Chicago at New York

The Yankees have the best record in baseball since the All-Star break and have sandwiched a 35-11 run around a 2-9 road trip. Their offense is peaking right now, having scored over 200 runs in July. They have blasted 13 HRs in the past two games. They are 30-4 against the -1.5 runline in wins at the Stadium and 23-2 in the last 25. They have outscored the opponent 213-76 in those 25 wins or by 5.5-runs per game (RPG). They are also a perfect 10-0 in their last 10 against the runline when the moneyline is over 200. They win those games 95-31 or by 6.4-rpg. The Yankees as a team are hitting over .300 at the Stadium on the entire season, while the White Sox have the lowest team average in the AL, and the lowest slugging percentage as well. The moneyline is quite steep, so why not play the runline when you have a team scoring in huge bunches, and dominating RHP with a Hall of Famer on the mound as well? As we did yesterday, we'll back the Yankees -1.5 runs here on the runline.