Tony’s Picks Morning Show Betting Preview for Friday, July 10, 2026
Friday’s Tony’s Picks Morning Show attacked a complete 15-game Major League Baseball schedule before shifting to a three-game WNBA card. Tony T and Chris Adkins found several shared positions, while Ron Hahn and the Morning Show chat added moneylines, totals, player props, team totals, and same-day parlay ideas.
The strongest areas of agreement centered on Milwaukee, Tampa Bay, Miami, Boston, the Chicago White Sox, Minnesota, Toronto in Major League Baseball, and Connecticut plus the points in the WNBA. Several games produced divided opinions, particularly Philadelphia at Detroit, Kansas City at Baltimore, Chicago at Cincinnati, Atlanta at St. Louis, and Golden State at Connecticut.
The prices below reflect the available July 10 morning market. Betting numbers can move throughout the day, especially when weather or injury information changes. Each recommendation should therefore be compared against the listed betting threshold before a wager is placed.
Morning Show Handicapper Card
Tony T Official Picks
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Washington Nationals moneyline
Kansas City Royals moneyline
Chicago Cubs moneyline
Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Miami Marlins moneyline
Boston Red Sox moneyline
Chicago White Sox run line
Minnesota Twins moneyline
Toronto Blue Jays moneyline
Arizona Diamondbacks–Los Angeles Dodgers under
Colorado Rockies–San Francisco Giants over
Toronto Tempo plus the points
Connecticut Sun plus the points
Chicago Sky plus the points
Tony T Parlay: Toronto Tempo plus the points, Milwaukee Brewers moneyline, and Washington Nationals moneyline
Chris Adkins Official Picks
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
New York Yankees–Washington Nationals over 9.5
Chicago Cubs–Cincinnati Reds over 9.5
Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Miami Marlins moneyline
Chicago White Sox run line
Minnesota Twins -1 alternate run line
Toronto Blue Jays moneyline
Arizona Diamondbacks–Los Angeles Dodgers under 8.5
Colorado Rockies–San Francisco Giants over 8.5
Connecticut Sun plus the points
Chris Adkins Parlay: Milwaukee Brewers moneyline, Chicago White Sox run line, and Toronto Blue Jays moneyline
Chris Adkins Home Run Pick: Munetaka Murakami
Chris Adkins Long-Shot Home Run Pick: Kyle Karros
Ron Hahn Featured Chat Picks
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Philadelphia Phillies–Detroit Tigers over
Chicago Cubs moneyline
Boston Red Sox moneyline
Sonny Gray to record the win
Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Chicago White Sox moneyline
Shohei Ohtani over 6.5 strikeouts
Golden State Valkyries to cover
Ron Hahn Parlay: Tampa Bay Rays moneyline, Boston Red Sox moneyline, and Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Handicapper Availability Note
Tony T and Chris Adkins supplied the primary official free selections during the uploaded Morning Show.
Ron Hahn participated through the Morning Show chat and provided multiple listed plays.
Bo Dunn and Al Ninos were identified as part of the day’s handicapper roster, but no free on-air selections from either handicapper were included in the uploaded Morning Show transcript. Their premium selections are therefore not represented or revealed.
Major League Baseball Betting Preview
Milwaukee Brewers at Pittsburgh Pirates
Market Odds
Milwaukee Brewers: Approximately +107 to +110
Pittsburgh Pirates: Approximately -127 to -130
Run Line: Milwaukee +1.5, approximately -180
Total: 8.5
Weather: Approximately 76 degrees with a significant chance of rain and wind moving from right to left near six miles per hour.
Brandon Sproat faces Braxton Ashcraft in a matchup between a hot Milwaukee team and a Pittsburgh club that has also shown improved offensive production.
Milwaukee entered 29-16 on the road and had generated approximately 10 units of profit in that role. The Brewers’ recent hitting form and stronger bullpen create the foundation for the underdog position.
Pittsburgh’s lineup has been productive enough to prevent this from becoming a one-sided handicap. The Pirates have also shown improved power, but their home performance against National League opponents has been poor. Pittsburgh entered approximately 14-22 in those games with a substantial negative return.
Rain is the most important external variable. A delay could shorten either starter’s outing and increase bullpen exposure. The moneyline remains the preferred market because Milwaukee does not need to create a two-run margin.
