3 Best MLB Props for July 8
A longshot home run play, a near-lock under, and a fair-priced total-bases pick — the best of Wednesday's MLB prop board.
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A longshot home run play, a near-lock under, and a fair-priced total-bases pick — the best of Wednesday's MLB prop board.
One of baseball's fiercest rivalries returns to Yankee Stadium on Friday with the Red Sox sending a scorching-hot Sonny Gray against a Yankees club riding an eight-game win streak.
Chris Sale returns to Fenway Park facing his former team in a series-deciding showdown. Atlanta is desperate to avoid a sweep while Boston chases their first back-to-back home wins since early April.
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Zack Wheeler takes the mound at Fenway Park against Brayan Bello as the Phillies ride a 7-3 stretch and Kyle Schwarber's power surge into Boston. Get our full prediction and best bet.
The Tampa Bay Rays bring one of the best records in the American League to Fenway Park on Friday night, but the Red Sox lean on home-field advantage and Connelly Early to even up the series.
The Tampa Bay Rays carry a six-game winning streak into Fenway Park to open a four-game series against a struggling Red Sox club, and at even money, the better team might also be the better bet.
Framber Valdez takes the mound at Comerica Park against a reeling Red Sox squad, and the Detroit Tigers have every reason to make Tuesday night look easy.
Boston just shut out Toronto in Game 1 and brings fresh momentum north of the border, but the Blue Jays get a potentially healthy pitcher back and have home-field advantage to lean on.