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Tuesday 09/02/2025: 2 Units

✅ MLB: Blue Jays to win - 1 Unit (-105) - Win - 1 unit

✅ MLB: Braves/Cubs Under 8.5 - 1 Unit (-130) - Win - 1 unit

Last night we finally caught a good bounce, and both plays landed in the win column. In Cincinnati, José Berríos didn’t have his best stuff and was chased after just two innings, but the Blue Jays’ bats picked him up in a big way. Toronto exploded for four runs in the first and four more in the second to build a quick cushion, then kept the pressure on in a wild back-and-forth slugfest. George Springer went deep twice, Bo Bichette blasted a three-run shot, and Vlad Jr. plus Daulton Varsho chipped in clutch hits as the Jays pulled away late for a 12–9 win over the Reds.

Meanwhile in Chicago, things played out much differently. The Braves and Cubs both found some early offense, but once the bullpens settled in, runs completely dried up. Shota Imanaga worked six strong innings with only three earned runs, while Atlanta’s relief crew blanked Chicago over the final four frames. The game tightened into a pitchers’ duel down the stretch, and the 4–3 final came in well under the total of 8.5, cashing our second ticket of the night.

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Today's LIVE Bets: 

MLB: Toronto Blue Jays vs Cincinnati Reds  - 1 Unit (-120) - 6:40pm ET

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Over 8.5

Analysis:

We like the over tonight when the Blue Jays take on the Reds. Shane Bieber has pitched well since returning from injury, but he’s still working his way back into full form, and Great American Ball Park is one of the toughest parks in the league to keep runs off the board. Zack Littell gets the ball for Cincinnati… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

MLB: Philadelphia Phillies vs Milwaukee Brewers - 1 Unit (-115) - 7:40pm ET

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Brewers to win

Analysis:

The Brewers look like the stronger play tonight when they host the Phillies. Aaron Nola has really struggled this season, entering with a 6.47 ERA and 1.50 WHIP across 12 starts while giving up nearly two home runs per nine innings. His recent form is even more concerning, as he’s been tagged for a 7.53 ERA over his last three outings, showing little consistency or command. Jose Quintana, meanwhile… [Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

📢 In Other Sports News

NFL Week 1 is here with teams finalizing rosters and practice prep ahead of the Eagles-Cowboys opener, while the Packers hope Micah Parsons can play through a back sprain. College football saw Alabama drop in the Coaches Poll as Ohio State reclaimed No. 1, with Michigan vs. Oklahoma looming as a playoff-caliber Week 2 clash, and rankings reshuffled after hot starts from LSU and Florida State. In MLB, a benches-clearing brawl sparked after Rafael Devers homered off Kyle Freeland, the Yankees stayed red-hot in Houston, and September predictions focus on playoff races and the league’s best records.

NFL 🏈

• NFL Week 1 news, live updates: Teams practice, make final moves ahead of Eagles-Cowboys opener

• NFL team previews 2025: Predictions, rankings, depth charts

• Packers' Micah Parsons has facet joint sprain; may be able to play Sunday vs. Lions with epidural

College Football 🏈

• Coaches Poll top 25: Alabama falls as Ohio State reclaims No. 1 in college football rankings

• Michigan vs Oklahoma Prediction: A College Football Playoff Battle in Week 2

• Ranking 136 college football teams after Week 1: Can LSU, Florida State back up hot starts?

MLB ⚾️

• Benches-clearing brawl breaks out after Giants’ Rafael Devers hits early home run off Rockies pitcher Kyle Freeland

• Yanks stay hot in Houston behind Grisham's slam, Fried's gem

• MLB September 2025 predictions: Best record, playoff races, more

Today in Sports History 9/3

• 2006: Andre Agassi played his final career match, losing to Benjamin Becker of Germany. Concluding his career with eight Grand Slam titles and an 870-274 record.

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