Tony T’s Pick: Milwaukee Brewers moneyline, approximately +107
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Milwaukee Brewers moneyline, approximately +107
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Milwaukee moneyline. Brew Crew support also appeared throughout the chat.
Consensus Report: Milwaukee produced one of the strongest agreements of the show. Tony, Chris, Ron, and the primary chat contributors all supported the road underdog.
Philadelphia Phillies at Detroit Tigers
Market Odds
Philadelphia Phillies: Approximately +100
Detroit Tigers: Approximately -118
Run Line: Philadelphia +1.5, approximately -190
Total: 8.5
Weather: Approximately 76 degrees with an eight-mile-per-hour crosswind.
Aaron Nola and Jack Flaherty enter with season statistics that make both starters difficult to trust. Nola has struggled with command, traffic, and inconsistency, while Flaherty has spent time working back from injury.
Detroit entered on a five-game winning streak and has shown improved offensive power. Flaherty’s first two appearances after returning were also encouraging, with no earned runs allowed, only five hits surrendered, and 14 strikeouts.
Philadelphia has historically performed well against Detroit, but that trend carries less value than Flaherty’s current health and Nola’s ongoing inconsistency.
No official Tony T or Chris Adkins selection was made on the side or total. The chat produced opposing positions.
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Philadelphia–Detroit over 8.5
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Aaron Nola under 16.5 outs. Bakari also expressed Philadelphia interest. Thomas Maggio—Detroit moneyline.
Consensus Report: There was no unified Morning Show position. Ron preferred the over, while other chat contributors split between Philadelphia and Detroit.
New York Yankees at Washington Nationals
Market Odds
New York Yankees: Approximately -157
Washington Nationals: Approximately +135
Run Line: Washington +1.5, approximately -115
Total: 9.5
Over 9.5: Juiced above the standard -110 price at several books
Weather: Approximately 87 degrees with a light breeze and a chance of rain.
Ryan Weathers starts for New York, while Washington is expected to use Carson Palmquist as an opener before Zach Littell handles the bulk innings.
The Yankees scored 12 runs in their previous game, but their broader offensive form remains concerning. New York entered with a batting average near .220 and an on-base percentage below .285 across its recent sample.
Washington has been considerably more productive, hitting near .259 with a slugging percentage around .481. The Nationals also entered 18-11 against left-handed starters with a strong positive betting return.
Chris approached the game through the total because both Weathers and the Washington pitching arrangement carry blowup potential. Tony preferred the plus-money home side because New York’s recent offensive numbers do not justify the elevated road price.
Tony T’s Pick: Washington Nationals moneyline, approximately +135
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Over 9.5
Morning Show Chat Picks: Richard Lockhart—Washington team total over 4.5. Ken McMullough—Washington moneyline.
Consensus Report: The room leaned toward Washington producing offense. Tony and Ken backed the Nationals outright, while Chris and Richard targeted the scoring markets.
Kansas City Royals at Baltimore Orioles
Market Odds
Kansas City Royals: Approximately +125
Baltimore Orioles: Approximately -145
Run Line: Kansas City +1.5, approximately -145
Total: 9.5
Weather: Approximately 85 degrees with a light crosswind and a limited chance of rain.
Kansas City has hit approximately .271 with a .445 slugging percentage across its recent sample. Baltimore has been considerably less productive, batting around .233 with an on-base percentage close to .316.
Luinder Avila’s full-season ERA creates concern, but his road numbers have been much better. He entered with an ERA near 2.65 across 10 road appearances and had limited opposing power effectively.
Baltimore’s status as the home favorite may be carrying too much weight. The Orioles entered approximately 15-20 when priced at -110 or higher at home, producing a significant loss for bettors.
Tony identified the gap between Kansas City’s current offense and Baltimore’s recent performance as enough to justify the underdog price.
Tony T’s Pick: Kansas City Royals moneyline, approximately +125
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Baltimore -1.5. Additional chat interest appeared on Baltimore.
Consensus Report: This was one of the most divided games. Tony backed Kansas City’s recent hitting and underdog value, while Bakari preferred Baltimore to win by margin.
Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds
Market Odds
Chicago Cubs: Approximately +107
Cincinnati Reds: Approximately -115
Run Line: Chicago +1.5, approximately -180
Total: 9.5
Weather: Approximately 84 degrees with light wind and a possibility of rain.
Hunter Greene returns for Cincinnati after another absence. His velocity remains elite, but durability, command, and workload are all legitimate concerns.
Shota Imanaga has stabilized recently, recording an ERA near 3.00 over his previous five starts. The Cubs have also shown stronger offensive form, including a slugging percentage around .472 across their recent sample.
Cincinnati entered batting approximately .221 with an on-base percentage near .303 over its previous 26 games. The Reds also carried a poor divisional record and an unreliable home bullpen.
Tony preferred Chicago as a plus-money underdog. Chris attacked the total because Greene’s workload is uncertain and both bullpens can create late scoring.
Tony T’s Pick: Chicago Cubs moneyline, approximately +107
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Over 9.5
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Chicago Cubs moneyline
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Chicago Cubs moneyline. Caldog—Chicago interest. Caldog later included Cincinnati in a separate parlay.
Consensus Report: Chicago was the stronger side consensus. Tony, Ron, and Bakari supported the Cubs, while Chris targeted the over rather than choosing a winner.
Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays
Market Odds
Seattle Mariners: Approximately +105
Tampa Bay Rays: Approximately -116
Run Line: Tampa Bay -1.5, plus money
Total: 8
Seattle entered hitting approximately .214 with an on-base percentage below .300 across its recent sample. The Mariners were also only 20-27 on the road with a sizable negative return.
Tampa Bay has been one of baseball’s strongest home teams. The Rays entered approximately 33-15 at home and continued to produce quality offensive numbers against right-handed pitching.
The relatively modest moneyline price does not fully reflect the difference between Tampa Bay’s home performance and Seattle’s road struggles.
Tony T’s Pick: Tampa Bay Rays moneyline, approximately -116
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Tampa Bay Rays moneyline, approximately -116
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Tampa Bay moneyline. Richard Lockhart—Tampa Bay moneyline. Thomas Maggio—Tampa Bay moneyline.
Consensus Report: Tampa Bay was a unanimous featured position. Tony, Chris, Ron, and multiple chat members all backed the Rays.
Cleveland Guardians at Miami Marlins
Market Odds
Cleveland Guardians: Approximately +100
Miami Marlins: Approximately -114
Run Line: Cleveland +1.5, approximately -200
Total: 7
Over 7: Juiced above -110
Miami entered as one of baseball’s hottest teams and remained 31-17 at home. The Marlins have also handled left-handed pitching effectively, hitting approximately .245 with a slugging percentage near .410 in that split.
Cleveland has struggled against right-handed pitching, batting around .215 with an on-base percentage below .300. Those numbers create a difficult matchup against Sandy Alcantara.
Alcantara’s recent ERA has settled near 3.00, while the Miami bullpen has been the stronger unit. Parker Messick remains capable for Cleveland, but his recent ERA has moved closer to 4.00.
The price sits near the upper boundary of what the show prefers to lay, but Miami’s home form and Cleveland’s offensive weakness support the favorite.
Tony T’s Pick: Miami Marlins moneyline, approximately -114
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Miami Marlins moneyline, approximately -114
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Miami moneyline. Richard Lockhart—Miami moneyline. Scipio noted Miami’s extended winning streak against American League opponents.
Consensus Report: Miami produced another strong unanimous position among the principal contributors.
Boston Red Sox at New York Mets
Market Odds
Boston Red Sox: Approximately +110
New York Mets: Approximately -124
Run Line: Boston +1.5, approximately -180
Total: 7.5
Boston entered having won 11 of its previous 13 games. The Red Sox have also produced a batting average near .250 with a slugging percentage above .420 on the road.
Sonny Gray has been the central factor in the handicap. He entered with an ERA near 1.62 and a WHIP close to 0.87 across his previous five starts.
Nolan McLean has strong long-term upside, but his home ERA was above 5.00 entering this matchup. The Mets have also lost significant units at home despite frequently being priced as favorites.
Boston’s recent form, starting-pitching advantage, stronger bullpen, and plus-money price create one of the most attractive underdog positions on the board.
