It's trade deadline day and all 30 MLB teams are in action.
The latest: Two of the league's best three teams square off when the Philadelphia Phillies host the New York Yankees. Elsewhere, the Toronto Blue Jays will try to win a second straight game against the Baltimore Orioles.
Check out the latest MLB odds for Tuesday, July 30.
MLB odds: July 30
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Cleveland Guardians vs. Detroit Tigers
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Miami Marlins vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati Reds
Seattle Mariners vs. Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins vs. New York Mets
Texas Rangers vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Houston Astros
Kansas City Royals vs. Chicago White Sox
Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers
Colorado Rockies vs. Los Angeles Angels
Washington Nationals vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Diego Padres
Oakland Athletics vs. San Francisco Giants
Betting insights
- The Yankees will try to keep a three-game road winning streak alive after their 14-4 win yesterday against the Phillies. Gerrit Cole (5.40 ERA) will man the mound for the Bronx Bombers, but it will be easier said than done for New York. Philadelphia boasts one of the league's best home records (38-19) and will send out Aaron Nola (3.44 ERA), who's had a great year.
- After a doubleheader yesterday that saw James McCann remarkably stay in the game after eating a pitch to the face, another Vladimir Guerrero Jr. home run, and Justin Turner get traded mid-game, the Jays and O's will do it all again. Keep an eye out for offence today as Baltimore (1st, 60.2%) and Toronto (6th, 55.8%) are two of the best teams at hitting the over, which hit in both games yesterday.
- The best in the NL West begin a two-game set in San Diego between the Padres and Dodgers. Tyler Glasnow (3.47 ERA) will be making his second start since his return from injury and he'll be shoving against knuckleballer Matt Waldron (3.64 ERA). As usual, all eyes will be on NL MVP favourite Shohei Ohtani, who leads LA with a .314 batting average and 32 home runs.
