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Joey Canttillo has been terrible over his last 3 starts while recording a 7.71 ERA/1.86 WHIP and he allowed 4 homers during only 14.0 innings pitched. The current Astros roster has gone a combined 7-for-18 (.389 BA/.455 OBP) lifetime against Cantillo. The Guardians have been anemic offensively for a better part of 2026.

Spencer Arrighetti is 6-0 during his home team starts this season with a very good 2.88 ERA/1.17 WHIP. Throughout the Astros previous 27 games their bullpen staff has a stellar 2.46 ERA/0.95 WHIP and went 10-for-12 (83.3%) on their save opportunities. The Astros have won their last 3. Houston has smashed 42 home runs over their last 27 games and that's certainly an impressive power surge.

Bet the Houston Astros as a money line favorite of -160 or lower.

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FREE PICK | Seattle Mariners [ML] | Good until -140.

Pitching Matchup: Connelly Early/Emerson Hancock [Action].

Losing with the Mariners last night wasn't good. But, I do like Seattle once again tonight and this should be a perfect spot to bounce back. Both guys had trouble in their last outings, but I definitely have been more impressed with Hancock this season. The Mariners have also been the much better team this year. Go with SEA.

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OVER 10.5 PITTSBURGH AT COLORADO

Even though Paul Skenes is pitching for the Pirates, at some point, that bullpen will have to enter the game, and on a night with temps around 90 degrees at Coors Field, I like the chances of getting more runs, not less. Colorado has been red hot offensively, and Skenes hasn't gone 6 innings since early May. The Pirates will get a chance to redeem themselves after last night's loss and will face Sugano, a flyball pitcher who has not been great at Coors this season. Look for more runs tonight from these two teams, even with Skenes on the mound.

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I like Houston in the F5 because this is more about attacking Joey Cantillo than trusting a full-game Over. Cantillo was better last time out against Detroit, but the larger recent sample is ugly: 15 runs allowed in the three starts before that, and over his last nine starts he’s sitting on a 5.40 ERA, 4.71 xERA, and 5.35 FIP with 23 walks in 41.2 innings. That matters against Houston because Cantillo’s biggest issue is traffic. He throws a lot of pitches, gives away free baserunners, and gets worse the deeper he goes into a lineup. He’s allowed a .304 wOBA the first time through, .365 the second, and .430 the third, so the Astros don’t need to wait for the bullpen to win this matchup.

Right-handed hitters have hit .267/.358/.460 against Cantillo with nine of the 11 home runs he’s allowed, and his road profile has been poor: 4.93 ERA with a .279/.363/.497 slash and .374 wOBA allowed away from home. Houston can load him up with right-handed pressure around Yordan Alvarez, giving the Astros a strong path to early scoring.

On the other side, Spencer Arrighetti has had regression come recently and has been beaten up a bit, but this Cleveland lineup is not built to fully punish him right now. Without Jose Ramirez, Chase DeLauter, and Angel Martinez, the Guardians lose a lot of their middle-order bite. That makes this less of a true Over game and more of an Astros early-side game.

BET: Houston F5 (-148)

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Take Arizona – Minnesota OVER (#927-928) (action)

Minnesota has eclipsed Washington as the #1 Over team in MLB, now 49-27 to the Over after last night’s 14 run Slugfest.  The Twins lineup is clicking, pounding out 9, 6, 5, 4, 12, 9 and 9 runs in their last seven ballgames.  They’re 9-2 to the Over in their last eleven.  Hot lineups stay hot until proven otherwise; worn down pitching staffs and bad bullpens (the Twins rank #30 out of 30 MLB teams in bullpen ERA this season) stay ineffective until proven otherwise.  So this Over streak for the Twins is worth riding again tonight.  This is an ‘action’ wager (worth making even if we get a late pitching change), but it’s worth noting that Zac Gallen has been struggling: two quality starts in his last 13 tries.  Arizona used up seven relief arms yesterday in a bullpen game, leaving that pen very dicey for tonight.  Meanwhile, Taj Bradley’s last quality start came back on May 5^th.  Expect fireworks!  Take the OVER.

