Shane McClanahan has been CY Young-caliber this year with his 1.97 ERA and 1.13 WHIP, and the Tampa Bay Rays don't frequently lose back-to-back games. After pitching only 4.1 innings, Kyle Hendricks is still getting his bearings and wasn't very effective over those innings.

Despite being just 0-1 in his last three outings, Greinke is pitching quite effectively overall. Greinke has pitched 15.2 innings in that period, allowing five earned runs on 12 hits and one walk. Since Mikolas has been playing well lately, this game has the potential to be low-scoring.

While Ranger Suarez has struggled as a starter for the Phillies, and I'm not sure I trust them here, Senga has been much better at home and the Mets have been decent against lefties.

The Red Sox continue to struggle to score runs, and thus far this season, Ben Lively has outperformed Brayan Bello. This statement is outrageous and demeaning to the Reds. For this kind of money, the Red Sox aren't playing well enough.

Houser ought to have a strong performance in this one. His last two outings totaled 11.1 innings, with 0 earned runs, six hits, and two walks. With 12 earned over his last 13.2 frames, Kikuchi has been a tad shaky. Give me the Brewers and the plus money.

Cal Quantrill hasn't been awful, but the Guardians offense has struggled against right-handed pitchers recently, ranking 29th in team OPS against them. Kyle Gibson has done decent job lately so I expect a low score.

In game 5, the Stars outperformed the Golden Knights on the road. It was a clean game with only one penalty all night. I believe the Stars will tie this series since they have played their best at home this season.

Miller won at Atlanta after pitching 5.0 innings and recording five strikeouts. This is a good performance all around. The Dodgers employed six pitchers in total during a difficult loss on Sunday. Nevertheless, the offense performed admirably, as four players received multiple hits.

Kopech has improved in recent starts, giving the White Sox a significant pitching advantage. Since Griffin Canning hasn't performed well thus far this year, I don't think it will happen here against a White Sox team that has recently begun to find its identity.

With the A's playing at home against a Braves team that played late the night before and now needs to take a flight across the country, we are getting two times the value for our money. The Braves may be drained because of their demanding schedule, which might be a problem.

The Astros just seem like a far superior club to me, and while it won't be simple to against Sonny Gray, the Astros have been hitting the ball to the ball at an absurd clip lately, so they're worth a look here. Houston benefits in this situation since Minnesota has had trouble putting together a string of solid performances over the past week.

Both Ryne Nelson and Karl Kauffmann have experienced setbacks this year. The Rockies' offense has, if anything, gotten hot over the past week. Once more, neither pitcher has been very good. If you must choose, give me the Rockies and the extra cash.

Bradley needs to put out a strong comeback performance from his previous outing. In a defeat on May 23 against Toronto, Bradley pitched 4.0 innings, giving up four earned runs on nine hits. With nine earned runs over his last 14.0 innings, he hasn't been throwing all that poorly lately.

Being on the road here probably won't help Lucas Giolito, who hasn't been much better at home this season. In contrast, Alex Faedo hasn't exactly been the Tigers' finest pinch-hitter up to this point and has taken a lot of hits. Give me the over

Although Philadelphia's series with the Diamondbacks wasn't fantastic, their 11 runs scored in three games isn't too shabby, and they managed to recover from falling behind 5-0 in the series finale. If Nola can get a good performance, I believe they will win.