Free Sports Predictions JUN 24: NFL, NBA, NHL, All Sports

Athletics at Giants
Wednesday, June 24
Tyler Soderstrom OVER 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs

Soderstrom has been in strong form, going over this number in 7 of his last 10 games. Hitting cleanup gives him a great lineup spot to cash this prop, especially if the hitters in front of him can get on base.

The Athletics haven't been the most consistent offense lately, but they have shown the ability to randomly explode for big scoring games. They've recently put up run totals of 7, 12, 5, 5, and 9, so the ceiling is still there when the lineup gets rolling.

The matchup helps too. Mahle has struggled badly this season, allowing 63 hits, 38 earned runs, and 11 home runs across 56.2 innings. That type of contact and damage allowed creates plenty of opportunities for middle-of-the-order bats.

Soderstrom doesn't need a huge game to get there. A hit with a run scored, an RBI, or one extra-base swing can cash this quickly.

With his recent production, cleanup role, and a favorable matchup against a struggling Mahle, this is a strong spot to back Soderstrom over 1.5 Hits + Runs + RBIs.

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Toronto's Kazuma Okamoto has been one of the most boom-or-bust performers at the plate this season, but he's in a boom phase right now and we're looking to capitalize on this run. Okamoto enters Wednesday in the bottom-10th percentile among hitters in strikeout rate and whiff rate as he is getting called out on strikes in over 31-percent of his plate appearances. But when he makes contact, the ball is traveling. Over his last three games, Okamoto has gone 6-for-10 with two home runs, seven RBI and four runs scored. Strikeouts are certainly a concern, but Okamoto does have a knack for drawing walks and he's walked three times in the first two games of this series against the Astros. Okamoto is hitting .273 with a .346 on-base percentage at home compared to a .207 batting average with a .305 on-baser percentage on the road. Thirteen of his 17 home runs this season have come against right-hand pitching, which is what he will see tonight against Houston's Mike Burrows. The 26-year-old has struggled this season with a 5.79 ERA and a 1.58 WHIP. Burrows was sent down to the bullpen last week to "work on some stuff" but he was recalled to the starting rotation for this one as Houston is in the midst of 13-straight days with a game, which is taking a lot out of the Astros' rotation. Burrows hasn't gone past the fifth inning in his last three starts. As we mentioned, strikeouts are a big concern for Okamoto but Burrows only has 12 strikeouts in his last 16.0 innings pitched and he's not generating many swings-and-misses this season. Okamoto has cleared this hits + runs + RBI prop seven times in his last ten games.

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Backing Braxton Ashcraft and the Pirates over the Mariners on Wednesday. I have backed Ashcraft his last few times his rotation spot has come up with success. The Pittsburgh starter is (5-1) his last 6 starts and has a 90 to 22 strikeout to walk ratio on the season. The Pirates are surprisingly the #2 hitting lineup vs righties and get a very volatile righty vs Woo.

The Mariners starter has been all over the place the last month, some good, but some very bad. At near a pick'em price in the overnight betting markets this is worth a small wager. This one just missed the client card for Wednesday. For today's free pick- Bet Pirates.

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FIFA WC - Canada at Switzerland

Venue: BC Place, Vancouver, BC

Game Thoughts: This is a smaller client play and will be available on the Free Play section at Wagertalk as well. Both teams have booked their spot into the knockout stages with 4 points and if there's a clear winner today they'll also win the group. A draw would also give Canada the group on goal differential. Canada's manager Jesse Marsh in pregame interviews has spoken about some minor lineup changes as three players are on yellow cards and looking to avoid suspensions. I'd expect Canada to take a more defensive approach here and stay compact. We could also expect the same from Switzerland should they get in front in this one. This is likely to resemble both teams openers (1-1 draws for each) rather than their Match Day 2 blowout wins as those were aided by red cards.

The play is Under 2.5 -142

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3% Phillies/Nationals Over (6:45 ET): After a 5-0 run to the Under, we finally saw a Nationals game go Over the total last night. I use the word “finally” because we’re talking about a Nats team that leads all of MLB in scoring (5.36 runs per game) while simultaneously allowing the third most runs per game (5.24). Here at home, they’re allowing 5.95 rpg. Is it any wonder than that this team has the 2nd highest Over percentage (62.3%) in all games this season including - by far - #1 (71.1%) at home? Last night’s Over was the byproduct of a spectacular bullpen implosion that saw five different relievers combine to allow 11 runs over the final two innings.

Washington actually led 5-3 going into the eighth inning last night. They gave away the lead in the top of the inning, but quickly regained it and were up 8-6 going into the ninth. That is when disaster struck as in eight runs scored by the Phillies in the top of the ninth. This is a Washington bullpen with the fourth highest ERA (4.93) in all of baseball. I know that Philadelphia’s offensive production typically tails off on the road, but it sure didn’t last night. Not only will the Phillies once again get their cracks at the beleaguered Nats’ bullpen, but Miles Mikolas is starting for the home team. Whether a traditional starter, or a bulk reliever, Mikolas has been awful this season (5.44 FIP). Especially here at home where he has a 6.37 ERA.

