The sheep are piling on the Angels (-1.5) without doing their homework — both these teams are absolute dumpster fires sitting under .400, and the Angels' pitching staff has surrendered 12 home runs over their last 10 games with a rotation gutted by injuries to Kikuchi and Joyce. The crowd sees 'home team' and blindly clicks, but fading a banged-up 23-37 squad laying runs against a Rockies team that can still hit in thin air at plus money (+114) is the sharp play. Colorado's walking wounded rotation is already baked into that price — the public is just late to the party as always.