Braves' bats are hot, so why not ride them?

The NBA and NHL playoffs have hogged all the betting action for weeks but we're not going to allow it to happen to us. With that in mind, we've got two plays for you. 

Atlanta Braves (-1, +108)

Atlanta has played Miami five times and has won four of them. Best of all, all four of those wins have been by multiple runs. We know it's early, but the Braves are looking like the best team in the National League. So, why not continue to ride them?

And even though Braves starter Kyle Wright still isn't quite stretched out, Atlanta's offense is scorching hot. Ronald Acuna Jr. is playing like the best player in baseball and his supporting cast has done more than just hold their own. We're well aware the Marlins have won four of five, but Atlanta has Miami's number so far this year.

Baltimore Orioles (-1.5, +105)

The A's might be the worst team in baseball, but the Royals aren't that far behind. Not only has KC dropped five of six, but each of its last five losses has also been by multiple runs. 

Meanwhile, Baltimore has won four of its last five and have had no problem scoring runs. And considering Zack Greinke has really struggled this season (0-4, 6.10 ERA), don't be surprised if the O's get to the veteran right-hander early. And Kyle Gibson has been solid all season, making it that much more likely Baltimore cruises to a multi-run win.