But Washington’s league-leading offense should be able to answer as they’ll go up against Aaron Nola, who is simply not what he once was. Nola did manage to make it through five innings with allowing just three runs his last time out. But that game (vs. the Mets) still ended up a 6-4 final (Phillies lost). Nola has allowed 4 HRs over his L2 starts and now has a 5.71 ERA/1.48 WHIP/4.64 FIP for the season. 3% Phillies/Nationals Over (Play at 9.5 or lower)

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We cashed with Boston yesterday and will go right back to them here with the huge pitching mismatch. Kyle Freeland is about a big of a fade pitcher as it gets, ranking in the 1^st percentile in pitching run value overall. He has a 7.36 ERA, is a fly ball pitcher, and gets smashed. There’s no help when he exits the game either, as the Rockies have the 2^nd worst bullpen in all of baseball in terms of ERA. Ranger Suarez is at the opposite end of the spectrum, ranking in the 95^th percentile in pitching run value with a hard hit rate sitting at just 32.5%. Boston also has the 3^rd best pen in the league and we’ll look for them to take the series in Colorado today. Take the Red Sox -1.

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I like both of these teams to win outright but I will take a run or two because my luck has not been great lately. Let's cash this parlay, a 2% client play.

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Action ought to be crackling in Vancouver with top spot in Group B at stake and tri-host Canada needing just a draw to finish atop and a chance to stay north of the border into the KO phase.

Yet the ride thru 90 minutes might be as fast-paced as the downhil run at nearby Whistler as both sides found extra gears in their second matches. For the Swiss, the introduction of Freiburg’s livewire 20-year-old midfielder Johan Manzambi (who netted a brace) ignited the attack in a 4-1 romp past the Bosnians, while the Canadians finally got past their World Cup jitters and put six past Qatar, with Juventus striker Jonathan David providing much of the fireworks with a hat-trick. It's much easier to envision these sides opening up the throttle after last Thursday’s explosive showings. Play Switzerland-Canada “Over” (at Vancouver)

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With the top spot in Group A already secured, conventional wisdom would suggest that Mexico is going to rotate its lineup ahead of Wednesday's clash with Czechia. That will likely be the case, but with the desire to put on an entertaining show at Estadio Azteca, we're still expecting to see some goals in this matchup. El Tri has adopted a defense-first mindset under third-term manager Javier Aguirre and the Mexicans have not allowed a goal through the first two games of the tournament. This current edition of the Mexican National Team is missing some of the firepower on offense that previous versions have featured, but nonetheless, the players that take the field in this contest will be looking to generate a memorable moment at one of the world's historic cathedrals. With the top spot already locked up, Aguirre will likely allow his team a little more freedom in this match. The defensive intensity will likely take a back seat as Mexico has already seen a red card in this tournament and Brian Gutiérrez is sitting on a yellow card, which would potentially keep him out of the Round of 32. Czechia is one of the weaker teams in this event, but the Czechs have scored in each of their first two matches against South Korea and South Africa. He looks a little out-of-form at the moment, but Patrik Schick is still one of the most dangerous strikers in this tournament. Both teams to score has cashed in Czechia's last six matches. The Czechs need a win to secure a spot in the knockout round, and that should create some end-to-end action. At the time of posting, both teams to score is available at:

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• DraftKings -110

• Caesars -110

• BetMGM -110

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Free Play: Andrey Pulyaev +185

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Chicago is in a prime bounce-back spot Wednesday as the Sky finally return home after enduring a brutal stretch of close losses and difficult scheduling spots. Despite their recent struggles, Chicago has been far more competitive than its record suggests, suffering one-possession losses to New York (96-95) and Dallas (93-92) before running into a motivated Connecticut team. The Fire have shown flashes of promise behind Bridget Carleton and a young core, but Portland enters the contest in the midst of a demanding stretch with nine of its next 11 games away from home. As an expansion team, the Fire have also struggled to consistently string together strong performances, particularly outside of Portland. Chicago has dropped six straight games, but WNBA teams entering off three or more consecutive losses are 216-171-10 ATS (55.8%), including 119-86-8 ATS (58%) when losing six or more consecutive contests. Portland arrives off a 94-89 win over Seattle, but WNBA teams are 412-319-12 ATS (56.4%) versus opponents not entering off a loss, provided they aren’t favored by more than five points, including 287-208-6 ATS (58%) since 2021. With the Sky desperate to halt their slide and possessing the more experienced roster, Chicago is well-positioned to take advantage of a favorable matchup and secure a much-needed victory. Take the Chicago Sky as Jeff Keim’s Free Pick Winner for Wednesday, June 24.

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These teams just faced each other on Sunday. Playing at home, the Lynx were heavy favorites. However, the Mystics used a late 12-0 surge to score an 84-79 upset. With Wednesday's rematch being played at Washington, the line on the Lynx is much smaller; they were laying -14 points on Sunday. I feel that the lower line offers solid value. Keep in mind that Minnesota is 7-1 on the road, the lone loss coming at Vegas against the defending champs. (Minnesota covered the closing line in that one.) Of their seven road wins, the Lynx won each of the past five of those by six or more points with four of those coming by double-digits. Just as Minnesota has a better road record than home record, Washington has also been stronger away from home. (The Mystics are 2-3 at home compared to 6-4 on the road.) Let's lay the points with the revenge-minded visitors. *good up to -7

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