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Raphael Esparza St. Louis Cardinals -125

John Lauro

Woodbine

Race No. 8 (4:45 p.m. ET/1:45 p.m. PT)

#6 One Timer (9-5 morning line) in the $125,000 Victoria Stakes. “My best bet this weekend is One Timer. He almost broke the track record first out at Arlington Park.”

Saturday MLB Sharp Action

3:07 p.m. ET: Kansas City Royals (45-57) at Toronto Blue Jays (52-48)

The Blue Jays took care of business in Friday night's series opener, beating the Royals 6-4 as hefty -235 home favorites. In tonight's rematch, Kansas City starts lefty Mike Minor (8-8, 5.32 ERA) and Toronto counters with righty Alek Manoah (2-1, 2.90 ERA). This line opened with the Jays listed as a -192 home favorite and Royals a + 176 road dog. Both Pros and Joes have sided with the home team, driving the Jays up from -192 to -202. Home favorites -200 or more have gone 95-39 (71%) this season. Non-division home favorites off a win have gone 194-119 (62%). The Jays are 30-25 as a favorite this season. The Royals are 24-41 as a dog. Toronto will lean on their bats in this one. The Jays are hitting .266, second best in MLB trailing only the Astros. The Royals are hitting .244, which ranks 10th. Kansas City is 17-32 on the road, one of the worst records in MLB. Sharps are also leaning on a lower scoring game, as the total has fallen from 10.5 to 10.

6:10 p.m. ET: Boston Red Sox (63-42) at Tampa Bay Rays (62-42)

The Rays won last night's series opener 7-3, cashing as -135 home favorites. The Red Sox now lead the AL East by just a half game over the second place Rays. Boston is currently a -125 favorite to win the division at BetMGM. Tampa Bay is a short + 130 dog. In tonight's rematch, the Red Sox trot out righty Nathan Eovaldi (9-5, 3.49 ERA) and the Rays rebuttal with lefty Ryan Yarbrough (6-4, 4.38 ERA). This line opened with Boston listed as a short -113 road favorite and Tampa a + 103 home dog. The public sees two good teams and doesn't know who to back, yet we've seen the Rays move from + 103 to -104. Essentially the game has become a pick'em after opening with Boston as a short favorite. This signals respected money leaning Tampa Bay. The Rays have value as a divisional dog. Pros have also taken a position on the under. After opening at 8.5, it has fallen to 8. Historically, unders have been a smart long term play in domes or closed roof stadiums. The ball doesn't travel as far and the conditions are perfect for the pitchers and fielders.

7:05 p.m. ET: Philadelphia Phillies (51-52) at Pittsburgh Pirates (39-64)

The Pirates stole last night's series opener 7-0, blanking the Phillies as + 120 home dogs. In tonight's rematch, Philadelphia hands the ball to ace Aaron Nola (7-6, 4.37 ERA) and Pittsburgh sends out righty JT Brubaker (4-10, 4.67 ERA). This line opened with the Phillies listed as a -150 road favorite and the Pirates a + 140 home dog. Respected money has come down on the Phillies to bounce back with a win, steaming Philadelphia up from -150 to -160. Non-division favorites receiving steam 10-cents or more have gone 206-126 (62%) this season. The Phillies are 35-33 against righties. The Pirates are just 32-45 against righties. We've also seen some wiseguy money lean over. The total is 8 with the over juiced at -120, signaling a possible rise to 8.5. The forecast calls for high 70s with 5 MPH winds blowing out to left center.

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Giants -125

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Raphael Esparza Milwaukee Team total over 4.5

Ronnie Lawrence -145 4u

Ed Sehon

Saratoga

$0.50 EARLY PICK 4 (Races Nos. 2-5, 1:41 p.m. ET/10:41 a.m. PT)

Race 2: 1,6
Race 3: 3,10,11
Race 4: 1,2,3,4,6,7
Race 5: 10,11 ($36)


EXACTA EXTRA (Race No. 6, 3:55 p.m. ET/12:55 p.m. PT)

In $100,000 turf sprint for 2-year-olds, Mr. Ed likes #2 Top Gun Girl (9-2 morning line), #4 Slipstream (4-1), #8 Fan the Fire (6-1) and #9 Castle Leoch (3-1). Wager: $1 Exacta Box of 2,4,8 & 9 ($12)


PRICE PLAY (Race No. 8, 5:05 p.m. ET/2:05 p.m. PT)

