Matt Fargo

This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Double Play Sweep. We are back on the White Sox following an 8-2 last night and coupled with the Guardians loss, they are in solo first place in the American League Central by a game. The road has been a struggle overall as they are now 16-25but the number is taking that into account as was the case last night. Erick Fedde is back in the role of a starter after four appearances following an opener and he posted a 2.20 ERA across 16.1 innings while allowing only one home run which was an issue prior to this. Baltimore has now dropped three of four games since coming home and has lost five of six overall while sitting just one game over .500 at home. Trey Gibson has been average in his rookie season as he has a 5.64 ERA while pitching to a 5.85 xERA to go along with a 3.8% K:BB%. His home and road splits are close to identical so there is no edge to being back home. 10* (913) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the ATHLETICS as part of our MLB Double Play Sweep. The Dodgers come in as typical road favorites again following a 6-1 start to this nine-game roadtrip and the win and they are now barely on the plus side of the money for the season despite being 25 games over .500. They have picked up their play on the road and turn to Justin Wrobleski who has been a great addition to this rotation. He has tossed two straight quality outings including one at Minnesota in his last start and after a solid start on the road to start the season, he has a 4.08 ERA in his last five road starts. The Athletics are off the loss on Monday following a 2-4 roadtrip and while they have not been great at home, they are catching a great number tonight. Jeffrey Springs is coming off a decent start following a rough stretch with his ERA now sitting at 5.52 but he is pitching to a 4.41 xERA and there is a 2.96 xERA total variance between these two pitchers. 10* (930) Athletics