto has struggled to prevent big plays, and the Lions have consistently allowed opponents to move the football.

With both teams needing a victory and neither defense looking dependable, this game has the potential to become an aggressive, back-and-forth shootout.

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Toronto at Boston 4:10 ET

Blue Jays over Red Sox - I am being ti feel that this Blue Jays team is just not worth a look, unless of course you find Dylan Cease (6-5, 2.67 ERA) on the mound. I really like this spot for Cease for a number of reasons and one is that he is really, really good. Dylan started the All-star game and struck the side outgaining the win, in his previous start before the break he went eight innings allowing one hit against the Giants. Then the letdown last time out his first start after the All-star win he fell to Tampa Bay surrendering three earned runs in six innings. I am looking to see Cease return to form and here are some examples, in his 104 innings he has surrendered just 74 hits, with 155 strike outs. Boston’s Sonny Gray (12-1, 2.48) has even more impressive. Chasing the Blue Jays…Play UNDER!  

1* Free Play on Eliezer Kubanza -130

My selection is on Toronto minus the points over B.C. at 7 pm et on Saturday.

The Argonauts have still yet to play a game at home this season with the World Cup previously taking up residence in their home stadium in Toronto. After Saturday's game they'll finally look ahead to their 'home opener' following a bye week. Needless to say, the importance of this game has been ratcheted up thanks to a three-game slide, both SU and ATS. We do know the Argos are capable of better. They opened the season with a hard-fought 37-30 loss in Montreal before delivering convincing victories in Ottawa and Saskatchewan. Save for a blowout defeat in Calgary on July 2nd, Toronto hasn't been all that far off. It has been moving the ball through the air at will and has turned it over a grand total of five times over its last four games. That's in stark contrast to the Lions, who haven't been able to get anything going offensively and have committed a whopping eight turnovers over their last three contests. The Lions have been held to fewer than 80 rushing yards in three of five games to date. Of course, they're up against it now with QB Nathan Rourke sidelined due to injury. Take Toronto (8*).

Angels vs Giants MLB Free Pick 

The Angle(s): San Francisco Giants left-hander Robbie Ray (8-6, 3.33 ERA) posted a 6.44 over six May starts, but has recovered nicely and has an ERA of 1.45 over his last five starts. Ray has been at his best at home where he has a 2.44 ERA over 10 starts on the season, almost two full runs lower than his ERA on the road. Ray's career numbers against this specific Angels roster are equally impressive, holding them to a .174 average. Mike Trout, for instance, is just 1-for-9 (.143) with three strikeouts in their head-to-head history.

The Angels counter with Ryan Johnson (2-4, 6.10 ERA). Johnson has been a liability on the road, posting a 7.36 ERA and allowing a .306 batting average to opponents away from home. 

The primary reason the Giants aren't -200 favorites is their current form, as San Francisco had lost five straight before winning the series opener Friday. With the Pirates 9-19 with a -41% ROI against left-handed starters though, I really like the Giants at this price. 

The Bet: Giants (3%). 

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1% GOLD RUSH on Steve Erceg -105

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1*

This is a classic price-versus-perception play. Los Angeles is unquestionably the superior team over a full season, but the Mets do not need to be better across 162 games—they only need to win tonight, and the pitching matchup makes New York far more competitive than the +152 moneyline suggests.

The foundation is the 9.77 Luck Gap, the largest qualifying differential on Saturday’s card. TeamRankings rates the Mets at -9.90, dead last in MLB, compared with the Dodgers at -0.13. Under the Luck Gap premise, New York has experienced substantially worse results than its underlying performance would normally produce, creating potential regression value at a large underdog price.

Nolan McLean gives the Mets a legitimate chance to neutralize the Dodgers’ superior lineup. McLean owns a 3.34 ERA with 135 strikeouts in 113⅓ innings, and his recent form has been exceptional. He has surrendered only two earned runs over his last four starts, while MLB notes that he has completed at least six innings in seven of his last eight outings.

McLean’s last three starts produced a 1.00 ERA, 0.94 WHIP and 22 strikeouts in 18 innings. Most recently, he dominated Philadelphia for six scoreless innings, allowing two hits and striking out 10. He also already proved he can handle this Dodgers lineup, holding Los Angeles to one run and two hits over seven innings on April 14.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is elite, but the market may be overpricing his name and his complete game against the Yankees. He has allowed six earned runs twice in his last seven starts, including a loss as a massive -275 favorite against Arizona. The Dodgers also lost three of Yamamoto’s starts this season when priced at -255 or higher, showing that even his best performances do not automatically justify laying a major road price.

The bullpens are closer than the team records imply. The supplied numbers give the available Mets relievers a 3.05 ERA and 1.13 WHIP, compared with a 3.26 ERA and 1.23 WHIP for the available Dodgers bullpen. Los Angeles relievers have also been hit for a 7.50 ERA over their last three games, while the Mets bullpen has been substantially better at 4.42.

Los Angeles carries the heavier injury burden, particularly across its pitching depth. Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow, Brusdar Graterol, Blake Treinen and several other arms remain sidelined or limited. The Mets also have injuries, and Juan Soto’s calf soreness must be monitored after he exited Friday’s game. His absence would reduce New York’s offensive upside, so the wager is stronger if Soto returns to the lineup.

The Dodgers won Friday’s opener only 4-2, and Saturday’s matchup is a significant starting-pitching upgrade for New York. The betting market lists Los Angeles around -154 to -164, but numberFire gives the Mets a 47.34% win probability. That translates to fair odds of approximately +111, creating substantial theoretical value on New York at +152 or better. 

McLean’s dominant current form, New York’s massive Luck Gap advantage, comparable available bullpens and an inflated Dodgers price make the Mets the value side. This is not a claim that New York is the better team—it is a wager that the Mets’ actual chance of winning is considerably higher than the market price implies.