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Tony T’s Pick: Boston Red Sox moneyline, approximately +110
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Boston Red Sox moneyline
Ron Hahn’s Prop: Sonny Gray to record the win
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Boston moneyline. Magolo—Boston moneyline.
Consensus Report: Boston was a strong consensus underdog. Tony, Ron, and several chat contributors supported the Red Sox.
Athletics at Chicago White Sox
Market Odds
Athletics: Approximately +145
Chicago White Sox: Approximately -163
Run Line: Chicago -1.5, plus money
Total: 9
Under 9: Slightly juiced
The Athletics entered in poor overall form and had produced limited offense away from home. Their road batting average was near .228 with an on-base percentage close to .302.
Aaron Civale is expected to handle bulk innings after Jacob Lopez opens. Civale entered with an ERA above 8.50 and a WHIP approaching 2.00 across his previous four starts.
Chicago has hit approximately .246 at home with a slugging percentage around .415. The expected return of Munetaka Murakami adds another significant power threat to the lineup.
Sean Burke has also been a dependable strikeout source and receives a favorable matchup against a struggling offense. The price makes the full-game moneyline expensive, so both Tony and Chris moved to the run line.
Tony T’s Pick: Chicago White Sox -1.5
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Chicago White Sox -1.5
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Chicago White Sox moneyline
Morning Show Chat Picks: Richard Lockhart—Chicago team total over. Bakari—Sean Burke over 6.5 strikeouts. Thomas Maggio—Burke strikeout over. Caldog—Chicago moneyline and Murakami home run.
Consensus Report: Chicago was one of the strongest positions on the card. Tony and Chris laid the run line, while Ron and Caldog preferred the safer moneyline.
Houston Astros at Texas Rangers
Market Odds
Houston Astros: Approximately -137
Texas Rangers: Approximately +120
Run Line: Houston -1.5, approximately +120
Total: 8
Under 8: Slightly juiced
Hunter Brown starts for Houston against Cal Quantrill. Brown owns the stronger long-term profile, but his recent command has created risk.
Quantrill has been used in a bulk role and is gradually increasing his workload. Texas also entered with a bullpen that had been used heavily during the previous several games.
Houston’s offense has improved, but neither Tony nor Chris found enough separation to issue an official free side or total.
Official Morning Show Pick: No official Tony T or Chris Adkins selection.
Consensus Report: The show passed the game rather than forcing a position at a relatively efficient market price.
Los Angeles Angels at Minnesota Twins
Market Odds
Los Angeles Angels: Approximately +110
Minnesota Twins: Approximately -123
Run Line: Minnesota -1.5, plus money
Total: 9
Weather: Approximately 86 degrees with a six-mile-per-hour crosswind.
The Angels entered having lost eight of their previous 10 games and continued to struggle away from home. Their recent offensive sample included a batting average near .236 and an on-base percentage around .271.
Minnesota has produced better contact and considerably more power. The Twins entered hitting around .256 with a slugging percentage close to .440 over their previous six games.
Zebby Matthews has been stronger at home, while Grayson Rodriguez enters with severe run-prevention problems.
Tony used the standard moneyline. Chris created a more attractive payout through an alternate -1 run line, allowing the wager to push if Minnesota wins by exactly one.
Tony T’s Pick: Minnesota Twins moneyline, approximately -123
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Minnesota Twins -1 alternate run line
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Minnesota moneyline.
Consensus Report: Minnesota was another clear show consensus.
Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals
Market Odds
Atlanta Braves: Approximately -157
St. Louis Cardinals: Approximately +140
Run Line: St. Louis +1.5, approximately -125
Total: 8
Under 8: Slightly juiced
Chris Sale starts for Atlanta and provides the most recognizable pitching advantage of the evening. Kyle Leahy counters for St. Louis after a run of improved appearances.
Atlanta has shown more offensive life, but St. Louis has remained competitive and recently won two of three games in Atlanta.
No official Tony or Chris free selection was released on the matchup.
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—St. Louis moneyline. Tommy Up—Atlanta moneyline.
Consensus Report: The chat split directly between the road favorite and the home underdog. The official show passed.
