Coach19

@MITM

 En fuego, my man...well done 

@MITM

@best_bets

 Couple that with more tighter wound baseballs, which MLB could easily incorporate, you have a recipe for mammoth bombs. 

@Unclebenelli

 Good point, Ub, but I believe they would inflate the distance number much like velo inflation on the speed gun.

Capping the HR Derby is always a crapshoot due to all of the many variables involved - endurance being the main one.  While Ohtani is clearly the public favorite, I'm thinking he comes out strong the first few rounds seeking to put on a show, then maybe fades at the end after blowing his wad early.  Trevor Story is a trendy pick as the home town favorite, but I don't think he's built for this type of competition.  Thus, I'm gonna think outside the box and roll with Joey Gallo (that's G-A-L-L-O) who's on a serious roll lately and possesses the strength and experience to go the distance.

Gallo to win (+350)

Gallo longest HR (+275)

Finally, 519.5 ft is one helluva poke, but don't think for a second those balls tonight won't be juiced to the gills.  MLB is suffering from some woeful attendance/viewership numbers and really needs a monster bomb tonight to spark fan interest.  That, coupled with the notoriously helpful atmospheric conditions of Coors field, and I'll take a crack at....

Longest HR of the evening (o519- ft)

GL everyone 

@Onthereal

 3Q o55- 

@Coach19

 Wow...just wow.  Needed a mere 2 pts over the final 1:30 of the quarter to hit the over....but no.  Brick after miserable brick 

o54.5 

Hit the White Sox RL yesterday and not much thought change today.

Sox are now 6-0 on the RL against the Os this season and all signs point to 7-0 after today.  Sox are 4th in the league in runs scored averaging 5+/game.  Moreover, Sox are 3rd in the league in Run Differential (+115) while the Os are 31st (-136)...a very sizeable comparison.  That said, I'll roll with the trend and take....

White Sox RL (-125) 

In addition, I like the over in this one for a number of reasons.  Sox starter Dylan Cease has been underwhelming lately largely due to a marked decrease in spin rate.  And, while Os' starter, Spencer Watkins, pitched relatively well in his MLB debut, the Jays most likely had zero film to study from - something the Sox will have the benefit of doing.  While I typically tread lightly on Sunday afternoon overs for a few reasons, I can't overlook the fact that BOTH the Sox and Os are 11-4 L15 against this number.  Thus, I'm also taking....

Sox/Os over 9.5 (-145) 

@BOSOXSMITH

@dcgmt

@sundance

 Riding the Sox RL and over today as well 

Hit the White Sox RL yesterday and not much thought change today.

Sox are now 6-0 on the RL against the Os this season and all signs point to 7-0 after today.  Sox are 4th in the league in runs scored averaging 5+/game.  Moreover, Sox are 3rd in the league in Run Differential (+115) while the Os are 31st (-136)...a very sizeable comparison.  That said, I'll roll with the trend and take....

White Sox RL (-125)

In addition, I like the over in this one for a number of reasons.  Sox starter Dylan Cease has been underwhelming lately largely due to a marked decrease in spin rate.  And, while Os' starter, Spencer Watkins, pitched relatively well in his MLB debut, the Jays most likely had zero film to study from - something the Sox will have the benefit of doing.  While I typically tread lightly on Sunday afternoon overs for a few reasons, I can't overlook the fact that BOTH the Sox and Os are 11-4 L15 against this number.  Thus, I'm also taking....

Sox/Os over 9.5 (-145)

@ThrowDemDarts

@Coach19

Sox are 5-0 on the RL versus the Orioles this season.  Lucas Giolito on the mound today looking to follow up a May 30th victory over the Os pitching 7 strong innings striking out 12 batters and allowing 1 run on 3 hits.  Sox offense top 5 in the majors averaging 5+ runs per game.  All of that said, I'll take.....

White Sox RL (-145) 

@undermysac

@handycat

Sox are 5-0 on the RL versus the Orioles this season.  Lucas Giolito on the mound today looking to follow up a May 30th victory over the Os pitching 7 strong innings striking out 12 batters and allowing 1 run on 3 hits.  Sox offense top 5 in the majors averaging 5+ runs per game.  All of that said, I'll take.....

White Sox RL (-145) 

@weeble5672

 Didn't have time to cap tonight's slate.  Tailing your plays