Best MLB bets Sunday, July 13 Pix before All-Star Brake

Today is an important for those of you who like to bet on baseball. These will be the last 15 MLB games on the schedule before the all-star break. To help you take the maximum advantage of this, we offer our best MLB bets for Sunday, July 13.

Fifteen games mean that there are more than 1,000 markets to choose. Our list reduces things for you.

Tampa Bay rays vs Boston Red Sox

This is the form of a coin flip. The Rage Starter Ryan Pepriot has a 3.32 ERA, while Boston Starter Brian Bello examined at 3.27. Both have allowed two of their last five runs or less. However, Boston has won nine consecutive consecutive and seems to have a neck to pull the recent sports.

Our pick: Red Sox ML

To promote the price, turn it into a single-game parl: Under 9 (-10) and Red Sox ML (-1124)
SGP Obstacles: +178

Miami Marlins vs Baltimore Oriols

Neither is it heavy to start the pitcher, but the teams are hitting only .200 against Marlins Right Eri Perez on the road (four games, 16 1/3 innings). On the other hand, Brandon Young of Baltimore has allowed nine -earned runs in three domestic starts (13 1/3 innings), and the opponents are hitting .321 against him at the Camden Yard.

Miami is not more aggressive than last week (.218 average), but Marlins scored six runs yesterday. Perez has allowed just three hits and one has earned one in its July 2 (11 innings).

We do not know who will win the game, but Perez should control the initial innings.

Our pick: Marlins ML (first five innings)

Texas Rangers vs Houston Astro

Texas is swinging more than the last week (.281), while not Houston (.238). However, both teams are rolling top -level weapons. Rangers sent Nathan Eowldi to the mound (1.62 ERA, 0.85 whip), while counters with Astro Hunter Brown (2.21 ERA, 0.94 Whip).

With both of them on the mound, a low scoring is written on it.

Our pick: 7 under 7

Los Angeles Dojers vs San Francisco Giants

Anything can happen in baseball, but it would be really shocking to turn into a slugfest. Joshinobbu brings 2.77 ERA to Yamamoto game, and he is even better on the road: nine initially 5-3, 2.12 ERA, .173 rival batting average. Veteran starter Robbie Ray has thrown at home at home, posting 4–1 records, 2.48 ERAs and .224 Oba.

San Francisco’s bulfane should be stable after exiting the ray, but the pen of doors is more than a question mark. He makes Under the first five innings (+112 at 3.5) It is worth a look, but we will return the full game.

Our pick: under 7.5