SD +195 o9.0
PHI -215 u9.0
STL -103 o9.0
PIT -106 u9.0
NYY -140 o8.5
TOR +129 u8.5
CIN +146 o7.5
BOS -159 u7.5
ATH +148 o8.0
TB -161 u8.0
BAL -109 o8.5
TEX +101 u8.5
KC +138 o7.5
SEA -150 u7.5
SF -127 o8.5
AZ +117 u8.5
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62% picking Baltimore vs NY Yankees to go Over

62%
38%

Total PicksBAL 93, NYY 58

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65% picking Baltimore vs NY Yankees to go Over

65%
35%

Total PicksBAL 219, NYY 119

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