These are the dog days, indeed. On the heels of the All-Star break and the trade deadline, August can be an absolute slog. The wear-and-tear of the MLB marathon can get to any club, whether ...

Last year around this time, I wrote an article discussing a recent phenomenon that was taking place in MLB: Big favorites had become the best bet on the planet. After yesterday’s Houston-Baltimore game in which ...

With the MLB trade deadline passed, oddsmakers were quick to adjust their World Series odds. There were a handful of moves — or lack thereof — that have the potential to impact a team’s chances ...

The MLB betting markets are largely driven by starting pitching. If Team A’s starter has a better statistical profile than Team B’s starter, often times regardless of other factors — bullpen, defense, and offense — ...

The first half of the 2019 MLB season is in the books and it has been a historic season thus far. We’ve seen 3,691 home runs hit already and it’s only going to get hotter ...

Looks as if there has been a shift in power with MLB’s interleague play. For years, the American League was justifiably viewed as the dominant of the two. In fact, the AL “won” 14 straight ...

In analyzing the St. Louis Cardinals prior to the season, I made the note, “look to bet on vs. left-handed starters.” The reason was fairly simple as the Cardinals lineup is loaded with right-handed bats. ...

While a starting pitcher is only one piece to the very complex equation of handicapping the MLB, they continue to account for a big chunk of the traditional moneyline price. Below we take a look ...

If you are wondering what an “over” MLB team looks like, look no further than the Seattle Mariners. Nearly 75 percent of Seattle’s games thus far have gone over the total (35-12-2 O/U). As with ...

Earlier this week, we discussed the Cincinnati Reds and their “unlucky” record. Let’s shift gears and dive into the Pittsburgh Pirates who heading into Friday have been outscored by over a run per game and ...