06:05 PM [952] TOTAL u8.5 -105 (CIN REDS vrs WAS NATIONALS) ( A DESCLAFANI -R / T ROARK -R )
07:10 PM [954] TOTAL u7+100 (CHI CUBS vrs NY METS) ( J HAMMEL -R / J DEGROM -R )
10:10 PM [962] LA DODGERS -180 ( J DE LA ROSA -L / B NORRIS -R )
07:10 PM [965] DET TIGERS -101 ( M FULMER -R / D SMYLY -L )
07:10 PM [968] BOS RED SOX -220 ( J CHACIN -R / S WRIGHT -R )
08:10 PM [971] TEX RANGERS -110 ( M PEREZ -L / E SANTANA -R )
1 unit bet pays 32 ....betdsi line
MLB parlays: 9-92, -19.86 units (risk 1 unit each pick)... winner #1 posted here......winner #2 posted here....winner #3 and nice winner #4... and small reduced winner #5, winner #6 paid 5.07 units...winner #7...and here is winner #8...and then winner #9
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Josh Tomlin - 8.0 IP, 3 ER, 6 Hits, 1 BBs, 3 Ks. Somehow, Tomlin keeps outperforming his FIP/xFIP, as his 3.32 ERA is about a full point lower than each. Whatever, as long as his walk rate is still well below 1.00 (currently a dazzling 0.81 per 9!), I'm kinda okay with it. That sub 6.00 K/9 is pretty stupid though.
Stroman has been struggling since mid-May, but there were a few positive signs in his last outing. He kept the ball down more frequently and surrendered less hard contact, but he still allowed four runs over five innings vs. the White Sox.
Anthony Desclafani has a career 2.86 ERA on the road, compared to a 5.20 ERA at home....Tanner Roark, who has a solid 2.96 ERA overall, including a 2.25 ERA at home, with his home starts averaging a mere 5.14 rpg.
Kansas City Royals are 17-5 in their last 22 interleague road games vs. a team with a losing record.
Run support, not performance, has been deGrom?s issue. The Mets have gone 21 consecutive innings without scoring a run while deGrom has been in the game, and have plated a total of two for him over his last 35 innings.
Baltimore vs. Seattle
Pick: Seattle
The season has gone quite well so far for Baltimore. They have a five-game lead in the AL East and are 47-31 overall. But that record comes as a byproduct of a "home-heavy" schedule to this point (44 of 78 games played at Camden Yards). The road hasn't been nearly as kind to the O's, who are now 16-18 away from Baltimore after losing 5-3 last night here in Seattle. While June wasn't good to the Mariners, don't be surprised if we see a "reversal of fortunes" in this weekend series.
Thursday's win got Seattle back over .500. Despite that pedestrian record, they have outscored opponents by 41 runs this year. The issue for them, at least recently, has been a starting rotation decimated by injuries. It all started when ace Felix Hernandez went down at the end of May. But Taijuan Walker returned last night and gave them a much-needed lift, holding the Orioles to just four hits over 6 1/3 innings. I think that Wade LeBlanc is capable of something similar tonight, at least based on his first start of 2016 where he tossed six innings of three-hit, shutout ball against another prolific offense, that being St. Louis.
Baltimore skipper Buck Showalter is very good at managing his bullpen, but he's got an issue right now as he has no lefty reliever to turn to w/ the exception of closer Zach Britton. Showalter's starter for Friday, Kevin Gausman, is winless this year in seven road starts w/ a 5.11 ERA and 1.514 WHIP. Seattle is now 3-1 vs. Baltimore this year and crushed them twice in Camden Yards back in May. The key has been holding them to just one home run in the three victories. If LeBlanc keeps them in the park again tonight, the home team should do just fine.
07:10 PM [954] TOTAL u7+100 (CHI CUBS vrs NY METS) ( J HAMMEL -R / J DEGROM -R )
10:10 PM [962] LA DODGERS -180 ( J DE LA ROSA -L / B NORRIS -R )
07:10 PM [965] DET TIGERS -101 ( M FULMER -R / D SMYLY -L )
07:10 PM [968] BOS RED SOX -220 ( J CHACIN -R / S WRIGHT -R )
08:10 PM [971] TEX RANGERS -110 ( M PEREZ -L / E SANTANA -R )
1 unit bet pays 32 ....betdsi line
MLB parlays: 9-92, -19.86 units (risk 1 unit each pick)... winner #1 posted here......winner #2 posted here....winner #3 and nice winner #4... and small reduced winner #5, winner #6 paid 5.07 units...winner #7...and here is winner #8...and then winner #9
Goood luck everyone!! :firing: :toast:
ripped, cut and pasted, otherwise written by others, from across the internets:
Josh Tomlin - 8.0 IP, 3 ER, 6 Hits, 1 BBs, 3 Ks. Somehow, Tomlin keeps outperforming his FIP/xFIP, as his 3.32 ERA is about a full point lower than each. Whatever, as long as his walk rate is still well below 1.00 (currently a dazzling 0.81 per 9!), I'm kinda okay with it. That sub 6.00 K/9 is pretty stupid though.
Stroman has been struggling since mid-May, but there were a few positive signs in his last outing. He kept the ball down more frequently and surrendered less hard contact, but he still allowed four runs over five innings vs. the White Sox.
Anthony Desclafani has a career 2.86 ERA on the road, compared to a 5.20 ERA at home....Tanner Roark, who has a solid 2.96 ERA overall, including a 2.25 ERA at home, with his home starts averaging a mere 5.14 rpg.
Kansas City Royals are 17-5 in their last 22 interleague road games vs. a team with a losing record.
Run support, not performance, has been deGrom?s issue. The Mets have gone 21 consecutive innings without scoring a run while deGrom has been in the game, and have plated a total of two for him over his last 35 innings.
Baltimore vs. Seattle
Pick: Seattle
The season has gone quite well so far for Baltimore. They have a five-game lead in the AL East and are 47-31 overall. But that record comes as a byproduct of a "home-heavy" schedule to this point (44 of 78 games played at Camden Yards). The road hasn't been nearly as kind to the O's, who are now 16-18 away from Baltimore after losing 5-3 last night here in Seattle. While June wasn't good to the Mariners, don't be surprised if we see a "reversal of fortunes" in this weekend series.
Thursday's win got Seattle back over .500. Despite that pedestrian record, they have outscored opponents by 41 runs this year. The issue for them, at least recently, has been a starting rotation decimated by injuries. It all started when ace Felix Hernandez went down at the end of May. But Taijuan Walker returned last night and gave them a much-needed lift, holding the Orioles to just four hits over 6 1/3 innings. I think that Wade LeBlanc is capable of something similar tonight, at least based on his first start of 2016 where he tossed six innings of three-hit, shutout ball against another prolific offense, that being St. Louis.
Baltimore skipper Buck Showalter is very good at managing his bullpen, but he's got an issue right now as he has no lefty reliever to turn to w/ the exception of closer Zach Britton. Showalter's starter for Friday, Kevin Gausman, is winless this year in seven road starts w/ a 5.11 ERA and 1.514 WHIP. Seattle is now 3-1 vs. Baltimore this year and crushed them twice in Camden Yards back in May. The key has been holding them to just one home run in the three victories. If LeBlanc keeps them in the park again tonight, the home team should do just fine.
