Cincinnati Reds 77-82 (48%) @ New York Mets 76-83 (48%)
H.
Bailey, starting for Cincinnati Reds, has a FIP of 4.16 (#127 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.82 (#81 in MLB), and tERA of 4.79 (#161 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .285, LOB% of 72%, and E-F of 0.17. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.09, with
a WHIP of 1.25, and opponent BA of .255. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 22%, GB%: 39%, FB%: 39% for a 1.01 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
12%.
C. Schwinden, starting for New York Mets, has a FIP of 3.46
(#48 in MLB), xFIP of 4.53 (#189 in MLB), and tERA of 2.99 (#9 in MLB),
with a BABIP of .315, LOB% of 62%, and E-F of 1.6. He has a K/BB ratio
of 2.4, with a WHIP of 1.44, and opponent BA of .269. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 15%, GB%: 41%, FB%: 44% for a 0.92 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 4%.
Cincinnati Reds have the #25 bullpen, #10
offense, and are rated #3 in fielding. They have a road record of 35-43
(45%), ranked #19 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
New York Mets
have the #16 bullpen, #10 offense, and are rated #30 in fielding. They
have a home record of 33-45 (42%), ranked #26 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a
row.
Washington Nationals 78-80 (49%) @ Florida Marlins 71-88 (45%)
T.
Milone, starting for Washington Nationals, has a FIP of 3.3 (#36 in
MLB), xFIP of 4.61 (#196 in MLB), and tERA of 3.72 (#46 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .278, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of 0.02. He has a K/BB ratio of
3.67, with a WHIP of 1.11, and opponent BA of .25. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 32%, FB%: 47% for a 0.7 GB/FB ratio, and
a HR/FB of 3%.
A. Sanchez, starting for Florida Marlins, has a
FIP of 3.33 (#37 in MLB), xFIP of 3.19 (#15 in MLB), and tERA of 3.71
(#44 in MLB), with a BABIP of .31, LOB% of 75%, and E-F of 0.34. He has a
K/BB ratio of 3.34, with a WHIP of 1.26, and opponent BA of .246. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 45%, FB%: 35% for a 1.26
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Washington Nationals have the
#10 bullpen, #23 offense, and are rated #22 in fielding. They have a
road record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #22 in MLB and have Won 2 in a row.
Florida
Marlins have the #9 bullpen, #20 offense, and are rated #17 in
fielding. They have a home record of 30-45 (40%), ranked #28 in MLB and
have Lost 3 in a row.
Philadelphia Phillies 99-60 (62%) @ Atlanta Braves 89-70 (56%)
C.
Lee, starting for Philadelphia Phillies, has a FIP of 2.59 (#5 in MLB),
xFIP of 2.69 (#3 in MLB), and tERA of 3.09 (#11 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .292, LOB% of 81%, and E-F of -0.2. He has a K/BB ratio of 5.52, with
a WHIP of 1.03, and opponent BA of .226. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.44 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
9%.
R. Delgado, starting for Atlanta Braves, has a FIP of 4.96
(#214 in MLB), xFIP of 4.81 (#214 in MLB), and tERA of 5.4 (#202 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .222, LOB% of 86%, and E-F of -2.26. He has a K/BB
ratio of 1.38, with a WHIP of 1.23, and opponent BA of .214. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 38%, FB%: 41% for a 0.92
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Philadelphia Phillies have the
#20 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #18 in fielding. They have a
road record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #1 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Atlanta
Braves have the #1 bullpen, #22 offense, and are rated #25 in fielding.
They have a home record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #6 in MLB and have Lost 2
in a row.
St Louis Cardinals 88-71 (55%) @ Houston Astros 55-104 (35%)
J.
Garcia, starting for St Louis Cardinals, has a FIP of 3.2 (#27 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.34 (#25 in MLB), and tERA of 3.39 (#26 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .319, LOB% of 67%, and E-F of 0.25. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.08, with
a WHIP of 1.32, and opponent BA of .268. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 18%, GB%: 54%, FB%: 28% for a 1.91 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
8%.
W. Rodriguez, starting for Houston Astros, has a FIP of 4.16
(#127 in MLB), xFIP of 3.69 (#60 in MLB), and tERA of 4.45 (#124 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .286, LOB% of 79%, and E-F of -0.65. He has a K/BB
ratio of 2.48, with a WHIP of 1.3, and opponent BA of .245. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 44%, FB%: 36% for a 1.25
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 13%.
St Louis Cardinals have the #19
bullpen, #5 offense, and are rated #26 in fielding. They have a road
record of 43-35 (55%), ranked #5 in MLB and have Won 2 in a row.
Houston
Astros have the #26 bullpen, #24 offense, and are rated #23 in
fielding. They have a home record of 30-48 (38%), ranked #30 in MLB and
have Lost 2 in a row.
C.
