JEFF'S INTERLEAGUE GAME OF WEEK (88% RUN!)

Since 2008, large favorites of -210 or more are 1870-649 SU (74.2%; +4.4% ROI) and 1460-1053 RL (58.1%; +4.6% ROI) in games with a total of eight or more runs, including 1273-408 SU (75.7%; +5.9% ROI) and 1004-678 RL (59.7%; +4.9% ROI) since 2016. Since 2002, MLB home underdogs of +181 or greater in games with a total of 8.5 runs or less are just 85-259 SU (24.7%; -24.4% ROI) and 121-194 RL (38.4%; -14.3% ROI) during the regular season, losing by an average of -2.48 runs per game. This situation is 1-12 SU and RL since October 6, 2022. Since 2006, MLB road favorites of -200 or greater are 633-253 SU (71.4%; +3.6% ROI) and 505-334 RL (60.2%; +4.5% ROI), including 441-154 SU (74.1%; +5.5% ROI) and 359-202 RL (64%; +9% ROI) if they have a .501 or better winning percentage. Oakland is 57-133 SU (30%; -12.7% ROI) and 87-103 RL (-9.5% ROI) as underdogs of more than +160 since 2014, losing by an average of 2.06 runs per game. This situation is 1-19 SU and 5-15 RL since April 25, 2023. Finally, the Braves are 68-22 SU (75.6%; +6.5% ROI) and 51-39 RL (+3% ROI) as favorites of -211 or greater since 2010, including 49-13 SU (79%; +9.9% ROI) and 36-26 RL (+2.2% ROI) since 2019, winning by an average of +2.5 runs per game. Take Atlanta and invest with confidence.