28.) KC
29.) Toronto
30.) Seattle
All are on the road tonight and are up against decent competition. Short sample this early in the season. Gonna be interesting to see if the stats hold true.
RT2
28.) KC
29.) Toronto
30.) Seattle
All are on the road tonight and are up against decent competition. Short sample this early in the season. Gonna be interesting to see if the stats hold true.
RT2
28.) KC
29.) Toronto
30.) Seattle
All are on the road tonight and are up against decent competition. Short sample this early in the season. Gonna be interesting to see if the stats hold true.
RT2
1. Kansas City Royals — 2.17 runs/game on the road, 2W-4L away. OPS .655 overall which is already bad, but they're averaging barely 2 runs away from home. Scoring is completely dead on the road.
2. Seattle Mariners — also 2.17 runs/game away, 1W-5L. One of the worst road records on the slate. They're actually playing better at home (swept Houston this weekend) but the offense completely disappears on the road.
3. Toronto Blue Jays — 2.33 runs/game away, 0W-3L on the road. Haven't won a single road game. OPS .693 overall is mediocre but the road splits are particularly brutal.
Worth noting: CIN and CWS are worse overall by OPS (.623 and .584) but CIN is actually 5W-2L away which means their road results don't match their offensive metrics — they've been getting pitching. CWS are a disaster everywhere.
Practically this means TOR @ MIL tonight is doubly interesting — TOR is 0W-3L on the road and averaging 2.33 runs away. MIL at -131 with a road offense that can't score makes the under worth a look alongside the ML.
1. Kansas City Royals — 2.17 runs/game on the road, 2W-4L away. OPS .655 overall which is already bad, but they're averaging barely 2 runs away from home. Scoring is completely dead on the road.
2. Seattle Mariners — also 2.17 runs/game away, 1W-5L. One of the worst road records on the slate. They're actually playing better at home (swept Houston this weekend) but the offense completely disappears on the road.
3. Toronto Blue Jays — 2.33 runs/game away, 0W-3L on the road. Haven't won a single road game. OPS .693 overall is mediocre but the road splits are particularly brutal.
Worth noting: CIN and CWS are worse overall by OPS (.623 and .584) but CIN is actually 5W-2L away which means their road results don't match their offensive metrics — they've been getting pitching. CWS are a disaster everywhere.
Practically this means TOR @ MIL tonight is doubly interesting — TOR is 0W-3L on the road and averaging 2.33 runs away. MIL at -131 with a road offense that can't score makes the under worth a look alongside the ML.

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