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2011 MLB Record:
55 - 41 @ 59% for +10.17 Units
Thur, 05/19
Milwaukee Brewers -105
Narvenson comes into this game with a 3.07 FIP (#24th) and 3.17 xFIP (#24th also). He has a decent 2.47 K/BB ratio and 0.60 HR/9. In his last couple of starts he has given up only 3 ER's in 12 innings of work. He's going to be facing a Padres lineup that is beginning to cool-off again (3 runs in the last 2 games) and who only average 2.5 rpg at home on the season. Harang is coming into this game with a 4.49 FIP (#100) and 4.04 xFIP (#86). He has a low 2.13 K/BB ratio and allows 1.36 HR/9 on the season. In his last 4 starts Harang has given up 21 ER's on 29 hits, 7 of which were HR"s, in only 22 innings pitched. He had a 11 K's to 10 BB's in that span. Against a Breweres lineup that is averaging .323 off him life-time, with .362 OBP and .862 OPS, I expect him to give up some runs. Finally, most everyone knows that Padres have a good bullpen. What most might not know is that the Brewers are right behind them in terms of xFIP. I don't think San Diego has as big of advantage in the 'pen', but Milwaukee has a clear advantage in hitting and starting pitching in this one.
Good luck!
55 - 41 @ 59% for +10.17 Units
Thur, 05/19
Milwaukee Brewers -105
Narvenson comes into this game with a 3.07 FIP (#24th) and 3.17 xFIP (#24th also). He has a decent 2.47 K/BB ratio and 0.60 HR/9. In his last couple of starts he has given up only 3 ER's in 12 innings of work. He's going to be facing a Padres lineup that is beginning to cool-off again (3 runs in the last 2 games) and who only average 2.5 rpg at home on the season. Harang is coming into this game with a 4.49 FIP (#100) and 4.04 xFIP (#86). He has a low 2.13 K/BB ratio and allows 1.36 HR/9 on the season. In his last 4 starts Harang has given up 21 ER's on 29 hits, 7 of which were HR"s, in only 22 innings pitched. He had a 11 K's to 10 BB's in that span. Against a Breweres lineup that is averaging .323 off him life-time, with .362 OBP and .862 OPS, I expect him to give up some runs. Finally, most everyone knows that Padres have a good bullpen. What most might not know is that the Brewers are right behind them in terms of xFIP. I don't think San Diego has as big of advantage in the 'pen', but Milwaukee has a clear advantage in hitting and starting pitching in this one.
Good luck!
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