MLB roundup: Red Sox top Rays to extend win streak to 10

Red Sox 4, Rays 1

Boston’s first 10-game heater since 2018 stayed intact behind Brayan Bello’s heavy sinker (11 ground-ball outs) and Ceddanne Rafaela’s fifth homer in eight games. Aroldis Chapman dotted three 101-mph heaters for a strikeout save. Sas Insider’s Sunday card cashed the Under 9 here, trusting Bello’s efficient contact profile. Streak handicapping 101? Tap our primer on betting MLB moneylines before Boston opens the second half.

Royals 3, Mets 2

Rookie Noah Cameron (6 ⅔ IP, 8 K) blanked New York until the ninth, then Kansas City produced its fourth walk-off of ’25 on Tyler Tolbert’s steal and Nick Loftin’s flare. Sas Insider paired Royals ML (+116) with the Under 9 for two green checks, citing Cameron’s 35 percent chase rate. See how speed plus pitching fuels dogs in MLB betting basics & strategies.

Athletics 6, Blue Jays 3

At breezy West Sacramento, Austin Wynns, Tyler Soderstrom and Nick Kurtz each launched two-run shots, sending José Berríos to his shortest start of the year. Jeffrey Springs dotted cutters on the edges for 6 ⅔ sturdy frames. Sas Insider swept A’s ML (+110) and Under 10½, leaning on Hohokam’s night humidity. Want the science of ball-flight parks? Dive into reading line movement.

Brewers 8, Nationals 1

Freddy Peralta’s four-seam/curve combo generated 17 whiffs while Jackson Chourio’s 428-foot missile capped Milwaukee’s seventh straight win. Sas Insider laid Brewers ML (-230), comfortably cruising. Before you risk big chalk, revisit our guide to bankroll management.

Cubs 4, Yankees 1

Shota Imanaga sliced through New York with splitters below the knees and elevated heaters, while Dansby Swanson’s two-run blast broke a sixth-inning tie. Aaron Judge’s 350th career homer merely dented Chicago’s night. Looking to fade blister-shortened starts like Will Warren’s? Brush up on MLB run-line betting.

Reds 4, Rockies 2

TJ Friedl packed a leadoff walk, stolen base and solo homer into his stat line, delivering win No. 2,000 for skipper Terry Francona. Colorado’s 22–69 half projects to 120+ losses; fading historically bad clubs still requires price discipline—see squeezing the juice.

Rangers 5, Astros 1

Nathan Eovaldi logged his 10th quality start, silencing Houston with splitter depth, and Semien/García went back-to-back off Hunter Brown. Brown has allowed 10 runs in two July outings after surrendering seven total in his previous seven; remember regression flags covered in line-shopping know-how.

Marlins 11, Orioles 1

Ex-Oriole Kyle Stowers torched his former club with a 5-for-5, three-homer, six-RBI statement, tying Miami’s single-game HR mark. Eury Pérez carved seven shutout frames. Ride hot bats prudently using tips from betting MLB totals.

Mariners 8, Tigers 4

Seattle completed a Comerica sweep as pinch-hitter Jorge Polanco and rookie Cole Young went back-to-back in the ninth. Julio Rodríguez homered for the third consecutive game. Late-inning volatility is why many pros favor live wagers—review in-game betting tactics.

Guardians 6, White Sox 5 (10)

Kyle Manzardo’s opposite-field three-run bomb erased a 5-2 hole; Steven Kwan’s sac fly in extras and Emmanuel Clase’s six-up, six-down finish sealed Cleveland’s sixth win in seven. Tight finishes showcase bullpen edges—see straight-bet advantages.

Braves 7, Cardinals 6

Atlanta survived two long rain delays and a three-run St. Louis sixth when Sean Murphy crushed a game-tying three-run shot in the eighth; Jurickson Profar’s ninth-inning double plated the winner. Weather swings totals—learn adjustment techniques in MLB playoff-style keys.

Angels 10, Diamondbacks 5

Mike Trout belted homers 395 and 396; Yusei Kikuchi dodged a comebacker and still held Arizona to three runs across 5 ⅔. Gallen’s ERA ballooned to 4.84. High-run AL/NL matchups often open soft alt-totals—reference parlay & alternate-line strategy.

Dodgers 5, Giants 2 (11)

After Tanner Scott’s seventh blown save, LA manufactured two bloop RBI singles in the 11th—Freddie Freeman and Andy Pages capitalizing on shallow outfield alignment. Ben Casparius logged three quick outs for the victory, halting a seven-game skid. For hedging extras, revisit pro bettor bankroll safeguards.