New York Yankees vs St. Louis Cardinals Betting Picks

New York plays its third straight on the road, where they have a 29-32 record. The Yankees are on a 6-8 run, losing as chalk of -160, -120, -135, -120, -225, and -150. Starter Will Warren has a 6.48 ERA on the road, while the bullpen is ranked 23rd in ERA (4.23). Meanwhile, St. Louis has a winning home mark with a bullpen that is seventh in ERA (3.65), while the defense is eighth in fielding percentage. Starter Miles Mikolas has a 3.56 ERA at home, where he's holding batters to a .228 average. The Cardinals have won three of his last four home starts, including a 3-0 win over San Diego as a home underdog. Play St. Louis.

New York is on a 6-5 run UNDER the total. Starter Luis Gil comes off a 5-4 win over Houston, allowing two runs in five-plus innings, with one walk and seven strikeouts. He faces a St. Louis offense that is 16th in runs scored, 15th in on-base percentage, 24th in slugging, and 21st in steals. The bullpen is ranked seventh in ERA (3.60), while the defense is eighth in fielding percentage. The Cardinals are on a 14-7-2 run UNDER the total. Take New York/St. Louis UNDER the total. 

St. Louis stole a win yesterday but they have a losing road mark. The offense is 24th in runs scored, 16th in on-base percentage, 21st in slugging, and 22nd in steals. Starter Miles Mikolas (5.23 ERA) comes off a 7-5 loss to San Diego at home. Batters are hitting .282 off him on the road. The Cardinals are 1-6 versus lefty starters. New York's offense is second in runs, on-base percentage, and slugging. Southpaw Nestor Cortes has a 2.79 ERA at home this season where he's holding batters to a .217 average. The bullpen is sixth in ERA, so back home field in a very strong bounce-back spot. Play New York. 

St. Louis is on a 6-4 run winning four times as an underdog. Veteran Kyle Gibson has a 3.88 ERA on the road where he's holding the home teams to a .212 batting average. The Cardinals bullpen is seventh in the majors in ERA (3.64) and 10th in WHIP. New York is just 6-6 over the last 12 games, including losing as chalk of -230, -150, -250, -225, and -310. They've lost two of the last three starts made by Will Warren (9.68 ERA), with batters hitting .342 off him. Play St. Louis.