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Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Yankees are facing a surprisingly decent and I believe under-rated righty starter in Shane BAZ, who - like RODON - pitches better at home than on the road. He's AT HOME tonight. Even better is he is coming off a "bad"/embarrassing outing (road), and likely to rebound at home. Over the last 7 HOME starts he has not pitched a "bad" outing and held opponents to the following impressively low earned runs: 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 BAZ will be facing an offense, missing a key batter, and averaging just 2.91 rpg over the recent 4 complete series! An offense which fares well vs LEFTIES, but near the bottom of the league when facing RIGHTIES! (past 4 series) BAZ is a righty. Conversely, lefty RODON - in his first game back from a long stint on the IL - will be facing an ORIOLE offense (see post #8463 above) scoring above league average overall but even BETTER vs LEFTIES... where they are hitting a decent .753 OPS vs righties (rank: 11th) but rank 2nd vs lefties with a terrific .878 OPS Yankees are currently hitting .656 OPS vs righties like Shane Baz. Only slight edge I see for NYY is in the pens. T
Yankees are facing a surprisingly decent and I believe under-rated righty starter in Shane BAZ, who - like RODON - pitches better at home than on the road. He's AT HOME tonight. Even better is he is coming off a "bad"/embarrassing outing (road), and likely to rebound at home. Over the last 7 HOME starts he has not pitched a "bad" outing and held opponents to the following impressively low earned runs: 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 BAZ will be facing an offense, missing a key batter, and averaging just 2.91 rpg over the recent 4 complete series! An offense which fares well vs LEFTIES, but near the bottom of the league when facing RIGHTIES! (past 4 series) BAZ is a righty. Conversely, lefty RODON - in his first game back from a long stint on the IL - will be facing an ORIOLE offense (see post #8463 above) scoring above league average overall but even BETTER vs LEFTIES... where they are hitting a decent .753 OPS vs righties (rank: 11th) but rank 2nd vs lefties with a terrific .878 OPS Yankees are currently hitting .656 OPS vs righties like Shane Baz. Only slight edge I see for NYY is in the pens. T
wo notes: "One swing of the bat" can flip a script in a heartbeat. No guarantees.
and it's uncanny,
but nearly every @#$%&! time I do a writeup like this, the pick LOSES.
So that's the story line for good ole Fubah tonight......Will my 2+hrs of research/capping, composition and typing a completely LOGICAL, detailed analysis pan out into a deserved winner on Orioles? ....or.... will my infamous "curse of the detailed writeup" rear up and hand me another loser for daring to try and inform the forum? 
.....We shall see....
Like the Padres -130 today - Lean Dodgers RL , Clev , Boston Under - Braves should get a W as well. Hoping favs TCB today. Had the Brewe Crew yesterday-153 early line , went to -170 - 22-0 - If only it was always that easy lol 
best of luck tonight my man Fubs 
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