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Rocketman Sports FREE WNBA play Tuesday 7-14-26

Washington @ Toronto  (7:00 PM EST)
Play On:  Washington -2

The Washington Mystics travel to Toronto to take on the Tempo on Tuesday night.  Washington is 11-10 SU overall this year while Toronto comes in with a 10-13 SU overall record on the season.  Toronto is allowing 92 points per game overall this year.  Toronto is 1-4 SU last 5 games overall where they are allowing 92 points per game.  Toronto is 1-4 SU and ATS last 5 home games.  Washington is 6-3 SU last 9 games overall.  We'll recommend a small play on Washington tonight!  Thanks and good luck,  Rocky

Rocketman is 2-0 100% this year in CFL after Saskatchewan won easily Sunday!  Rocketman cashed 75% last year in CFL!  Rocky Atkinson has his STRONGEST CFL game going Saturday. One of the BEST HANDICAPPERS in the world is on an impressive 12-3 80% CFL run over his last 16 picks! Join the same handicapper that has made $1,000/game bettors $8,700 since October 25, 2024 with his Spread on Montreal v. Calgary!

Rocketman is 2-0 100% this year in CFL after Saskatchewan won easily Sunday!  Rocketman cashed 75% last year in CFL!   Rocky Atkinson has a SOLID CFL Winner going Saturday night. One of the BEST HANDICAPPERS in the world is on an impressive 12-3 80% CFL run over his last 16 picks! Join the same handicapper that has made $1,000/game bettors $8,700 since October 25, 2024 with his Spread on Toronto v. Hamilton!

Mikey Sports FREE WNBA play Tuesday 7-14-26

Washington -1 1/2

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2026 MLB All-Star Game Betting Sheet: Philly Showdown Edition AL vs NL - Citizens Bank Park

Man, nothing beats the All-Star Game for pure vibes—stars everywhere, no real stakes, and yet we’re all here pretending like these picks matter more than my fantasy league standings. The Midsummer Classic is back in Philly for the first time in forever, right in the shadow of the Liberty Bell, and the NL gets the hometown juice while the AL brings that quiet “we own this thing” energy. Let’s break it down like your buddy who’s been grinding these lines a little too hard.

Quick History Lesson (Because Trends Pay Bills)

These games have been low-scoring snoozefests lately, not the old slugfests from the steroid era. The Under has hit in something ridiculous like 14 of the last 19 All-Star Games. Recent scores? Mostly single-digit barn-burners or tight affairs. AL dominated for years, then the NL stole a couple (including that wild swing-off last year with Schwarber going full hero mode). Bottom line: pitchers show up throwing 100 mph for one inning and vanish. Hitters get 2-3 swings max. Chaos, but the total usually stays polite.

Moneyline

Lines (as of late Monday): AL around +120, NL -135 to -142.

NL looks sexy on paper, home crowd, Schwarber in Philly (the Derby king returns), Soto, Freeman, the whole Murderers’ Row vibe. Sánchez gets the ball in his own yard. But the AL? They’ve got Trout leading off, Witt Jr., Alvarez, young guns like Caminero... and they’ve owned this event historically. Plus, some key absences on the NL side make this closer than the books want you to think.

My lean: Grab the AL + money. It’s the kind of spot where you feel smart when the dog barks. I’d play it down to +110 and laugh if the NL’s early hype parade gets rained on by a couple of Cease heaters. Run line AL +1.5 is the comfy couch version.

Game Total: 7.5 to 8

This one’s my favorite. Good pitching beats good hitting every time in this format—managers yank aces after 15 pitches, relievers come in firing nukes, and nobody settles in. The Under has been printing money here forever. Citizens Bank can play lively, but not when the best arms on Earth are on a pitch count.

Best bet: Under 7.5 all day 8 is even better . If it hits 8, I’ll buy the next round (of regrets). Last year got silly in extras, but normal service should resume.

Player Props Worth a Look

These move fast, so shop around, but here’s the good stuff:

Kyle Schwarber Over 0.5 Hits (+130ish): Dude’s the hometown darling, fresh off Derby fireworks, and has history mashing Cease. One knock feels like free money in Philly. Light the beacon.Mike Trout anything positive: The legend in leadoff. He always shows up for these. Over 0.5 hits or 1.5 total base....Trout doesn’t phone it in.Junior Caminero power props: Young dude’s got that Derby pop. Any HR or over total bases could pay nice if he’s feeling it.Bobby Witt Jr. or Yordan Alvarez hits: These guys don’t miss often.Pitcher sprinkle: Cease Over strikeouts in his short outing. Sánchez might get tagged early by the AL’s righty mashers.

Throw in some first-inning Under nonsense if your book offers it....NRFI has been money in recent years.

Overall Best Bets CardUnder 7.5 to 8 – The reliable one. History doesn’t lie.AL Moneyline (+120 range) – Value dog with pedigree.Schwarber hit prop .... Fun hometown angle.Small parlay: AL ML + Under for that + money boost (don’t go crazy).

Look, it’s still an exhibition, half these guys might be on cruise control after the Derby. But that’s what makes it fun. One bad bullpen decision or a lucky bloop and the script flips. Bet what you can afford to lose, enjoy the show, and maybe root for a few dingers before the pitchers take over.

My selection is on Connecticut plus the points over Portland at 11 am et on Tuesday.

I generally like backing the Fire as an underdog rather than as a favorite. They're installed as a short fave on Tuesday in this early start matchup with the Sun. Portland is admittedly playing well right now, coming off a big upset win in Atlanta on Saturday and four straight ATS victories overall. Meanwhile, Connecticut had its five-game ATS winning streak snapped with a 79-64 home loss against Golden State on Friday. The Sun gave the Fire all it could handle in the first meeting between these two teams this season, dropping an 83-82 decision on May 18th. Their next matchup went Portland's way as well, albeit in more lopsided fashion, 71-61. Note that the Sun simply couldn't take advantage of their scoring opportunities in that contest, hoisting up 62 field goal attempts while holding the Fire to only 52. Both of those matchups came in Portland. Here, I look for the Sun to get their revenge at home. Take Connecticut (8*).