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3* Pittsburgh/Miami Under 25 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+Errors
The Pirates lineup is a shell of itself at this current time. Andrew Mccutchen, and Pedro Alvarez are out for this game. Neil Walker and Marte are coming back from injuries. We expect runs to be hard to come by tonight for Pittsburgh. Brad Hand pitches for Miami tonight. 4 of his last 5 games have gone under the total of 25 1/2 combined Runs+Hits+Errors. For Pittsburgh, Charlie Morton goes to the mound tonight. Morton has been bad recently on the road, but is a totally different pitcher at home. In his last 3 home starts Morton has given up 2,1,1 runs. Throw in the fact both bullpens are above average and coming off a days rest we like the under Runs+Hits+errors for this contest.
2* Philadelphia/Houston Over 26 Total Runs+Hits+Errors.
Are Play here is based on Phillies pitcher Kyle Kendrick. He has been terrible lately. His last 6 starts have gone over the total of 26 Runs+Hits+Errors the total for tonight's game. He has been a 1 man wrecking crew when it comes to overs. In most of his games he gets close to or goes over the total simply by himself. For Houston, Dallas Keuchel takes the mound. He did have a very good start last game against Oakland, but he is not a very good pitcher on the road. In his last 5 starts on the road Keuchel has given up 12,8,13,9 and 6 hits up and 4,4,5,5 and 4 total runs up. We realize the Phillies are not a great hitting, but they do not have to put up many runs and hits given how bad Kendrick has been pitching.
2* Seattle/ Atlanta Under 22 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+ Errors
Low number here, but we still like the under. Simply put we stand by Felix Hernandez. 9 of his last 10 games have stayed under the total of 22 1/2 total Runs+Hits+Errors. The number on the board tonight. He is taking on a dreadful offensive team in Atlanta tonight. Seattle is not exactly an offensive power either and rarely scores runs when Hernandez pitches. Alex Wood takes the mound for Atlanta. In games he pitches the total Runs+Hits+Errors averages in the mid 20's. We feel Felix Hernandez will completely shut down Atlanta, while Alex Wood will be his average self. This should keep the total under 22 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+Errors.
3* Pittsburgh/Miami Under 25 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+Errors
The Pirates lineup is a shell of itself at this current time. Andrew Mccutchen, and Pedro Alvarez are out for this game. Neil Walker and Marte are coming back from injuries. We expect runs to be hard to come by tonight for Pittsburgh. Brad Hand pitches for Miami tonight. 4 of his last 5 games have gone under the total of 25 1/2 combined Runs+Hits+Errors. For Pittsburgh, Charlie Morton goes to the mound tonight. Morton has been bad recently on the road, but is a totally different pitcher at home. In his last 3 home starts Morton has given up 2,1,1 runs. Throw in the fact both bullpens are above average and coming off a days rest we like the under Runs+Hits+errors for this contest.
2* Philadelphia/Houston Over 26 Total Runs+Hits+Errors.
Are Play here is based on Phillies pitcher Kyle Kendrick. He has been terrible lately. His last 6 starts have gone over the total of 26 Runs+Hits+Errors the total for tonight's game. He has been a 1 man wrecking crew when it comes to overs. In most of his games he gets close to or goes over the total simply by himself. For Houston, Dallas Keuchel takes the mound. He did have a very good start last game against Oakland, but he is not a very good pitcher on the road. In his last 5 starts on the road Keuchel has given up 12,8,13,9 and 6 hits up and 4,4,5,5 and 4 total runs up. We realize the Phillies are not a great hitting, but they do not have to put up many runs and hits given how bad Kendrick has been pitching.
2* Seattle/ Atlanta Under 22 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+ Errors
Low number here, but we still like the under. Simply put we stand by Felix Hernandez. 9 of his last 10 games have stayed under the total of 22 1/2 total Runs+Hits+Errors. The number on the board tonight. He is taking on a dreadful offensive team in Atlanta tonight. Seattle is not exactly an offensive power either and rarely scores runs when Hernandez pitches. Alex Wood takes the mound for Atlanta. In games he pitches the total Runs+Hits+Errors averages in the mid 20's. We feel Felix Hernandez will completely shut down Atlanta, while Alex Wood will be his average self. This should keep the total under 22 1/2 Total Runs+Hits+Errors.
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Cincinnati Reds +105
One has to wonder why Cincinnati would be an underdog considering that tonight’s starter Johnny Cueto statistically has been among the National League best throughout the campaign. The key to this pick surround Cincinnati MANAGER Bryan Price who following last night’s road loss actually CALLED OUT his team claiming that their collective effort and mental concentration were quote “unacceptable”. According to their skipper the Reds were not ready to play last night as some baserunners forgot how many outs there were in an inning while the starting pitcher forgot to cover firstbase on an obvious defensive play. One can assume that Price’s message has gotten through to the various Cincinnati personnel and the team came into this rivalry Interleague series with a large advantage. While Cleveland has committed the most errors in all of baseball, Cincinnati has committed the fewest defensive errors in the entire National League. Due to a trade deadline deal that saw former rotation ace Justin Masterson leave the team, the Indians have replaced him with tonight’s starter Josh Tomlin (lofty 6.45 ERA in the past four major league assignments). In his most recent mound appearance which was in the minors, Tomlin permitted multiple homeruns which to me is a “red flag”
Cincinnati Reds +105
One has to wonder why Cincinnati would be an underdog considering that tonight’s starter Johnny Cueto statistically has been among the National League best throughout the campaign. The key to this pick surround Cincinnati MANAGER Bryan Price who following last night’s road loss actually CALLED OUT his team claiming that their collective effort and mental concentration were quote “unacceptable”. According to their skipper the Reds were not ready to play last night as some baserunners forgot how many outs there were in an inning while the starting pitcher forgot to cover firstbase on an obvious defensive play. One can assume that Price’s message has gotten through to the various Cincinnati personnel and the team came into this rivalry Interleague series with a large advantage. While Cleveland has committed the most errors in all of baseball, Cincinnati has committed the fewest defensive errors in the entire National League. Due to a trade deadline deal that saw former rotation ace Justin Masterson leave the team, the Indians have replaced him with tonight’s starter Josh Tomlin (lofty 6.45 ERA in the past four major league assignments). In his most recent mound appearance which was in the minors, Tomlin permitted multiple homeruns which to me is a “red flag”
