MLB *RUNLINE RIPPER*

The New York Yankees own the best record in baseball and have won 14 of their last 18 games. Rookie right-hander Domingo German (1-4, 5.23 ERA) has had a rocky start but got his first major league win under his belt his last time out and I think the Yankees will make sure to come through for him again tonight. Seattle southpaw Marco Gonzales (7-3, 3.42 ERA) has posted a 1.41 ERA in his last six starts, but the Bronx Bombers lineup is stacked and they're 14-3 in their last 17 home games vs. a left-handed starter.

8* play on NY Yankees. 

AMERICAN LEAGUE TUESDAY NIGHT TOTAL **50% OFF**

This play is based on an undisclosed totals system which has generated an ROI of 14% so far in 2018. 

In addition we can note that Texas left-hander Cole Hamels (3-6, 3.69 ERA) has posted a 3.51 ERA in six career starts against the Royals and has yet to allow a run at Kauffman. Under is 8-1-1 in Hamels' last 10 road starts. Royals right-hander Jason Hammel (2-7, 4.89 ERA) has compiled a 4.07 ERA in nine career appearances (seven starts) against the Rangers but recorded a season-high 10 strikeouts in 5 1/3 scoreless against Texas last month. He has been sharp lately, compiling a 2.56 ERA over his last five outings and under is 5-0-1 in Hammels' last six starts overall.

Under is 19-5-2 in the last 26 meetings at Kauffman. Under is 20-6-1 in umpire Bruce Dreckman's last 27 games behind home plate.

8* play on UNDER. 

TOP RATED MLB *BIG HITTER*

The Toronto Blue Jays have won seven straight home games to improve to 19-19 at Rogers Centre for the season. Left-hander Jaime Garcia (2-5, 5.71 ERA) held Baltimore to one run throughh six frames his last time out in front of the home fans and has allowed only nine earned runs through 27 innings for a solid 3.00 ERA at home on the season.

Garcia is 3-1 with a 3.62 ERA in eight career starts against Atlanta which hands the ball to rookie right-hander Michael Soroka (2-1, 2.57 ERA) who is coming off his best major league outing, six shutout innings of one-hit ball against the Mets.

I think that puts him in a letdown spot here though, particularly as he'll face a confident Blue Jays side which scored 16 runs through a three-game sweep of Washington over the weekend. 

10* play on Toronto Blue Jays. 

GAME OF THE WEEK (SOCCER)

We won with Russia when they defeated Saudi Arabia 5-0 in the World Cup opener, but I think they're in for a much tougher game here against Egypt.

To be fair, Russia were not even that good, but Saudi Arabia put up arguably one of the worst performances in World Cup history ...

Egypt will be desperate for a win after coming up just short to Jose Gimenez's 89th-minute winner for Uruguay in their tournament opener. Hopefully they'll have Mohamed Salah back from injury here, as he was left on the bench against Russia despite pre-match claims from boss Hector Cuper that the Liverpool superstar was "almost 100 percent" fit following his shoulder injury. They can't afford to rest Salah here, and I expect Egypt to grind out at least a point. 

10* Soccer Game of the Week: Egypt +0.5. 

WORLD CUP GROUP H *BANKROLL BUILDER*

Poland won two of their last three friendlies leading up to the World Cup and beat Lithuania 4-0 in their last game. Senegal meanwhile may have defeated South Korea 2-0 (thanks to an own goal and a penalty kick) their last time out, but they drew three and lost one prior to that triumph, despite playing teams like Uzbekistan and Luxembourg. 

Poland striker (and captain) Robert Lewandowski was the top scorer in the 2018 European World Cup qualifiers with 16 goals in only 10 games. He'll give the Senegal defenders plenty of trouble, and one goal from Lewa should be enough to win this contest. 

8* play on Poland.