Toronto Blue Jays at San Diego Padres
Market Odds
Toronto Blue Jays: Approximately +100
San Diego Padres: Approximately -110
Run Line: Toronto +1.5, approximately -165
Total: 7.5
Over 7.5: Slightly juiced
Weather: Approximately 70 degrees with wind blowing out near six miles per hour.
Shane Bieber starts for Toronto against JP Sears. Bieber has not looked sharp since returning, but Toronto’s offense has begun to improve.
The Blue Jays entered batting approximately .263 with a slugging percentage near .449 across their recent sample. San Diego was closer to .220 with a sub-.300 on-base percentage.
Toronto also entered 13-9 against left-handed starters. That split is particularly relevant against Sears, who has not shown enough consistency to justify San Diego being favored.
Tony and Chris both backed the road underdog.
Tony T’s Pick: Toronto Blue Jays moneyline, approximately +100
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Toronto Blue Jays moneyline, approximately +100
Morning Show Chat Picks: Skippy—San Diego moneyline.
Consensus Report: Tony and Chris agreed on Toronto. Skippy represented the opposing Padres position.
Arizona Diamondbacks at Los Angeles Dodgers
Market Odds
Arizona Diamondbacks: Approximately +210
Los Angeles Dodgers: Approximately -247
Run Line: Arizona +1.5, approximately -105
Total: 8.5
Over 8.5: Slightly juiced
Weather: Approximately 80 degrees with wind blowing out near eight miles per hour.
Eduardo Rodriguez enters in strong form with an ERA near 1.53 and a WHIP around 1.09 over his previous five starts. Shohei Ohtani counters with the superior full-season numbers.
Arizona has gone 18-7-2 to the under across its previous 27 games. Los Angeles has also produced a strong under record at home.
The wind direction and the Dodgers bullpen create late-inning concerns, but the starting-pitching matchup is strong enough for both Tony and Chris to support the under.
Tony T’s Pick: Under 8.5
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Under 8.5
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—Arizona moneyline. Kendrick McMullough—Arizona moneyline. Ron Hahn—Shohei Ohtani over 6.5 strikeouts. Bakari—Ohtani over 8.5 pitching outs.
Consensus Report: Tony and Chris agreed on the under. The chat found value in Arizona at the large underdog price and in Ohtani’s pitching props.
Colorado Rockies at San Francisco Giants
Market Odds
Colorado Rockies: Approximately +140
San Francisco Giants: Approximately -160
Run Line: San Francisco -1.5, plus money
Total: 8.5
Under 8.5: Slightly juiced
Weather: Approximately 60 degrees with wind blowing out near 13 miles per hour.
The temperature is unusually cool, but the strong wind direction gives the ball a better chance to carry toward the outfield.
Colorado’s recent offensive production has been much stronger than its reputation suggests. The Rockies entered hitting approximately .282 with a slugging percentage around .500 across their previous 27 games.
San Francisco also brought respectable power into the game, posting a slugging percentage near .432 during its recent sample. Tanner Gordon has been hit hard, and both bullpens have produced below-average results.
Colorado entered 14-1-1 to the over against left-handed starters, a major supporting trend with Robbie Ray on the mound for San Francisco.
Tony T’s Pick: Over 8.5
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Over 8.5
Morning Show Chat Picks: Bakari—San Francisco -1.5. Kyle Karros home run interest was introduced by Chris.
Consensus Report: Tony and Chris agreed on the over. Bakari preferred San Francisco to cover the run line.
WNBA Betting Preview
Dallas Wings at Toronto Tempo
Market Odds
Dallas Wings: Approximately -260 to -300
Toronto Tempo: Approximately +220 to +240
Point Spread: Dallas -6.5 to -7.5
Total: 178.5
Dallas entered with better straight-up form, but the Wings had failed to cover eight of their previous nine games. Their road defense had allowed opponents to shoot approximately 48 percent from the field and 36 percent from three-point range.
Toronto entered having covered five of its previous six games. The Tempo’s defensive performance has improved, and the extended home stretch gives them a scheduling advantage over a Dallas team continuing a demanding road trip.
Toronto is expected to remain without Vanloo, Fiebich, Rice, and Sykes. Sevgi Uzun was also listed as a potential uncertainty. The absences create risk, but the market has already accounted for much of that uncertainty through the elevated point spread.