Morton, starting for Pittsburgh Pirates, has a FIP of 3.75 (#77 in
MLB), xFIP of 4.03 (#114 in MLB), and tERA of 4.66 (#147 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .316, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.08. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.45, with a WHIP of 1.51, and opponent BA of .271. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 23%, GB%: 59%, FB%: 19% for a 3.14 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
S. Marcum, starting for Milwaukee Brewers, has
a FIP of 3.65 (#63 in MLB), xFIP of 3.84 (#84 in MLB), and tERA of 3.78
(#51 in MLB), with a BABIP of .254, LOB% of 75%, and E-F of -0.34. He
has a K/BB ratio of 2.89, with a WHIP of 1.12, and opponent BA of .222.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 37%, FB%: 43% for a 0.86
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Pittsburgh Pirates have the #13
bullpen, #26 offense, and are rated #19 in fielding. They have a road
record of 35-43 (45%), ranked #19 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Milwaukee
Brewers have the #3 bullpen, #8 offense, and are rated #8 in fielding.
They have a home record of 55-23 (71%), ranked #1 in MLB and have Won 3
in a row.
Cincinnati Reds 77-82 (48%) @ New York Mets 76-83 (48%)
H.
Bailey, starting for Cincinnati Reds, has a FIP of 4.16 (#127 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.82 (#81 in MLB), and tERA of 4.79 (#161 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .285, LOB% of 72%, and E-F of 0.17. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.09, with
a WHIP of 1.25, and opponent BA of .255. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 22%, GB%: 39%, FB%: 39% for a 1.01 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
12%.
C. Schwinden, starting for New York Mets, has a FIP of 3.46
(#48 in MLB), xFIP of 4.53 (#189 in MLB), and tERA of 2.99 (#9 in MLB),
with a BABIP of .315, LOB% of 62%, and E-F of 1.6. He has a K/BB ratio
of 2.4, with a WHIP of 1.44, and opponent BA of .269. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 15%, GB%: 41%, FB%: 44% for a 0.92 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 4%.
Cincinnati Reds have the #25 bullpen, #10
offense, and are rated #3 in fielding. They have a road record of 35-43
(45%), ranked #19 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
New York Mets
have the #16 bullpen, #10 offense, and are rated #30 in fielding. They
have a home record of 33-45 (42%), ranked #26 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a
row.
Washington Nationals 78-80 (49%) @ Florida Marlins 71-88 (45%)
T.
Milone, starting for Washington Nationals, has a FIP of 3.3 (#36 in
MLB), xFIP of 4.61 (#196 in MLB), and tERA of 3.72 (#46 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .278, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of 0.02. He has a K/BB ratio of
3.67, with a WHIP of 1.11, and opponent BA of .25. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 32%, FB%: 47% for a 0.7 GB/FB ratio, and
a HR/FB of 3%.
A. Sanchez, starting for Florida Marlins, has a
FIP of 3.33 (#37 in MLB), xFIP of 3.19 (#15 in MLB), and tERA of 3.71
(#44 in MLB), with a BABIP of .31, LOB% of 75%, and E-F of 0.34. He has a
K/BB ratio of 3.34, with a WHIP of 1.26, and opponent BA of .246. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 45%, FB%: 35% for a 1.26
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Washington Nationals have the
#10 bullpen, #23 offense, and are rated #22 in fielding. They have a
road record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #22 in MLB and have Won 2 in a row.
Florida
Marlins have the #9 bullpen, #20 offense, and are rated #17 in
fielding. They have a home record of 30-45 (40%), ranked #28 in MLB and
have Lost 3 in a row.
Philadelphia Phillies 99-60 (62%) @ Atlanta Braves 89-70 (56%)
C.
Lee, starting for Philadelphia Phillies, has a FIP of 2.59 (#5 in MLB),
xFIP of 2.69 (#3 in MLB), and tERA of 3.09 (#11 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .292, LOB% of 81%, and E-F of -0.2. He has a K/BB ratio of 5.52, with
a WHIP of 1.03, and opponent BA of .226. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.44 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
9%.
R. Delgado, starting for Atlanta Braves, has a FIP of 4.96
(#214 in MLB), xFIP of 4.81 (#214 in MLB), and tERA of 5.4 (#202 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .222, LOB% of 86%, and E-F of -2.26. He has a K/BB
ratio of 1.38, with a WHIP of 1.23, and opponent BA of .214. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 38%, FB%: 41% for a 0.92
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Philadelphia Phillies have the
#20 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #18 in fielding. They have a
road record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #1 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Atlanta
Braves have the #1 bullpen, #22 offense, and are rated #25 in fielding.
They have a home record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #6 in MLB and have Lost 2
in a row.
St Louis Cardinals 88-71 (55%) @ Houston Astros 55-104 (35%)
J.
Garcia, starting for St Louis Cardinals, has a FIP of 3.2 (#27 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.34 (#25 in MLB), and tERA of 3.39 (#26 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .319, LOB% of 67%, and E-F of 0.25. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.08, with
a WHIP of 1.32, and opponent BA of .268. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 18%, GB%: 54%, FB%: 28% for a 1.91 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
8%.
W. Rodriguez, starting for Houston Astros, has a FIP of 4.16
(#127 in MLB), xFIP of 3.69 (#60 in MLB), and tERA of 4.45 (#124 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .286, LOB% of 79%, and E-F of -0.65. He has a K/BB
ratio of 2.48, with a WHIP of 1.3, and opponent BA of .245. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 44%, FB%: 36% for a 1.25
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 13%.
