Tuesday night in Sacramento pits Detroit against Oakland with Morton facing Osvaldo Bido. Detroit sits at 78-54; Oakland at 60-72 after an 8-3 opener upset. The Tigers are slight favorites (-141) with a 11-run total, setting up a shrewd betting angle for a high-leverage matchup in NBC’s model.

Fantasywise, Morton carries a 3.63 ERA and 9-10 record, while Bido sits at 5.37. Past trends show Detroit excelling on the road vs losing teams and Oakland’s recent home profit, steering bets toward Tigers on the moneyline, Oakland +1.5, and the under. Rotoworld provides the latest player notes to refine decisions.

Oakland’s offense exploded early at Minnesota, surging to a 6-0 lead by the second inning as José Ureña labored through five frames with six runs allowed. Lawrence Butler cleared the bases with a first-pitch double, setting the tone for the A’s with a decisive cushion that Minnesota could not overcome. The Twins finally dented the board in the fourth and added one more in the ninth, but the comeback fell short as Oakland bullpen, led by Osvaldo Bido’s three-inning save, slammed the door. This marked Oakland’s first sweep in Minnesota since 2014, a reminder that precise situational hitting and bullpen length can swing momentum on the road. Fantasy takeaway: Butler and Ureña’s performers clock in as short-term values, while Bido’s save odds bolster the A’s late-inning upside, and Trevor Larnach and James Outman supplied a few spark-plug hits for Minnesota in a tough loss.

Trevor Larnach anchored Minnesota’s modest resistance with a double that produced a run, and James Outman added an RBI in a late push, but the Twins could not string enough baserunners together to threaten the lead. Luke Keaschall chipped in with a run-scoring groundout, showing a touch of the lineup depth Minnesota will need to manufacture offense against quality left-handed starters and a structured A’s bullpen. For Oakland, the second inning defined the game: six runs, multiple hits, and calm pitching to preserve the lead. The result leaves Oakland sitting in a more favorable spot in a tight stretch run, while Minnesota must regroup after six losses in seven games.

Sunday MLB DFS slate features nine games with the first pitch at 1:05 p.m. EDT. Zack Wheeler anchors the top end of cash-game rosters as the primary pitcher of the day, supported by solid underlying metrics and a favorable matchup against Texas, which lags in scoring. Mid-range options Zack Littell and Slade Cecconi project for efficient innings and useful peripherals against Pittsburgh and Chicago, respectively, giving you salary relief without sacrificing upside. Jose Ramirez and Anthony Volpe provide strong multi-category upside at premium salaries, with Volpe showing home/lefty splits that boost his DFS appeal. Colton Gordon and Eli White offer salary-efficient upside in cozier environments or favorable matchups, expanding lineup flexibility. A few bold stacks emerge: Oakland against lefty Cade Povich, and a Baltimore trio—Gunnar Henderson, Jordan Westburg, and Jackson Holliday—despite mixed results, due to their upside and recent trends. Osvaldo Bido steps in as a streaming option for the A’s against Baltimore, bringing depth to the Rapid-Play pool. The narrative hinges on home/road splits, OPS trends, and the day’s starter mix, all guiding the DFS decision-making.

As baseball action heats up, betting enthusiasts should mark their calendars for exciting matchups this week, notably when the Arizona Diamondbacks take on the Los Angeles Dodgers. Expert Mike Barner has delivered a stellar season record of 20-3, showcasing keen insight into player prop betting. For those looking to place informed wagers, Barner highlights key player prop bets for May 9.

In the matchup between the New York Yankees and Oakland Athletics, the bet on Osvaldo Bido to allow over 4.5 hits stands out. The Yankees, despite a couple of key injuries, have maintained a strong offensive presence. Additionally, Francisco Lindor's prop bets indicate potential for high performance against the Cubs' Jameson Taillon, particularly with Lindor's impressive home OPS.

Jackson Merrill, back after a hamstring injury, also presents intriguing value with a prop bet of over 0.5 RBI, especially facing a favorable pitcher in Antonio Senzatela at Coors Field. With several factors at play, these prop bets offer great opportunities for savvy bettors.

The New York Yankees are set to face off against the Oakland Athletics in a three-game series at the Sutter Health Park in Sacramento. This marks the Yankees' inaugural visit to the Athletics' temporary home as they transition from Oakland to Las Vegas. The matchup will showcase Yankees' superstar Aaron Judge, who's currently leading MLB with an impressive .400 batting average, 12 home runs, and 34 RBIs against the Athletics' Osvaldo Bido.

In their recent matchup against the San Diego Padres, Judge did experience a slight slump, batting 0-for-4 with three strikeouts, impacting his average slightly. Despite this, his season performance remains stellar. The Athletics, despite a slow start to the season, are expected to see a boost in attendance as the Yankees bring their fans to the game.