bet365’s CBSBET365 welcome offer nets new bettors 150 in bonus bets after a first wager of 5 or more, requiring a 10+ deposit and a 30-day claim window. The promo backs a busy Wednesday with 8 MLB tilts starting after 7 p.m. ET, plus a WNBA set between Los Angeles and Dallas. In MLB, Brewers and Cubs duel in game 4 of a five-game series (8:05 p.m. ET) as Milwaukee tries to rebound after their long win streak snapped, while San Diego hosts San Francisco later and the Yankees-Rays and Dodgers-Rockies night games shape the betting board. On the WNBA side, Sparks visit Wings in a game with defenses Poised to test the over/under around 181.5, underscored by workload and line movements across the board. The night is studded with high-leverage matchups and a sportsbook promo that’s time-limited and dependent on a win or loss of the first bet. Responsible gaming reminders cap the piece as bettors chase value in a variety of market segments.

Kyle Tucker’s 38-game cliff dive at Wrigley Field is the centerpiece here. Once a driver of power, speed and defensive versatility, Tucker has scuffled to a .189 clip with only four extra-base hits while pulling grounders to the second baseman at alarming frequency. Counsell labeled it a mental reset as Tucker showed visible frustration, from bat-heating slams to a half-hearted dash on a routine ball. The piece frames this as more than a slump: it’s a mechanical and confidence collapse that could redefine his upcoming free agency if it drags on.

Tucker’s profile remains elite—league-average power, running and exceptional outfield defense. Over the last five years, only a handful logged more WAR than him, underscoring his all-around value. The analysis ties his current struggles to swing flaws: a steeper attack angle, less core connection, an upright finish and a tendency to roll the top wrist, all of which sap bat speed and pull-side thump. With a mental and mechanical reset, the upside remains immense and likely to outpace contract benchmarks set by peers like Corey Seager.

Historically, Tucker has learned to hit the ball in the air to the pull side, a development that coincided with a peak production stretch. Since July 1, that ability faded, and the spray charts reveal “hit deserts” in the left-field power alley and pull-side homer range. The piece closes with a note of cautious optimism: when Tucker reestablishes his rhythm and reads spin better, the re-emergence of his best skills could come quickly, and the fantasy upside will dwarf today’s frustration as the season unfolds.

Milwaukee travels to Chicago for a pivotal showdown with the Cubs, both teams chasing key NL standings as they wrap a two-game set. Milwaukee sits 79-47 and aims to stay within striking distance of Houston’s division, while Chicago remains the NL’s top wild-card entry at 72-54. On the mound, Jacob Misiorowski faces Colin Rea in a matchup that carries heavy betting action, including Misiorowski’s 5+ strikeouts prop and an Over/Under tilt at seven runs. The result could tilt the NL Central race or lock in a crucial playoff position for the Cubs.

Misiorowski brings strikeout upside (50 in 34.2 innings) and has popped for at least five K’s in most starts when he clears 12 outs, including a seven-K outing against Chicago in four frames. Rea counters with a steady, veteran-like profile that has yielded multiple runs in past cycles but provides Chicago with a reliable presence to guide late innings. Chicago’s doubleheader win streak and the Brewers’ recent skid add extra juice to a game likely decided in the middle innings and bullpen depth.

Oddsmakers lean slightly toward Milwaukee as a road wager with a -1.5 line and a modest moneyline; the seven-run total offers a battleground for late scoring or a pitcher-friendly duel, depending on bullpen leverage. For fantasy and DFS, Misiorowski’s KO upside makes him an intriguing cash or GPP play in a park-friendly setting, while Rea offers a cost-controlled option with moderate upside in a tight, high-leverage environment.