J.T. Realmuto Hits
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PHI Phillies @ MIA Marlins · 6:40p
-134FanDuel
4/5 last 5
The case
Realmuto's putting the bat on the ball — a hit in four of his last five, and he's seen this starter three times already this season.
The EdgeDaily Board
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Board record12-8-1 last 7 days
Corbin Carroll Total Bases
1.5+
ARI D-backs @ COL Rockies · 8:40p
+115DraftKings
3/5 last 5
The case
Coors, a lefty bat, and a starter giving up 1.6 home runs per nine. Carroll has cleared two bases in three of his last five.
LA Dodgers Moneyline
COL Rockies @ LA Dodgers · 10:10p
-310BetMGM
The case
Ace at home against the worst road record in the division. The case is straightforward; the price reflects it.
Parlay anchor — low payout, not an edge.
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What's on the board.
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