Public bettors struggled over the weekend Jose Canseco Jersey , as teams getting more than 50% of bets got crushed.ey aren't as lopsided as usual.‘Twas not the best weekend for public bettors. Teams getting more than 50% of bets went 11-20 over the past two days, losing 12.7 units for a -41% return on investment.Perhaps it’s only coincidence, but following the tough weekend, tonight’s most popular betting percentages aren’t quite as lopsided as usual. Of Monday’s most popular plays, only two have received more than 70% of bets.>> All odds as of 1:45 p.m. ET. Download The Action Network App to get real-time MLB odds and track your betsAtlanta Braves (-164) vs. Miami Marlins7:35 p.m. ETWith 76% of bettors behind the Braves, they’re the most popular play Monday night. Those bets have accounted for 73% of dollars, and the Braves have barely moved from their opening number of -163 to -164.Why the public loves Atlanta: Miami is 11.5 games behind the Braves, who are making a push for their first postseason appearance since 2013. Weighing the relative importance of this game to each team makes this a pretty easy decision for the public.Rockies-Cardinals Betting Preview: All Signs Point To Under Jed Lowrie Jersey , But Ignore ThemRead now Oakland Athletics (-147) vs. Toronto Blue Jays10:05 p.m. ETThe A’s have attracted 71% of bettors tonight, but those bettors have accounted for just 38% of dollars. Like the Braves’ price, the Athletics’ line hasn’t moved much from its opening number of -145.Why the public loves Oakland: The 61-win A’s just suffered a three-game sweep at the hands of the Rockies. What does that mean to public bettors? Oakland is due.San Francisco Giants (-102) at San Diego Padres10:10 p.m. ETSixty-nine percent of bettors have made the Giants tonight’s third-most popular side. They’ve also landed 80% of dollars to this point, but have fallen from -118 to -102.Why the public loves San Francisco: At 42-66, the Padres are the worst team in the National League, yet they’re a slight favorite right now against the 53-54 Giants. That San Francisco price is just too good for the public to pass up. There is a Reason the Brewers were the Second Best Team in Baseball in DRS"As we approach the end of 2018, it is always fun to look back on some of best highlights of the season. When looking at more advanced defensive metrics, Milwaukee was one the best teams in MLB (second in Defensive Runs Saved and fourth in overall defense according to Fangraphs). With such a quality defensive team, examples of defensive prowess are easy to come by. The problem is narrowing them down into five. In no particular order http://www.athleticsfanproshop.com/authentic-khris-davis-jersey , here are five of the top defensive plays made by the Brew Crew in 2018.Lorenzo Cain Saves Orlando ArciaJune 18 vs. PhiladelphiaLoCain seems to always be in effortless position to make a play. In this case, he had Orlando Arcia’s back as the ball comes out of his glove while attempting another over-the-shoulder catch. This time, Cain came up with the amazing play.Ryan Braun Dives for the CatchAugust 11 vs. AtlantaLosing 6 of the last 9, Ryan Braun makes an all-important diving catch to maintain a late lead that also led to a vital win. If this ball gets down, the Braves may have swept this series. This play was critical as Milwaukee marched towards the playoffs.Brent Suter Shows His Athletic Grace June 27 vs. Kansas CityBrent Suter had several nice moments for the Brew Crew in 2018.He even hit a home run off Corey Kluber. While doing a somersault and launching into a dive, he was able to tag Alex Gordon for the second out of the inning.Lorenzo Cain Robs David Freese in the NLCSOctober 13 vs. Los AnglesLoCain had a few of these home run robberies in 2018, and some of them were better catches than this one, like when he robbed Cody Bellinger or Jody Mercer. But the moment makes this one. He makes this catch in game 2 of the NLCS, and it was made on Brewer-killer David Freese. If what happened late in this game didn’t happen Walt Weiss Jersey , this catch would have been the critical moment of the game. Oh what might have been!Keon Broxton Goes High Up the Wall to Rob Brian DozierJuly 4 vs. MinnesotaKeon Broxton seems to make these types of catches all the time.And it is a crime to leave out his diving catch during his career game against Cincinnati.But this might be the catch of the year for the Brewers.This catch came in the ninth inning to help preserve a two-run victory.There are countless other plays that could have been, and maybe should have been, on this list. Plays made by Lorenzo Cain could have filled the entire list. The fact that Orlando Arcia does not show up on this list is just amazing. Just thinking of the multitude of plays he made going into the hole, twirling, and throwing out the runner are a highlight reel. The five plays listed are deserving, but there are other plays that are quite possibly just as deserving. So don’t hesitate to let us know what plays you think should have been included.Statistics courtesy of Fangraphs