Fast-closing gelding #4 Exult (10-1 morning line) moves to barn of Michael Stidham, retains hot rider Tyler Gaffalione and gets more ground in turf marathon. Wager: $5 Win, Place & Show on #4. ($15)


BEST BET (Race No. 9, 5:39 p.m. ET/2:39 p.m. PT)

Mr. Ed jumped on expensive son of Curlin (for whom this stakes is named) #4 First Captain (7-5 morning line) in his April debut and has ridden him to perfect 3-for-3 record. My biggest play of meet. Wager: $40 to Win. ($40)


DAILY DOUBLE (Races Nos. 9-10, 5:39 p.m. ET/2:39 p.m. PT)

I’ll parlay #4 First Captain (see above) with #10 Highway Queen (3-1 morning line) in finale. Wager: $5 Daily Double of 4 & 10. ($5)

Friday MLB Sharp Action

7:10 p.m. ET: Cincinnati Reds (54-49) at New York Mets (54-47)

This non-division showdown features two of the top six teams in the National League going head-to-head. The Reds just took three of four against the Cubs and are now just 4.5-games back of the second Wild Card spot. Meanwhile, the Mets just dropped three of five against the Braves but still lead the NL East by 3.5-games over the second place Phillies. In tonight's opener, the Reds hand the ball to righty Sonny Gray (2-6, 4.50 ERA) and the Mets counter with Carlos Carrasco (no record), who will be making his season debut and long awaited Mets debut. Carrasco is finally returning after suffering a torn hamstring in March. This line opened with New York listed as a short -110 home favorite and Cincinnati a + 100 road dog. The public is split and doesn't know who to back, but pros seem to be leaning Mets as we've seen New York get steamed from -110 to -120. Non-division home favorites are 333-206 (61.8%) this season. The Mets are 32-18 at home this season, including 25-13 as a home favorite. We could also be looking at a higher scoring game here. The total is 8.5 with the over juiced to -120.

7:10 p.m. ET: Baltimore Orioles (35-66) at Detroit Tigers (50-55)

The Tigers took care of business in last night's series opener, beating the Orioles 6-2 as -145 home favorites. In tonight's rematch, Baltimore starts veteran righty Matt Harvey (5-10, 6.65 ERA) and Detroit trots out lefty Tarik Skubal (6-9, 4.42 ERA). This line opened with the Tigers listed as a modest -130 home favorite and the Orioles a + 120 road dogs. Pros have pounced on the Tigers at home, driving Detroit up from -130 to -140. Non-division home favorites off a win have gone 194-119 (62%) this season. The Tigers are 29-22 at home. The Orioles are one of the worst road teams in MLB, going 18-35. Detroit is 9-4 as a favorite. Baltimore is 32-59 as a dog. The Orioles are just 13-23 against lefties this season. Baltimore is 18-33 as a road dog. Sharps have also hit the under, dropping the total from 10 to 9.5.

8:15 p.m. ET: Minnesota Twins (43-60) at St. Louis Cardinals (51-51)

This Interleague showdown features two teams with disappointing seasons thus far. The Twins are dead last in the AL Central while the Cardinals are 9.5-games back of the division leading Brewers in the NL Central. In tonight's series opener, the Twins give the ball to ace Jose Berrios (7-5, 3.48 ERA) and the Cardinals counter with lefty Wade LeBlanc (0-1, 3.45 ERA). This line opened with Minnesota listed as a -130 road favorite and St. Louis a + 120 home dog. Sharps have pounced on the home dog Cardinals getting plus money, which has caused St. Louis to fall from + 120 to + 110. Interleague home teams with a line move in their favor have gone 72-50 (59%) this season. Home dogs in general have gone 249-294, which only translates to a 45.9% win rate but has produced roughly + 21 units won due to the plus money payouts. The Cardinals are 28-20 at home this season. The Twins are 19-30 on the road. We could also be looking at a lower scoring game. The total is 8.5 with the under juiced to -120, signaling a possible drop down to 8. The under is 26-19-3 at Busch Stadium this season (57.8%). The forecast calls for high 70s with 7-10 MPH winds blowing in from center.

Welcome aboard fellas!

Rockies +1.5 vs Padres

It seems very odd to me to see all so many Dogs win today and the shutouts by not very good pitchers.

