LAS VEGAS -- It’s Tuesday, June 3rd, and we’re just a day away from the Stanley Cup Final and two days out from the NBA Finals. In the meantime, it’s all about the MLB slate and a lone WNBA matchup to work with. There is plenty of baseball to lock in on today with several props to look forward to.
First Pick: Los Angeles Dodgers Moneyline
Rundown: After a brutal loss on Monday night, Los Angeles looks to throw a punch back at the Mets. Extra-inning losses always hurt, but when it is against a contender that you know you'll see in October, it hurts even more. Although Mookie Betts is day to day, I think that the Dodgers will bounce back tonight against New York with their long-time veteran Clayton Kershaw on the mound. I also do not see the defending champs losing three straight games at home. TheDodgers moneyline is a fantastic pick for tonight, so take their odds now.
Second Pick: Baltimore Orioles and Seattle Mariners Over 7.5 Runs
Rundown: The over 7.5 runs in tonight’s Orioles vs. Mariners game looks promising. Seattle has been involved in high-scoring affairs lately, with the over-hitting 17/21 times at their home ballpark. Baltimore's starter, Tomoyuki Sugano, has a solid 3.23 ERA, but Seattle's George Kirby has struggled with an 11.42 ERA. Given the Mariners' recent offensive trends and the pitching matchup, there's a good chance for runs to pile up tonight.
Third Pick: Phoenix Mercury +11.5
Rundown: The Phoenix Mercury have been impressive this season with a 5–2 record, showcasing strong performances even when facing tough opponents. Their resilience and ability to stay competitive make them a formidable team. Covering an 11.5-point spread is challenging, but the Mercury's consistent play suggests they have the capability to keep the game within reach or even secure a win. Their track record indicates that they shouldn't be underestimated in tonight's matchup against the undefeated Minnesota Lynx.
Parlay of the Day: Chicago Cubs Moneyline and Miami Marlins Moneyline
Rundown: Today’s parlay leans on two teams with the clear edge. The Cubs face a Nationals team still trying to find themselves and send Cade Horton to the mound, who’s walked just 4 batters in 20.1 innings. Meanwhile, the Marlins get the Rockies, who are a brutal 10-50 on the season and 5-28 on the road. Both clubs should take care of business and help us secure the win on this two-legger.