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Milwaukee @ Athletics game is in Vegas today FYI

@LVTruck

 Giants in a bad spot off a sunday night extra inning  game and flying cross country, thoughts?

@LVTruck

 Keep em coming  LV...

To be honest, I haven’t gotten that far yet. I’ve just scouted out a few land mines, and I think there may be some value with the dogs.

Once I get to the office, I’ll do a deeper dive.

@LVTruck

Just checked on that and it appears the the Las Vegas Ballpark (minor league) is very home run friendly. That, combined with the weather conditions (and altitude) and the Brew Crew's propensity to come up with huge innings (6+ runs at a whack) have me thinking strongly of the FG over play.

BOL

Brewers win today more than likely. The bad spot will be next game

Phillies look to be the biggest landmine of them all. They should not be -175 at Toronto 

Let’s be real…Sanchez is dealing. There’s no denying that.

But this number is carrying a heavy Sanchez tax.

IMO

Sanchez  1 earned run in 51 innings.......

Sanchez  1 earned run in 51 innings.......

 Since this streak was going on I went backed and looked at Hersheisers streak. I went back and looked at how crazy Orel Hersheisers run was. He ended the season on that scoreless streak and went into the playoffs and they won the WS

102 innings 5 ER to end the season and playoffs

Pulled this off X 

Vegas sits 2,000 feet above sea level, which would rank 2nd among active MLB parks. It's still 3,200' below Coors Field (#1) but 900' higher than Chase Field (#2).

It will be 90° at start time this evening with wind blowing out to center at 10-15 mph. The wind figures to be impactful given the park's open-air style.

The outfield at Las Vegas Ballpark is larger than the typical MLB standard, presumably to account for the persistent heat and high altitude - which help the ball travel farther. It measures 340' down the lines, 380' to each gap, and 415' to center. Most of the left side is guarded by a 13-foot-tall fence.

It's being assigned a substantially hitter-friendly park factor for tonight due to the high altitude, hitter-friendly weather, and its offense-heavy reputation in the PCL.

Kyle Harrison has been virtually un hittable last 4 games. High strike out guy. If this park has a funky hitters backdrop, they'll be swinging and missing a bunch I presume. The A's have only 8 plate appearances against him.

Springs fip over his last 4 is 6.77.

He only lasted 3.2 innings on 86 pitches vs the shitty hitting cubs last time out. They got 4 off of him. He labored.

Good Luck LV 

@Brewmeister

 I lived in Vegas for 17 years and can assure you Cashman Field is a hitters park. 

@undermysac

 Pitching to Harrison, BOTH have been tough on lefty lately. I sort of support the OVER analysis.

When leaving that park, head south to downtown or the strip, do not venture north, rough neighborhood! 

@KeyElement

 No doubt that the park and conditions all favor the hitters.

I'm just saying that those runs will most likely come from the Brewers bats rather than the A's.

At least I would think, and thinking hasn't gotten my bank roll over the Mendoza line this year quite yet

Cashman Field....That is Old school....Dollar beer night 

The game is being played @ Las Vegas Ballpark it's the new one in Summerlin 

Brewers  TT O 5.5  135/100.....

@LVTruck

Houston @ LA Angels

Passing on this one....

Springs has been struggling, but he is still a lefty who has had good stretches. If his command is sharp early, he can absolutely give Oakland five competitive innings

Milwaukee’s overall offense is strong, but against left-handed pitching specifically, the split is weaker. StatMuse has the Brewers at roughly .646 OPS vs lefties this season

Harrison has been excellent, but the numbers are almost too clean. A 1.57 ERA and one earned run or fewer in seven of eight starts is elite form, but nobody stays that perfect forever