Tony T’s Pick: Toronto Tempo +6.5 or better
Morning Show Chat Picks: Farrow—Dallas to cover. Bakari—Dallas moneyline.
Consensus Report: Tony backed Toronto through the spread, while the chat leaned toward Dallas winning and potentially covering.
Golden State Valkyries at Connecticut Sun
Market Odds
Golden State Valkyries: Approximately -250 to -310
Connecticut Sun: Approximately +210 to +240
Point Spread: Golden State -5.5
Total: Approximately 155
Golden State opened near an eight-point favorite before the spread dropped toward -5.5. The movement coincided with Gabby Williams being downgraded to questionable.
Connecticut remains without Brittney Griner, Bria Hartley, Aneesah Morrow, Saniya Rivers, and Hailey Van Lith. The injury report is extensive, but the Sun have covered five straight games and have been much more competitive recently.
Golden State is playing the fourth game of a five-game road trip. That scheduling position, the uncertain status of Williams, and Connecticut’s recent defensive improvement support taking the home underdog.
Tony T’s Pick: Connecticut Sun +5.5
Chris Adkins’ Pick: Connecticut Sun +5.5
Ron Hahn’s Pick: Golden State Valkyries -5.5
Morning Show Chat Picks: Farrow—Golden State moneyline. Bakari—Connecticut moneyline. Additional chat support appeared on Golden State.
Consensus Report: Tony and Chris agreed on Connecticut with the points. Ron and several chat contributors preferred the hotter Golden State team. This was the most divided WNBA game.
Chicago Sky at Los Angeles Sparks
Market Odds
Chicago Sky: Approximately +100
Los Angeles Sparks: Approximately -117
Point Spread: Chicago +1
Total: 175.5
Chicago has covered eight of its previous 10 games while showing major improvement on both sides of the floor. The Sky entered their recent sample shooting approximately 50 percent overall and 41 percent from three-point range.
Los Angeles has failed to cover five of seven. The Sparks’ recent defense has allowed approximately 101 points per game, 48 percent shooting, and 39 percent shooting from beyond the arc.
Chicago remains without DiJonai Carrington and Skylar Diggins. Los Angeles is without Cameron Brink and Kelsey Plum. Those absences create volatility, but the Sparks have not defended consistently enough to justify favorite status.
Tony T’s Pick: Chicago Sky +1
Morning Show Chat Picks: Farrow—Chicago moneyline. Kendrick McMullough—over 175.5 and Los Angeles to cover.
Consensus Report: Tony and Farrow supported Chicago. Kendrick preferred Los Angeles and the over.
World Cup Note
Belgium vs. Spain was acknowledged as the day’s lone World Cup quarterfinal matchup.
No official free Tony T or Chris Adkins World Cup selection was released during the uploaded Morning Show. The game was therefore left outside the official Morning Show pick card.
Morning Show Consensus Report
Strongest Side Consensus
Milwaukee Brewers Moneyline
Tony T, Chris Adkins, Ron Hahn, Bakari, and other chat contributors all supported Milwaukee at a plus-money price.
Tampa Bay Rays Moneyline
Tony, Chris, Ron, Bakari, Richard Lockhart, and Thomas Maggio aligned on the Rays at home.
Miami Marlins Moneyline
Tony, Chris, Bakari, and Richard Lockhart backed Miami against Cleveland.
Boston Red Sox Moneyline
Tony, Ron Hahn, Bakari, and Magolo supported Boston with Sonny Gray.
Chicago White Sox
Tony and Chris laid the run line. Ron and Caldog used the moneyline. The full room expected Chicago to defeat the Athletics.
Minnesota Twins
Tony used the standard moneyline, Chris used an alternate -1 line, and Bakari supported Minnesota outright.
Toronto Blue Jays Moneyline
Tony and Chris agreed on Toronto as a short road underdog against San Diego.
Strongest Total Consensus
Arizona Diamondbacks–Los Angeles Dodgers Under 8.5
Tony and Chris agreed that Eduardo Rodriguez and Shohei Ohtani could control the matchup.
