Baseball Predictions Today: Top Selections by Greg Peterson for May 2nd

MLB Picks Today: Unleash Your Inner Gambler!

Strap in, baseball fans, because it's time to make some money! Expert handicapper Greg Peterson brings you his top MLB picks today, May 2nd. Get ready to dive into the action with his savvy insights and expert predictions.

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Let's take a look at some of the most promising (and potentially profitable) games of the day.

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6:10 PM Eastern – The Battle of the Starting Pitchers: Washington Nationals vs. Cincinnati Reds

With a reduced walk rate and impressive strikeout numbers, Hunter Greene, the Reds' starting pitcher, seems determined to lead his team to victory. Across the field, Mitchell Parker, the Nationals starter, appears due for a regression due to the high contact he's allowing. Can Parker's misfortunes provide an opportunity for the Reds?

Pick: Reds Run Line -1.5 +130 (Greg's Handicap: Reds -1.5 +105)

6:45 PM Eastern – The Diamondbacks Face an Uphill Battle against the Phillies

Phillies starter Jesús Luzardo has been in top form, while Diamondbacks starter Merrill Kelly has been struggling, skewed by one disastrous outing. Will Luzardo's dominance continue against the struggling Arizona offense, or will Kelly find his stride?

Pick: Under 9 Runs (Greg's Handicapped Total: 8.3)

7:05 PM Eastern – Tampa Bay Rays vs. New York Yankees

Ryan Pepiot has shined outside of home, while Max Fried has a sparkling 1.19 ERA, but with a 2.97 FIP. Can the Rays capitalize on their road-improved pitcher, or will the Yankees maintain their offense streak?

Picks: Rays Moneyline +187 and Under 8.5 Runs (Greg's Handicap: Rays +158, Total 7.9)

7:07 PM Eastern – Two Starters Making a Comeback: Kansas City Royals vs. Baltimore Orioles

Both Chris Bassitt and Logan Allen have had improvements this season, with Bassitt leading the Blue Jays to a 2.62 ERA and Allen reducing hard contact significantly. Will the offense-starved Orioles manage to put any runs on the board?

Picks: Royals Moneyline +116 and Under 9.5 Runs (Greg's Handicap: Royals -102, Total 8.7)

7:15 PM Eastern – Yoshinobu Yamamoto Takes on the Braves

With a 1.07 ERA and 11.4 strikeouts per nine innings, Yamamoto has been a force since coming over from Japan. On the other side, Grant Holmes has been more effective at home. What will this mean for the pitching duel between the Dodgers and Braves?

Pick: Under 9 Runs (Greg's Handicapped Total: 8.4)

10:15 PM Eastern – Colorado Rockies vs. San Francisco Giants

Since joining the Rox, Antonio Senzatela has struggled and given up a good amount of home runs. Robbie Ray, on the other hand, has led the Giants to wins in all six of his starts. Can the Rockies turn things around in San Francisco, or will the Giants continue their winning streak?

Pick: Giants Run Line -1.5 -120 (Greg's Handicap: Giants Run Line -1.5 -148)

Get ready to put your knowledge and Greg Peterson's expertise to the test. Good luck, and remember, the house always wins... unless you win against the house!

Greg Peterson suggests entering the MLB market today, May 2nd, with his top picks in MLB games, offering an opportunity to up your game and potentially profit.
In Greg's Daily MLB Lines, he has handicapped the Reds Run Line -1.5 at +130, showcasing his belief that Hunter Greene's impressive pitching performance could lead the Reds to victory over the Nationals.
For the Phillies versus Diamondbacks game, Greg has handicapped the Under 9 Runs, anticipating that Jesús Luzardo's dominance may continue against a struggling Arizona offense.
Regarding the Tampa Bay Rays versus New York Yankees matchup, Greg offers both the Rays Moneyline at +187 and the Under 8.5 Runs, backing his belief that the Rays' improved pitcher on the road and the Yankees' offense may balance each other out.
In the Kansas City Royals versus Baltimore Orioles contest, Greg handicaps the Royals Moneyline and suggests the Under 9.5 Runs, anticipating that both starters, Chris Bassitt and Logan Allen, could hold the offense-starved Orioles to a low-scoring game.