KC has seen Arrighetti already this year, and it was back when they weren't hitting at all, and still got him for 4 ER in 6 IP. Now they throw their best arm in Cameron at the Jays, who are last in MLB vs LHP. I know this offense got shut out yesterday, but that's an outlier for how this offense has been running as of late.
Los Angeles Dodgers +104
Yamamoto is great as a whole, but he's over a run better on the road than he is at Chavez, and the Dodger offense find more success vs LHP. Getting the Dodgers at plus money, with their ace on the hill, trying to avoid a sweep is too enticing to pass up.
Diamondbacks/Giants Over 8 -110
Here is Jose Cabreras stat line this year. 17.2 IP, 11 ER, 3 HR and a WHIP of 1.528. That ain't good. Roupp hasn't been very good for SF either. Both offenses have been hit or miss here lately, but given who they will be up against tonight, 8 seems very attainable.
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Kansas City Royals -104
KC has seen Arrighetti already this year, and it was back when they weren't hitting at all, and still got him for 4 ER in 6 IP. Now they throw their best arm in Cameron at the Jays, who are last in MLB vs LHP. I know this offense got shut out yesterday, but that's an outlier for how this offense has been running as of late.
Los Angeles Dodgers +104
Yamamoto is great as a whole, but he's over a run better on the road than he is at Chavez, and the Dodger offense find more success vs LHP. Getting the Dodgers at plus money, with their ace on the hill, trying to avoid a sweep is too enticing to pass up.
Diamondbacks/Giants Over 8 -110
Here is Jose Cabreras stat line this year. 17.2 IP, 11 ER, 3 HR and a WHIP of 1.528. That ain't good. Roupp hasn't been very good for SF either. Both offenses have been hit or miss here lately, but given who they will be up against tonight, 8 seems very attainable.