Colorado Rockies–San Francisco Giants Over 8.5
Tony and Chris agreed on the over because of the outward wind, Gordon’s poor form, Colorado’s production against left-handed pitching, and two vulnerable bullpens.
Best Underdog Positions
Milwaukee Brewers Moneyline
The Brewers’ road record, recent offense, and bullpen edge create value at plus money.
Washington Nationals Moneyline
Washington’s offense has been substantially stronger than New York’s recent numbers, particularly against left-handed pitching.
Kansas City Royals Moneyline
Kansas City’s current hitting form and Avila’s road performance create a contrarian opportunity against an overpriced Baltimore favorite.
Boston Red Sox Moneyline
Sonny Gray’s current form and Boston’s winning streak make the Red Sox attractive at an underdog price.
Toronto Blue Jays Moneyline
Toronto’s advantage against left-handed pitching and San Diego’s weak offense support the short road dog.
Most Divided Games
Philadelphia Phillies at Detroit Tigers
Ron Hahn supported the over, while chat positions split between the two sides.
Kansas City Royals at Baltimore Orioles
Tony backed Kansas City, while Bakari laid the run line with Baltimore.
Atlanta Braves at St. Louis Cardinals
The official show passed, while chat opinions divided between Atlanta and St. Louis.
Golden State Valkyries at Connecticut Sun
Tony and Chris backed Connecticut plus the points. Ron and several chat members preferred Golden State.
Morning Show Parlay Report
Chris Adkins Three-Team Parlay
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Chicago White Sox -1.5
Toronto Blue Jays moneyline
Tony T Three-Team Parlay
Toronto Tempo plus the points
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Washington Nationals moneyline
Ron Hahn Three-Team Parlay
Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Boston Red Sox moneyline
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Bakari Four-Team Parlay
Tampa Bay Rays moneyline
Miami Marlins moneyline
Milwaukee Brewers moneyline
Boston Red Sox moneyline
Caldog Sassy Southsider Parlay
Chicago White Sox moneyline
Munetaka Murakami to hit a home run
Cincinnati Reds moneyline
Tommy Up Two-Team Parlay
Atlanta Braves moneyline
Golden State Valkyries moneyline
Morning Show Best Bet Summary
Top Consensus Moneyline: Tampa Bay Rays
Top Consensus Underdog: Milwaukee Brewers
Top Consensus Run Line: Chicago White Sox -1.5
Top Consensus MLB Total: Arizona–Los Angeles Dodgers under 8.5
Top Contrarian Underdog: Washington Nationals moneyline
Top WNBA Underdog: Connecticut Sun +5.5
Top Home Run Pick: Munetaka Murakami
Top Long-Shot Home Run Pick: Kyle Karros
Top Pitcher Prop: Sonny Gray to record the win
Top Strikeout Prop: Sean Burke over 6.5 strikeouts
Tony’s Picks Leaderboard Recap
Chris Adkins entered Friday after completing a profitable 2-1 Thursday card. His best bet on Miami cashed, while Pittsburgh was the only loss. He also continued to generate positive results through the Home Run Hit List.
Tony T finished Thursday 2-0-1. The Seattle position pushed after a late rally reached the closing spread, while Tampa Bay and Milwaukee provided the two victories.
Tony’s Picks highlighted Chris Adkins with 1,910 documented units of profit in baseball based on the site’s stated $100 unit measurement.
Chris entered Friday with a premium Major League Baseball card and indicated that additional selections could be added before the first pitch.
Tony T entered with a three-selection premium package consisting of two Major League Baseball positions and one WNBA play.
Ron Hahn remained active through the Morning Show chat and supplied several free plays, including Milwaukee, Chicago, Boston, Tampa Bay, and multiple player markets.
No updated free-pick leaderboard results for Bo Dunn or Al Ninos were announced during the uploaded Morning Show segment.
Thursday’s Game and Betting Recap
Atlanta Braves 10, Pittsburgh Pirates 5
Atlanta broke open a close game with a four-run ninth inning. Mike Yastrzemski delivered the decisive grand slam, while Matt Olson and rookie Jim Jarvis also homered.
Chris Adkins’ Pittsburgh position was the only loss on his 2-1 Thursday card.
