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The home of free expert MLB picks every day of the 2024 MLB season. The bumper 162-game season returns in 2024, seeing a total of 2,340 regular season games played, plus the MLB Postseason. Get free MLB expert picks on all of the top MLB games today, right through to the MLB World Series.

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B. Buxton to win MLB HR Derby(+950)

While most of the eyes from the betting public are going to be focused on the likes of Cal Raleigh or Oneil Cruz, I’ve traveled a bit down the board to focus on a dynamic player that has the power, bat speed and endurance to make it through the multiple rounds needed to win this competition. Byron Buxton has long been touted as one of the most electric players in the game and he’s putting up the results to back that up this season, posting 21 home runs through the first half of the campaign. Buxton sits at 2nd in the field in slugging percentage on this season (.574), and he also has some of the quickest bat-to-ball data in the game. All things considered, Buxton is too good to pass up on at nearly 10-1 odds.

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M. Olson to win MLB HR Derby(+950)

For my 2nd MLB Home Run Derby best bet, I’m going to take a stab on a crowd favorite and back Matt Olson to win the Derby in his home stadium. The Braves’ first baseman hasn’t quite lived up to being Freddie Freeman’s successor in Atlanta, but he’s still a rock-solid hitter and should be in good position to finish in the top 4 and advance to the next round. Olson is also the only player in this field who has competed in a Home Run Derby previously, having participated back in 2021. This current format is one that is more favorable to Olson, and it’s important to remember that he’s playing in a stadium that he’s very familiar with, while racking up 134 home runs over his past 3.5 seasons in Atlanta. Ultimately, it’s worth taking a shot on Olson to take home the trophy at longer odds.

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NL Win(-110)

Major League Baseball will play its 96th All-Star Game on Tuesday, and they will do it in Atlanta’s Truist Park. If you are interested in century-long trends, this game is pretty even, with the AL leading the series 48-44 (there isn’t always a winner). More recently, of course, the AL has dominated the Senior Circuit, winning 22 of the previous 27. When the AL took last year’s game, 5-3, it broke up a modest 1-game winning streak for the National League. Of course, I’m not sure any of that really matters when it comes to an exhibition game that (thankfully) has nothing at stake and in which the roster is different every year. But I’m sure plenty of people (myself included) will want action on this game because it is the only show in town on Tuesday (with apologies to Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham). So, what shall we do? Me, I am going with the NL.

When all the dust settles and we figure out who is playing or opting out, who is available to pitch and who isn’t, and all of those very key but very difficult things to ascertain, I think I like the NL roster better. We all know about Tarik Skubal vs Paul Skenes in the first inning, which is cool. But the rest of the pitching? On the AL side, we will NOT see Garrett Crochet, Max Fried, Yusei Kikuchi, Jacob deGrom or Hunter Brown. On the NL side, we will NOT see Zack Wheeler, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Robbie Ray or Freddy Peralta. Most of those guys pitched over the weekend and aren’t available. I almost prefer to try to guess who will give up runs instead. Clayton Kershaw? Kris Bubic? One of the 3 (yes, three) Padres relievers on the roster?

And the lineups? Look, everyone here is good, that’s why it is an All-Star Game. But when we get into the late innings and the non-starters are in the game, I definitely like the NL depth better. This game probably finishes with Fernando Tatis Jr., James Wood and Corbin Carroll in the outfield, and Kyle Schwarber and Elly de la Cruz in the lineup too. I’ll take my chances with those guys. The AL roster seems thin to me. It would be mean to say it is Cal Raleigh, Aaron Judge and whoever else would agree to play, but it is definitely not a collection of the truly best players in the AL. We all know this game will come down to a random solo homer somewhere in the middle innings, and that is always just a shot in the dark for our betting card, but I am going with the National League to deliver in Atlanta.

2025 MLB All-Star Game prediction: NL All-Stars ML (-110) available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.

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The biggest theme of MLB picks is ‘opportunity.’ That’s because of the mammoth 162 regular-season games, plus the playoffs, meaning you can have are up to 15 MLB games a day to wager on — and sometimes more if doubleheaders are involved! With so many games on offer each day, it means if your MLB picks get hot, you can really build up your bankroll quickly. It also means that if you have a not-so-great day at the sportsbook window, you can get right back on the horse the next day instead of dwelling on it for a week as you would with the NFL for example. We have MLB picks on the best games, every day from opening day through to the World Series itself.

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There are 2,430 total games in the MLB regular season and our expert MLB picks provide insight and analysis including an MLB Expert Pick for all of the MLB games today, and be sure to head to our MLB Best Bets page for today’s top plays.

MLB Games Today – Today’s MLB Picks

We offer our MLB expert picks throughout the 6-month MLB season with great success. We have you covered with Today’s MLB Picks, available for all of the MLB games today. Our MLB picks cover the marquee matchups as well as the under-the-radar plays away from the spotlights where you often find tremendous value. Pitching matchups, weather, injuries, travel schedule, and many other factors are all taken into account to find the best MLB picks in all of the MLB games today.

2024 MLB Picks

MLB picks provide a real test across such an action-packed and long season. The age-old cliché of it being a marathon and not a sprint is most applicable to MLB picks during the 2,430 game season. 

Our experts spend hours researching and analyzing all of the key information such as statistics, pitchers, team news, weather, travel, and more before making our MLB picks all season long.

