1 point NY Yankees/Boston (Over 10.5) @ 2.05 Pinnacle

00:05 GMT NY Yankees @ Boston

In Johnson's last 10 starts the Yankees have played the 'over' in 7 of them. Johnson has a 7.36 ERA over his last 3 games. In 7 starts made by Johnson versus the Red Sox the 'over' is 5-1-1. Clements last 2 starts versus the Yankees both played 'over'. Boston is presently on a 4-0 'over' streak and these two teams have played 'over' in 4 of the 6 previous meetings this season.

2 points Chicago WS (-1.5) @ 1.91 Pinnacle

18:20 GMT Chicago Cubs @ Chicago WS

After last night's dominant pitching performance from Buehrle, the Pale Hose will look for more of the same from Freddy Garcia who has a 3-0 team start record averaging greater than seven innings per start with an 0.82 career ERA against the Cubbies. Garcia has won six straight decisions and has allowed three earned runs or less in seven straight starts. The Cubs send starter Rich Hill to the mound and he is 0-3 for the season with an awful 7.63 ERA. Hill is 0-5 with a 8.54 ERA on his career. After yesterday's loss, the Cubs are now 8-15 in day games while the Chi Sox are 13-4.

2 points Chicago WS (-1.5) @ 2.25 Intertops

21:05 GMT Chicago Cubs @ Chicago White Sox

The White Sox are currently a -170 choice and are too high of a favourite for me to play on. With that said, I can't help but make the White Sox a play today, so I will trust the run line. Mark Buehrle simply refuses to let his team lose at home, shown by his 4-0 team start record this season and 19-4 TSR as a home favourite. Throw in Buehrle's 14-1 TSR in the month of May and his 19-6 TSR in day games, and that should be enough ammo to pull the trigger on the Sox. But wait, the Cubs are batting a dismal .193 against southpaws this season, and are 7-14 in day games. The Sox are 12-4 in their day games, and 20-5 against righties.

1 point Milwaukee @ 2.33 Bodog

18:05 GMT Philadelphia @ Milwaukee

Subscribers played the Brew Crew last night and came away with the win. The scoreline was closer than what it should have been as Philly scored three times with two outs in the ninth innings to tie the game. Not to be out done, Milwaukee got the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. This afternoon, a pair of lefties oppose each other on the hill. I'm going with the same reasoning as last night aswell as knowing the Phillies are batting .220 against lefty starters this year while the Brew Crew is hitting .324 and putting up nearly seven runs a game against southpaw starters.