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(679) Saskatchewan Roughriders at (680) Calgary Stampeders: Total (Game Analysis Below)

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Play Type: Full Game Total

Play: Total Over 50.5 (-110)

Date/Time: Jun 20, 2026 7:00 PM 

Line Provider: Consensus Line

Saskatchewan @ Calgary

Saskatchewan offense opened the season in tremendous form ripping off 489 total yards en-route to 31 point outing last week. Arguably the best & most electric CFL WR corps paired with precision passing QB Trevor Harris and their top flight offensive front should prove too much for Calgary. Diverse attack supplemented by top notch ground game with dual (run/pass receiving) threat RB A.J. Oulette. Calgary defense still in a bit of injury flux across the line making them vulnerable in this matchup. Last week the Stampeders allowed 30 points & 360 total yards (134 ry/226 py) to Winnipeg which is potent but not on the level of Saskatchewan. Larger story may have been the Calgary offense which posted 389 total yards & 28 points. Rushing attack remains a strength with #1 RB Dedrick Mills (112 ry) spearheading the 171 yard ground effort and starting QB Vernon Adams Jr. added 239 passing yards. Balance shown by Calgary could be somewhat troublesome for rebuilt Saskatchewan defense which was gashed at home last week by BC for 418 yards & 27 points. Notable was the 99 yards allowed on the ground by Saskatchewan whose elite run defense of last season was depleted this past off season. All the ingredients add up to a high scoring contest which figures to record 52+.

PLAY: Saskatchewan-Calgary OVER 51.5

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PIT at COL — June 20, 2026

Game time: 9:10 p.m. ET
Venue: Coors Field
Records: Pittsburgh 38-38; Colorado 29-47
Starting pitchers: Paul Skenes vs. Tomoyuki Sugano

Projected first five innings: Pittsburgh 3.4, Colorado 1.4

Starting-pitcher comparison

Skenes ranks fifth in MLB in WHIP and enters with 99 strikeouts in 82 innings. His last start produced six innings, two earned runs and ten strikeouts. His road line is approximately a 3.26 ERA with 29 strikeouts and only six walks in 30 1/3 innings.

Sugano’s ERA and WHIP significantly understate his contact risk. His expected ERA is approximately 7.20, with a .403 expected wOBA, 90.8 mph average exit velocity, 45.2% hard-hit rate and 14.5% barrel rate. His latest start produced eight earned runs in five innings.

Pittsburgh is batting .254/.336/.408 with a .744 OPS and has scored 382 runs. Colorado is batting .252/.322/.411 with a .733 OPS and has scored 348 runs. Pittsburgh has the stronger on-base profile, while Colorado’s overall rate statistics remain heavily supported by its home park.

Pittsburgh has been one of MLB’s best offenses against right-handed pitching, carrying an OPS around .766 for the season and approximately .799 over the last month. The Pirates’ last ten games produced 48 runs, a .260/.333/.460 batting line and 17 home runs.

Colorado has also hit right-handed pitching well recently, including a .944 OPS over its last two weeks. That performance includes a 23-run game with 24 hits and six home runs, so the short-term number receives substantial regression rather than being carried directly into the projection.

Pittsburgh’s current lineup lacks Oneil Cruz and Konnor Griffin, reducing speed, power and lineup depth. Ryan O’Hearn, Marcell Ozuna, Brandon Lowe, Bryan Reynolds and Spencer Horwitz still give Pittsburgh a deep group against a contact-oriented right-hander.

Bullpen analysis

Friday’s game did not completely drain either relief corps. Pittsburgh received six innings from Bubba Chandler before Mason Montgomery handled the eighth. Colorado received 7 1/3 innings from Kyle Freeland, followed by Jaden Hill and Antonio Senzatela. Colorado used two of its preferred late-inning options, while Pittsburgh used only one primary reliever.

Pittsburgh’s relief pitching has improved recently, but a late-inning Coors adjustment remains necessary. Colorado’s bullpen has shown better short-term results than its season ERA, though recent control problems and the expected 4 1/3-inning workload create significant exposure. Colorado relievers issued eight walks during a recent late-game collapse at Wrigley Field.

Projected score boxscore

Projected starting-pitcher boxscore

Skenes has approximately a 73% probability of completing six innings and a 34% probability of recording an out in the seventh. Sugano has approximately a 48% probability of completing five innings and a 15% probability of completing six.

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The UNDER is 7-1 this season when LA plays a home night game against a southpaw, and LA owns a 42 wRC+ (58% below league average) against lefties at home over the last two weeks.

Baltimore owns an 80 wRC+ (20% below league average) in road games against righties over the last two weeks.

