All eyes are on Juan Soto's return to the Bronx. Given that Yankee Stadium is only 10 miles from Citi Field, this might not feel like much of a road game for the Mets, 17-5 in New York this season, and maybe looking to the Subway Series when scoring just six runs in three games in the just-completed Pirates series. Tyler Megill has had a bit bumpy May, which might have something to do with the Yanks-tilted price, too, though remember he did post a 1.73 ERA in five April starts. Note the Yanks' Carlos Rodon is off of a rough start in Sacramento, allowing 4 runs and 8 hits across 6 IP in a loss to the A's. Play Mets on Money Line

Pete Alonso hasn't posted a high batting average at Yankee Stadium over his career, but he's shown plenty of power there, hitting 7 home runs in just 16 games. This season, Alonso has been dominant when the opposing starting pitcher is left-handed, boasting a 1.600 OPS with 3 home runs in just 8 games. While he's only 1-for-5 in his career against Carlos Rodón -- that limited sample size may be contributing to the generous +340 odds -- Alonso has been very good against LHPs, and Rodón has a known vulnerability to giving up home runs. Our projected line for Alonso to homer is +280, so there's solid value at +340.