breaKeveNGetting a few of these in tonight, because I'm not sure if I'll have time in the morning... Chicago White Sox +124 (0.5/0.62) Missed out on the White Sox today, when I failed to pull the trigger on Buhrle...Not sure how long their bats can stay hot, especially with Greinke throwing, but Dye, Pierzynski, and Podsednik are .385, .412, .481 lifetime against the Right hander. Danks pitched seven scoreless in his last outing, and has gone at least seven innings in his last four outings with a 26:8 K/BB ratio. He looks good, and against the Royals he may look great. It's a small bet for me since Greinke is my pick for AL Cy Young winner thus far this season. I have no faith in the Royals offense and it boils down to how hot the Chi sox have been on the road. Arizona Diamondbacks +110 (0.5/0.55) Looking at the pitching match-up I have to take Scherzer in this one. He is far better on the road, offering up a 1.80 ERA with opponents batting .228 over 7 road starts. If his defense is solid behind him, he should toss 6+ solid innings. On the other hand De La Rosa has been awful at home. He is 1-5 with a 7.97 ERA in 7 starts at Coors this season. He has won his last two, but I look for him to take a step backward against the D-backs. The teams have split their first six games this season, but I like the dbacks to run away with this one early. I'll probably add a few more in the afternoon if I can get a free minute. GL to everyone!
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Arizona pick is ugly..they cannot get off square one....people are losing money fading the Rockies, they remain hot and are a different animal at home....21-5 run or something like that overall.... and their starter is due for a decent outing at home, as he has sucked there lately, I agree...but ODDS ARE he will step up versus remain in a slump there.....once again just my thoughts on that one...
KC is totally unpredictable and 1-7 their last 8 in KC...I am going to this game today....at least I can get drunk and eat Nacho's...as a Royals fan thats about all I have to look forward, and when they win, it shocks everyone! LOL....
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breaKeveNGetting a few of these in tonight, because I'm not sure if I'll have time in the morning... Chicago White Sox +124 (0.5/0.62) Missed out on the White Sox today, when I failed to pull the trigger on Buhrle...Not sure how long their bats can stay hot, especially with Greinke throwing, but Dye, Pierzynski, and Podsednik are .385, .412, .481 lifetime against the Right hander. Danks pitched seven scoreless in his last outing, and has gone at least seven innings in his last four outings with a 26:8 K/BB ratio. He looks good, and against the Royals he may look great. It's a small bet for me since Greinke is my pick for AL Cy Young winner thus far this season. I have no faith in the Royals offense and it boils down to how hot the Chi sox have been on the road. Arizona Diamondbacks +110 (0.5/0.55) Looking at the pitching match-up I have to take Scherzer in this one. He is far better on the road, offering up a 1.80 ERA with opponents batting .228 over 7 road starts. If his defense is solid behind him, he should toss 6+ solid innings. On the other hand De La Rosa has been awful at home. He is 1-5 with a 7.97 ERA in 7 starts at Coors this season. He has won his last two, but I look for him to take a step backward against the D-backs. The teams have split their first six games this season, but I like the dbacks to run away with this one early. Mariners/Red Sox Under 8.5 (1.0/1.0) King Felix on the Road...enough said. Wakefield has been throwing well, and the Mariners offense is anything but special. Combined with two solid bullpens, I see this being a low scoring affair. I'll probably add a few more in the afternoon if I can get a free minute. GL to everyone!