This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS for our Wednesday Free Play. The White Sox opened this series with a loss but got it back last night with a 7-3 victory which also snapped a three-game losing streak. Chicago had started to turn things around following a horrible start to the season but it has gotten back to the below average ways. The Angels are riding a 1-4 skid following a four-game losing streak and this is a big game prior to a huge upcoming four-game series at Houston. Los Angeles is still two games over .500 and right in the mix of everything. Jaime Barria is making just his second start of the season but he comes in with some solid momentum following five shutout innings against Boston where he allowed only two hits and no walks while striking out six. Lance Lynn has finally turned a corner as he has put together three straight quality outings following a dreadful start to the season but even with the recent run, he is hard to be trusted as his command is still in question following a five-walk performance last time out against Detroit. Here, we play on American League road teams averaging between 4.4 and 4.9 rpg and batting .240 or worse over their last 10 games going up against a starter with an ERA between 5.70 and 6.20. This situation is 40-18 (69 percent) since 1997. Play (963) Los Angeles Angels

It was a third straight 2-0 baseball SWEEP with winners on the +158 Reds and +112 Padres, part of a +$2,700 overall night, and it is now an 13-4 +$12,670 baseball run! THREE Winners Wednesday starting with an Afternoon Dominator and closing with another Underdog Double Play SWEEP! The NBA is coming off a win with the Celtics on Monday night and the NBA is on a 46-31-2 recent run. Going back, Fargo is on a 128-87-3 run and keeps it going with the NBA Finals upcoming on Thursday.

This is a play on the MINNESOTA TWINS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. Houston took the second game of this series 5-1 after dropping the opener despite getting outhit in both games and now Houston is laying by far its biggest number of the series. Minnesota remains in first place in the American League Central mostly by default as it is the only team in the division above .500 and it is on the cusp of that, by just one game at 28-27. Louie Varland has been consistent as he has allowed three runs or less in five of his six starts and avoiding the long ball is vital as he has allowed nine home runs to go along with an exceptional 1.23 WHIP. Hunter Brown has been consistent as well, allowing three runs or less in seven of his 10 outings and while his home/road splits are similar, the Astros are just 2-2 in his four home starts with one of those wins being against lowly Oakland. Here, we play on American League road underdogs with a money line of +125 to +175 with a starting pitcher whose ERA is 4.20 to 4.70 on the season going up against an opponent with a starting pitcher who strikes out five or more batters per start. This situation is 42-19 (68.9 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (967) Minnesota Twins

This is a play on the NEW YORK METS as part of our MLB Underdog Double Play. It has been a rough start to the season for the Mets as they are back to one game over .500 after the series opening win last night but that is still nowhere near where expectations were coming into the season. The offense is starting to come around despite scoring just two runs last night. The Phillies have been a bigger disappointment as they are now four games under .500 and are 6.5 games behind the Braves in the National League East. Aaron Nola has been part of the Philadelphia disappointment as after allowing five runs over six innings against the Braves, his ERA now sits at 4.59 through 11 starts and his ERA on the road is even worse at 5.02 where the Phillies have gone 2-5. Carlos Carrasco re-entered the rotation two starts back against his former team the Guardians and it was not good but he bounced back last time out for his best start of the season, allowing in 6.2 innings against the Cubs. Here, we play on home teams with a starting pitcher who strikes out three or less batters per start, while averaging 0.5 or fewer errors per game on the season. This situation is 53-28 (65.4 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (958) New York Mets

This is a play on the WASHINGTON NATIONALS for our MLB Afternoon Dominator. The Dodgers have won the first two games of this series by comfortable margins and are once again laying a similar number in the series finale despite what is hardly a significant pitching edge. They still have the divisional lead but have gone just 6-6 over their last 12 games. Washington has lost three straight games but the Nationals have been a profitable team this season as they have gone over expectations despite what will not turn into a successful season as they continue to rebuild. Washington is a very respectable three games under .500 on the road and +4.9 units. Pat Corbin had a shaky start to the season with a 7.71 ERA through his first three starts but then settled down by posting a 3.57 ERA over his next seven outings before running into a rough game last time out but it is rebound time once again. Noah Syndergaard is in a similar situation where he went through a solid stretch before getting lit up last time out and the difference with him is the fact that he has been lit up for six or more runs three different times and has only three quality starts overall. 10* (953) Washington Nationals