CHW
White Sox
SP: Schultz (3-6)
0
TEX
Rangers
SP: Rocker (2-8)
🏆
10
DET
Tigers
SP: Valdez (5-6)
2
CHC
Cubs
SP: Peterson (4-7)
🏆
11
MIA
Marlins
SP: Phillips (2-5)
3
HOU
Astros
SP: Imai (6-4)
🏆
5
WSH
Nationals
SP: Palmquist (0-1)
7
COL
Rockies
SP: Lorenzen (3-9)
🏆
8
STL
Cardinals
SP: Liberatore (5-6)
1
LAA
Angels
SP: Ureña (5-7)
🏆
5
CIN
Reds
SP: Burns (11-1)
🏆
4
SEA
Mariners
SP: Castillo (3-8)
2
ATH
Athletics
SP: Perkins (2-5)
5
ARI
Diamondbacks
SP: Drake (0-0)
🏆
6
MIN
Twins
SP: Rojas (1-1)
2
CLE
Guardians
SP: Messick (8-5)
🏆
5
LAD
Dodgers
SP: Wrobleski (10-2)
🏆
2
PHI
Phillies
SP: Wheeler (10-1)
1
TB
Rays
SP: Rasmussen (7-5)
🏆
12
TOR
Blue Jays
SP: Gausman (4-8)
2
SD
Padres
SP: Buehler (5-5)
🏆
8
ATL
Braves
SP: López (4-2)
3
NYM
Mets
SP: Thornton (0-1)
🏆
4
MIL
Brewers
SP: Sproat (3-4)
0
SF
Giants
SP: Mahle (2-9)
2
KC
Royals
SP: Avila (5-3)
🏆
3
PIT
Pirates
SP: Chandler
NYY
Yankees
SP: Warren
BAL
Orioles
SP: Bradish (6-9)
BOS
Red Sox
SP: Rivera (0-0)
1 (33%)
3 (100%)
Rays (-104)
Confidence 95 %:
The Tampa Bay Rays present strong value at near-even money. They hold a clear starting pitching advantage with Drew Rasmussen (3.26 ERA) matching up against Kevin Gausman (4.33 ERA), while boasting a vastly superior run differential (+0.18 vs. -0.48) over the struggling Blue Jays.
Confidence 55 %:
Priced Tampa Bay at 54.5% fair, about -120, versus executable -104. The market appears too flat given the confirmed starter matchup of Drew Rasmussen against Kevin Gausman, with Rasmussen carrying the stronger run-prevention profile and Tampa Bay also showing the better season offense, team pitching, WHIP, OPS, record, and run differential. Toronto’s home-field edge and Tampa Bay’s poor recent road form keep this from being a larger position, but they do not fully offset the Rays’ starter/team-quality advantage. At -104, the implied probability is only 50.98%, leaving a real edge rather than a thin coin-flip lean.
Dodgers (+121)
Confidence 51 %:
Priced from the market first, Dodgers +116 implies 46.3%. My fair price is Dodgers 51.0%, roughly -104, because the full-team run profile is materially better than the current moneyline suggests: Los Angeles is 63-37 with a +1.55 run differential per game, 5.17 runs scored per game, 3.62 allowed, the No. 3 offense and No. 1 defense, while Philadelphia is 55-45 with a slightly negative run differential at -0.13 and a 19th-ranked offense. Wrobleski is also not a weak underdog starter in the provided data, listed at 10-2 with a 2.69 ERA, so the market appears to be giving Philadelphia a larger home/Wheeler premium than I can justify. The public profile supports that possibility: home ML shows 70% public with a sharply negative sharp-public delta, suggesting the Phillies price may be inflated by public demand. At +116, the quoted return creates about 10.2% estimated EV versus my fair probability, which is enough to clear the edge threshold despite lineup uncertainty and the starter-context conflict.
Marlins (+116)