It's Saturday, July 5th, and after an eventful Fourth of July, we're looking to keep our profits going and make this a great weekend. It is another full day of Baseball and WNBA, so let's get into it. Here are today's picks brought to you by BetOnline.ag. Click here to join. All new players get a 50% welcome bonus and up to $250 in free bets.
First Pick: Indiana Fever +5.5
Rundown: Indiana has thrived without Caitlin Clark, surprising many by improving team dynamics and defensive effort, going 3–1 over their recent four games. The Fever’s ball-sharing and intensity on both ends have made them more than just underdogs. Despite the Sparks' rhythm, Indiana's momentum at home and ability to cover close spreads make +5.5 a smart pick. Look for them to keep this tightly contested.
Second Pick: Toronto Blue Jays vs. Angels – Over 9 Total Runs
Rundown: Toronto comes off a dominant sweep of the Yankees and now leads the AL East with confidence. The Angels have shown offensive sparks recently, and their pitching has been unreliable enough to expect a run fest. With two swing-happy lineups and favorable hitting conditions at Rogers Centre, 9+ runs seem natural. Expect fireworks early and a back-and-forth affair.
Third Pick: Houston Astros @ Dodgers – Over 8.5 Total Runs
Rundown: The high-powered Astros and Dodgers lineups collide tonight, both scoring at least 8 runs in several of their last outings. Both offenses are in midseason form, taking advantage of tight matchups and favorable counts. If either starter falters for even a couple of innings, both teams can explode with offense. This game is built for run production, so backing the over makes strong sense.
Fourth Pick: New York Yankees Moneyline
Rundown: Carlos Rodón (9–5, 2.95 ERA) takes the mound looking to snap the Yankees’ road skid and has dominated the Mets in his career (3–0, 1.15 ERA) The Mets counter with Frankie Montas (0–1, 6.00 ERA), who's struggled to find command and consistency lately. New York's offense still outranks the Mets in key metrics — power, OPS, and plate discipline Backing the Yankees straight-up feels smart, especially with Rodón doing what he does best.