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San Francisco Giants -143 1 unit
After an unimpressive 3-3 short road trip, where they had to use 2 incredible comebacks to beat the Rockies in the first 2 games then had a taste of their own medicine in the 3rd and final game, they went into Dodger stadium won game one off Yamamoto who got squeezed and couldn't adjust to the small strike zone then got spanked in their next two games by an all of a sudden hot Dodger team. The Giants are now home to play the slumping Guardians with their new toy *super star* Devers in the lineup. Can't ask for a better home coming. 22-11 home record compare to 19-20 road record. The home field advantage is real, a true pitchers park, which is one of the reason the Giants own the #1 bullpen in the MLB. With Robbie Ray starting the Guardians will have a starting lineup of mostly righties also flipping around Ramirez and Santana making them bat right handed, that 2.9 run average their last 10 games at Oracle Park will shrink to about 1.9 runs, bare in mind that 2.9 run average came in some pretty nice hitter friendly parks. The Giants have averaged 5.3 runs in their last 10, take away Coor Fields number although they didnt hit many homers there, they still averaged a nice 4.2 runs in their last 7 games, with 4 of those at home. The advantage is clearly with the home team, who are in a dog fight in the stacked NL West, knowing winnings games is their only hope at a wild card berth in the tightest race towards a playoff run in 2025. I am going to try to bank the Giants winning game one with Devers.
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