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Sports Corner Daily’s Results and Yesterday’s Recap
Not the day we wanted yesterday as we lost on both of our FREE plays. However, it’s a new month. Let’s start with a bang today. Below is a quick recap of yesterday's plays.
❌ MLB: Rays to win - 1 Unit (-125) - LOST - -1.05 units
❌ MLB: Reds -1.5 - 1 Unit (+115) - LOST - -1 unit
Lets get into our recap from yesterday, where the Atlanta Braves edged the Cincinnati Reds 12-11 in 10 innings. Rookie catcher Marcel Ozuna delivered the walk-off sacrifice fly to score Matt Olson, completing one of the wildest comebacks of the season. Atlanta erased a 3-3 tie with eight runs in the top of the 8th- but Cincinnati responded with eight runs of their own in the bottom half, highlighted by three-run homers from Ke’Bryan Hayes and Spencer Steer, and a solo shot from Elly De La Cruz. Ozzie Albies had four hits and two RBIs for the Braves in the marathon, which featured 12 pitchers and 30 hits total.
Up next at Yankee Stadium, the New York Yankees took advantage of trade‑deadline drama to pull off a 7-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays and claim the series. Giancarlo Stanton crushed a two-run homer in the first inning, and newcomer Ben Rice followed with a three-run shot in the second for a quick 6-0 lead. Starter Marcus Stroman allowed four runs over five innings while the Yankees overhauled their bullpen mid-game with trades including David Bednar, Jake Bird, and Camilo Doval. The Rays chipped away with four runs in the fourth, capped by Jonathan Aranda, Junior Caminero, and Taylor Walls, but bullpen trade acquisition Jonathan Loáisiga sealed the win for New York after a lengthy rain delay.
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Today's LIVE Bets:
MLB: Minnesota Twins vs Cleveland Guardians - 1 Unit (-120) - 7:10pm ET
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Cleveland to win
Analysis:
Gavin Williams has shown a strong home-field advantage, posting a 3.05 ERA over 11 starts at Progressive Field, compared to a higher 4.17 ERA when playing on the road. His effectiveness at home underscores his ability to capitalize on the supportive environment and familiar conditions. Against Cleveland, Joe Ryan has previously struggled in their lone matchup this season, surrendering three earned runs in five innings during a game in May. On the offensive side, the Twins are currently dealing with… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
MLB: LA Dodgers vs Tampa Bay Rays - 1 Unit (-145) - 7:35pm ET
Money Line - 👈 Click to get more info on tonights match up
Dodgers to win
Analysis:
Tampa Bay’s Shane Baz, who has a 4.61 ERA and a WHIP of 1.30 over 21 starts, with a ground ball rate of 48.1% and about 1.44 home runs allowed per nine innings, indicating some vulnerability to the long ball, while the Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw has been impressive on the road with a 2.83 ERA across six starts. Offensively, LA hits a solid .259 against right-handed pitchers, whereas Tampa Bay struggles against lefties, batting just .221. Recent team trends also favor the Dodgers, whose bullpen has been sharp in their last six games, and who have performed well on…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...
📢 In Other Sports News
Fantasy football prep heats up with 20 key players who could make or break your draft and Matthew Berry’s updated 2025 rankings. College football talk centers around top teams and standout matchups, with Tim Brando revealing his preseason Top 15. In MLB trade deadline moves, the Red Sox added pitchers Steven Matz and Dustin May, while the Giants traded Camilo Doval and the A’s sent Mason Miller elsewhere.
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Today in Sports History 8/1
1987: Mike Tyson defeated Tony Tucker by unanimous decision to become the first heavyweight to hold all three major boxing belts (WBA, WBC, and IBF), a landmark in boxing history.
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