MLB moneyline board.

CLE is the clear side: 78-75 vs 61-92, 5.4 RPG against OAK's 3.0, and Barnett's 7.08 ERA/1.62 WHIP over 40.7 IP is a soft matchup. Model's 70.6% is aggressive versus m...

Model's 51.9% on BAL is hard to justify: Milwaukee is 95-58 with 7.4 RPG and a .972 OPS against Baltimore's 75-78 and .662 OPS, and the Orioles' starter is TBD with on...

SEA is the clear side: .793 OPS and 5.7 RPG against COL's .531 OPS and 3.8 RPG, with Woo (3.88 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, 9.04 K/9) opposite a TBD arm proxied at 6.01 ERA/1.55 WH...

Model (70.6%) and market (72.7%) essentially agree on LAD, so no comparison to exploit but the side is sound: Glasnow's 0.97 WHIP and 11.24 K/9 against a Perdomo with...

Model at 70.6% on SDP vs market's 63.9% implied — directionally aligned, so take the side without stretching. Petco's 0.962 park factor plus two starters at 3.55-3.60...

Model (54.9% NYY) and market (-122, ~54.7%) agree, so the side is consensus: NYY's 5.4 RPG and .692 OPS clearly outclass Arizona's 4.5 RPG and .564 OPS. The 9.02 total...

Model takes KCR at 53.9% against a market implying 63.4% home, and it is picking the team with the worse record (67-86) and far worse offense (.518 OPS, 3.2 RPG) while...

Model has CIN at 55.5% vs market's 45.7% implied — a ~10-point gap with no clear justification, and it's backing the team with the worse record (71-82) and far worse o...

Model leans HOU at 53.3% while market implies 47.8%, and the offense_defense_mismatch flag fits: ATL is 89-64 with a .789 OPS versus Houston's 77-76 and .695 OPS on 3....

Model (50.9%) and market (46.9%) are close; this is near a coin flip. Minnesota's 3.0 RPG and .673 OPS is the weakest input here, which supports taking LAA at plus mon...