St Louis Cardinals have the #19
bullpen, #5 offense, and are rated #26 in fielding. They have a road
record of 43-35 (55%), ranked #5 in MLB and have Won 2 in a row.
Houston
Astros have the #26 bullpen, #24 offense, and are rated #23 in
fielding. They have a home record of 30-48 (38%), ranked #30 in MLB and
have Lost 2 in a row.
C.
Morton, starting for Pittsburgh Pirates, has a FIP of 3.75 (#77 in
MLB), xFIP of 4.03 (#114 in MLB), and tERA of 4.66 (#147 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .316, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.08. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.45, with a WHIP of 1.51, and opponent BA of .271. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 23%, GB%: 59%, FB%: 19% for a 3.14 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
S. Marcum, starting for Milwaukee Brewers, has
a FIP of 3.65 (#63 in MLB), xFIP of 3.84 (#84 in MLB), and tERA of 3.78
(#51 in MLB), with a BABIP of .254, LOB% of 75%, and E-F of -0.34. He
has a K/BB ratio of 2.89, with a WHIP of 1.12, and opponent BA of .222.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 20%, GB%: 37%, FB%: 43% for a 0.86
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Pittsburgh Pirates have the #13
bullpen, #26 offense, and are rated #19 in fielding. They have a road
record of 35-43 (45%), ranked #19 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Milwaukee
Brewers have the #3 bullpen, #8 offense, and are rated #8 in fielding.
They have a home record of 55-23 (71%), ranked #1 in MLB and have Won 3
in a row.
Los Angeles Dodgers 80-78 (51%) @ Arizona Diamondbacks 93-66 (59%)
D.
Eveland, starting for Los Angeles Dodgers, has a FIP of 3.65 (#63 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.99 (#107 in MLB), and tERA of 4.69 (#150 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .289, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.1. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.83, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of .261. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 24%, GB%: 54%, FB%: 22% for a 2.41 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
D. Hudson, starting for Arizona Diamondbacks,
has a FIP of 3.25 (#32 in MLB), xFIP of 3.77 (#73 in MLB), and tERA of
3.65 (#41 in MLB), with a BABIP of .298, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.19.
He has a K/BB ratio of 3.35, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of
.253. His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 42%, FB%: 39% for a
1.08 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 6%.
Los Angeles Dodgers have
the #5 bullpen, #21 offense, and are rated #12 in fielding. They have a
road record of 38-39 (49%), ranked #14 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Arizona
Diamondbacks have the #12 bullpen, #12 offense, and are rated #1 in
fielding. They have a home record of 50-28 (64%), ranked #5 in MLB and
have Won 4 in a row.
Chicago Cubs 70-89 (44%) @ San Diego Padres 69-90 (43%)
C.
Coleman, starting for Chicago Cubs, has a FIP of 4.46 (#164 in MLB),
xFIP of 4.47 (#179 in MLB), and tERA of 5.19 (#192 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .354, LOB% of 65%, and E-F of 1.94. He has a K/BB ratio of 1.56,
with a WHIP of 1.78, and opponent BA of .296. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 44%, FB%: 34% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 11%.
M. Latos, starting for San Diego Padres, has a
FIP of 3.25 (#32 in MLB), xFIP of 3.56 (#43 in MLB), and tERA of 2.91
(#7 in MLB), with a BABIP of .288, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.36. He has a
K/BB ratio of 2.89, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of .233. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 16%, GB%: 43%, FB%: 41% for a 1.06
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 8%.
Chicago Cubs have the #14
bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #21 in fielding. They have a road
record of 31-47 (40%), ranked #24 in MLB and have Lost 2 in a row.
San
Diego Padres have the #8 bullpen, #29 offense, and are rated #9 in
fielding. They have a home record of 33-45 (42%), ranked #26 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Colorado Rockies 72-87 (45%) @ San Francisco Giants 84-75 (53%)
J.
Chacin, starting for Colorado Rockies, has a FIP of 4.28 (#143 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.96 (#102 in MLB), and tERA of 4.59 (#139 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .258, LOB% of 74%, and E-F of -0.63. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.71, with a WHIP of 1.32, and opponent BA of .226. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 15%, GB%: 56%, FB%: 29% for a 1.96 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 13%.
R. Vogelsong, starting for San Francisco
Giants, has a FIP of 3.79 (#83 in MLB), xFIP of 3.91 (#95 in MLB), and
tERA of 4.33 (#104 in MLB), with a BABIP of .285, LOB% of 80%, and E-F
of -0.9. He has a K/BB ratio of 2.16, with a WHIP of 1.3, and opponent
BA of .243. His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 45%, FB%:
34% for a 1.31 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Colorado Rockies
have the #14 bullpen, #7 offense, and are rated #20 in fielding. They
have a road record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #22 in MLB and have Won 2 in a
row.
San Francisco Giants have the #2 bullpen, #27 offense, and
are rated #10 in fielding. They have a home record of 44-34 (56%),
ranked #9 in MLB and have Lost 4 in a row.
Odds: COL +118 (46%) SFG -125 (56%) O/U = 7
Lean: UNDER
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Boston Red Sox 89-70 (56%) @ Baltimore Orioles 67-92 (42%)
J.
