This is a play on the BOSTON RED SOX for our Monday Free Play. After taking the second game of a double-header on Saturday, Tampa Bay followed that up with a win on Sunday to maintain its four-game lead in the American League East. The Rays are still not playing great, going just 13-12 over their last 15 games. Boston had a four-game winning streak going in the middle of May but the Red Sox have gone only 4-9 over their 13 games since then and look to conclude the homestand with a series split before heading out on a six-game roadtrip. Shane McClanahan finally suffered his first loss of the season despite a solid performance against the Cubs although it did fall short of a quality outing. He makes another road start where he has a 3.03 ERA in six games compared to a 1.22 ERA in six home starts. Brayan Bello opened the season with a rough outing against the Angels but has a 2.95 ERA in his seven starts since then. He has allowed two runs or less in his last six outings where his ERA drops to 2.53. Here, we play against teams after three straight games with no home runs, with a starting pitcher whose ERA is less than 3.00 over his last 10 games. This situation is 32-15 (68.1 percent) over the last five seasons. Play (916) Boston Red Sox

Matt lost two of three dogs Sunday, winning with +130 Los Angeles and he is 12-6 his L18 MLB plays and it is a 19-10 +$15,620 MLB run! Monday MLB Underdog Double Play as he goes for the PERFECT 2-0 SWEEP! NBA GOY Plays 7-1 YTD! The NBA is coming off a win with the Heat Sunday night and the NBA returns Wednesday with our recent 47-32-2 run. Going back, Fargo is on a 129-88-3 run and keeps it going with his one and only NBA Game of the Year

This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. Detroit and Philadelphia have nearly identical records yet the Tigers are being treated as the much worse team here. The Tigers were swept against the White Sox but were in every game with each having the potential over going the other way. The Phillies snapped a five-game losing streak with a pair of weekend wins over Washington to crawl back to five games under .500 and now trail the Braves by eight games in the National League East. They have been better at home at 14-10 but not that good to validate this number. Aaron Nola is the reason for it but it could be justified a few years ago when he was really good. He has a 4.70 ERA through 12 starts and has allowed four or more runs in three of his last four. Joey Wentz is also partially the reason for the big number as he has been up and down, allowing five runs or more in five of 11 starts but has allowed three runs or less in the other six including his last outing against Texas. Here, we play on American League road teams averaging 4.2 or fewer rpg and with a starting a pitcher who gave up one or less earned runs last outing going up against a National League starting pitcher with an ERA between 4.20 and 5.20. This situation is 39-20 (66.1 percent) since 1997. 10* (907) Detroit Tigers

This is a play on the OAKLAND ATHLETICS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. The Pirates have won five straight games to remain a half-game behind Milwaukee in the National League Central. Pittsburgh has been favored by more than -110 once in its last 20 games and that resulted in a loss to Arizona and now the Pirates are favored by their biggest amount the entire season and it is not even close. Oakland itself is the reason the Pirates are big favorites as it has the worst record in baseball and has lost four straight games but there is no major pitching disadvantage here with a ton of value on the Athletics side. Johan Oviedo opened his season poorly as he posted a 5.59 ERA through his first seven starts but he has turned it around with a 2.57 ERA over his last four outings but has turned in only one quality start. It has been a similar run for J.P. Sears, who had some rough mid-season games but has been just as good of late with a 2.42 ERA over his last four starts and was responsible for the victory last time out against the Braves. Here, we play on American League road teams averaging 4.2 or fewer rpg and with a starting a pitcher who gave up one or less earned runs last outing going up against a National League starting pitcher with an ERA between 4.20 and 5.20. This situation is 39-20 (66.1 percent) since 1997. 10* (911) Oakland Athletics