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***I am recommending to bet Paul Skenes To Record A Win (-132 @ DK) ... Sorry I didn't enter it in clearly!

The Pirates are actually 0-6 in Paul Skenes' previous six starts. That's pretty shocking. Skenes hasn't allowed more than 2 ER in any of the last four starts and his numbers for the season (2.85 ERA, 0.93 WHIP & 2.68 FIP) remain excellent. In fact, he's top five in both WHIP and FIP among qualified starters.

While the Pirates dropped the series opener last night at Coors Field (4-3), the odds here certainly seem to suggest they'll bounce back tonight with a win. I think it's worth betting Skenes to record a win as him pitching well & the team winning are definitely correlated. In betting Skenes to record a win, the price is a lot more palpable than betting the Pirates ML.

Skenes should certainly have no problem mowing down a Rockies lineup that he's already faced once this year. In that first matchup (back on May 12th), Skenes tossed eight shutout innings of two-hit ball with 10 strikeouts. The Pirates lineup tends to score far less on the road than they do at home, but I do expect them to do plenty of damage here against Rockies starting pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano (5.26 FIP) and a bullpen that has the highest ERA in the National League (5.13).

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(913) Los Angeles Angels at (914) Oakland Athletics: Spread

1st 5 Innings Los Angeles Angels +0.5 (-110) Walbert Urena (RHP) Must Start

System Trends:

• The Late-Inning Comeback Hangover: Historical data suggests that home teams coming off an emotional victory where they trailed entering the 9th inning often struggle to maintain that momentum. Since 2011, teams in this spot are just 115-143 (44.6%), which translates to a negative -17.2% ROI.

• Post-Walk-Off Regression: This season, the Athletics have had two prior walk-off wins; they followed up both instances with a loss in the very next game, indicating a pattern of situational letdown.

Los Angeles Angels Performance Analysis:

• Elite Starting Pitching: Walbert Urena has been exceptional through 11 starts, carrying a 2.60 ERA and 1.348 WHIP. He is currently in peak form, boasting an even more dominant 2.48 ERA over his last 5 starts, providing a stable foundation for the Angels to control the game early.

• Hidden Offensive Production: Despite a 1-5 (16.7%) record over their last six games, the Angels' bats have remained competitive. They have actually out-hit their opponents over the last five games by an average of 9.0 to 8.6, suggesting their recent losses are due to situational sequencing or bullpen lapses rather than a lack of offense.

Oakland Athletics Performance Analysis:

• Divisional and Pricing Inefficiency: The Athletics have struggled when oddsmakers view them as a pick'em or favorite against divisional rivals. In those spots, they are just 7-10 (41.0%), resulting in a negative -18.9% ROI.

• Early-Inning Vulnerability: While the A's have been competitive recently, they struggle to hold early leads against the AL West. In their 17 divisional games as a favorite or pick, they have held a 5th-inning lead only 5 times (19.0%).

• Recent Momentum Context: Since June 4, Oakland is 8-7 (53.3%), but their inability to secure early leads in divisional play remains a significant hurdle.

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Despite taking the opener in Seattle Friday, the Red Sox have lost 4 of 5 and 8 of 11 as they get set for Game 2. The Mariners’ lineup has gotten significantly healthier with the return of JP Crawford and Cal Raliegh, so expect an uptick in production against a pitcher already showing signs of regression. Connelly Early may have a respectable ERA, but his 4.98 FIP tells us a downward trajectory is on the way. We saw glimpses of it last time out, as Early was smacked around for 6 earned on 11 hits in just 4.2 innings of work. Emerson Hancock finds himself in a bounce back spot as well, but he’s held the opposition to 3 earned or less in 12 of his 14 starts. Expect Seattle to even up this series today. Take the Mariners.

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Paul Skenes went 8 innings of absolute domination against the Pirates bats last month when he faced them. He letup just 2 hits with a 10 to 0 strikeout to walk ratio. That now makes 15 straight innings over his last two starts against Pittsburgh with 5 hits and a 17 to 0 strikeout to walk ratio combined dating back to August of last season.

Add in the Pirates are the #2 lineup in all of baseball vs righties. Plus, the Rockies have the worst record in MLB. This one just missed the client card. Lay the wood with the Pirates for Saturday's free pick.

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Tunisia and its “anti-football” tendencies have made it one of the hardest watches in international action for several years. (If you think we’re being harsh, read The Guardian or listen to the Football Weekly podcast and hear what Jonathan Wilson has to say!).

