EC lost their entire front 7 and I think Tulsa has too much offense here. Tulsa is off a rare losing season. Look for multi-purpose man Johnson for Tulsa is have a big game!

Fans in Philly have to be breathing a little bit easier after seeing their team return to postseason form lately. Getting healthier, the Phils are looking for their sixth straight win overall and a sweep of the six-game season series with the Brewers. Philadelphia is still one game back of first-place Atlanta in the National League East, but riding an 8-1 streak since lat August, the Braves have to be feeling the heat from the Phils. The Brewers have lost five straight, and could be in trouble today with Randy Wolf toeing the slab. Though he's been awfully impressive overall, he is 1-2 with a 5.79 ERA in four career starts against Philadelphia.

The Steelers are still looking to erase memories of not only the last year out of their system, but also the turbulent offseason. They are obviously looking to turn the page and that is probably part of the reason why this team has won two games this preseason as otherwise, I don't think Tomlin would really care about the preseason. But, undoubtedly, he has to care about this preseason as questions have surfaced regarding this team's ability to compete and win. Carolina comes off a nice win against Tennessee, but having said that I expect Pittsburgh to try to bounce-back from a bit of an ugly performance against Denver where they ended up losing 17-38. Carolina has undoubtedly shown that they can be a good defensive team this year, yielding only 33 points in three games, but they have put up only 30 points in three games. I look for the Steelers defense to take a bit more of an aggressive approach after giving up 38 points in their last game. Steelers by 14+

12-0. That’s Jon Lester’s career record against the Baltimore Orioles. And it’s not a fluky 12-0, either, as he’s got an incredible 2.00 ERA in those 15 starts. In three games this year against the O’s, Lester has surrendered one run in 19 innings of work, with Baltimore’s hitters batting a paltry .197. The Red Sox won those three games this season by scores of 4-3, 8-2 and 9-3, part of their 14-1 record when Lester faces the Orioles. And get this: Of those 14 wins, 11 have covered the run line! And another thing: The hard-throwing southpaw is 5-0 with a 1.83 ERA in seven career starts at Camden Yards, with Boston going 6-1. The last time Lester took the mound was Friday in Tampa Bay and he held the Rays to just two hits and five walks in seven innings, giving up just one unearned run while whiffing 10 in a 3-1 road victory.

Red Sox roll BIG in this one!

If it ain't broke, don't fix it! Let's do it again tonight, as New York starter A.J. Burnett has resembled a batting practice pitcher of late, allowing 14 runs to cross in his last 10 innings of work. His coumterpart Brett Anderson made 3 starts against the Yankees last season, and the Yanks were able to plate 12 runs off of him in his 19 innings of work against them. New York has played over the total in 6 of their last 7, and they are on an 18-6-3 over run their last 27 home games.

Oakland has been over the total in their last 3, and 4 of their last 5. Just can't go against those numbers, so play the over again tonight in New York.