Beckett, starting for Boston Red Sox, has a FIP of 3.44 (#46 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.55 (#39 in MLB), and tERA of 3.61 (#39 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .243, LOB% of 81%, and E-F of -0.74. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.54,
with a WHIP of 1, and opponent BA of .204. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 17%, GB%: 40%, FB%: 43% for a 0.93 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
9%.
T. Hunter, starting for Baltimore Orioles, has a FIP of 4.55
(#176 in MLB), xFIP of 4.2 (#142 in MLB), and tERA of 5.43 (#206 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .311, LOB% of 65%, and E-F of 0.7. He has a K/BB
ratio of 4.71, with a WHIP of 1.36, and opponent BA of .298. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 42%, FB%: 37% for a 1.15
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Boston Red Sox have the #7
bullpen, #1 offense, and are rated #2 in fielding. They have a road
record of 44-34 (56%), ranked #3 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Baltimore
Orioles have the #28 bullpen, #13 offense, and are rated #29 in
fielding. They have a home record of 37-41 (47%), ranked #21 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Cleveland Indians 80-79 (50%) @ Detroit Tigers 92-67 (58%)
U.
Jimenez, starting for Cleveland Indians, has a FIP of 3.67 (#67 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.68 (#59 in MLB), and tERA of 4.21 (#95 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .309, LOB% of 66%, and E-F of 0.84. He has a K/BB ratio of
2.36, with a WHIP of 1.37, and opponent BA of .249. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 34% for a 1.4 GB/FB ratio, and
a HR/FB of 10%.
D. Fister, starting for Detroit Tigers, has a
FIP of 3.12 (#18 in MLB), xFIP of 3.69 (#60 in MLB), and tERA of 3.5
(#32 in MLB), with a BABIP of .276, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.14. He
has a K/BB ratio of 3.65, with a WHIP of 1.1, and opponent BA of .239.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.47
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 5%.
Cleveland Indians have the #17
bullpen, #18 offense, and are rated #28 in fielding. They have a road
record of 36-42 (46%), ranked #18 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Detroit
Tigers have the #22 bullpen, #4 offense, and are rated #16 in fielding.
They have a home record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #6 in MLB and have Won 1
in a row.
Los Angeles Dodgers 80-78 (51%) @ Arizona Diamondbacks 93-66 (59%)
D.
Eveland, starting for Los Angeles Dodgers, has a FIP of 3.65 (#63 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.99 (#107 in MLB), and tERA of 4.69 (#150 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .289, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.1. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.83, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of .261. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 24%, GB%: 54%, FB%: 22% for a 2.41 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
D. Hudson, starting for Arizona Diamondbacks,
has a FIP of 3.25 (#32 in MLB), xFIP of 3.77 (#73 in MLB), and tERA of
3.65 (#41 in MLB), with a BABIP of .298, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.19.
He has a K/BB ratio of 3.35, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of
.253. His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 42%, FB%: 39% for a
1.08 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 6%.
Los Angeles Dodgers have
the #5 bullpen, #21 offense, and are rated #12 in fielding. They have a
road record of 38-39 (49%), ranked #14 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Arizona
Diamondbacks have the #12 bullpen, #12 offense, and are rated #1 in
fielding. They have a home record of 50-28 (64%), ranked #5 in MLB and
have Won 4 in a row.
Chicago Cubs 70-89 (44%) @ San Diego Padres 69-90 (43%)
C.
Coleman, starting for Chicago Cubs, has a FIP of 4.46 (#164 in MLB),
xFIP of 4.47 (#179 in MLB), and tERA of 5.19 (#192 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .354, LOB% of 65%, and E-F of 1.94. He has a K/BB ratio of 1.56,
with a WHIP of 1.78, and opponent BA of .296. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 44%, FB%: 34% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 11%.
M. Latos, starting for San Diego Padres, has a
FIP of 3.25 (#32 in MLB), xFIP of 3.56 (#43 in MLB), and tERA of 2.91
(#7 in MLB), with a BABIP of .288, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.36. He has a
K/BB ratio of 2.89, with a WHIP of 1.21, and opponent BA of .233. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 16%, GB%: 43%, FB%: 41% for a 1.06
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 8%.
Chicago Cubs have the #14
bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #21 in fielding. They have a road
record of 31-47 (40%), ranked #24 in MLB and have Lost 2 in a row.
San
Diego Padres have the #8 bullpen, #29 offense, and are rated #9 in
fielding. They have a home record of 33-45 (42%), ranked #26 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Colorado Rockies 72-87 (45%) @ San Francisco Giants 84-75 (53%)
J.
Chacin, starting for Colorado Rockies, has a FIP of 4.28 (#143 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.96 (#102 in MLB), and tERA of 4.59 (#139 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .258, LOB% of 74%, and E-F of -0.63. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.71, with a WHIP of 1.32, and opponent BA of .226. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 15%, GB%: 56%, FB%: 29% for a 1.96 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 13%.
R. Vogelsong, starting for San Francisco
Giants, has a FIP of 3.79 (#83 in MLB), xFIP of 3.91 (#95 in MLB), and
tERA of 4.33 (#104 in MLB), with a BABIP of .285, LOB% of 80%, and E-F
of -0.9. He has a K/BB ratio of 2.16, with a WHIP of 1.3, and opponent
BA of .243. His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 45%, FB%:
34% for a 1.31 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Colorado Rockies
have the #14 bullpen, #7 offense, and are rated #20 in fielding. They
have a road record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #22 in MLB and have Won 2 in a
row.