Sean Murphy

Pirates +1½ +103

Thursday MLB Sharp Action

1:10 p.m. ET: New York Yankees (53-47) at Tampa Bay Rays (60-42)

The Yankees have come up huge for sharps so far this series, winning both games as contrarian underdogs. New York won the opener 4-3 as + 125 road dogs and won again on Wednesday 3-1 as + 120 road dogs. In this early afternoon series finale, the Yankees hand the ball to ace Gerrit Cole (10-5, 2.74 ERA) and the Rays counter with fellow righty Luis Patino (1-2, 5.26 ERA). This line opened with New York listed as a -140 road favorite and Tampa bay a + 130 home dog. The public is all over the Yankees with their ace on the mound. However, despite this lopsided betting we've seen the Bronx Bombers fall from -140 to -135. This signals some sharp reverse line movement on the home dog Rays (+ 130 to + 125). Tampa Bay has value as a contrarian divisional dog. Home dogs have gone 245-290 this season, only cashing at a 45.8% clip but producing roughly + 20 units due to the plus money payouts. We could also be looking at another low scoring game. The total opened at 8 and sharp under money has dropped it to 7.5. The under is 2-0 so far this series. Historically, unders have been a smart bet in domes or closed roof stadiums as the ball doesn't travel and the conditions are perfect for pitchers and fielders.

2:10 p.m. ET: Chicago White Sox (60-42) at Kansas City Royals (44-56)

The Royals have won two of the first three games in this series, including a 3-2 walkoff win in extra innings last night as + 160 home dogs. In this afternoon's series finale, the White Sox start lefty Carlos Rodon (8-4, 2.24 ERA) and the Royals send out righty Carlos Hernandez (1-1, 6.04 ERA). This line opened with Chicago listed as a hefty -170 road favorite and Kansas City a + 160 home dog. Pros and Joes are both united in favor of Chicago and expect a bounce back win with a big starting pitching advantage. This lopsided support has driven the South Siders up from -170 to -180. The White Sox are 27-14 (65.9%) following a loss this season. Chicago is 52-24 as a favorite this season. Kansas City is 22-40 as a dog. Sharps are also eyeing a lower scoring game. The total opened at 10 and the under is being juiced to -115. It looks like it might even be trending down to 9.5. The under is 3-0 so far this series.

Jerry Shottenkirk's Daily Picks

Del Mar - Race #2
Picks Notes
#4 Scotish Star Has only two starts, but they were absolute romps in her native Argentina; Mandella knows how to win with the South America imports and a good run is expected.
#3 First Star Made a mild run in her first one in nine months and can improve off that performance; has gone nearly two years without a win but has only eight starts to her credit. Ellis has given her several works since her latest and has her ready for a big effort.
#5 Road Rager Was a distance third last out but it was in the G2 Great Lady M at Los Al; fits well at this level and will be in the mix.
Race Summary Scotish Star was all alone at the wire in her two starts in Argentina and has worked well for her first for Mandella; lands in a good spot for her initial U.S. run.

Del Mar - Race #4
Picks Notes
#1 Blameless Was second in three of his last six, with a win, at Gulfstream, and makes his third off the claim for Maker, whose barn has won two of five thus far at Del Mar.
#6 First Premio Ran fourth at Churchill last out and was claimed by Mullins and has run well on turf in his career. Solid veteran campaigner.
#5 Red Storm Risen Was second at Belmont in his last start and makes his first start for D'Amato; has plenty of punch going long and figures well here.
Race Summary Blameless has been in good races, has been in the hunt in most of those, and should make an impact in his first California start.

Del Mar - Race #7
Picks Notes
#1 Lucky Peridot Was an easy winner from just off the pace last out, and that's her most effective running style; can carve out a good trip here.
#3 Lady Mystify Hard not to notice her 18-length maiden win last out, which came in her third start and first try around two turns; the company gets better but she could be up to the task.
#4 Did I Stutter Won five in a row until a fifth-place finish last out; her success came at Aqueduct and Parx and she makes her first for Mullins.
Race Summary Lucky Peridot has an adjustable running style and can benefit from the chasing some fast fillies in this one; in a perfect spot for the mile.

angels over 9

Tony Finn

Gonzalez Over 3.5 Earned Runs -103

Ed Sehon

Saratoga

DAILY DOUBLE (Races Nos. 3-4, 2:15 p. ET, 11:15 a.m. PT)

OK to bet a maiden vs. winners? It is In Race 3 where I’ll take the #8 Barrage (4-1 morning line) … I’ll hook him up with #2 Hollywood Gina (3-1), who hit the gate last out, in Race 4. Wager: $5 Daily Double on 8 & 2 ($5)

