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The three best props on the June 4 MLB board -- a plus-money strikeout over, a hidden gem arm, and a first baseman who is going to punish a bad starter tonight.
The Cubs and Cardinals open a three-game series at Busch Stadium with NL Central standings on the line and Shota Imanaga as the clear pitching favorite in this Friday night rivalry game.
Jacob Misiorowski (2.12 ERA) faces Ben Brown (1.60 ERA) at Wrigley Field in one of the better pitching matchups of the week. Milwaukee is the road favorite — and the under is drawing all the sharp money.
Three MLB prop plays worth locking in tonight — one pitcher in the middle of a historically dominant stretch, one slugger on a ridiculous power tear, and one ace who's practically free money at even odds.
Shota Imanaga takes the mound at Wrigley Field as the Cubs host the Brewers in a big NL Central series opener. Here is our prediction, odds, and best bet.
Jake Burger at Coors Field leads three MLB props we love for Monday night — plus a sneaky under on the Cubs' ace Shota Imanaga.
The Cubs cross town tonight with Edward Cabrera dealing, and a three-leg same game parlay is waiting to be cashed. Cabrera strikeouts, Cubs ML, and Under 8.5 all connect through the same thesis.
The Crosstown Classic brings the Cubs to Rate Field on Rivalry Weekend. Sean Burke has been quietly consistent, and the 77% public lean on Chicago creates a prime fade opportunity.
Shota Imanaga's 2.28 ERA faces Atlanta's rookie starter JR Ritchie in a mid-May clash between two of the NL's best teams -- and one side has a clear pitching edge.
Shota Imanaga takes the mound as the Cubs look to complete a four-game sweep of the Reds at Wrigley Field — and the pitching edge alone makes Chicago the clear play.
Chicago's five-game winning streak rolls into Wrigley Field on Tuesday night against a Reds team sending Andrew Abbott to the mound, and the Cubs have every reason to make it six.
Zac Gallen takes the mound at a cold, windy Wrigley Field against Colin Rea and the hot-starting Cubs in a Friday afternoon NL battle worth watching.
