There are 14 games on today’s MLB slate. With so much going on in the MLB, we decided to check out our computer predictions for some pointers on where to bet. Here’s one of the few bets the Model likes tonight, with odds from the top sportsbooks.
Our AI Model suggests backing the Over 8.5 in the Cardinals-Angels game. It predicts we’ll get 9.7 runs in tonight’s game. However, Caesars is currently holding that 8.5 number, proving the Over has legitimate value tonight.
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MLB Pick: Over 8.5 (-110) at Caesars Sportsbook
St. Louis Cardinals vs. Los Angeles Angels
Monday, May 13, 2024 – 09:38 PM ET at Angel Stadium
The Angels’ Righties Can Do Damage
With Matthew Liberatore on the mound, the Angels’ projected lineup has some good matchups. Liberatore is a lefty who has allowed a .167 ISO and wOBA of .362 to his first 49 righties. Even last year, he gave up a .182 ISO and OBA of .373 to 219 righties.
The Angels’ right-handed bats have added a .336 wOBA against lefties and have minimized strikeouts to 19.4%.
Look out for Taylor Ward, Kevin Pillar and Jo Adell in this Angels lineup.
Soriano Is No Better
On the other hand, the Angels will go with Jose Soriano. He’s added just 22.1% of strikeouts and has allowed a .311 wOBA to his first 145 batters.
There figures to be plenty of balls in play for the Cardinals, who still have five batters striking out below 22% of the time against righties.
MLB Computer Pick
With lots of guys on the basepaths, consider the Over 8.5 at -110 MLB odds for this interleague battle.
MLB Pick: Over 8.5 (-110) at Caesars Sportsbook (check our Caesars Sportsbook Review)
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