With 2,340 regular season games, and an entire MLB postseason to breakdown, the level of detail required for long-term wagering success is huge. That’s where our experts shine, we do the research so you don’t have to, bringing you a full game preview and the best free MLB picks throughout the MLB regular season and post season. 

Free Money Line MLB Picks 

The most popular way to bet on MLB is via the Money line. This means games are basically handicapped based on each of the team’s starting pitchers. “Sure thing” pitchers such as Max Scherzer, Paul Skenes and Zack Wheeler are going to cost you, often requiring a $200 or more wager to make $100 (-200). Finding an even pitching matchup or one of those stud pitchers that may be fatigued and going against them is the best way to make money on the MLB. Our free MLB money line picks help you identify these profitable matchups throughout the baseball season.

MLB Picks Against The Spread – Run Line MLB Picks

The spread in baseball is known as ‘the run line’. Many bettors feel there isn’t as much value laying -200 on an all-star caliber pitcher because even elite pitchers can turn the game over to his bullpen who will subsequently blow the game and cost them the win. Therefore waging on the run line (-1.5 or +1.5) is a great way to find better MLB prices compared to the Money Line. A Zack Wheeler pick on the ML (win outright) for example might be -240 but betting that same game to win by 2 runs or more (run line) could be priced at -120. The MLB run line works in the opposite way too. There are a lot of 1-run games in baseball and betting on a team +1.5 runs is a great way to string together wagering wins if you think teams can keep games close.

Free Total Runs MLB Picks

There’s no other sport where the stadiums and the weather are so crucial to the scoring as the MLB. This is why our free MLB picks on the totals see almost as much wagering from the public as each side of the game itself.

The dimensions of the MLB parks are also different and need to be factored in when making your MLB picks. Coors Field for example is located in the high altitude of Denver, Colorado which means it’s not unlikely to see scores similar to 11-8 three or four times a week. Minute Maid Park in Houston for example has a left-field wall that is just 315 feet from home plate compared to AT&T Park in San Francisco that has a right-center field alley of 421 feet.

Weather is a major factor when picking our MLB picks today. The ball travels better on 92 degree Summer days in Arlington, Texas, or when the wind is blowing out to left field at 23 MPH at Wrigley Field in Chicago. So before you head to the window make sure you check the weather report to give your ticket the best chance of cashing, particularly with those MLB Totals picks.

Our experts do all of this research and analysis for you and our accompanying game preview will detail all of the key factors in making our MLB Totals Picks for each game. 

Alternate Free Expert MLB Picks

There are numerous ways to have success with your MLB picks. For example, if you are confident in a team’s starting pitching but have reservations on their bullpen and relievers, sportsbooks offer the first 5 innings lines.

Also if you are really confident in a particular matchup you can bet on alternate run lines or taking a team to win by -2.5 or even -3.5 runs with increasing pay outs. Another fun way to essentially bet on all MLB games today, at once, is with a grand salami wager, in which you’re wagering on the over/under for total runs scored in all games on a given day. There’s plenty of fun to be had on a daily basis with our MLB picks.

Free Baseball Picks Today

Baseball is a notoriously difficult sport to bet on day today. Teams will typically play each other in mini-series over a few days, and it’s common to see the sides split these games. Trying to find out which team is primed on any given day in a league built around parity is no easy task. To make the most informed decision about any matchup or wager requires a lot of time and research ahead of making our MLB baseball picks. Our expert handicappers will consider everything from pitching lineups, bullpen strength, the number of days on the road, player injuries, the stadium, the weather, and a whole host of advanced statistical models before making our baseball picks. With 2,340 regular-season games and up to 15 on any given day, that’s a lot of hours’ worth of research for any one person. That’s where we at Pickswise come to the fore. Our team of baseball, experts do the research for you. All of our baseball picks and free and come with full reasoning, analysis, and a confidence rating. Check out our MLB Best Bets page for our favorite plays today

What Is An MLB Computer Pick 

An MLB computer pick is an unbiased entirely stats-driven MLB pick  on the outcome of particular markets in a given MLB game.

Advanced stats, beyond the hits, runs and strikes, have long been associated with baseball, and the importance of it has grown immensely in recent years with regards to MLB picks and waging. With access to more and more data, we can use this information to find an edge in the MLB markets to bring you the best MLB picks from today’s games.

An MLB computer pick is generated by a supercomputer capable of simulating pre-game probabilities using advanced machine learning techniques by simulating each MLB game over 10,000 times to cater for the large range of outcomes and variables that can occur. It does this by running hundreds of algorithmic variabilities to predict the performance of each player, which is then used to run overall match simulations. This is then compared to the live odds and markets to find the biggest non-biased edges out there.

How To Use And Wager On MLB Computer Picks

There are many ways you can use MLB computer picks, with a wealth of information generated for various markets ahead of today’s MLB slate.

For each MLB game, you’ll find MLB computer picks for the Money line, Run Line, and Run Totals markets. You can also generate individual player projections with strikeouts, runs, & or hits, which are great for finding the edge on MLB player prop bets.

MLB Baseball Consensus Picks

MLB consensus picks are the picks in which the public are leaning and waging on any given MLB game, or market. For example, if 68% of the picks are on the Chicago White Sox money line, over the Detroit Tigers, then they are the consensus money line pick. However if 60% of the picks are on the Tigers ATS, then they are the consensus pick on the spread. The consensus, in short, is a way to gauge where the money is going, this can move lines and odds, so are worth keeping an eye on, at the very least, even if you intend on fading the public.

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