Friday’s MLB slate runs from the morning through the late evening on the West Coast, giving bettors a full day of action across 15 games. Here is a look at the complete mlb odds board, followed by a closer look at the two featured matchups tonight.
Full Friday MLB Odds Board
LA Dodgers (Emmet Sheehan) at WAS Nationals (Miles Mikolas) Run Line: Dodgers -1.5 (-171) / Nationals +1.5 (+141) | Total: O9 (-115) / U9 (-105) | ML: -267 / +214 | 11:05 AM
STL Cardinals (Michael McGreevy) at DET Tigers (Framber Valdez) Run Line: Cardinals +1.5 (-143) / Tigers -1.5 (+119) | Total: O8 (-102) / U8 (-118) | ML: +149 / -181 | 11:10 AM
MIA Marlins (Eury Perez) at NY Yankees (Will Warren) Run Line: Marlins +1.5 (-143) / Yankees -1.5 (+119) | Total: O7.5 (-117) / U7.5 (-103) | ML: +153 / -186 | 11:35 AM
TOR Blue Jays (Dylan Cease) at CHI White Sox (Grant Taylor) Run Line: Blue Jays -1.5 (-122) / White Sox +1.5 (+102) | Total: O7.5 (-102) / U7.5 (-118) | ML: -219 / +179 | 12:10 PM
SD Padres (Michael King) at BOS Red Sox (Sonny Gray) Run Line: Padres -1.5 (+158) / Red Sox +1.5 (-193) | Total: O9 (-103) / U9 (-117) | ML: +102 / -122 | 12:10 PM
CIN Reds (Brady Singer) at TEX Rangers (MacKenzie Gore) Run Line: Reds +1.5 (-156) / Rangers -1.5 (+129) | Total: O7.5 (-115) / U7.5 (-105) | ML: +139 / -168 | 2:05 PM
PHI Phillies (Aaron Nola) at COL Rockies (Michael Lorenzen) Run Line: Phillies -1.5 (-131) / Rockies +1.5 (+109) | Total: O10 (-115) / U10 (-105) | ML: -219 / +179 | 2:10 PM
TB Rays (Joe Boyle) at MIN Twins (Bailey Ober) Run Line: Rays -1.5 (+150) / Twins +1.5 (-182) | Total: O7.5 (-110) / U7.5 (-110) | ML: -108 / -112 | 2:10 PM
CHI Cubs (Cade Horton) at CLE Guardians (Joey Cantillo) Run Line: Cubs -1.5 (+149) / Guardians +1.5 (-181) | Total: O7.5 (-116) / U7.5 (-104) | ML: -122 / +102 | 2:10 PM
BAL Orioles (Kyle Bradish) at PIT Pirates (Mitch Keller) Run Line: Orioles -1.5 (+135) / Pirates +1.5 (-163) | Total: O8.5 (-115) / U8.5 (-105) | ML: -122 / +102 | 2:12 PM
MIL Brewers (Chad Patrick) at KC Royals (Luinder Avila) Run Line: Brewers -1.5 (+144) / Royals +1.5 (-175) | Total: O9 (-108) / U9 (-112) | ML: -115 / -105 | 5:45 PM
SEA Mariners (Bryan Woo) at LA Angels (Reid Detmers) Run Line: Mariners -1.5 (+104) / Angels +1.5 (-126) | Total: O8 (-105) / U8 (-115) | ML: -168 / +139 | 7:38 PM
HOU Astros (Cristian Javier) at Athletics (Jeffrey Springs) Run Line: Astros -1.5 (+135) / Athletics +1.5 (-163) | Total: O10 (-118) / U10 (-102) | ML: -115 / -105 | 7:40 PM
ATL Braves (Grant Holmes) at ARI Diamondbacks (Eduardo Rodriguez) Run Line: Braves -1.5 (+123) / Diamondbacks +1.5 (-149) | Total: O9 (-112) / U9 (-108) | ML: -131 / +109 | 7:45 PM
NY Mets (Nolan McLean) at SF Giants (Tyler Mahle) Run Line: Mets -1.5 (+129) / Giants +1.5 (-156) | Total: O7.5 (-118) / U7.5 (-102) | ML: -136 / +113 | 8:15 PM
Sep 28, 2025; West Sacramento, California, USA; Kansas City Royals catcher Carter Jensen (22) celebrates in the dugout with teammates after hitting a solo home run against the Athletics during the seventh inning at Sutter Health Park. Mandatory Credit: Dennis Lee-Imagn ImagesFeatured Game: Brewers vs Royals (5:45 PM ET)
Milwaukee comes into this one hot. The Brewers are 5-1 on the young season, sitting atop the NL Central, and averaging 7.5 runs per game which leads all of baseball through the early going. Chad Patrick takes the mound for Milwaukee in his second start of the year. He allowed just one run on five hits in his first outing against the White Sox and has been building on a solid 2025 campaign where he posted a 3.53 ERA over nearly 120 innings.
Kansas City is 3-3 and gets an unplanned pitching change tonight. Michael Wacha was originally scheduled to start but was scratched due to illness. The Royals are calling up Luinder Avila from Triple-A Omaha to fill the spot. Avila made 13 relief appearances for Kansas City last season and was impressive, posting a 1.29 ERA over 14 innings with strong strikeout numbers. The Royals sent him to the minors specifically to develop him as a starter, but his debut in that role for Omaha this season was modest, giving up two runs in three innings.
The line opened roughly even given the original Wacha matchup, but the Avila callup creates a clear advantage for Milwaukee on the pitching side. The Brewers are -115 on the moneyline with the total set at 9. Given that the Royals are throwing a pitcher making his first MLB start in an unfamiliar role against a lineup that is scoring at the highest rate in baseball, the over and the Brewers moneyline are both worth serious consideration.
Mar 26, 2026; New York City, New York, USA; New York Mets left fielder Juan Soto (22) follows through on a single against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the first inning at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn ImagesFeatured Game: Mets vs Giants (8:15 PM ET)
This is the better pitching matchup of the two featured games and the more interesting betting spot from a total standpoint. Nolan McLean makes his second start of the season for the Mets. He struck out eight batters in five innings against Pittsburgh in his first outing, leaning heavily on his curveball. At 0-0 with a 3.60 ERA and a career FIP under 2.20, McLean is one of the better young arms in the game right now and is considered by some evaluators as an ace in the making.
Tyler Mahle takes the mound for San Francisco. He signed a one-year deal with the Giants in the offseason after posting a strong 2.18 ERA with the Rangers last season over 86 innings. His Opening Day start against the Yankees was decent but unspectacular, giving up two runs in four innings. Mahle has bounced around four teams in five years but his stuff remains legitimate when healthy.
The Giants are 2-4 and scoring just 2.33 runs per game, the worst mark in baseball. That number makes the under at -102 an appealing target with McLean on the mound and Oracle Park suppressing offense naturally. The Mets are -136 on the moneyline with the total at 7.5. The under is the sharp angle here given how well both pitching staffs have performed early in the season, with New York’s team ERA sitting at 2.50 which is third best in baseball.
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