Lopez allowing one run or fewer in five of his last six appearances, his 3.00 home ERA, and San Diego’s poor numbers against right-handed pitching. The Padres also struggle against the four-seam and slider, which make up about 85% of Lopez’s arsenal.
Buehler’s 16.36 ERA over his last three starts and six home runs allowed fit perfectly with Atlanta’s power and recent scoring surge
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I think the mechanical issues he worked on coming out of the bullpen has really paid off. Bravos pitching as a whole isn't the best right now so it does seem like he's taking a little extra pride in going out there and trying to perform, seems a little more locked in on the details
I’m with you, it’s Tampa or nothing here. Rasmussen has the cleaner numbers, and Tampa has the better overall pitching and offensiv Toronto has barely scored lately, and Gausman has struggled against the Rays, but his underlying numbers are better than the ERA shows, so I’m not forcing Tampa onto the short card just yet.
Have you looked at the Indians game? Rojas is pitching and despite his ERA of 2.79 he has only thrown 342 pitches all season. Stat check this but I think 4 innings has been the most he has pitched. He might have a short leash tonight and Twins get into their bullpen early.
Minnesota is bullpen ERA is 5.24 and 1.54 whip.
twins lineup not posted yet but they aren’t hitting well against lefties?
I think the Braves absolutely smash today. San Diego’s offense has not been very good, and I think Atlanta can get after Buehler early.
I’m also juiced up at -150 on the full-game moneyline, and that is not something I take lightly. I only added it for full-coverage insurance because if we get the start we expect, Atlanta should be in position to finish the job.
Bottom line, we need this fucking sweep like oxygen.
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