San Francisco Giants have the #2 bullpen, #27 offense, and
are rated #10 in fielding. They have a home record of 44-34 (56%),
ranked #9 in MLB and have Lost 4 in a row.
Odds: COL +118 (46%) SFG -125 (56%) O/U = 7
Lean: UNDER
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Boston Red Sox 89-70 (56%) @ Baltimore Orioles 67-92 (42%)
J.
Beckett, starting for Boston Red Sox, has a FIP of 3.44 (#46 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.55 (#39 in MLB), and tERA of 3.61 (#39 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .243, LOB% of 81%, and E-F of -0.74. He has a K/BB ratio of 3.54,
with a WHIP of 1, and opponent BA of .204. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 17%, GB%: 40%, FB%: 43% for a 0.93 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
9%.
T. Hunter, starting for Baltimore Orioles, has a FIP of 4.55
(#176 in MLB), xFIP of 4.2 (#142 in MLB), and tERA of 5.43 (#206 in
MLB), with a BABIP of .311, LOB% of 65%, and E-F of 0.7. He has a K/BB
ratio of 4.71, with a WHIP of 1.36, and opponent BA of .298. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 42%, FB%: 37% for a 1.15
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 11%.
Boston Red Sox have the #7
bullpen, #1 offense, and are rated #2 in fielding. They have a road
record of 44-34 (56%), ranked #3 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Baltimore
Orioles have the #28 bullpen, #13 offense, and are rated #29 in
fielding. They have a home record of 37-41 (47%), ranked #21 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Cleveland Indians 80-79 (50%) @ Detroit Tigers 92-67 (58%)
U.
Jimenez, starting for Cleveland Indians, has a FIP of 3.67 (#67 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.68 (#59 in MLB), and tERA of 4.21 (#95 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .309, LOB% of 66%, and E-F of 0.84. He has a K/BB ratio of
2.36, with a WHIP of 1.37, and opponent BA of .249. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 34% for a 1.4 GB/FB ratio, and
a HR/FB of 10%.
D. Fister, starting for Detroit Tigers, has a
FIP of 3.12 (#18 in MLB), xFIP of 3.69 (#60 in MLB), and tERA of 3.5
(#32 in MLB), with a BABIP of .276, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.14. He
has a K/BB ratio of 3.65, with a WHIP of 1.1, and opponent BA of .239.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.47
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 5%.
Cleveland Indians have the #17
bullpen, #18 offense, and are rated #28 in fielding. They have a road
record of 36-42 (46%), ranked #18 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Detroit
Tigers have the #22 bullpen, #4 offense, and are rated #16 in fielding.
They have a home record of 47-31 (60%), ranked #6 in MLB and have Won 1
in a row.
Toronto Blue Jays 80-79 (50%) @ Chicago White Sox 77-82 (48%)
D.
McGowan, starting for Toronto Blue Jays, has a FIP of 4.79 (#201 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.85 (#87 in MLB), and tERA of 4.21 (#95 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .257, LOB% of 59%, and E-F of 1.44. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.71, with a WHIP of 1.38, and opponent BA of .224. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 14%, GB%: 57%, FB%: 29% for a 2 GB/FB ratio, and a
HR/FB of 21%.
D. Axelrod, starting for Chicago White Sox, has a
FIP of 3.87 (#92 in MLB), xFIP of 3.82 (#81 in MLB), and tERA of 4.77
(#158 in MLB), with a BABIP of .387, LOB% of 74%, and E-F of 1.2. He has
a K/BB ratio of 1.83, with a WHIP of 1.78, and opponent BA of .302. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 22%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 31% for a 1.55
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Toronto Blue Jays have the #23
bullpen, #9 offense, and are rated #24 in fielding. They have a road
record of 38-40 (49%), ranked #16 in MLB and have Lost 2 in a row.
Chicago
White Sox have the #6 bullpen, #19 offense, and are rated #13 in
fielding. They have a home record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #25 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Odds: TOR +113 (47%) CHW -120 (55%) O/U = 8
Lean: White Sox
=======================================
Kansas City Royals 70-89 (44%) @ Minnesota Twins 61-98 (38%)
F.
Paulino, starting for Kansas City Royals, has a FIP of 3.59 (#57 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.84 (#84 in MLB), and tERA of 3.91 (#63 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .333, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.66. He has a K/BB ratio of
2.33, with a WHIP of 1.42, and opponent BA of .265. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 46%, FB%: 35% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 9%.
K. Slowey, starting for Minnesota Twins, has a
FIP of 4.66 (#187 in MLB), xFIP of 4.42 (#171 in MLB), and tERA of 5.64
(#216 in MLB), with a BABIP of .318, LOB% of 54%, and E-F of 2.49. He
has a K/BB ratio of 6, with a WHIP of 1.36, and opponent BA of .301. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 23%, GB%: 31%, FB%: 46% for a 0.67
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 10%.
