The best pitcher in baseball with the #2 best team in baseball v Colorado Rockies and a pitcher (Freeland) 2/9 with a 7.28 era and a 1.56 whip.
Milwaukee -1.5 -137 is a very enticing offering.
The last game showed MKE is going to keep their starting stars healthy for the postseason. Harrison and Woodruff are on the IL. The Miz only pitched 5 innings if I remember correctly. I wouldn’t play any strikeout prop for Miz. He’s going to get pulled early.
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The best pitcher in baseball with the #2 best team in baseball v Colorado Rockies and a pitcher (Freeland) 2/9 with a 7.28 era and a 1.56 whip.
Milwaukee -1.5 -137 is a very enticing offering.
The last game showed MKE is going to keep their starting stars healthy for the postseason. Harrison and Woodruff are on the IL. The Miz only pitched 5 innings if I remember correctly. I wouldn’t play any strikeout prop for Miz. He’s going to get pulled early.
Rockies This line is absurd. Especially when he's facing one of the best hitting teams in the league.And given the Rockies have already seen him this season.
Taking the game Over too
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Quote Originally Posted by SportsIntuition:
Rockies This line is absurd. Especially when he's facing one of the best hitting teams in the league.And given the Rockies have already seen him this season.
The best pitcher in baseball with the #2 best team in baseball v Colorado Rockies and a pitcher (Freeland) 2/9 with a 7.28 era and a 1.56 whip. Milwaukee -1.5 -137 is a very enticing offering. The last game showed MKE is going to keep their starting stars healthy for the postseason. Harrison and Woodruff are on the IL. The Miz only pitched 5 innings if I remember correctly. I wouldn’t play any strikeout prop for Miz. He’s going to get pulled early.
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Quote Originally Posted by Cranky_Hank:
The best pitcher in baseball with the #2 best team in baseball v Colorado Rockies and a pitcher (Freeland) 2/9 with a 7.28 era and a 1.56 whip. Milwaukee -1.5 -137 is a very enticing offering. The last game showed MKE is going to keep their starting stars healthy for the postseason. Harrison and Woodruff are on the IL. The Miz only pitched 5 innings if I remember correctly. I wouldn’t play any strikeout prop for Miz. He’s going to get pulled early.
Rockies is not completely dead in this series after looking at the games they played between each other. They definitely can hit and can score, its a matter of run suppression. If Mizz isnt guaranteed to pitch deep in this game then the Run line +2.5 seems feasible and the moneyline at +280 isnt totaly impossible. Mind you, the last time the Brewers held the Rockies to a 1 game win in their regular season series was 12 years ago and as of today the series sits at 5-1. Something's gotta give right, and math as universal language is about trend so either the trend continues or the trend breaks. One thing I noticed in this league specially the 2nd half is the more "locked" it is the more crazier the game outcome is.
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Rockies is not completely dead in this series after looking at the games they played between each other. They definitely can hit and can score, its a matter of run suppression. If Mizz isnt guaranteed to pitch deep in this game then the Run line +2.5 seems feasible and the moneyline at +280 isnt totaly impossible. Mind you, the last time the Brewers held the Rockies to a 1 game win in their regular season series was 12 years ago and as of today the series sits at 5-1. Something's gotta give right, and math as universal language is about trend so either the trend continues or the trend breaks. One thing I noticed in this league specially the 2nd half is the more "locked" it is the more crazier the game outcome is.
Miz has pitched less than 5 innings allowing 2 or less ER in 3 games and after his next appearance allowed 2 or more ER and the team allowed 4 or more runs. Short sample size and all last year but it might mean that when he has success and is pulled short that means hes not quite right. One of those games was not a start though. I think the issue is Freeland is garbage so if you are fading Miz(which is usually bad at home) probebaly look at over 1st 5 or TT for Rockies First 5 for Rockies is over 1.5 +165. Better I think might be TT over 2.5
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Miz has pitched less than 5 innings allowing 2 or less ER in 3 games and after his next appearance allowed 2 or more ER and the team allowed 4 or more runs. Short sample size and all last year but it might mean that when he has success and is pulled short that means hes not quite right. One of those games was not a start though. I think the issue is Freeland is garbage so if you are fading Miz(which is usually bad at home) probebaly look at over 1st 5 or TT for Rockies First 5 for Rockies is over 1.5 +165. Better I think might be TT over 2.5
Murphy says the Brewers want to monitor Jacob Misiorowski's workload coming out of the All-Star break.
The first example of that came Monday night.
Misiorowski worked just four innings in an 8-3 victory over the New York Mets that marked his first appearance since pitching seven innings in a July 7 victory at St. Louis. The Brewers scratched Misiorowski from a scheduled July 12 start in Pittsburgh because of arm fatigue, and he didn't pitch in the All-Star Game last week despite getting selected for a second straight year.
"I think we take that as kind of a reset," Murphy said before the game. "Now I think we have to build him back up and make sure that we are mindful of it."
Misiorowski struck out six Monday while allowing one unearned run, four hits and a walk.
Twenty-six of his 65 pitches went at least 100 mph, and he topped out at 104 mph on a first-inning fastball to Juan Soto. He reached 102 mph on 12 pitches, though all but one of them came in the first inning.
Murphy noted after the game that limiting Misiorowski to four innings wasn't simply a matter of being careful with the flamethrowing right-hander. He said it was more a matter of
"just being mindful of when a guy's not right."
"We would have probably let him go further if his delivery and his legs felt great," Murphy said. "I think he was a little bit out of it. The long layoff kind of affected his delivery and everything else. I think it was important to notice that and get him out of there then. The velo dropped. He couldn't find the rhythm on his heater and went to off-speed stuff."
Misiorowski acknowledged that it felt a little more difficult than usual pitching Monday after such a long layoff.
"Of course," Misiorowski said. "I felt like I wasn't in my legs as well as I should have been, but I felt halfway decent. Good enough."
Keep at it.
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MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee manager Pat
Murphy says the Brewers want to monitor Jacob Misiorowski's workload coming out of the All-Star break.
The first example of that came Monday night.
Misiorowski worked just four innings in an 8-3 victory over the New York Mets that marked his first appearance since pitching seven innings in a July 7 victory at St. Louis. The Brewers scratched Misiorowski from a scheduled July 12 start in Pittsburgh because of arm fatigue, and he didn't pitch in the All-Star Game last week despite getting selected for a second straight year.
"I think we take that as kind of a reset," Murphy said before the game. "Now I think we have to build him back up and make sure that we are mindful of it."
Misiorowski struck out six Monday while allowing one unearned run, four hits and a walk.
Twenty-six of his 65 pitches went at least 100 mph, and he topped out at 104 mph on a first-inning fastball to Juan Soto. He reached 102 mph on 12 pitches, though all but one of them came in the first inning.
Murphy noted after the game that limiting Misiorowski to four innings wasn't simply a matter of being careful with the flamethrowing right-hander. He said it was more a matter of
"just being mindful of when a guy's not right."
"We would have probably let him go further if his delivery and his legs felt great," Murphy said. "I think he was a little bit out of it. The long layoff kind of affected his delivery and everything else. I think it was important to notice that and get him out of there then. The velo dropped. He couldn't find the rhythm on his heater and went to off-speed stuff."
Misiorowski acknowledged that it felt a little more difficult than usual pitching Monday after such a long layoff.
"Of course," Misiorowski said. "I felt like I wasn't in my legs as well as I should have been, but I felt halfway decent. Good enough."
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