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There are plenty of sports taking place today with the CONCACAF Gold Cup, MLS, and a full MLB slate. There are also plenty of promotions and boosts on offer that you can look to take advantage of for the sports tonight.
We have put together a list of all of the day’s best boosts, which happen to be from DraftKings Sportsbook, and PointsBet Sportsbook and whether they are worth playing. Let’s dive in.
Charlie Blackmon to record 2+ hits (Boosted to +180), DraftKings Sportsbook
The Colorado Rockies are obviously not having a great year, but there is still reason to believe that a guy like Charlie Blackmon can have some success today at the plate. The Rockies will be facing David Price and while his record and ERA would indicate he is having a solid season, he is still sometimes inconsistent in his career. Blackmon has recorded three total hits in the first two games back from the break, so backing him to have another multi-hit game looks to be a decent play. Be sure to check out our full game preview for this matchup.
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Freddie Freeman to hit a home run and the Braves to win (Boosted to +800), DraftKings Sportsbook
The Atlanta Braves may have lost Ronald Acuna for the season, but in the two games back from the break, they are averaging 7.5 runs per game. Freddie Freeman is red hot to start the second half, homering in both games back. Rich Hill will be on the mound for the Rays and he is not always great, so backing this odds boost at a massive price looks to be worth a shot.
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Carlos Correa and Tim Anderson to each record an RBI (Boosted to +1000), DraftKings Sportsbook
The Astros and White Sox have split the first two games of the series, both in blowout fashion. Carlos Correa has struggled in this series, but Tim Anderson is seeing the ball extremely well. He recorded two RBI’s in Saturday’s game, but because Correa has struggled, this may be an odds boost to avoid. Be sure to check out our full game preview for this matchup.
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Cubs and White Sox both to win (Boosted to +275), DraftKings Sportsbook
Looking for a Windy City sweep here as the Cubs will take on the lowly Diamondbacks and the White Sox will take on the Astros. Our experts actually like the Astros in that game even though the White Sox will have Carlos Rodon on the mound. We like the Cubs to easily beat Arizona, but because of the lack of confidence in the White Sox, this might be a play best to avoid. Be sure to check out all our MLB game previews for today.
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Red Sox to be leading the game after the 7th inning (Boosted to +105), DraftKings Sportsbook
The game between the Red Sox and Yankees ended early yesterday due to weather, but it may be wise to back Boston tonight. They will be up against Jameson Taillon, who has not been great this season. For this odds boost, we just need the Red Sox to be leading after seven innings and with a shaky starter, this looks to be a decent play. Be sure to check out our full game preview for this matchup.
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Gary Sanchez to hit a home run (Boosted to +300), DraftKings Sportsbook
Gary Sanchez obviously has a ton of power, so here we will be looking for a home run from him. He hit one last night and with Martin Perez on the mound for Boston, backing this prop looks to be worth a small play.
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USA to score 2+ goals and win vs. Canada (Boosted to +155), PointsBet Sportsbook
The USA will be looking to win Group B tonight and a win against Canada is what they will need to get the job done. We are not expecting another six goal outburst from them, but scoring two goals seems to be very likely. Daryl Dike has been a beast in front of goal so far, so backing this play looks to be solid. Be sure to check out our full game preview for this matchup.
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