I'm surprised the moneyline for this game isn't higher. The Cubs don't have any key guys on the bench aside from Kyle Schwarber, and Wednesday left fielder Ian Happ has hit the ball much better this year. Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks hasn't given up more than two earned runs in any of his last five starts. Giants starter Matt Moore has an ugly ERA, though he's been better over his last three. At Wrigley, I'll bank on a big Cubs win at these odds.

My numbers say the Cubs will beat the Giants 77 percent of the time in their Wednesday meeting, making Chicago worth the somewhat steep price. Chicago is 6-1 in the last seven Wednesday starts by Kyle Hendricks and 4-1 when he faces opponents that have losing records. The Giants are 1-5 in the last six road starts by Matt Moore.