This is a play on the CLEVELAND GUARDIANS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. Cleveland took the opener of this series on Friday to snap a two-game losing streak and a 2-7 slide over its previous nine games but gave it back last night. The Guardians are a disappointing 22-29 but very much alive in the weak National League Central. The Cardinals remain hot as they opened the season with a 10-24 record but have won 14 of their last 20 games to remain afloat in the average National League Central as they are just four games out of first place. Jordan Montgomery opened the season strong then got bashed by Arizona before recovering with three straight quality starts but he has struggled since with an 8.16 ERA over his last three outings and remains overpriced. Hunter Gaddis opened the season with some issues and was optioned down to AAA but returned Monday where he tossed six scoreless innings, allowing two hits and one walk in a 3-0 win over the White Sox. Here, we play against road teams after scoring and allowing three runs or less going up against an opponent after scoring four runs or less in five straight games. This situation is 91-52 (63.6 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (922) Cleveland Guardians

This is a play on the MILWAUKEE BREWERS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. Milwaukee has dropped the first three games of this series and will look to avoid the sweep on Sunday. The Brewers are still in first place in the National League Central but by just a half-game over the Pirates. The Giants are making a move up in the National League West as they trail the Dodgers by just 4.5 games after a great run where they have won 10 of their last 12 games behind incredible pitching, allowing just 2.7 rpg. The solid pitching has been bolstered by Alex Cobb who has allowed three runs or less in all 10 of his starts and has a 2.17 ERA but a not so spectacular 1.31 WHIP. He has been shaky in his last two outings with a 4.35 ERA. Colin Rea has been up and down as he has allowed four runs in three of his seven starts but he has a 2.45 ERA in his other four starts and is coming off his best game of the season. Here, we play against road teams after scoring and allowing three runs or less going up against an opponent after scoring four runs or less in four straight games. This situation is 140-89 (61.1 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (902) Milwaukee Brewers

This is a play on the CHICAGO CUBS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. Tampa Bay is coming off a series win over the Dodgers to conclude a 7-3 homestand and it improved to 26-6 at home. The Rays have not been as good on the road as they are 13-10 where the pitching has not been nearly as strong. The Cubs were swept at home against Cincinnati over the weekend and they have now lost four straight games following a pair of wins against the Mets to open their previous series and they have now flipped from two games over .500 at home to two games under .500. Marcus Stroman is coming off another solid start where he allowed two runs on four hits over eight innings against the Mets and he has allowed two runs or less in nine of his 11 starts including five of six at home. Taj Bradley opened his career strong with four straight starts of allowing three runs or less but gave up four runs in four innings against Toronto last time out. Here, we play against American League road teams averaging 5.4 or more rpg and after a win by two runs or less going up against National League teams with a starting pitcher whose ERA is 3.70 or better. This situation is 29-8 (78.4 percent) since 1997. 10* (970) Chicago Cubs

This is a play on the NEW YORK YANKEES as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. The Yankees are regaining their health and with that has come a solid run as they are coming off a series win over San Diego and they have won nine of their last 13 games despite a three-game losing streak being thrown in the mix. Seattle won its weekend series against Pittsburgh following a four-game sweep over Oakland and the 6-1 run has put the Mariners back over .500 and are now 5.5 games behind Texas in the American League West. Domingo German got hit hard in Minnesota to end April where he allowed six runs including three home runs in six innings but he has been great since then, posting a 1.64 ERA. This is his first start since his 10-game suspension. Bryce Miller has been outstanding since the top prospect was recalled from the minors as he has a 1.15 ERA through his first five starts which is the reason the Mariners are significant favorites here. Here, we play on road underdogs with a money line of +125 to +175 after five straight games where they stranded seven or less runners on base and with a starting pitcher whose ERA is less than 2.50 over his last three starts. This situation is 26-13 (66.7 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (965) New York Yankees

This is a play on the MIAMI HEAT for our NBA Signature Enforcer. Boston barely survived Game Six as it won on a last second tip in to force a Game Seven and while it seems the Celtics have the big advantage, that might not be the case in this game as the biggest intangible that is not in their favor is coaching. That was even evident at the end of Game Six as the inbound play that the Celtics ran was horrible but they got away with it. One thing that Miami can take solace in from Game Six is that they nearly won despite their two biggest players, Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo, going a combined 9-37 (24.3 percent) from the floor and it is highly unlikely that both have back-to-back poor games. Admittedly, the pressure has clearly shifted from being on Boston and going over to Miami as it was ready to become just the second No. 8 seed to make the NBA Finals and is now in the position of being the first team ever to blow a 3-0 series lead. There have been only 36 Game Seven road winners in the NBA playoffs but it has happened 15 times in the past 12 seasons so Miami winning this game outright is far from out of the question. Here, we play against home favorites of 3.5 to 9.5 points with a winning percentage between .600 and .750 off a road win by three points or less, playing a team with a winning record. This situation is 68-32 ATS (68 percent) since 1996. 10* (509) Miami Heat