Upcoming Games for July 30, 2026
| Time | Teams | Pitchers | Win | Best ML | Best Spread | Runs | Total Runs | Best O/U | More Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco Giants (78-43) San Diego Padres (67-56) | Robbie Ray JP Sears | 47.0% 53.0% | +148 -164 +152 -163 | +1½-145 -1½+125 +1½-145 -1½+130 | 3.84 4.15 | 7.99 | o8½+101 u8+100 o8½+100 u8½-115 | |||
| Boston Red Sox (69-54) Oakland Athletics (68-53) | Sonny Gray Mason Barnett | 46.9% 53.1% | -179 +162 -175 +169 | -1½-120 +1½+107 -1½-123 +1½+105 | 4.96 5.28 | 10.24 | o10-108 u10-110 o10-105 u10-110 | |||
| Seattle Mariners (65-56) Los Angeles Dodgers (75-46) | Bryan Woo Roki Sasaki | 34.4% 65.6% | +132 -146 +135 -144 | +1½-150 -1½+130 +1½-150 -1½+130 | 3.90 5.53 | 9.43 | o8½-114 u8½+100 o8½-120 u8½+105 |
Games In Progress
Completed Games
| Time | Teams | Win | Best ML | Best Spread | Final Runs | Sportsbook Log Loss | DRatings Log Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee Brewers Pittsburgh Pirates | 55.2% 44.8% | -182 +173 -183 +181 | -1½-121 +1½+110 -1½-124 +1½+115 | 0 2 | -1.01592-1.03569 | -0.80377 | |
| Los Angeles Dodgers Washington Nationals | 61.0% 39.0% | -135 +128 -134 +125 | -1½+115 +1½-130 -1½+125 +1½-130 | 5 1 | -0.56729-0.57442 | -0.49405 | |
| Texas Rangers Seattle Mariners | 43.2% 56.8% | +148 -160 +148 -154 | +1½-140 -1½+125 +1½-140 -1½+125 | 7 3 | -0.92669-0.91774 | -0.83905 | |
| San Francisco Giants Arizona Diamondbacks | 40.2% 59.8% | -152 +142 -153 +146 | -1½-103 +1½-114 -1½+100 +1½-110 | 6 5 | -0.52182-0.51413 | -0.91043 | |
| Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Angels | 36.8% 63.2% | +188 -198 +185 -200 | +1½-105 -1½-110 +1½-100 -1½-110 | 1 4 | -0.42041-0.42286 | -0.45964 | |
| St. Louis Cardinals Colorado Rockies | 53.1% 46.9% | -103 -106 +101 -107 | +1½-178 -1½+161 +1½-165 -1½+165 | 2 3 | -0.68615-0.67421 | -0.75784 | |
| Houston Astros Cleveland Indians | 44.7% 55.3% | -136 +129 -136 +130 | -1½+110 +1½-115 -1½+110 +1½-115 | 3 2 | -0.56405-0.56217 | -0.80424 | |
| Boston Red Sox Oakland Athletics | 36.9% 63.1% | +130 -135 +129 -135 | +1½-155 -1½+140 +1½-155 -1½+145 | 6 7 | -0.56352-0.56539 | -0.46112 | |
| Los Angeles Dodgers Washington Nationals | 64.8% 35.2% | -240 +217 -232 +220 | -1½-146 +1½+140 -1½-145 +1½+135 | 5 3 | -0.36943-0.36963 | -0.43403 | |
| San Diego Padres Philadelphia Phillies | 58.5% 41.5% | -151 +143 -149 +143 | -1½-101 +1½-115 -1½+105 +1½-120 | 2 4 | -0.90093-0.89776 | -0.88025 | |
| Minnesota Twins Kansas City Royals | 59.1% 40.9% | +110 -120 +110 -116 | +1½-158 -1½+147 +1½-155 -1½+153 | 3 6 | -0.62755-0.63482 | -0.89416 | |
| Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers | 63.3% 36.7% | +101 -105 -104 -102 | -1½+148 +1½-160 -1½+146 +1½-160 | 5 11 | -0.67871-0.69794 | -1.00272 | |
| Miami Marlins Atlanta Braves | 37.6% 62.4% | +111 -119 +111 -118 | +1½-179 -1½+163 +1½-180 -1½+165 | 3 2 | -0.76385-0.76179 | -0.97742 | |
| Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds | 50.7% 49.3% | +112 -120 +115 -124 | +1½-165 -1½+145 +1½-165 -1½+150 | 2 3 | -0.62315-0.60989 | -0.70712 | |
| Milwaukee Brewers Pittsburgh Pirates | 56.1% 43.9% | -147 +140 -144 +140 | -1½+104 +1½-115 -1½+105 +1½-110 | 11 2 | -0.53071-0.53416 | -0.57730 | |
| Tampa Bay Rays Toronto Blue Jays | 58.7% 41.3% | +116 -122 +115 -116 | +1½-169 -1½+150 +1½-170 -1½+155 | 3 6 | -0.61109-0.62385 | -0.88375 |
Season Prediction Results
| Games | Record (Pct) | No Pick | +/- | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sportsbooks | 7 | 6-1 (0.857) | 0 | -0.57752 | |
| Sportsbooks | 7 | 6-1 (0.857) | 0 | -0.57969 | |
| DRatings | 7 | 5-2 (0.714) | 0 | -0.60539 | -0.02787 -0.02570 |
Season Simulation
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| # | Team | W | L | Make Playoffs | Win Division | Win Conf. | Conf. Champ. | World Series |
Predictions Methodology
Here we use computer estimates from the Inference Index to predict future Major League baseball games. We use previous score and pitcher data to best attempt to estimate the results of each game. The predictions do not account for injuries, or any other factors that may cause the outcome to be swayed in one direction or another. There is a lot of randomness, particularly in baseball, so there will always be some error in the prediction.
Beginning in the 2014 season, we have begun including probable starting pitcher into the calculation. If there is a late change in the starting pitcher for a team and it is not reflected below then the projections will not be an accurate assessment on the game. The current projection system for Major League Baseball games is at Level 3, our highest level of analysis. The Predictor should be used for entertainment purposes only.