
Sal Lombardi
Mr. Lombardi has long been a respected member of the capper community, and, along with his team of experts, offer great material from around the baseball world. You’ll find Sports Hub’s MLB and other baseball content categorized under Sal because of his longtime commitment to providing the best content from the diamond. Sal’s roots run deep, from running the streets of Chicago in the day, to his retirement years in Costa Rica. Not many in the industry get the inside info like Sal. Let him and his team guide you to everything that is baseball. Even though Sal is our baseball consultant, football is his passion and shows through his record every year in the NFL and college football. In fact, he gets sharp action on every sport.
BaseballSpring training roundup: Braves work way past Pirates, Paul Skenes
Wednesday’s spring slate leaned into pitching efficiency and timely power. Atlanta got to Paul Skenes early. Baltimore flipped a deficit late. Houston
BaseballSpring training roundup: Pirates prospect Konnor Griffin homers twice
Tuesday’s spring action leaned heavily toward offense. Pittsburgh unloaded 21 hits. Tampa Bay raced to a 12-0 lead. Baltimore scored 10 without
BaseballSpring training roundup: Tarik Skubal starts strong, Tigers lose to Twins
MLB Spring Training Roundup: Scores, Recaps, and Betting Takeaways Spring training already has that familiar chaos, and this slate leaned into it.
BaseballSpring training roundup: Pete Alonso homers again as O’s tie Tigers
Offseason acquisition Pete Alonso homered for the second time in as many games to fuel the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-4 tie
BaseballSpring training roundup: Aaron Judge’s 2 homers lead Yankees past Tigers 20-3
Saturday’s spring slate gave bettors two very different scripts. One game turned into a 20-run demolition. Several others were decided by one
BaseballSpring training roundup: Pete Alonso hits HR in Orioles’ debut to top Yanks
Opening day of spring training brought immediate headlines. Pete Alonso homered in his first game with Baltimore. Nolan Arenado went deep in