Friday May 23 MLB -Picks: Best bets and predictions | Deadspin.com

The weekend is here, which means it’s time to bet on a baseball on Friday.

It doesn’t matter when every game starts, we can prepare you in advance of the three -day weekend.

Each team is planned to take the field, which means that 30 teams and thousands of potential plays are competitively.

Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati Reds

The Cubs have reached MLB best last week .336, but they are confronted with a pitcher who has given only 10 hits and four points throughout the season (four starts). Chicago Starter Mathew Boyd has done some solid work on the road (2.96 ERA, .255 OBA).

In addition to the cubs, Greene will keep them under control. Cincinnati does a decent task to hit the ball (.258), but do not score runs (20 in the last six games).

Less than 8.5 in -106 (Fanduel)

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Mets

The Dodgers did not hit the ball well last week, only .227 and score 27 points in six games. So it’s great that they have Clayton Kershaw on the hill, right? Not real – he got his last time out, and received five earned points in four innings.

But the Mets hit last week .194 and have only scored 13 points about their last six games. Griffin Canning, however, has given no more than two points in his last six starts. It would not be shocking to see him limit a Dodgers -Line -Up that does not touch well.

Less than 8.5 in +102 (Conceptkings)

Miami Marlins vs. Los Angeles Angels

If you are looking for many hits and scored runs, you will probably get it with this game. Marlins Starter Sandy Alcantara has an ERA of 7.99 for a 2-6 record and a 1.61 whip. He gave up 20 points during his last four starts and 35 on his last eight.

Angels-Starter Yusei Kikuchi did not do it too badly, but he is 0-4 with a 3.50 ERA and 1.44 Whip. He has not received much support from his pen and line -up. But nowadays, the Line -Up hits the ball as crazy and hits .300 with 17 home runs in the past week.

Miami does not hit badly (.265), but with how the angels hit and with Alcantara on the hill, I would tend to take the angels to win downright. But I love the over as a better gamble.

More than 8.5 in -102 (Draftkings)

Philadelphia Phillies vs. Oakland Athletics

This feels almost like cheating. In the Phillies you have a team on fire on the record, last week .294 hits 41 points in seven games. The athletics, on the other hand, hit last week .214 and scored 14 points over seven games.

So, the A’s struggle to get hits and score runs, and they must be confronted with a pitcher who has given up two points and 10 hits this month (three starts). A’s starter Jeffrey Springs has thrown well, but it is unlikely that he will get a lot (if present) Support from his team.

Philly may not score much, but they will score at least two more than the As.

Phillies -1.5 Op -110 (Fanduel)