Buffett,
I have the Yankees efficiently priced with Sabathia having success vs Twins and Twins somewhat inefficiency to hit LHP.
Washington is very interesting to me. Zimmerman over last three has pitched well and Hammel at home owns a 7 ERA although Zimmerman hosts a 5.4 ERA as well. Both bullpens seem terrible although Colorado I'm sure is over inflated due to Coors field.
Trying to value from top to bottom best buys on the board, as we like to call them.
GEKKO
For what ever reason, I don't think oddsmakers or market participants are fully valuing the Yankees during their latest run, which is an inverse reaction to how the market has reacted to past Yankees runs (they typically bid up an already overvalued Yankees price). Sabathia has been one pitcher in which I have not bet much on or against, but he too seems to be underpriced right now.
Baker has been dominant of late, but has yet to prove he can do it against a quality lineup. A lineup filled with left handed bats has given him problems in the past. So have ones with power.
I had the Nats last night as a small play. Didnt pan out. However, I don't see them coming with value today. I think the oddsmakers accurately valued the line at the open, and I am not sure why the market is electing to bid down the Nats against a hot team, at home, and against a pitcher that has put forth 5 QS in his last 6. The market seems to have a real liking for Zimmeran, but may be getting ahead of themselves, as he was backed by a pretty bullish valuation on the open.
As far as the best play, my biggest bet currently unhedged is the Marlins. But I bought in on the overnight with an average lay around -120, when Hanley's status was less encouraging.
The market seems to have corrected a lot of "off" lines that were left on the table last night.
Best of luck today.