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Padres as a team have a combined .296/.375/.465 split with 9 BB's and 17 K's against Gallardo over 71 AB's.
Pretty good numbers against a quality pitcher, for a line up that isn't known for hitting all that well in a park that brought in the fences to improve offensive numbers.
Where it gets really good is when we look at how the Brewers have done against Clayton Richard.
Brewers as a team have a combined .360/.385/.533 split with 3 BB's and 8 K's in 75 AB's.
12 of those AB's were from Corey Hart who is only .167 lifetime against Richard. Take away his AB's(since he is DL'd tonight) and the avg goes up to .397.
I know these aren't the largest sample sizes in the world but it seems like both line ups are capable of hitting the starters pretty well.
With the total sitting at 7 runs at -110, I think this is a play worth making.
BOL to everyone.
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