Momverse Baseball Tips

I choose this because the Guardians have consistently outplayed the Tigers recently, with their dominant pitching and timely hitting creating multi-run victories. The Tigers' struggling offense is unlikely to keep it a one-run game.

I choose this because both starters have been excellent recently, and the Guardians' pitching staff is on a historic run of limiting runs. The Tigers' offense is cold, making a low-scoring game the most probable outcome.

I choose this because the Guardians have a massive pitching advantage, both in their starter and their bullpen, combined with the immense momentum and psychological edge they hold over the spiraling Tigers.

I choose this because the Yankees have won four of their five matchups against the White Sox this season by at least two runs, and the overwhelming pitching and offensive advantages suggest they will do so again.

I choose this because the Yankees have every advantage in this matchup, from their ace starting pitcher Carlos Rodón to their elite offense and superior bullpen. The White Sox are in a complete slump and have little to play for, making them an easy target for a motivated Yankees team.

I choose this because the Red Sox have significant momentum and a better starting pitcher in a high-leverage game. The Blue Jays are in a severe slump, and their decision to go with a bullpen game in a must-win situation is a major red flag.

I choose this because while the Blue Jays' offense has been bad, a bullpen game for them and Bello's recent inconsistency makes a high-scoring game a real possibility. The Red Sox's offense has been hot and should be able to score enough to push the total over.

I choose this because the Red Sox's recent victories have been by multi-run margins, and the Blue Jays' offense has been completely shut down. Even if Bello struggles, the Red Sox's offensive firepower should be enough to keep the game from being a blowout, and the Blue Jays will likely not be able to score enough runs to win by a comfortable margin.

I choose this because the Mariners have won the first two games of this series by a wide margin, and with the Rockies throwing a struggling pitcher, the potential for a blowout is high. The Mariners' offense should easily be able to cover the run line.