MLB Predictions and Moneyline Picks for Sunday, March 29

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Below, we break down the top moneyline MLB picks for Sunday, March 29.

MLB moneyline picks for March 29

MatchupPick Royals
vs
Braves
-154 Twins
vs
Orioles
-167 Rangers
vs
Phillies
-175 Athletics
vs
Blue Jays
-192 Red Sox
vs
Reds
-142 Rockies
vs
Marlins
-227 Pirates
vs
Mets
-200 Angels
vs
Astros

+152 White Sox
vs
Brewers

-175 Rays
vs
Cardinals
-105 Nationals
vs
Cubs
-240Guardians
vs
Mariners
+128

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Expert MLB moneyline picks for March 29

Royals vs Braves:  Braves (-154)

Grant Holmes has a big arm, and Atlanta has big bats.

Seth Lugo didn’t look that great this spring, and he will have his hands full against a Braves lineup that scored six runs on opening day. 

Twins vs Orioles:  Orioles (-167)

Shane Baz is coming off a career-best season, while Minnesota starter Bailey Ober hopes to bounce back from his worst. 

Ober got lit up this spring, so I’ll side with Baz and Baltimore. 

Rangers vs Phillies:  Phillies (-175)

Jesus Luzardo is the better arm here, and Philadelphia should force Mackenzie Gore to work.

Gore had difficulties getting outs this spring, and he’s hard to trust against this Phillies lineup. 

Athletics vs Blue Jays:  Blue Jays (-192)

Eric Lauer is coming off the best season of his seven-year career.

A's righty Luis Morales got clobbered this spring, which could spell trouble on the road against Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and this Blue Jays offense.

Red Sox vs Reds:  Red Sox (-142)

Connolly Early has a live arm but struggled this spring, while Rhett Lowder missed a full season and was also hit hard during ST.

We’ll likely see the bullpens early, and Boston has the better one. 

Rockies vs Marlins:  Marlins (-227)

The Rockies are coming off the worst record in baseball.

Miami's young-gun Max Meyer looked good this spring, and Miami has the better arms for this one. 

Pirates vs Mets:  Mets (-200)

Nolan McLean was a revelation in 2025 and carried that momentum into a strong spring.

Carmen Mlodzinski has command issues and will be in trouble against Juan Soto and a Mets lineup that scored 11 runs on Opening Day.

Angels vs Astros:  Angels (+152)

Tatsuya Imai makes his much-anticipated MLB debut, but the Angels have come out of the gate swinging. J

Jack Kochanowicz has command issues, but Houston's offense and the rookie pitcher are too difficult to trust.

White Sox vs Brewers:  Brewers (-217)

The Chicago White Sox’s pitchers allowed 14 runs on Opening Day.

Lefty Anthony Kay has been plagued by command issues that persisted this spring and now faces a Brewers lineup that should give Brandon Sproat enough run support to win comfortably.

Rays vs Cardinals:   Cardinals (-105)

Steven Matz faces his former team and boasts excellent command, but he’s 33-32 in career road games.

Dustin May has electric stuff, and the hot Cardinals’ bats should provide him with all the run support he needs.

Nationals vs Cubs:  Cubs (-240)

Jake Irvin is coming off a solid spring, but his long ball issues on a breezy day make him a must fade for me.

Shota Imanaga has a strong track record against the Nationals, and I’ll back him along with the Cubs’ bats against Irvin.

Guardians vs Mariners:  Guardians (+128)

Slade Cecconi is coming off a strong spring.

Although Cecconi faces a tough task against this Seattle lineup, he should get enough run support, as Emerson Hancock struggles with command and has a career 1.5 home runs allowed per nine innings.

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