At 10:10pm our selection is on the Toronto Blue Jays and the Seattle Mariners 'under' the total. After sweeping the San Diego Padres in their final interleague series of the year, taking the three games by a combined score of 18-6, the Seattle offense has reverted back to its old ways against the American League by dropping the first game of this series on Monday night against Toronto, and getting shut out in the process, 2-0. Home has not been a friendly place for the Mariners this season, as going into Tuesday's game at Safeco against this Toronto club, Seattle was 1-10 in its last eleven games in its home ballpark. Toronto hasn't exactly been setting the baseball world on fire on the road either, going 18-24 away from its home field and it certainly has had its problems against lefthanders with a .233 team batting average against them in 2008. And tonight the Jays will face a pretty hot veteran lefty in Seattle's Jarrod Washburn. In his last four starts, Washburn has a 2.13 ERA but only one win to show for it, as he has not received much run support from the Mariners' anemic offense. Finally, Dustin McGowan has gone 'under' the total in 30 of his last 42 starts, including 14-1 (93.3%) 'under' as a favorite and 21-6 'under' at night. AL Total of the Week on the 'under'. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.

At 9:40pm our complimentary selection is on the Arizona Diamondbacks over the Milwaukee Brewers. Arizona righthander Micah Owings may have lost five of his last six starts, but he has been bothered by a sore back for some of those games, and still hasn't really pitched that badly. He and his team have pronounced him fit for this game, so be prepared to see the Micah Owings that we saw for much of April and May when the 25-year-old went 6-2 with a 3.73 ERA in his first nine starts. The Brewers will send out converted reliever Seth McClung who has been extremely inconsistent in his seven starts this season. McClung rarely gets past the sixth inning in his starts and only lasted 4 2/3 in his last outing at Minnesota against the Twins, giving up nine hits and five earned runs in one of his worst starts of the year. Milwaukee is only hitting .248 vs. righthanders this season. Take the D-Backs. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.

2007 World Series of Sports Handicapping Champ Al McMordie has an AWESOME PLAY on Wednesday's Baseball card. It's an OVER/UNDER selection out of an EYE-POPPING 93.3% Winning Situation. It's Big Al's #1 AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTAL of the WEEK. If you need one BIG PLAY to STEP OUT ON today, this Totals Winner is it! Don't miss it.