This is one of those days, I'm just kinda betting as I go when I see live lineups. Feeling frisky, so to speak. Miami's Eury Perez might win a Cy Young down the road, but we have to play something on the rolling Guardians with all the motivation as they chase a WC spot. They have been playing so well lately, the AL Central is no longer out of reach. Probably will touch on the Wahoos in the Thursday newsletter. Gavin Williams nearly threw a no-hitter last time out. If offered O/U 5 in F5, I'd play Under 5 and would probably prefer that. But only 4.5s.

Caesar’s. Gavin Williams is coming off the best start of his young career where he was one out away from a no-hitter. However, he did throw 126 pitches, which could mean he’ll be semi-limited today. Either way, this is a line Williams has remained under in eleven of his last sixteen starts. And he’ll face a Marlins lineup that features six left handed hitters (Williams allows a .130 average to lefties this season).

We've got a race now in the AL Central, as the Guardians have pulled within four in the loss column of the first-place Tigers, who not long ago held a 13-game lead in the division. Here's a chance for Cleveland to make up some more ground on Wednesday as Gavin Williams has been almost untouchable on the mound this month, with Cleveland winning both of his starts while he's spun an 0.61 ERA in those games. Meanwhile, the Marlins look to be fading, losers of four straight and seven of nine, with Wednesday starter Eury Perez off of an especially difficult effort vs. the Braves, allowing 5 runs in 5 1/3 IP last Thursday. Play Guardians on the Money Line.