ANALYSIS: On Friday, the Rockies stunned the Padres for a rare road win. There has been only one time all season that the Rockies have won road games on back-to-back days: July 10-11 against the Padres. Rockies starter German Marquez pitched seven scoreless innings on July 10 to defeat the Padres. Back the Rockies to get their 13th road win.

ANALYSIS: The Dodgers are 10-0 in the second game of a series as a favorite of -140 or more when their opponent's starter has an ERA of more than 4.00 on the season. The Diamondbacks are 0-10 as a dog of +140 or more off a game as a dog when their opponent's starter has a strike-per-ball ratio less than 1.6 on the season.

ANALYSIS: As inconsistent as the Braves have been they have not lost home games on consecutive days since June 15-16. Take Atlanta.

ANALYSIS: Brandon Woodruff has been very good this season for the Brewers but he has been beatable in the last month. He is 0-2 with a 3.24 ERA in July. Kyle Muller has been solid in his five starts this season including against some good offenses. The Brewers are about in the middle of the league in wOBA against lefties and they are 33-18 on the road this season meaning they are due to regress to the mean. The Braves added RBI monster Adam Duvall yesterday, this game should be closer to 50-50.

ANALYSIS: Atlanta has been quite good at shutting down hot teams and is positioned to with an up-and-coming pitcher in Kyle Muller going today. The Brewers enter as winners of four straight games. The Braves are 11-0 since Aug. 2, 2017, at home against a team that has won at least their last four games when Atlanta has not also won three straight games. On Friday Atlanta scored four runs in the first inning before the game fell apart in a 9-5 loss. The Braves are 7-0 since May 14 off a home loss in which they held the lead.

ANALYSIS: The Brewers have scored well above their season average in four straight games. Kyle Muller has never pitched against the Brewers. He looks to be the real deal. Milwaukee is batting .235 against left-handed starters this season. The Braves should keep this one close at a decent price.

ANALYSIS: The Yankees are 13-0 in the second game of a series when they won and never trailed in the series opener. The Marlins are 0-12 in the second game of a home series when they are off a loss as a dog in which they had at least three times as many hits as runs.

ANALYSIS: There is value with Colorado tonight. Prior to last night’s loss the Rockies had won five of the last six against San Diego. In fact, one of their 11 road wins this season occurred with tonight’s exact pitching matchup of Jon Gray vs. Ryan Weathers on July 11. Back the underdog Rockies.

ANALYSIS: Just like I thought Thursday's line was way too short on the A's, I think this is too. Remember, the Halos are without three of their best hitters on the injured list with Jared Walsh joining this week. Shohei Ohtani walked three times in Thursday's loss, and I don't know why the A's would bother pitching to him (or any team would right now). It's All-Star Chris Bassitt (10-3, 3.46) on the mound for Oakland. He's 2-0 with a 1.08 ERA in two starts this year against the Angels, who have lost four in a row vs. teams with winning records.

ANALYSIS: Chris Bassitt vs. Patrick Sandoval in a battle of teams that are trending in opposite directions. The Athletics debut Starling Marte tonight and they get Chris Bassitt starting who has been their ace all season. The Angels are without Jared Walsh, Anthony Rendon and Mike Trout in the lineup, take the As.

ANALYSIS: The Twins will scratch ace Jose Berrios as he was traded to Toronto so I will jump the Cards at -150 on the runline while they are still moneyline underdogs. They won't be for long. I'd take St. Louis as a ML dog right now if I knew Nolan Arenado was playing, but he's in question with a bruised right forearm. Plus, not known yet whom Minnesota will start but I feel more than comfortable at the Cards +1.5 with it not being Berrios. Wade LeBlanc has been serviceable on the mound for the Redbirds.

ANALYSIS: Griffin Jax is spot starting for Jose Berrios after being traded and he has been very bad this year. The Cards are playing well right now and the Twins won’t have Nelson Cruz or Byron Buxton who is expected to be back soon. Take the Cards at home.