TST's Best Bets: June 15, 2025 taken in Las Vegas (sports betting)

Brandon Sloter - Sporting Tribune

Tanner Scott #66 of the Los Angeles Dodgers throws a pitch during a game against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on April 09, 2025 in Washington, DC.

It’s Sunday, June 15th, and we’ve got a loaded day of sports to close out the weekend. Baseball takes center stage with a packed slate of games and plenty of chances to find value. The U.S. Open continues with some big names making a charge, adding even more excitement to the day. And while Game 5 of the NBA Finals is tomorrow, the buildup is real and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

First Pick: Dodgers Giants over 9 Runs

Rundown: Both teams have been swinging the bats well lately, and this rivalry tends to bring out high-energy, high-scoring games. The Dodgers lineup is always dangerous, and the Giants have been putting up runs consistently. Neither starting pitcher is particularly dominant, which opens the door for some early offense. With the way these teams are hitting, 9 runs feels very reachable.

Second Pick: Seattle Mariners Moneyline

Rundown: The Mariners are one of the hottest teams in baseball right now and are playing with a lot of confidence. Their pitching has been sharp, and they’ve found timely hitting when they need it most. Cleveland has cooled off a bit and hasn’t looked as sharp on the road. With the momentum Seattle is carrying, they’re in a great spot to grab the win.

Third Pick: San Diego Padres Moneyline

Rundown: The Padres have been solid at home and come into this game with the better overall lineup. Arizona has struggled to stay consistent, especially when it comes to producing runs late in games. San Diego’s bullpen has been reliable lately, which should help close things out if they grab a lead. This is a spot where the Padres should take care of business.

Parlay of the Day: Scottie Scheffler's Top 10 Finish and Cameron Young's Top 10 Finish

Rundown: Scheffler has been the most consistent golfer on tour this year and continues to find himself near the top of the leaderboard in every major. He’s steady under pressure and always finds a way to stay in the mix on Sunday. Cameron Young has quietly had a strong tournament and is striking the ball well, especially off the tee. If he keeps that momentum going, a top-10 finish is well within reach for both of them.

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