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the last 2 games he has pitched against the angels, seattle has out scored the angels 18-4. also, seattle has out hit the angels in those 2 games 27-11. can he do it again?
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES vs. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (JUNE 29, 2026) Pittsburgh Pirates – the best offense in the National League, leading MLB in hits, 42-42 at the halfway point for the first time since 2015. Philadelphia Phillies – 47-37, four of their last five series won, but cracks are showing beneath the surface. Braxton Ashcraft on the mound – 7-3, 3.68 ERA, four wins in his last five starts. Aaron Nola on the mound – 3-4, 4.00 ERA, 4.91 ERA over his last three starts. Bookmakers have both teams at -110. The market is perfectly balanced. The favorite is unclear. But what's happening behind the scenes is not unclear at all. Four independent sources. One common denominator. Source one – Miami: A capital flow monitoring firm tracked $12 million in coordinated capital on one side of the moneyline. Anonymous accounts in Pennsylvania and Florida. "An amount that appears only when someone is absolutely certain of the outcome." Source two – Phillies organization: An analyst from the analytics department revealed the internal evaluation of Aaron Nola – xERA 4.52, hard-hit rate up 8%, fastball lost 1.2 mph. "When he takes the mound, opponents score an average of 4.8 runs per game." Source three – Philadelphia: An investigative journalist revealed a front office conflict regarding manager Rob Thomson's future. "When the front office is in conflict, players feel it. It affects their performance." Source four – Former FBI: Information is circulating about ties between Phillies players and illegal betting networks. "Rumors are circulating that the Phillies are going to lose Monday's game." The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website: victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser You will learn: what the internal Phillies evaluation reveals about Aaron Nola, why the front office conflict matters for this game, what the former FBI agent discovered about players' ties to illegal betting, why $12 million is not a coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. <
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES vs. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (JUNE 29, 2026) Pittsburgh Pirates – the best offense in the National League, leading MLB in hits, 42-42 at the halfway point for the first time since 2015. Philadelphia Phillies – 47-37, four of their last five series won, but cracks are showing beneath the surface. Braxton Ashcraft on the mound – 7-3, 3.68 ERA, four wins in his last five starts. Aaron Nola on the mound – 3-4, 4.00 ERA, 4.91 ERA over his last three starts. Bookmakers have both teams at -110. The market is perfectly balanced. The favorite is unclear. But what's happening behind the scenes is not unclear at all. Four independent sources. One common denominator. Source one – Miami: A capital flow monitoring firm tracked $12 million in coordinated capital on one side of the moneyline. Anonymous accounts in Pennsylvania and Florida. "An amount that appears only when someone is absolutely certain of the outcome." Source two – Phillies organization: An analyst from the analytics department revealed the internal evaluation of Aaron Nola – xERA 4.52, hard-hit rate up 8%, fastball lost 1.2 mph. "When he takes the mound, opponents score an average of 4.8 runs per game." Source three – Philadelphia: An investigative journalist revealed a front office conflict regarding manager Rob Thomson's future. "When the front office is in conflict, players feel it. It affects their performance." Source four – Former FBI: Information is circulating about ties between Phillies players and illegal betting networks. "Rumors are circulating that the Phillies are going to lose Monday's game." The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website: victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser You will learn: what the internal Phillies evaluation reveals about Aaron Nola, why the front office conflict matters for this game, what the former FBI agent discovered about players' ties to illegal betting, why $12 million is not a coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. <
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I’ll tell you a little bit about the halos when they hit a wining streak , yes I know only 2 game but when they do and are playing well , as soon as they hit the road it seems to mess up there little rhythm they’ve been that way for years, but sure it doesn’t always happen but I’d surely play -1.5 Bol whatever you decide jmo
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