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Minnesota Twins vs Seattle MarinersTotal
8 un-105 at 5dimes20* MLB Total No-Brainer on Minnesota/Seattle UNDER 8

With how both of these pitchers have been throwing, you have to like the UNDER here tonight. Nick Blackburn has given up just 3 ER over his last 20 innings and all three were against high power clubs in the Rays, Red Sox, and White Sox. Jarrod Washburn has been no slouch either with a 3.22 ERA on the year in 10 starts. Both of these starters have consistently gone 6+ innings, which leaves little strain on two decent bullpens. The offenses are terrible right now as well, with the Twins scoring just 3.7 runs per game over their last seven and Seattle putting up 3.5 per game at home.
MLB | Jun 06 '09 (6:10p)
San Francisco Giants vs Florida MarlinsFlorida Marlins
-132 at spbook15* Florida Marlins -132

Jonathan Sanchez has really struggled on the road this year, going 0-4 with a 7.32 ERA and a 1.78 WHIP. He'll be going against Andrew Miller who has a 3.86 home ERA and a 3.64 ERA in his last three starts. With the pitching edge in our favor you also have to like the Marlin offense over the Giants. San Fran is putting up just 3.3 runs per game at home and 4 per game over their last seven. The Marlins are scoring 5.2 runs per game against left-handed starters and 5.3 runs per game over their last seven. Take Florida on the short number. MLB | Jun 06 '09 (10:05p)
Arizona D-Backs vs San Diego PadresArizona D-Backs
-128 at 5dimes15* on Arizona Diamondbacks -128

The Padres have really been struggling offensively, scoring just 3.5 runs per game at home this year and 3.0 in their last seven overall. Arizona hasn't been an offensive powerhouse, but they are at least at 4 runs per game over their last seven and 4.6 per game against right-handed starters. San Diego has also lost four in a row and six out of their last seven games. Max Scherzer has started five games on the road this year and has given up just 6 ER and 22 hits in 29 innings, good for a 1.86 ERA and 1.17 WHIP. Niether starter has been great in their last three starts, but I expect Scherzer to have a better outing than Correia and Arizona to come out on top.