So bad were the Eagles of Carthage in the opening Group F match vs. Sweden (a 5-1 loss at Monterrey last Saturday) that manager Sabri Lamouchi walked the plank after the game, with peripatetic Frenchman Hervé Renard called in this week. Renard's calling card is organization, which Tunisia badly needs at the moment as its looks to recapture the defensive form that didn't allow a goal in the qualifiers. Japan is always well-organized, however, and a cagey match in the Monterrey humidity tonight wouldn't surprise. Play Tunisia-Japan "Under" (at Monterrey)

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LISTED STARTERS

CANTILLO/ ARRIGHETI

GOOD AT 9

We play the OVER here as we just fall just under 9 with our numbers. However, we look back at the last 3 starts for both guys and it is nasty. Cantillo is sporting a 7.71 ERA with a WHIP of 1.89 in his last 3 starts. Then look at Spencer and he is not better sporting a 6.19 ERA with a WHIP of 1.50 in his last 3 starts. They landed 12 last night and Houston does like hitting lefties. With 5 out of the last 7 going over this number between the clubs, we say OVER IT IS.

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Navajo Stirling stands out as a high-level striker who sharpens his skills at City Kickboxing, a renowned gym that has created champions such as Israel Adesanya and Carlos Ulberg. The facility excels at elevating fighters’ kickboxing precision while strengthening their takedown defense and overall MMA composure. When Navajo entered the UFC, he brought limited professional experience with just four career MMA bouts and was still piecing together his complete game. After four UFC appearances he now boasts an undefeated 9-0 record and has clearly grown into a more polished competitor. He enters this matchup ready for a meaningful step up in competition. As a striker Navajo delivers fast, fluid combinations and possesses a potent kicking arsenal. His slick, rangy jab and intelligent footwork allow him to control distance effectively and dictate the flow of exchanges. While Ion Cutelaba is a seasoned UFC veteran and longtime journeyman fighter with a 9-10-1 record inside the organization. He begins fights with explosive aggression, unleashing heavy overhand strikes that make him dangerous in the opening round. His wrestling and raw physicality serve as his primary weapons. He averages roughly four takedowns per fight, which often creates his clearest path to victory. Yet Navajo’s camp is expected to prepare him thoroughly for this threat focusing on sprawl-and-brawling tactics to neutralize early shots and keep the contest on the feet where his striking edge can shine. The most significant concern for Cutelaba remains his limited gas tank. His early explosiveness fades rapidly if he cannot secure a finish or overwhelm his opponent in the first round. Once his pace drops, he struggles to maintain output or defend against sustained pressure. Navajo and his team will likely bring a disciplined game plan centered on patient defense and strategic distance management. In round one, he should weather Cutelaba’s initial storm while staying mobile and composed at range. Even if taken down, Navajo has shown the ability to scramble back to his feet quickly and avoid prolonged danger. As the fight progresses the advantage tilts further toward Stirling. Since joining the UFC, Navajo is 4-0 with three of those wins coming by decision. Once Cutelaba slows down, Navajo can gradually increase his own tempo. He will land the cleaner more damaging strikes and build momentum through superior volume and accuracy. By round three, Navajo should still have ample energy to push the pace, potentially securing a late finish. If the bout goes the distance, he is well-positioned to point Cutelaba on the scorecards. Ion relies on big moments to steal rounds and often falls behind when fights turn into technical striking battles. Overall, Navajo is expected to stay safe through the early pressure, grow stronger as the rounds unfold and capitalize on his superior conditioning and skill set. At plus money, this represents a strong value opportunity on Stirling to control the fight and emerge victorious.

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On DK, FD, BetMGM or other books, click on SGP and use these alt lines to build the Same Game Parlay.

-Under 11.5 corners

-Leandro Trossard 2+ Shots

-Iran UNDER 1.5 Total Goals

-5 total corners in Iran v New Zealand, 9 total corners in Belgium v Egypt, 7 was from Egypt, on ly 2 for Belgium

-Trossard had 3 against Egypt, had 5 in the last friendly against Tunisia

-Belgium offense may be clunky at times, but defense is stout.  1 goal allowed against Egypt, none allowed against Tunisia and Croation, and only 1 against Mexico.  Iran been scoring goals the last couple games, but not against great opponents.  Belgium too good on defense.

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