Coastal Carolina Money line (+130) What a way to kick off the championship series in Omaha. Coastal Carolina has won 26 games in a row and has been a force to be reckoned with this tournament. First time back to the big dance since 2016, where they won it all. They are underdogs, but they… read more

A selection of MLB’s heaviest bats and elite arms from one of the most dramatic divisions will put on a show at the All-Star break

Andrew Abbott 6+ Strikeouts (-105) He’s an All-Star and has certainly been pitching like one. Andrew Abbott has been more than stellar this season for the reds and has really helped form a dynamic duo alongside ace pitcher Hunter Greene. He is coming off a complete game shutout and also has reached the six strikeout… read more

For the second time inside this decade, the Boston Red Sox have traded a homegrown star talent and in the prime of their careers. First was Mookie Betts, and now to shock the baseball world, the Red Sox traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. The Red Sox did land pitchers Jordan Hicks and… read more

Red Sox Money line (+152) The Red Sox have the Yankees number this season. They’ve gone 4-1 against them and have won two series so far. Sure, the pitching matchup appears to be in the Yankees favor, but Bello and the Red Sox rotation has been able to deliver this week alone. Red Sox playing… read more

Paul Skenes 7+ (-140) The man with the best mustache in baseball. Paul Skenes has been a machine on the mound as of late. He’s surrendered just four earned runs in his last six starts and reaching the seven strikeout mark has been a thing of beauty in that span as well. He has a… read more

Kris Bubic 5+ Strikeouts (-185) We just saw Noah Cameron, notably not a strikeout guy punch out six batters in his outing against the Yankees. Bubic, who is more of a shrieking guy should very much be able to hit five in this outing. Bubic has been an awesome pitcher for the Royals. He has… read more

Finally, the big news broke and for Red Sox Nation, it was the one thing that can bring them joy in what’s been a disappointing season. The Red Sox have brought up number one prospect Roman Anthony. It was not only long overdue, but something the entire baseball world knew needed to happen. This is… read more

It is official, the Red Sox and MLB’s number one prospect, Roman Anthony, has made his long-awaited debut in the first game of a three-game set against the Rays. After being assigned to Worcester to begin the 2025 season, many knew that Roman Anthony would be banging down the door to the majors, with many… read more

Back in early December of last year, the Red Sox traded away their thirteenth-ranked prospect, Minor League right-handed pitcher Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz, and space in the international bonus pool to the Yankees in dire need of some catching depth, and got some from their rivals in twenty-six-year-old Carlos Narváez. Narvaez made his Major League debut for… read more