MLB Picks: Saturday Baseball Handicapping Rundown

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The White Sox and Tigers continue their set in Detroit, the Cubs take on the Reds, and the WNBA stages its All-Star contest.

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Colliding in the Junior Circuit  . . .

The Orioles will continue their road series against the Red Sox on Saturday night, with Baltimore's Jeremy Guthrie (7-8, 5.12 ERA) taking on Boston's Jon Lester (8-7, 3.87 ERA). Righthander Guthrie is coming off a strong outing against the White Sox in which he surrendered just two earned runs on three hits over eight innings of work. Lefthander Lester took a hard-luck loss in his last trip to the mound, allowing just three earned runs on five hits over his seven innings pitched.

Also on the American League schedule for Saturday: Oakland at the Yankees, Tampa Bay at Toronto, Cleveland at Seattle, Minnesota at the Angels, Texas at Kansas City, and the White Sox at Detroit. Gavin Floyd (8-6, 4.40 ERA) gets the start for Chicago; the righthander has given up 13 earned runs over his last three starts (20 innings), but still went 2-1 in those outings. The Tigers will counter with Edwin Jackson (7-5, 2.52 ERA); Detroit is 5-5 in the righthander's last 10 outings.

Clashing in the Senior Circuit . . .

Saturday's NL slate kicks off with the Cubs hosting the Reds, as Johnny Cueto (8-6, 3.67 ERA) takes on Kevin Hart (1-1, 2.30 ERA). Righthander Cueto had to settle for a no-decision vs. the Brewers last time out, surrendering three earned runs on 10 hits over six innings of work; Cueto last won on July 1. Righthander Hart will be filling in for the injured Ted Lilly on Saturday. Hart beat the Nationals in his last outing, holding them to only two earned runs over five innings of work.

Also on the National League schedule for Saturday: St. Louis at Philadelphia, San Diego at Washington, the Mets at Houston, San Francisco at Colorado, Pittsburgh at Arizona, Florida at the Dodgers, and Atlanta at Milwaukee. Braves righthander Tommy Hanson (5-0, 3.00 ERA) will try to keep his perfect record intact in that contest; Hanson beat the Giants last time out. The Brewers will counter with righthander Yovani Gallardo (8-7, 3.28 ERA), who last won June 26.

Rounding out the Roundup . . .

The Canadian Football League closes out its fourth week on Saturday afternoon with a game between the Eskimos and Roughriders in Saskatchewan. Edmonton has yet to pay off for bettors so far this year, going 0-3 against-the-spread (and 1-2 straight-up). Saskatchewan is 2-1 both SU and ATS through their first three games of the season. The oddsmakers have the Roughriders pegged as 4.5-point home favorites for Saturday's matchup, with the day's total set at 55 points.

Finally, the best of the WNBA will take the court on Saturday afternoon in the league's annual All-Star Game, which will be held at Connecticut's Mohegan Sun Arena. The Eastern All-Stars were listed as early 5-point favorites over the West.

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