The SportsLine model pins Tuesday’s MLB slate to a trio of high-value bets: Yankees-Twins Over 9, Mariners to beat Royals, and Phillies-Dodgers Over 7.5, plus a Dodgers-Phillies showdown headlined by Ohtani vs Sanchez. The piece highlights a Yankees offense pacing MLB and Judge’s hot stretch, Zebby Matthews’ Twins start, and Seattle’s late-season surge as pivotal angles for fantasy managers and bettors. It notes strong promo incentives and a long-running model track record, framing a disciplined, numbers-driven playbook for Tuesday’s action.

Across the board, the model simulates every game 10,000 times to produce confident leans and a +554 parlay if you lock in all three picks at DraftKings. The narrative blends star power (Ohtani, Harper, Freeman, Schwarber, Judge) with practical bets—Over outcomes, Moneyline value, and a focus on how workload and lineups shape both nightly fantasy value and sportsbook results. It’s a guide to structured exposure and intelligent risk on an MLB Tuesday.

Bo Bichette sought a second opinion on his sprained left knee in Dallas, with no change to the Blue Jays' plan and a potential return as a designated hitter before resuming defense. Toronto sits atop the AL with an 88-62 record and a five-game cushion in the East with 12 games left, prioritizing clarity over haste in his recovery.

Before the injury, Bichette hit .311 with 18 homers and 94 RBIs in 139 games, leading the majors with 181 hits and 44 doubles. As the son of former slugger Dante Bichette, his absence reverberates through Toronto’s lineup, making the possible DH reintroduction a high-leverage development for fantasy managers.

The Yankees survived a 12-game gauntlet against four likely playoff clubs, going 7-5 and locking in the top AL wild-card path as they close with a favorable schedule. Boone’s sleep strategy and Judge’s arm rehab shaped decisions, while a deep rotation and improving bullpen helped the push into October.

Key fantasy takeaways: Judge’s cautious ramp and looming October arm usage; Caballero’s rise over Volpe at short; Bednar as closer and a bullpen finding its footing; Gil and Schlittler fueling the rotation depth; Grisham and Bellinger stabilizing the outfield as Dominguez develops, making late-season lineups and playoff projections dynamic and compelling.