YTD: +141.47u
Put these in overnight....................
NY Mets/Cincinnati Under 9
-I believe that this number is a tad too high. These 2 teams combine for 120-146 to the under thus far this season and despite poor current form by both pitchers, both of these teams are very much alive in the NL wild card race and I expect them to revert to their normal form in this contest. New York starts LHP David Peterson who is a nice 3.65 ERA overall and fairs much better pitching on the road than at home with an ERA of 3.44. In Addition, Peterson is 8-3 with a 3.34 ERA during night games. Furthermore, in his last 4 road starts he has allowed just 5 ER's in 26 2/3 IP for an ERA of 1.69, going 3-0-1 to the under! Meanwhile, the Reds start LHP Andrew Abbott who started the season (April-July) 8-1 with an ERA of 2.15 before a rough August. He has one start against the Mets this season, giving up 2 ER's in 6 IP, while Peterson has one start vs the Reds this year giving up 0 runs in 6 IP. Finally, the Reds hit just .230 against left-handed pitching (24 pts below their average) while the Mets hit just .238 vs left-handed pitching (18 pts less than their average.) Gonna take 10 runs to beat us and I don't see that happening. Play Mets/Reds Under 9............
Put these in overnight....................
NY Mets/Cincinnati Under 9
-I believe that this number is a tad too high. These 2 teams combine for 120-146 to the under thus far this season and despite poor current form by both pitchers, both of these teams are very much alive in the NL wild card race and I expect them to revert to their normal form in this contest. New York starts LHP David Peterson who is a nice 3.65 ERA overall and fairs much better pitching on the road than at home with an ERA of 3.44. In Addition, Peterson is 8-3 with a 3.34 ERA during night games. Furthermore, in his last 4 road starts he has allowed just 5 ER's in 26 2/3 IP for an ERA of 1.69, going 3-0-1 to the under! Meanwhile, the Reds start LHP Andrew Abbott who started the season (April-July) 8-1 with an ERA of 2.15 before a rough August. He has one start against the Mets this season, giving up 2 ER's in 6 IP, while Peterson has one start vs the Reds this year giving up 0 runs in 6 IP. Finally, the Reds hit just .230 against left-handed pitching (24 pts below their average) while the Mets hit just .238 vs left-handed pitching (18 pts less than their average.) Gonna take 10 runs to beat us and I don't see that happening. Play Mets/Reds Under 9............