Wednesday May 31st - The Money Team Wins
Recap 2-1 +$4.29 Units
Last 26 Picks 20-6 +31.27 Units (76%)
Last 44 Picks 28-16 +23.41 Units (64%)
ALL PLAY DOCUMENTED ON dubclub.win/r/p/pri-8hvkf/ FOR THE LAST 2 YEARS
3* Arizona -1.5 +105 (Won 6-0)
Connor Seabold will meet the Diamondbacks for the second time this season. Back on April 29, he tossed 3.1 frames in relief in Colorado’s 11-4 defeat to Arizona, yielding a couple of earned runs on five hits while striking out three. I’m expecting Arizona to hit well against Seabold, but the D-backs are a risky pick because of their pitching situation. Still, Arizona’s bullpen has been outstanding over the last ten days, tallying a 2.06 ERA and 3.17 FIP. On the other side, the Rockies’ bullpen has gone 4-0 with three saves in that span, but it has also registered a disastrous 6.91 ERA and 5.94 WHIP.
2* Toronto -1.5 +100 (Lost 2-4)
This game may come down to the offenses. Alek Manoah has been ineffective most of the year, so the Brewers may find some rare offense. Meanwhile, Julio Teheran has only thrown 10.0 MLB innings since 2021, so who knows what kind of pitcher he is. What is known is that Toronto's offense can give anyone fits, especially at home. If this comes down to which offense performs better, the Blue Jays have a clear edge. Take them to win at home.
2* Cincinnati +157 (Won 5-4)
The Reds keep beating lefties, winning four straight because they hit them so well. Even without considering Paxton's handedness, the Reds' offense has been hot, and he hasn't been pitching well. The Red Sox offense shouldn't have issues scoring on Luke Weaver, but they also ended their road trip a bit cold. Cincinnati is playing better right now and has a favorable matchup, so that's the side I'm taking in this one.
Money,
@TMTWMoney
TMTSports@yahoo.com
Recap 2-1 +$4.29 Units
Last 26 Picks 20-6 +31.27 Units (76%)
Last 44 Picks 28-16 +23.41 Units (64%)
ALL PLAY DOCUMENTED ON dubclub.win/r/p/pri-8hvkf/ FOR THE LAST 2 YEARS
3* Arizona -1.5 +105 (Won 6-0)
Connor Seabold will meet the Diamondbacks for the second time this season. Back on April 29, he tossed 3.1 frames in relief in Colorado’s 11-4 defeat to Arizona, yielding a couple of earned runs on five hits while striking out three. I’m expecting Arizona to hit well against Seabold, but the D-backs are a risky pick because of their pitching situation. Still, Arizona’s bullpen has been outstanding over the last ten days, tallying a 2.06 ERA and 3.17 FIP. On the other side, the Rockies’ bullpen has gone 4-0 with three saves in that span, but it has also registered a disastrous 6.91 ERA and 5.94 WHIP.
2* Toronto -1.5 +100 (Lost 2-4)
This game may come down to the offenses. Alek Manoah has been ineffective most of the year, so the Brewers may find some rare offense. Meanwhile, Julio Teheran has only thrown 10.0 MLB innings since 2021, so who knows what kind of pitcher he is. What is known is that Toronto's offense can give anyone fits, especially at home. If this comes down to which offense performs better, the Blue Jays have a clear edge. Take them to win at home.
2* Cincinnati +157 (Won 5-4)
The Reds keep beating lefties, winning four straight because they hit them so well. Even without considering Paxton's handedness, the Reds' offense has been hot, and he hasn't been pitching well. The Red Sox offense shouldn't have issues scoring on Luke Weaver, but they also ended their road trip a bit cold. Cincinnati is playing better right now and has a favorable matchup, so that's the side I'm taking in this one.
Money,
@TMTWMoney
TMTSports@yahoo.com
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