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Key Takeaways
- Cubs enter our rankings as they sit two games under the .500 mark and have gone on a 9-4 run over their last 13 games.
- The Giants should continue to be hot as they host the Tigers at home.
- The Giants are a pricey -240 favorite against Detroit at home on Saturday.
How do the MLB teams rank right now? Let's take a look. This is a current hotness ranking.
- San Diego Padres
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- Minnesota Twins
- New York Yankees
- Kansas City Royals
- San Francisco Giants
- Baltimore Orioles
- Boston Red Sox
- Milwaukee Brewers
- New York Mets
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Tampa Bay Rays
- Houston Astros
- Chicago Cubs
The Philadelphia Phillies and LA Dodgers both have solid winning records at the moment but are each in a funk at the moment. Cleveland, meanwhile, gets knocked out of the ratings on Saturday.
Cubs @ White Sox
The Chicago Cubs enter the Top Rankings with a 9-4 run over their last 13 games. They're now in a series with that other Chicago team, the lowly White Sox. Saturday's game features a line of -240 for the Cubs, who are technically the away team. We suspect there will be more Cubs fans in attendance.
Rangers @ Yankees (Game 1 of Doubleheader)
Texas has mostly had the Yankees number in recent games, though New York did win the last two in this series. Friday's game was postponed.
Texas Rangers career statistics vs. Carlos Rodón but only four Rangers have faced him. This has totaled 51 at bats. They are .275 with Corey Seager 4-for-6 with a home run.
Rodón surrendered three runs over 5 1/3 innings on Saturday in a win over the Blue Jays.
New York Yankees career statistics vs. Nathan Eovaldi are .279 with 20 RBIs.
Eovaldi gave up five runs in five-plus innings Sunday in a loss to the Red Sox.
Tigers @ Giants
The Giants are among the hottest teams in Major League Baseball at the moment, however, you will be getting them priced at -245 playing at home against the Detroit Tigers.
Padres @ Marlins
San Diego's starts Matt Waldron and they come in as a -180 road favorite in Miami.
Waldron has wins in two of his last three starts. Against the Rockies his last start he struck out seven batters over 5 2/3 innings of one-run baseball.
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