Today’s top games to watch, best bets: Cardinals-Cubs, WNBA and more

The National League Central-Tone-leading Chicago Cubs starts a Sunday evening baseball Doublehead when they organize the St. Louis Cardinals in the rubber competition of their three-game series. Chicago, which has a four-match lead over the Milwaukee Brewers and is 5 1/2 races for St. Louis, rolled to an 11-3 victory in the opener of the set before the cardinals triumphed 8-6 on Saturday.

The Double Header’s sleeping cap places the San Diego Padres against the visiting Texas Rangers in the rubber match of their three-game series. San Diego collapsed 3-2 in 10 innings 3-2 on Friday, but the Rangers bounced back to even the set with a 7-4 victory on Saturday.

Chicago is a favorite of -209 against St. Louis in the Latest Sportline Consensus OpportunitiesAnd the total is set at 7.5. In the meantime, San Diego is a favorite of -135 versus Texas in the Latest Sportline Consensus OpportunitiesWith the total of their competition set at 8.5.

In addition to the Sunday Night Baseball Doublehead, which is part of a 15-game slate in MLBThere are three games at the WNBA schedule, as well as the Concacaf Gold Cup final.

Below is a snapshot of what to watch and bet for Sunday 6 July.

⚾MLB Best bets, where to look

Cardinals at Cubs

Time: 6:10 pm | Location: Chicago | TV: ESPN

Sportline -Picks – Model: More than 7.5 | Expert: Cubs -1.5

Right-handed Erick Fedde (3-8, 4.56 ERA) takes the hill for the cardinals in search of his first victory since 9 May against the Washington Nationals. The 32-year-old has since gone 0-5 in nine starts, just like back-to-back trips in which he surrendered seven points, including a match of 25 June against Chicago. The Cubs counter with left-handed Matthew Boyd (8-3, 2.65), who has won three consecutive decisions and has three hits spread over six scoreless innings in a victory in St. Louis opposite Fedde last month. The Sportline project model sees less than eight in total scored in this competition, while Sportline expert Bruce Marshall thinks that the Cubs will win with at least two against the cardinals.

Rangers at Padres

Time: 9:10 pm | Location: San Diego | TV: ESPN

Sportline -Picks – Model: Parents -135

Jack Leiter (4-5, 4.29 ERA) will find his first victory in six innings when he makes the start for the Rangers. In five outings last month, the 25-year-old Righty suffered three losses and pleased for two no-decisions despite the fact that she only allowed one point in each. De Padres must announce their starter before the rubber match, but the Sportline project model still tends to San Diego.

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Storm on liberty

Time: 1 pm Location: New York | TV: CBS

Expertkick: Storm +5.5

New York improved at home to 7-1 with the victory on Thursday 89-79 against the Los Angeles Sparks. The storm is 1-1 on their four-game road trip after aiming the Atlanta Dream 80-79 on Thursday, when Skylar Diggins converted a decisive layout by 3.4 seconds. The Liberty is looking for even the season series after dropping an 89-79 decision in Seattle on 22 June. The WNBA analysts from Sportline, Calvin Wetzel and Aaron Barzilai, believe that the storm set aside against New York with Jonquel Jones because of an ankle injury.

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⚽Concacaf Gold Cup Best bets, where to look

United States vs. Mexico

Time: 7 pm Location: Houston | TV: Fox

Sportline -Picks – Expert: Mexico to score in the second half -110

The United States and Mexico are fighting again in the Gold Cup final. The Mexican side enters this matchup and both the defensive Gold Cup champions and the favorite about the Americans. Although neither of the two teams has been impressive for Sportline expert Jon Eimer, he thinks Mexico is ultimately too talented for an American team that is primarily a back supplement team, “and one of his choices is for Mexico to score in the second half.” I have no confidence in the US to stop stopping Raul Jimenez And Santiago Gimenez to score goals, “he said.