EARLY PICK 4 (Race Nos. 3-6, 2:15 p.m. ET, 11:15 a.m.PT)

Race 3: 4,8

Race 4: 2,3,6

Race 5: 1,3,8

Race 6: 2,6

Wager: $1 Pick 4 ($36)


BEST BET (Race No. 7, 4:29 p.m. ET, 1:29 p.m. PT)

With top rider Irad Ortiz Jr. returning for Chad Brown, #6 Tamahere (8-5 morning line), while stretching out a bit, looks much the best here. Wager: $20 to Win on #6. ($20)

PRICE PLAY (Race No. 8, 5:05 p.m. ET, 2:05 p.m. PT)

Sharp-eyed trainer Wesley Ward sends out turf sprinter #12 Amsden (15-1 morning line), son of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah, after gelding and rest. Betting favorite in his first two starts. Wager: $5 Win, Place & Show on #12. ($15)

EXACTA EXTRA (Race No. 9, 5:39 p.m. ET/2:39 p.m. PT)

Mr. Ed will take a shot with four gals in Honorable Miss Handicap: Box the #1 Ain’t No Elmers (6-1 morning line), #4 Lake Avenue (9-2), #7 Honey I’m Good (6-1) with favorite #9 Bell’s the One (7-5). Wager $2 Exacta Box of 1,4,7 & 9. ($24)

Wednesday MLB Sharp Action

3:40 p.m. ET: Houston Astros (62-40) at Seattle Mariners (55-47)

This is the rubber game of this three game division series. The Mariners took the opener 11-8 as big + 155 home dogs and the Astros roared back with an 8-6 win last night as -165 road favorites. In this late afternoon series finale, Houston hands the ball to veteran righty Jake Odorizzi (3-5, 4.23 ERA) and Seattle counters with lefty Yusei Kikuchi (6-5, 3.95 ERA). This line opened with the Astros listed as a modest -130 road favorite and the Mariners a + 120 home dog. The public is backing the road favorite with a better record, yet we've seen Houston tumble from -130 to -120. This signals some sharp reverse line movement on the home dog Mariners (+ 120 to + 110). Seattle has value as a home dog (243-281, 46.4% this season, + 26 units). Seattle is also a divisional dog with a high total, a historically profitable spot. Pros seem to be leaning on a higher scoring game as the total is 8.5 with the over juiced to -115. The over is 2-0 so far this series. Seattle is 44-35 as a dog this season and 33-21 at home.

7:05 p.m. ET: Washington Nationals (46-54) at Philadelphia Phillies (50-50)

These two NL East rivals have split the first two games of this division series. The Phillies won the opener 6-5 as -125 home favorite and the Nats bounced back with a 6-4 win Tuesday night as + 115 road dogs. In tonight's rematch, Washington hands the ball to lefty Patrick Corbin (6-9, 5.71 ERA) and Philadelphia counters with ace righty Zack Wheeler (8-5, 2.37 ERA). This line opened with the Phillies listed as a hefty -175 home favorite and the Nats a + 160 road dog. Sharps see a big starting pitching advantage for the home team and aren't scared off by this big number. Wiseguys have steamed the Phillies up from -175 to -200. Home favorites have gone 591-385 (60.6%) this season, winning roughly + 13 units overall. Philadelphia is 30-20 at home this season. Washington is just 19-29 on the road. The Nats could be missing star shortstop Trea Turner, who left last night's game due to COVID protocols. There also appears to be some over liability. The total is 8 with the over juiced to -115.

7:10 p.m. ET: New York Yankees (52-47) at Tampa Bay Rays (60-41)

The Yankees came up big for sharps last night, stealing the series opener 4-3 as + 125 road dogs. In tonight's rematch, New York sends out lefty Nestor Cortes (0-0, 1.95 ERA) and Tampa Bay hands the ball to righty Michael Wacha (2-2, 5.16 ERA). This line opened with the Rays listed as a -140 home favorite and the Yankees a + 130 road dog. The public is all over the Rays to bounce back at home, but wiseguys are riding the Yankees again at a plus money payout, steaming New York down from + 130 to + 115. New York has value as a road divisional dog, a contrarian dog off a win and a dog with sharp reverse line movement in their favor. Also, teams receiving 15-cents of steam or more off a win (164-115, 58.8%) this season. New York is getting healthier, returning Aaron Judge and Gio Urshela to the lineup last night.