Before\u00a0baseball gambling<\/a> fans turn their attention to other sports betting events this weekend, we have the Tuesday MLB game of the day pick for you. It\u2019s time for our weekly baseball picks for online MLB betting action.<\/p>\n Season Record: Hunter Looks To Stay Perfect In 2010<\/strong><\/p>\n MLB Betting<\/strong><\/a> \u2013 Baltimore Orioles @ Texas Rangers<\/strong><\/p>\n Jeremy Guthrie (3-10) vs. Tommy Hunter (5-0)<\/p>\n Guthrie vs. Rangers Hitting<\/strong><\/p>\n Like most other pitchers in the Baltimore Orioles organization, Jeremy Guthrie has been border-line awful this season. But despite his poor numbers (3-10, 4.64 ERA), Guthrie is ranked in the top-3 of all major pitching categories for starters on his team. Guthrie\u2019s latest start was his worst of the season; six runs allowed in just four innings pitched in a loss against Boston. The right-hander hasn\u2019t seen the win column since May 25th<\/sup>, \u00a0going 0-6 in seven starts since.<\/p>\n It won\u2019t get any easier for Guthrie against the powerful Rangers offense. The two biggest bats for Texas, Vlad Guerrero and Josh Hamilton, have combined for 40 home runs and 134 RBI\u2019s already this season. Add in Ian Kinsler and Michael Young, and it\u2019s a good\u00a0sports bet that Guthrie will be adding to his already high numbers.<\/p>\n Hunter vs. Orioles Hitting<\/strong><\/p>\n Tommy Hunter has emerged as the biggest surprises in the Rangers organization this season. The 24-year old, who had modest success as a rookie last season, has been on fire since being called up in the beginning of June. In six starts the right-hander is 5-0 with a 1.98 ERA and 1.16 WHIP. He has yet to allow more than two runs in any of his starts, and has pitched through the six innings in all five of his decisions (an injury forced him to leave after two innings in his June 16th<\/sup> start). Hunter is one of the many young talented arms Texas boasts in its organization, and will be an important part of the team\u2019s possible postseason inclusion.<\/p>\n Hunter has never faced anyone in the Orioles lineup in his career; those who\u00a0bet on MLB<\/a> know there isn\u2019t much to be afraid of. Ty Wigginton has been a nice surprise for the Orioles (14 HR, 44 RBI), but that\u2019s about it. Adam Jones has been a bit of a disappointment most of the season, but has put up some decent numbers as of late. Same goes with Nick Markakis. But there\u2019s a reason the Orioles are in last place; they lack any kind of offensive consistency and can be easily beaten on any given night.
\nBaltimore: 25-59 SU
\nTexas: 50-34 SU <\/p>\n