Pittsburgh Pirates' Adam Frazier (26) celebrates with Cole Tucker (3) as he crosses home plate in front of Milwaukee Brewers catcher Manny Pina after hitting a two-run home run off relief pitcher Bobby Wahl during the eighth inning of an baseball game in Pittsburgh, Tuesday, July 28, 2020.
Pittsburgh Pirates' Adam Frazier (26) celebrates with Cole Tucker (3) as he crosses home plate in front of Milwaukee Brewers catcher Manny Pina after hitting a two-run home run off relief pitcher Bobby Wahl during the eighth inning of an baseball game in Pittsburgh, Tuesday, July 28, 2020.Gene J. Puskar | Associated Press

Wednesday MLB: Eckel has a cycle of picks including White Sox vs Indians, Nationals vs Blue Jays, and Brewers vs Pirates

Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Indians, 6:10 pm, Washington Nationals vs. Toronto Blue Jays, 6:35 pm, and Milwaukee Brewers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, 7:05 pm

The Los Angeles Dodgers salvaged what could have been a really bad night Tuesday.

Still 1-2 isn’t good enough. What’s a hitter do when he’s a slump? He keeps swinging. So, here are some MLB picks for Wednesday night.

Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Indians, 6:10 pm

Pitchers: Lucas Giolito vs. Zach Plesac

Odds: White Sox -110; Indians -103

Washington Nationals vs. Toronto Blue Jays, 6:35 pm

Pitchers: Max Scherzer vs. Nate Pearson

Odds: Nats -160; Blue Jays +143

Milwaukee Brewers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates, 7:05 pm

Pitchers: Brandon Woodruff vs. Joe Musgrove

Odds: Brewers -150; Pirates + 130

The Cycle

Single: Cleveland swept a doubleheader from the White Sox Tuesday, so we’re looking for the Southsiders to bounce back with their ace on the mound Wednesday night. Take Chicago.

Double: Scherzer at -160 is probably as good as odds as you can expect. Take the Nats, who lost to the Jays Tuesday, straight up or in a parlay with the White Sox or with our next pick.

Triple: Woodruff went 2-0 with 24 strikeouts in two appearances against Pittsburgh last season. Musgrove, meanwhile, has a career 6.46 ERA against the Brewers. Take Milwaukee.

Home Runs: Since we’re backing the Nats and Brewers let’s go with Washington’s Howie Kendrick and Milwaukee’s Christian Yelich, who has really been struggling, to go deep Wednesday.

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