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The MLB All-Star break is nearly here, which means it’s almost time for the Home Run Derby. With elite power hitters and some rising stars in the bracket, this year’s contest in Atlanta looks like it’ll be one of the most exciting in recent memory. Whether you’re betting for fun or trying to spot value deeper on the board, we’ve got you covered. If you’re new to MLB betting or want to fine-tune your approach, check out our MLB betting guide. And don’t forget to read our updated World Series and MLB All-Star Game previews for full All-Star Week coverage. The 2025 Derby is scheduled for Monday, July 14 at 6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ET, just one night

The 2025 MLB All-Star Game gets going on Tuesday, July 15th, providing a break in a long baseball season, and also giving fans a mid-season classic. It’s true that the MLB All-Star Game isn’t always the most exciting. The top pitchers don’t stay out there for more than a couple of innings at most, and the best hitters don’t play the full game, either. Still, it’s one of the best times of the year for the sport, and it’s also another opportunity for MLB betting. That alone always has me interested, but the trick is looking for some type of an edge. It’s not as straightforward as betting on who will win the World Series, but if you take advantage

On Saturday, July 12, AEW returns to PPV with their annual All In event. This event marks the fourth edition of the All In franchise and will emanate from Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Expectations are high for the attendance and the in-ring action for this massive stadium event. This AEW’s first run at a stadium show in the United States. Last year, they pulled off an incredible All In show at Wembley Stadium in London. This year, AEW is hoping to exceed that level of success. This weekend’s show features nearly a dozen matches with some of these bouts shaping up to go down as AEW’s best ever like Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada and Toni Storm vs.

NASCAR returns to California for a second straight week of road racing as both the Cup Series and Xfinity Series compete at Sonoma Raceway. Last weekend, the two Series competed on the streets of downtown Chicago. This weekend, they take to the turns and small lumps of Sonoma.   Once again, the Craftsman Truck Series will be on hiatus this weekend. The Trucks don’t return to action until July 25. The Xfinity Series will begin this week’s racing action with the Pit Boss FoodMaxx 250 at 4:30pm ET on Saturday, July 12. This event can be seen in its entirety on The CW. The Cup Series will compete at Sonoma Raceway on Sunday, July 13, starting at 2pm ET. The