Prop Bets: Cleveland Guardians VS Chicago White Sox 2025-07-11

Guardians vs. White Sox: A Tale of Two Teams (and a Very Tired Rotation)

The Cleveland Guardians (-132) are favored to humiliate the Chicago White Sox (+220) in a game that’s basically a math problem: If the Guardians have a 59% implied win probability and the White Sox have a 31% implied win probability, how many fans are already asleep? Answer: All of them.

Why the Guardians?
Logan Allen takes the mound for Cleveland, facing a White Sox lineup that strikes out more often than a comedian on a bad open mic night. The Guardians’ recent dominance in this series (83.3% of their last six meetings went UNDER 8.5 runs) suggests this will be a pitcher’s duel. With the total set at 8.0 runs (-110 on the Under), bettors are betting on a snoozefest—wisely, given Chicago’s 31-62 record.

White Sox: The Underdog’s Last Laugh?
Sharp money is backing Chicago, but let’s be real: the White Sox are the sports equivalent of a “very funny” meme from 2017. Jonathan Cannon starts for them, and while his strikeout prop is a tempting “under” (given his 5.45 ERA and the Guardians’ patient lineup), don’t expect fireworks.

Player Props Worth Your Time
- José Ramírez Over 1.5 Total Bases: Bet on him to be a baseball magician, pulling hits, walks, and doubles out of thin air.
- Jonathan Cannon Under 8.5 Strikeouts: A safe bet if you enjoy watching pitchers chase zeros.

Final Verdict
The Guardians (-1.5) are a -150 favorite on the spread, which is about as shocking as discovering water is wet. Take the UNDER (8.0, -110) unless you enjoy financial self-sabotage. The White Sox might break a sweat, but they’ll break the game’s heart first.

Bet responsibly, or don’t—no one’s judging. The White Sox are already a 31-62 team. 🎲⚾

Created: July 11, 2025, 6:44 a.m. GMT