time to start a new thread...
yesterday 3-3 +1.47
YTD: 90-93 +24.25
Thursday - got a lot to do tomorrow, so I am going to post some overnights. All lines from Pinnacle at time of posting:
Pit +121
Pit has the edge pitching, hitting, and with home field. Bullpen has been a little rough lately, but should be enough to pull it out.
Tampa Bay +165
You'll rarely find the D-Rays with a statistical advantage, but they do have the edge in this game. Both pitchers are struggling, which leads me to think that this could be anyone's game. We have 2 lefty starters in this game, and surprisingly, Tampa is hitting just as well against lefties this season as Minnesota. In fact, Tampa is hitting .323 against lefties over their last 10. The Tampa bullpen has obviously been trouble, but that is more than compensated for in the line.
Cleveland +134
Cliff Lee is 5-0, and Cleveland is 7-3 in his 10 starts this year. He is putting up the same kind of numbers as his opponent Escobar. Anaheim has not had tremendous success against lefties (batting .243 over their last 10 games), so I give the offensive advantage to Cleveland. Again, the bullpen could be a problem, but we have seen some improvement there as well.
yesterday 3-3 +1.47
YTD: 90-93 +24.25
Thursday - got a lot to do tomorrow, so I am going to post some overnights. All lines from Pinnacle at time of posting:
Pit +121
Pit has the edge pitching, hitting, and with home field. Bullpen has been a little rough lately, but should be enough to pull it out.
Tampa Bay +165
You'll rarely find the D-Rays with a statistical advantage, but they do have the edge in this game. Both pitchers are struggling, which leads me to think that this could be anyone's game. We have 2 lefty starters in this game, and surprisingly, Tampa is hitting just as well against lefties this season as Minnesota. In fact, Tampa is hitting .323 against lefties over their last 10. The Tampa bullpen has obviously been trouble, but that is more than compensated for in the line.
Cleveland +134
Cliff Lee is 5-0, and Cleveland is 7-3 in his 10 starts this year. He is putting up the same kind of numbers as his opponent Escobar. Anaheim has not had tremendous success against lefties (batting .243 over their last 10 games), so I give the offensive advantage to Cleveland. Again, the bullpen could be a problem, but we have seen some improvement there as well.