Dodgers can absolutely win this game, but I’m wondering if there’s some value on Milwaukee F5. Yamamoto’s overall numbers are strong, but when he gets hit, it tends to be early, and the Brewers have a

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Just thinking out loud

LVTruck · Answer

Just thinking out loud

LVTruck · Answer

Yamamoto in the 1st inning this season: 9 games, 9.0 IP, 7 earned runs, 7.00 ERA, 1.444 WHIP, .273 batting average against

LVTruck · Answer

Milwaukee has jumped out early in both games 5 runs Friday and 3 runs Saturday

NNYHILLBILLY · Answer

Agreed!

Cranky_Hank · Answer

There is definitely value there.  Yamamoto threw a gem his last start.  Hard to do 2 games in a row.  Over first 3 or 5 innings might be worthwhile too.

ruffcutter · Answer

Milw ff rl -100

LVTruck · Answer

MLB [956] MIL BREWERS &#x2B;1&#xBD;-130 smash

Raiders22 · Answer

Maybe. But is there really value where you would realize a decent edge?

I think the +.5 is around -102. To see a 4-5% edge, you would need -111 to -113.

The -.5 is around +183. To see a 4-5% edge, you would need +170 to +173.

Are there really any models with this pitching matchup and seasonal and series stats that would give that type of edge early in the game.

I think that the value was much better earlier. That is why the FG line has dropped from around from around -185 to below -150, to about -147 now.

peace_5

Raiders22 · Answer

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Cranky_Hank · Answer

If there&#x2019;s a team to break the Dodger bullpen scoreless streak, the Brewers would be a leading candidate.

Dodgers can absolutely win this game, but I’m wondering if there’s some value on Milwaukee F5. Yamamoto’s overall numbers are strong, but when he gets hit, it tends to be early, and the Brewers have a

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