While I won with the Reds yesterday, I feel that the value lies with the Cardinals this afternoon. Cincinnati is a fairly heavy favorite on the moneyline, which allows us to get the Cards at a very reasonable price on the run-line. Though we may not need them, those extra +1.5 runs could well come in handy. Both teams are desperately trying to keep within striking distance of the Brewers. That makes this a really big game for both teams, arguably even bigger for the Cards, as they're even further behind. (FanGraphs currently has the Brewers at 92.9% to make the playoffs, the Reds at 13.4% and the Cards at 2.3%.) Oviedo has allowed just six combined runs in his past three starts combined. Gray allowed five in his last start alone. The Reds are 2-3 in Gray's past five starts and one of the two wins came by one run. Oveido's last start resulted in a 1-run loss. Consider grabbing the extra +1.5 runs with the desperate visitors.

Ben Burns released seven plays (5 MLB, 2 UFC) on Saturday, going 4-3. Only one of those received his HIGHEST RATING. That play resulted in a wire-to-wire winner. Ben is now an AWESOME 34-10 the past five weekends. Even better, his top rated baseball tickets are on a REMARKABLE $76K PROFIT RAMPAGE. Ben recently nailed his #1 NL East play. Today, its a new division with the same result. Be there!