Kansas City Royals have the #24
bullpen, #6 offense, and are rated #14 in fielding. They have a road
record of 30-48 (38%), ranked #25 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Minnesota
Twins have the #29 bullpen, #27 offense, and are rated #11 in fielding.
They have a home record of 31-47 (40%), ranked #29 in MLB and have Won 1
in a row.
C.
Wilson, starting for Texas Rangers, has a FIP of 3.21 (#29 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.37 (#27 in MLB), and tERA of 3.64 (#40 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .288, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.24. He has a K/BB ratio of 2.86,
with a WHIP of 1.18, and opponent BA of .23. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 49%, FB%: 32% for a 1.55 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB
of 8%.
D. Haren, starting for LAA Angels, has a FIP of 2.99 (#12
in MLB), xFIP of 3.32 (#24 in MLB), and tERA of 3.18 (#13 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .27, LOB% of 72%, and E-F of 0.19. He has a K/BB ratio of
5.72, with a WHIP of 1.02, and opponent BA of .23. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 43%, FB%: 38% for a 1.12 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 7%.
Texas Rangers have the #30 bullpen, #3
offense, and are rated #7 in fielding. They have a road record of 41-37
(53%), ranked #10 in MLB and have Won 3 in a row.
LAA Angels have
the #20 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #5 in fielding. They have a
home record of 45-33 (58%), ranked #8 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Odds: TEX +119 (46%) LAA -126 (56%) O/U = 7
Lean: UNDER
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B.
McCarthy, starting for Oakland Athletics, has a FIP of 2.76 (#8 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.3 (#21 in MLB), and tERA of 3.22 (#16 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .298, LOB% of 67%, and E-F of 0.5. He has a K/BB ratio of 4.68,
with a WHIP of 1.14, and opponent BA of .253. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.46 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
J. Vargas, starting for Seattle Mariners, has a
FIP of 4.23 (#137 in MLB), xFIP of 4.54 (#193 in MLB), and tERA of 4.24
(#99 in MLB), with a BABIP of .286, LOB% of 69%, and E-F of 0.15. He
has a K/BB ratio of 2.05, with a WHIP of 1.34, and opponent BA of .261.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 37%, FB%: 44% for a 0.85
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 8%.
Oakland Athletics have the #11
bullpen, #25 offense, and are rated #27 in fielding. They have a road
record of 29-49 (37%), ranked #26 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Seattle
Mariners have the #18 bullpen, #30 offense, and are rated #15 in
fielding. They have a home record of 38-43 (47%), ranked #22 in MLB and
have Lost 4 in a row.
Odds: OAK -122 (55%) SEA +115 (47%) O/U = 7
Lean: A's
=======================================
New York Yankees 97-62 (61%) @ Tampa Bay Rays 88-71 (55%)
H.
Noesi, starting for New York Yankees, has a FIP of 7.52 (#255 in MLB),
xFIP of 4.53 (#189 in MLB), and tERA of 6.81 (#244 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .375, LOB% of 83%, and E-F of -0.77. He has a K/BB ratio of 2, with a
WHIP of 1.88, and opponent BA of .364. His batted-ball peripherals are:
LD%: 26%, GB%: 40%, FB%: 34% for a 1.18 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
11%.
J. Shields, starting for Tampa Bay Rays, has a FIP of 3.37
(#41 in MLB), xFIP of 3.2 (#16 in MLB), and tERA of 3.54 (#35 in MLB),
with a BABIP of .261, LOB% of 79%, and E-F of -0.53. He has a K/BB ratio
of 3.56, with a WHIP of 1.04, and opponent BA of .216. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 46%, FB%: 35% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 11%.
New York Yankees have the #4 bullpen, #2
offense, and are rated #6 in fielding. They have a road record of 45-33
(58%), ranked #2 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Tampa Bay Rays
have the #27 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #4 in fielding. They
have a home record of 44-34 (56%), ranked #9 in MLB and have Won 2 in a
row.
Toronto Blue Jays 80-79 (50%) @ Chicago White Sox 77-82 (48%)
D.
McGowan, starting for Toronto Blue Jays, has a FIP of 4.79 (#201 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.85 (#87 in MLB), and tERA of 4.21 (#95 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .257, LOB% of 59%, and E-F of 1.44. He has a K/BB ratio of
1.71, with a WHIP of 1.38, and opponent BA of .224. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 14%, GB%: 57%, FB%: 29% for a 2 GB/FB ratio, and a
HR/FB of 21%.
D. Axelrod, starting for Chicago White Sox, has a
FIP of 3.87 (#92 in MLB), xFIP of 3.82 (#81 in MLB), and tERA of 4.77
(#158 in MLB), with a BABIP of .387, LOB% of 74%, and E-F of 1.2. He has
a K/BB ratio of 1.83, with a WHIP of 1.78, and opponent BA of .302. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 22%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 31% for a 1.55
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 9%.
Toronto Blue Jays have the #23
bullpen, #9 offense, and are rated #24 in fielding. They have a road
record of 38-40 (49%), ranked #16 in MLB and have Lost 2 in a row.
Chicago
White Sox have the #6 bullpen, #19 offense, and are rated #13 in
fielding. They have a home record of 34-44 (44%), ranked #25 in MLB and
have Lost 1 in a row.
