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San Diego hosts Milwaukee with Walker Buehler listed to start and Kyle Harrison probable for the Brewers. With Buehler’s diminished form and a thin Padres bullpen, the Brewers' offense looks primed to exceed 3.5 runs.

With Dylan Cease in dominant form against a Red Sox lineup he recently one-hit, the Blue Jays hold a clear pitching edge. Patrick Sandoval's post-surgery uncertainty and a tired Boston bullpen add to the home team's advantage.

Martín Pérez and Nolan McLean meet Tuesday in Atlanta with the Braves hosting a Mets lineup missing key power bats. The conditions point toward a low-scoring contest.

Baltimore traded its veteran catcher and lost Basallo to injury. The Twins bought at the deadline and need a win. Bailey Ober’s fly-ball mix could exploit an Orioles lineup suddenly short on disciplined left-handed bats.

Chicago’s ace Shota Imanaga enters on a five-start run of 0.76 ERA, while Washington cannot yet name a starter for Tuesday’s series opener. A rested Cubs squad should make that uncertainty hurt.

Cleveland brings a rested Tanner Bibee and deadline-augmented bats to Comerica Park, where Detroit will likely use converted reliever Drew Anderson on a limited pitch count. The starting-pitching divide makes the road team the smart play.

Philadelphia arrives in St. Louis after 23 innings of extra-inning baseball in two days, with a depleted bullpen and a hamstring concern around Andrew Painter. The Cardinals, fresh and with starter Hunter Dobbins in solid form, might be…

Toronto returns to Rogers Centre with a spent bullpen after consecutive extra-inning marathons, while Boston sends out Cy Young candidate Sonny Gray against the scuffling Jameson Taillon. Back the Red Sox to exploit the mismatch.

Texas visits Anaheim for a key AL West series, but the Rangers’ patchy offense and Reid Detmers’ home presence suggest a close game. The Angels +1.5 on the run line is the value play.

Michael Soroka hasn’t pitched since June 19 and his activation for Monday remains unconfirmed. With the Rockies’ offense averaging 4.81 runs per game, the over 3.5 team total at 1.83 looks mispriced at a fast Chase Field surface.