The Reds are 0-15 since Jul 24, 2015 off a home game in which they allowed 12+ hits.
The Dodgers are 14-0 since Sep 27, 2013 when Clayton Kershaw starts as a home 200+ favorite when he had a WHIP of less than 1 in his last start.
The Angels are 14-0 O/U since Jul 07, 2008 on the road off a home game in which they won by 5+ runs.
The Cardinals are 0-12 since Oct 04, 2014 as a dog after they used 5+ pitchers.
The Twins are 11-0 O/U since Sep 26, 2013 in the first game of a series after a game as a home dog in which they allowed 1 or fewer walks.
The Dodgers are 14-0 since Sep 27, 2013 when Clayton Kershaw starts as a home 200+ favorite when he had a WHIP of less than 1 in his last start.
The Angels are 14-0 O/U since Jul 07, 2008 on the road off a home game in which they won by 5+ runs.
The Cardinals are 0-12 since Oct 04, 2014 as a dog after they used 5+ pitchers.
The Twins are 11-0 O/U since Sep 26, 2013 in the first game of a series after a game as a home dog in which they allowed 1 or fewer walks.
Hottest team: Mariners (9-1 last 10)
After taking apart the Reds, Seattle has climbed atop the AL West, bringing a one-game edge on the Rangers into the week. Although Robinson Cano failed to bring the ‘over’ in yesterday after striking out with a runner on 3rd base, he’s gotten a hit in seven of the last 10 games and drove in a pair of runs in yesterday’s win. For the season, he’s batting .288 with 12 homers and 39 RBI. The Mariners are an incredible 18-7 on the road, so being home may actually be detrimental if they can’t get it going. This is the beginning of an eight-game homestand facing the A’s, Twins and Padres.
After taking apart the Reds, Seattle has climbed atop the AL West, bringing a one-game edge on the Rangers into the week. Although Robinson Cano failed to bring the ‘over’ in yesterday after striking out with a runner on 3rd base, he’s gotten a hit in seven of the last 10 games and drove in a pair of runs in yesterday’s win. For the season, he’s batting .288 with 12 homers and 39 RBI. The Mariners are an incredible 18-7 on the road, so being home may actually be detrimental if they can’t get it going. This is the beginning of an eight-game homestand facing the A’s, Twins and Padres.
Coldest team: Twins (6-21 last 27)
The Twins have lost every series they’ve played not including the Indians since April 17. Paul Molitor doesn’t appear to be on the hot seat, but has been talked to by management all weekend as his team dropped three of four against Toronto to open a seven-game homestand that continues against the defending champs here. Closer Glen Perkins remains out and says he currently feels knife-stabbing pain in his shoulder when he throws.
The Twins have lost every series they’ve played not including the Indians since April 17. Paul Molitor doesn’t appear to be on the hot seat, but has been talked to by management all weekend as his team dropped three of four against Toronto to open a seven-game homestand that continues against the defending champs here. Closer Glen Perkins remains out and says he currently feels knife-stabbing pain in his shoulder when he throws.
Hottest pitcher: Clayton Kershaw (6-1, 1.67 ERA)
Clayton Kershaw has only pitched in one game that resulted in a Dodgers loss this season, falling at hme against Miami in his roughest outing of the season. Despite his struggles in that game, L.A. has still played well at Chavez Ravine and has only surrendered three runs in 33 innings in May, striking out 48 while only walking one. That’s not a misprint.
Clayton Kershaw has only pitched in one game that resulted in a Dodgers loss this season, falling at hme against Miami in his roughest outing of the season. Despite his struggles in that game, L.A. has still played well at Chavez Ravine and has only surrendered three runs in 33 innings in May, striking out 48 while only walking one. That’s not a misprint.
Coldest pitcher: Mike Pelfrey (0-4, 5.49 ERA)
The Tigers have lost in six of eight games he’s taken the mound, but did win his last outing, where Pelfrey worked 5.1 and allowed just two earned runs on solo homers. He’s allowed a couple of runs in each of the last two games after surrendering five runs in three straight.
The Tigers have lost in six of eight games he’s taken the mound, but did win his last outing, where Pelfrey worked 5.1 and allowed just two earned runs on solo homers. He’s allowed a couple of runs in each of the last two games after surrendering five runs in three straight.
| Team | Runline Wins |
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| Chicago Cubs | 24 |
| Boston Red Sox | 22 |
| Baltimore Orioles | 21 |
| Washington Nationals | 21 |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 21 |
| Chicago White Sox | 18 |
| Colorado Rockies | 18 |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | 18 |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 18 |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 18 |
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| Team | Runline Win % |
|---|---|
| St. Louis Cardinals | 21 of 23 wins by two or more runs (91.3%) |
| Colorado Rockies | 18 of 21 wins by two or more runs (85.71%) |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 18 of 21 wins by two or more runs (85.71%) |
| Tampa Bay Rays | 17 of 20 wins by two or more runs (85.00%) |
| Atlanta Braves | 10 of 12 wins by two or more runs (83.33%) |
| Chicago Cubs | 24 of 29 wins by two or more runs (82.76%) |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | 18 of 22 wins by two or more runs (81.82%) |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 18 of 22 wins by two or more runs (81.82%) |
| Boston Red Sox | 22 of 27 wins by two or more runs (81.48%) |
| Baltimore Orioles | 21 of 26 wins by two or more runs (80.77%) |
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| Team | Losses by Two or More Runs |
|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves | 25 |
| Minnesota Twins | 23 |
| Cincinnati Reds | 20 |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 20 |
| Los Angeles Angels | 20 |
| Milwaukee Brewers | 19 |
| Oakland Athletics | 19 |
| Houston Astros | 18 |
| New York Yankees | 17 |
| Detroit Tigers | 16 |
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