Philadelphia Phillies 1, Cincinnati Reds 0
Jesús Luzardo controlled Cincinnati, and Philadelphia produced just enough offense to secure the shutout victory.
The result reinforced the risk of backing Cincinnati when its lineup fails to create consistent traffic.
New York Yankees 12, Tampa Bay Rays 4
New York finally produced a major offensive performance after an extended run of poor results.
The Yankees’ broader recent profile remains inconsistent despite the 12-run outburst.
New York Mets 7, Kansas City Royals 3
The Mets used a five-run fifth inning to take control.
Tyrone Taylor homered, while Mark Vientos suffered a broken hand after being hit by a pitch.
Baltimore Orioles 3, Chicago Cubs 2
Jeremiah Jackson’s two-run double in the eighth inning delivered Baltimore’s late victory.
The Orioles won despite being held without a hit for much of the game.
Cleveland Guardians 5, Minnesota Twins 2
Gavin Williams allowed only three hits and struck out 11 across seven dominant innings.
Cleveland ended its losing stretch with one of its best starting-pitching performances of the season.
Boston Red Sox 2, Chicago White Sox 1
Caleb Durbin’s two-run home run supplied Boston’s offense.
The Red Sox extended their winning streak to six and improved to 11-2 across their previous 13 games.
Detroit Tigers 4, Athletics 1
Detroit continued its recent improvement with another controlled victory.
The Athletics extended a difficult losing stretch and again failed to produce sustained offense.
Miami Marlins 8, Seattle Mariners 4
Miami continued its surge by scoring eight runs and extending one of baseball’s longest active winning streaks.
Chris Adkins cashed his best bet with the Marlins.
Milwaukee Brewers 8, St. Louis Cardinals 4
Milwaukee continued its excellent season with another productive offensive performance on the road.
Tony T cashed with the Brewers after initially referencing Miami while recapping the winning selection.
Texas Rangers 7, Los Angeles Angels 6
Texas won on a walk-off after the teams combined for 13 runs.
The Angels’ road struggles continued despite generating six runs.
Arizona Diamondbacks 3, San Diego Padres 1
Arizona’s pitching staff shut down a struggling San Diego offense.
The Padres again failed to generate enough quality at-bats with runners in scoring position.
San Francisco Giants over Colorado Rockies
San Francisco controlled the series opener despite Colorado’s strong season-long run-line record.
The result created another difficult betting loss for Rockies supporters.
Atlanta Dream 89, Seattle Storm 78
Seattle rallied late enough to reach the closing point spread.
Tony T’s Seattle selection finished as a push, completing his 2-0-1 Thursday card.
Las Vegas Aces 88, Portland 80
Las Vegas won outright, but Portland remained competitive enough to reward spread bettors depending on the market number.
Indiana Fever 92, Phoenix Mercury 89
Indiana won a competitive game in Phoenix after the market moved toward the Mercury.
The game sailed over the total and reinforced the Fever’s offensive potential and defensive vulnerability.
Morning Show Final Betting Outlook
The Friday card is driven by short underdogs and reasonably priced home teams rather than expensive public favorites.
Milwaukee, Washington, Kansas City, Boston, and Toronto offer plus-money opportunities backed by recent statistical advantages. Each carries risk, but the numbers create enough separation to avoid laying inflated prices with the opposing teams.
Tampa Bay, Miami, and Minnesota are the cleaner favorites. None requires laying an extreme number, and each owns a meaningful situational advantage.
The White Sox run line is the most aggressive side on the card. Chicago has the pitching advantage, a favorable matchup against the Athletics’ bulk arrangement, and the expected return of Murakami to strengthen the lineup.
Arizona–Los Angeles under 8.5 and Colorado–San Francisco over 8.5 are the two strongest shared totals from Tony and Chris.
The WNBA card requires greater caution because of injuries. Connecticut plus the points depends heavily on the final status of Gabby Williams, while Toronto and Chicago are being backed primarily because their opponents have failed to justify favorite status against the spread.
The strongest full-show consensus consists of Milwaukee, Tampa Bay, Miami, Boston, the Chicago White Sox, Minnesota, and Toronto in Major League Baseball.
Those positions represent the clearest overlap between recent form, pitching matchups, market value, and the opinions offered by the Morning Show handicappers and chat.
