Regular Season YTD: +182.01u
MLB Playoffs YTD: +25.16u
Since I won't be around in the morning, i thought that I'd go ahead and put my plays up overnight. I'm not going to sit here and tell you the Kevin Guasman is a better pitcher than Yamamoto, but I am going to tell you the the Jays are a better TEAM than the Dodgers. So far in this series, the Jays have gotten to Snell twice, they have gotten to Ohtani, and even though Yamamoto dominated Toronto early (in Toronto), can he do it again? Maybe, maybe not. Yamamoto has pitched 2 consecutive complete games in the playoffs, allowing 2 ERs total. The only thing that I can find that is negative about Yamamoto is that he is a very pedestrian 9-7 at night with a 2.79 ERA. But let's not forget that Toronto had the best record in baseball this year and were a staggering 59-30 at home, averaging 5.18 runs per game. There is something special about this team as well, pulling themselves off the mat and taking 2 of 3 in LA. The Jays know that they have to take game #6 and NOT go to a game #7. How are the Dodgers going to perform with their backs against the wall? They are only 45-42 on the road this season with a terrible bullpen and awful defense. Toronto pitcher Kevin Guasman has been effective this year, not outstanding, but effective and if he can throw strikes, his opponents BA is only .214! Current Dodgers batters hit only .228 career vs Gausman with only Max Muncy and Mookie Better being somewhat effective against him in a sizable number of at bats (Ohtani is only 2-15 against him) and lefties hit only .183 against him. People have been saying that the Jays can't hit so-and-so and they cant hit Yamamoto but they have proven them wrong. There is absolutely no value in playing the dodgers (on the road) at close to -150, but many people will and those people are still chewing on Dodger chalk lol.
Toronto +128 (2x)
Toronto Over 7' (2x)
GL
MLB Playoffs YTD: +25.16u
Since I won't be around in the morning, i thought that I'd go ahead and put my plays up overnight. I'm not going to sit here and tell you the Kevin Guasman is a better pitcher than Yamamoto, but I am going to tell you the the Jays are a better TEAM than the Dodgers. So far in this series, the Jays have gotten to Snell twice, they have gotten to Ohtani, and even though Yamamoto dominated Toronto early (in Toronto), can he do it again? Maybe, maybe not. Yamamoto has pitched 2 consecutive complete games in the playoffs, allowing 2 ERs total. The only thing that I can find that is negative about Yamamoto is that he is a very pedestrian 9-7 at night with a 2.79 ERA. But let's not forget that Toronto had the best record in baseball this year and were a staggering 59-30 at home, averaging 5.18 runs per game. There is something special about this team as well, pulling themselves off the mat and taking 2 of 3 in LA. The Jays know that they have to take game #6 and NOT go to a game #7. How are the Dodgers going to perform with their backs against the wall? They are only 45-42 on the road this season with a terrible bullpen and awful defense. Toronto pitcher Kevin Guasman has been effective this year, not outstanding, but effective and if he can throw strikes, his opponents BA is only .214! Current Dodgers batters hit only .228 career vs Gausman with only Max Muncy and Mookie Better being somewhat effective against him in a sizable number of at bats (Ohtani is only 2-15 against him) and lefties hit only .183 against him. People have been saying that the Jays can't hit so-and-so and they cant hit Yamamoto but they have proven them wrong. There is absolutely no value in playing the dodgers (on the road) at close to -150, but many people will and those people are still chewing on Dodger chalk lol.
Toronto +128 (2x)
Toronto Over 7' (2x)
GL
