ANALYSIS: The Braves took two of three from Milwaukee last week. ... Join SportsLine here to see the full pick!

ANALYSIS: Blue Jays starter Jose Berrios got shellacked last time out and now sports a 5.34 ERA and 1.64 WHIP. He has just 20 strikeouts in 28.2 innings. Now he faces a Yankees team that's won 14 of 16 and got to him for three runs (two homers) in a five-inning no decision a month ago. Yankees starter Jameson Taillon has faced Toronto twice already, allowing three runs over 11 innings. Look for the Yankees to sweep this two-game set.

ANALYSIS: After a six-game win streak, Tampa Bay. has lost two in a row. This is a good spot for the Rays to get back on track behind Corey Kluber, who's allowed one run over 12 innings in his past two starts. Angels lefty Reid Detmers (5.32 ERA) could struggle versus a Rays lineup that ranks fifth in OPS against southpaws (.745). Tampa Bay has won five straight versus left-handed starters.

ANALYSIS: The Reds have gone Over in 12 of their last 13, and the Brewers have gone Over in six of their last seven. Cincinnati rookie Hunter Greene has allowed 15 earned runs over his last three starts covering 10.1 innings, while Milwaukee starter Freddy Peralta (5.09 ERA) has not been as sharp as usual. Go Over 8 at -125.

ANALYSIS: The Cubs have lost 14 of 17, and they've scored 12 total runs in their last nine games. And they had to travel to the West Coast following Sunday Night Baseball. Under new manager Bob Melvin, the Padres have a refreshed vibe. They are off to a 19-10 start and they've beaten up on bad teams. San Diego rookie lefty MacKenzie Gore is 2-0 with a 1.71 ERA as he makes his case to stay in the rotation. Lay the price.