WhiteSox vs Guardians
Guardians ML -105
The Cleveland Guardians find themselves below .500 for the first time since June 8 thanks to a 2-8 stretch in their last 10 games and will look to get back on the winning side of things on Monday when they play host to the Chicago White Sox.
And with White Sox starter Lance Lynn having struggled since coming off the injured list, I’m thinking we got a nice little buy-low spot on the Guardians in this match-up. Lynn’s made five starts this season with at least three runs surrendered in four of them, logging a 5.33 ERA, and allowing four home runs in 27 total innings. So despite all the K-struts and flamboyant celebrations, the dudes really not getting outs, and he’s getting squared up ALOT (ugly 46.5% hard-hit rate.)
And if Lynn struggles it doesn’t get a whole lot better behind Lynn either, as the White Sox have a bullpen that is 20th in the MLB in ERA and is 23rd in walks per nine innings.
On the otherside, the Guardians give Cal Quantrill the start, who has performed his best at home with a 3-0 record in his eight starts in Cleveland with a 3.24 ERA and 2.3 walks per nine innings and has surrendered three earned runs or fewer in 28 of his last 31 appearances. MODEL OF CONSISTENCY IN THE LAND.
He should be able to find some success today against a White Sox team who are hitting .038 lower against right-handed pitching versus left-handed pitching, and who ranks in the bottom 5 for home runs per game.
Dating back to last season the Guardians are 8-3 in Quantrill’s last 11 starts and will get the Guardians out of their funk on Monday
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Guardians ML -105
The Cleveland Guardians find themselves below .500 for the first time since June 8 thanks to a 2-8 stretch in their last 10 games and will look to get back on the winning side of things on Monday when they play host to the Chicago White Sox.
And with White Sox starter Lance Lynn having struggled since coming off the injured list, I’m thinking we got a nice little buy-low spot on the Guardians in this match-up. Lynn’s made five starts this season with at least three runs surrendered in four of them, logging a 5.33 ERA, and allowing four home runs in 27 total innings. So despite all the K-struts and flamboyant celebrations, the dudes really not getting outs, and he’s getting squared up ALOT (ugly 46.5% hard-hit rate.)
And if Lynn struggles it doesn’t get a whole lot better behind Lynn either, as the White Sox have a bullpen that is 20th in the MLB in ERA and is 23rd in walks per nine innings.
On the otherside, the Guardians give Cal Quantrill the start, who has performed his best at home with a 3-0 record in his eight starts in Cleveland with a 3.24 ERA and 2.3 walks per nine innings and has surrendered three earned runs or fewer in 28 of his last 31 appearances. MODEL OF CONSISTENCY IN THE LAND.
He should be able to find some success today against a White Sox team who are hitting .038 lower against right-handed pitching versus left-handed pitching, and who ranks in the bottom 5 for home runs per game.
Dating back to last season the Guardians are 8-3 in Quantrill’s last 11 starts and will get the Guardians out of their funk on Monday
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