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MLB betting analysis by Greg Peterson (July–Sept 2026)

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Baseball handicappers issued daily wagering guidance throughout July and August 2026. Early July reports from Greg Peterson and Steve Makinen paired money-line and total picks with system-based trends, such as bullpen strength and historical performance of home favorites. By July 26, the betting landscape included promotional offers from sportsbooks, such as DraftKings’ $5-for-$150 bonus for a Liga MX match and FanDuel’s $5-for-$200 daily reset token for a Yankees-Phillies game. Peterson continued his daily output through the July 30-31 weekend, providing money-line and over/under suggestions for five games, including a –120 line for the Rays. His analysis utilized pitcher statistics like ERA and strikeout rates, alongside AI-driven player projections. On August 1, Peterson recommended a -126 Mets moneyline and a -120 Yankees moneyline, while Makinen’s VSiN-based report highlighted a +15.8% ROI for teams with strong bullpens and favorable starter ratings. In mid-to-late August, Peterson’s analysis focused on specific pitcher performance and bullpen metrics. For the August 20 slate, he highlighted Reds pitcher Brady Singer’s recent form to support a Reds moneyline and over 9 runs, and identified high bullpen ERAs in the Athletics-Royals matchup. On August 23, he recommended the over on 7.5 runs for the Cardinals versus Phillies. By August 27, he suggested the over on 9 runs for the Rockies versus Nationals, noting Gabriel Hughes’ performance relative to his 6.54 ERA and Jake Irvin’s 5.82 ERA, while also picking the Orioles moneyline due to Trevor Rogers’ 2.57 ERA since June. In early September, Peterson’s analysis for September 3 games included a Blue Jays moneyline and under 8 runs against the Guardians, citing José Soriano’s improved ERA, and a Brewers moneyline and over 8 runs against the Cubs, noting Logan Henderson’s strong form compared to Kevin Gausman’s recent struggles.

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