Odds: TOR +113 (47%) CHW -120 (55%) O/U = 8
Lean: White Sox
=======================================
Kansas City Royals 70-89 (44%) @ Minnesota Twins 61-98 (38%)
F.
Paulino, starting for Kansas City Royals, has a FIP of 3.59 (#57 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.84 (#84 in MLB), and tERA of 3.91 (#63 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .333, LOB% of 71%, and E-F of 0.66. He has a K/BB ratio of
2.33, with a WHIP of 1.42, and opponent BA of .265. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 46%, FB%: 35% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 9%.
K. Slowey, starting for Minnesota Twins, has a
FIP of 4.66 (#187 in MLB), xFIP of 4.42 (#171 in MLB), and tERA of 5.64
(#216 in MLB), with a BABIP of .318, LOB% of 54%, and E-F of 2.49. He
has a K/BB ratio of 6, with a WHIP of 1.36, and opponent BA of .301. His
batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 23%, GB%: 31%, FB%: 46% for a 0.67
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 10%.
Kansas City Royals have the #24
bullpen, #6 offense, and are rated #14 in fielding. They have a road
record of 30-48 (38%), ranked #25 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Minnesota
Twins have the #29 bullpen, #27 offense, and are rated #11 in fielding.
They have a home record of 31-47 (40%), ranked #29 in MLB and have Won 1
in a row.
C.
Wilson, starting for Texas Rangers, has a FIP of 3.21 (#29 in MLB),
xFIP of 3.37 (#27 in MLB), and tERA of 3.64 (#40 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .288, LOB% of 73%, and E-F of -0.24. He has a K/BB ratio of 2.86,
with a WHIP of 1.18, and opponent BA of .23. His batted-ball peripherals
are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 49%, FB%: 32% for a 1.55 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB
of 8%.
D. Haren, starting for LAA Angels, has a FIP of 2.99 (#12
in MLB), xFIP of 3.32 (#24 in MLB), and tERA of 3.18 (#13 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .27, LOB% of 72%, and E-F of 0.19. He has a K/BB ratio of
5.72, with a WHIP of 1.02, and opponent BA of .23. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 43%, FB%: 38% for a 1.12 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 7%.
Texas Rangers have the #30 bullpen, #3
offense, and are rated #7 in fielding. They have a road record of 41-37
(53%), ranked #10 in MLB and have Won 3 in a row.
LAA Angels have
the #20 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #5 in fielding. They have a
home record of 45-33 (58%), ranked #8 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Odds: TEX +119 (46%) LAA -126 (56%) O/U = 7
Lean: UNDER
=======================================
B.
McCarthy, starting for Oakland Athletics, has a FIP of 2.76 (#8 in
MLB), xFIP of 3.3 (#21 in MLB), and tERA of 3.22 (#16 in MLB), with a
BABIP of .298, LOB% of 67%, and E-F of 0.5. He has a K/BB ratio of 4.68,
with a WHIP of 1.14, and opponent BA of .253. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 21%, GB%: 47%, FB%: 32% for a 1.46 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 6%.
J. Vargas, starting for Seattle Mariners, has a
FIP of 4.23 (#137 in MLB), xFIP of 4.54 (#193 in MLB), and tERA of 4.24
(#99 in MLB), with a BABIP of .286, LOB% of 69%, and E-F of 0.15. He
has a K/BB ratio of 2.05, with a WHIP of 1.34, and opponent BA of .261.
His batted-ball peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 37%, FB%: 44% for a 0.85
GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of 8%.
Oakland Athletics have the #11
bullpen, #25 offense, and are rated #27 in fielding. They have a road
record of 29-49 (37%), ranked #26 in MLB and have Won 1 in a row.
Seattle
Mariners have the #18 bullpen, #30 offense, and are rated #15 in
fielding. They have a home record of 38-43 (47%), ranked #22 in MLB and
have Lost 4 in a row.
Odds: OAK -122 (55%) SEA +115 (47%) O/U = 7
Lean: A's
=======================================
New York Yankees 97-62 (61%) @ Tampa Bay Rays 88-71 (55%)
H.
Noesi, starting for New York Yankees, has a FIP of 7.52 (#255 in MLB),
xFIP of 4.53 (#189 in MLB), and tERA of 6.81 (#244 in MLB), with a BABIP
of .375, LOB% of 83%, and E-F of -0.77. He has a K/BB ratio of 2, with a
WHIP of 1.88, and opponent BA of .364. His batted-ball peripherals are:
LD%: 26%, GB%: 40%, FB%: 34% for a 1.18 GB/FB ratio, and a HR/FB of
11%.
J. Shields, starting for Tampa Bay Rays, has a FIP of 3.37
(#41 in MLB), xFIP of 3.2 (#16 in MLB), and tERA of 3.54 (#35 in MLB),
with a BABIP of .261, LOB% of 79%, and E-F of -0.53. He has a K/BB ratio
of 3.56, with a WHIP of 1.04, and opponent BA of .216. His batted-ball
peripherals are: LD%: 19%, GB%: 46%, FB%: 35% for a 1.29 GB/FB ratio,
and a HR/FB of 11%.
New York Yankees have the #4 bullpen, #2
offense, and are rated #6 in fielding. They have a road record of 45-33
(58%), ranked #2 in MLB and have Lost 1 in a row.
Tampa Bay Rays
have the #27 bullpen, #14 offense, and are rated #4 in fielding. They
have a home record of 44-34 (56%), ranked #9 in MLB and have Won 2 in a
row.
GL bud, just wondering about your thoughts on the White Sox? It really seems they have given up on the season this year. While the Jays are still putting up some runs, and (i could be wrong) i feel like mcgowan has been throwing decent since he has came up. Just wanted to know why the Sox? Thanks and GL!
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GL bud, just wondering about your thoughts on the White Sox? It really seems they have given up on the season this year. While the Jays are still putting up some runs, and (i could be wrong) i feel like mcgowan has been throwing decent since he has came up. Just wanted to know why the Sox? Thanks and GL!
BOL on the 4 pack. I sent ya a p.m about the KCR play as I really like them too but since I see you on them I'll just lock them in.
One other play I really like was the U 7.5 in FLA. Both starters era's are in the 3's for the year,low 2's L3 respectively and the pens era L10 are also both respectable L10. Now I see on your matchups that WASH and FLA both have top 10 pens and bottom 3rd offense. Any thoughts from you and/or your model for the total. Thanx
Oh and I also like STL with the only concern Jaime's #'s vs HOU and Wandy's vs STL.
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BOL on the 4 pack. I sent ya a p.m about the KCR play as I really like them too but since I see you on them I'll just lock them in.
One other play I really like was the U 7.5 in FLA. Both starters era's are in the 3's for the year,low 2's L3 respectively and the pens era L10 are also both respectable L10. Now I see on your matchups that WASH and FLA both have top 10 pens and bottom 3rd offense. Any thoughts from you and/or your model for the total. Thanx
Oh and I also like STL with the only concern Jaime's #'s vs HOU and Wandy's vs STL.
GL bud, just wondering about your thoughts on the White Sox? It really seems they have given up on the season this year. While the Jays are still putting up some runs, and (i could be wrong) i feel like mcgowan has been throwing decent since he has came up. Just wanted to know why the Sox? Thanks and GL!
Blue Jays have never seen Axelrod before who is a decent pitcher. Toronto will be missing Bautista and possibly Rasmus. They are already short with a number of guys out with injuries. This should 'equalize' the offenses somewhat and White Sox have superior BP in this one. I like them to 'squeeze' out a win today :)
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Quote Originally Posted by dubbies:
GL bud, just wondering about your thoughts on the White Sox? It really seems they have given up on the season this year. While the Jays are still putting up some runs, and (i could be wrong) i feel like mcgowan has been throwing decent since he has came up. Just wanted to know why the Sox? Thanks and GL!
Blue Jays have never seen Axelrod before who is a decent pitcher. Toronto will be missing Bautista and possibly Rasmus. They are already short with a number of guys out with injuries. This should 'equalize' the offenses somewhat and White Sox have superior BP in this one. I like them to 'squeeze' out a win today :)
BOL on the 4 pack. I sent ya a p.m about the KCR play as I really like them too but since I see you on them I'll just lock them in.
One other play I really like was the U 7.5 in FLA. Both starters era's are in the 3's for the year,low 2's L3 respectively and the pens era L10 are also both respectable L10. Now I see on your matchups that WASH and FLA both have top 10 pens and bottom 3rd offense. Any thoughts from you and/or your model for the total. Thanx
Oh and I also like STL with the only concern Jaime's #'s vs HOU and Wandy's vs STL.
I got the FLA/WAS game at 7.5 total runs.
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Quote Originally Posted by DDH420:
BOL on the 4 pack. I sent ya a p.m about the KCR play as I really like them too but since I see you on them I'll just lock them in.
One other play I really like was the U 7.5 in FLA. Both starters era's are in the 3's for the year,low 2's L3 respectively and the pens era L10 are also both respectable L10. Now I see on your matchups that WASH and FLA both have top 10 pens and bottom 3rd offense. Any thoughts from you and/or your model for the total. Thanx
Oh and I also like STL with the only concern Jaime's #'s vs HOU and Wandy's vs STL.
Blue Jays have never seen Axelrod before who is a decent pitcher. Toronto will be missing Bautista and possibly Rasmus. They are already short with a number of guys out with injuries. This should 'equalize' the offenses somewhat and White Sox have superior BP in this one. I like them to 'squeeze' out a win today :)
lawrie done for the season as well.
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Quote Originally Posted by bodio:
Blue Jays have never seen Axelrod before who is a decent pitcher. Toronto will be missing Bautista and possibly Rasmus. They are already short with a number of guys out with injuries. This should 'equalize' the offenses somewhat and White Sox have superior BP in this one. I like them to 'squeeze' out a win today :)
Bodio, long time follower, first time poster. Do you see Philadelphia letting Lee go deep in this game in Atlanta? This is basically playoff baseball for the home team, and I am just not sure Philadelphia has any incentive to send their best arm deep into this game.
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Bodio, long time follower, first time poster. Do you see Philadelphia letting Lee go deep in this game in Atlanta? This is basically playoff baseball for the home team, and I am just not sure Philadelphia has any incentive to send their best arm deep into this game.
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