<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The Snake:
I agree with Detriot and under but your reasoning on the other two are way off. Soriano is the only one out and Sabathia is like 1 -7 against the Yanks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Jeter and Mondesi are both listed as day-to-day so I wasn't sure. Either way, Sabathia is on a tear and I don't really put much into past performances when capping unless they were during the current season. The Yanks couldn't touch Traber, so the hotter Sabathia should do well in my opinion. Good luck today and thanks for the input and injury update.
I agree with Detriot and under but your reasoning on the other two are way off. Soriano is the only one out and Sabathia is like 1 -7 against the Yanks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Jeter and Mondesi are both listed as day-to-day so I wasn't sure. Either way, Sabathia is on a tear and I don't really put much into past performances when capping unless they were during the current season. The Yanks couldn't touch Traber, so the hotter Sabathia should do well in my opinion. Good luck today and thanks for the input and injury update.
Cincinnati/Houston Under 9.5 +101
2 Unit
Pitchers: Graves/Robertson
Both pitchers have been excellent lately, and both teams are hitting extremely poorly. Houston is hitting a whopping .217 their last 10 games, and Cincy has scored an equally amazing 13 runs their past 5 games. To make it worse for Cincy, they are facing a tough lefty and are one of the worst lefty hitting teams at just a .236 clip. Sean Casey may miss as well. These exact teams and pitchers met earlier this season to combine on a 6-run game. As much as you think of Houston as a hitters' park, the under has won in over 50% of the games there.
2 Unit
Pitchers: Graves/Robertson
Both pitchers have been excellent lately, and both teams are hitting extremely poorly. Houston is hitting a whopping .217 their last 10 games, and Cincy has scored an equally amazing 13 runs their past 5 games. To make it worse for Cincy, they are facing a tough lefty and are one of the worst lefty hitting teams at just a .236 clip. Sean Casey may miss as well. These exact teams and pitchers met earlier this season to combine on a 6-run game. As much as you think of Houston as a hitters' park, the under has won in over 50% of the games there.
STL/LA Under 8.5 -105
Pitchers: Tomko/Ishii
LA can't hit at all lately, and Tomko has had four straight excellent starts. The Cardinals hit lefties really well, but Ishii has destroyed about everyone this year, including a game at Coors in which he beat up the Rocks who just crush lefties there. STL has scored just 13 runs in it's past 4 games, and I like the under with the wind blowing in at 7-12 MPH.
Pitchers: Tomko/Ishii
LA can't hit at all lately, and Tomko has had four straight excellent starts. The Cardinals hit lefties really well, but Ishii has destroyed about everyone this year, including a game at Coors in which he beat up the Rocks who just crush lefties there. STL has scored just 13 runs in it's past 4 games, and I like the under with the wind blowing in at 7-12 MPH.
Colorado +110
Pitchers: Cook/Foppert
Foppert has completely fallen apart lately. He has been lucky to get to the fifth inning in his last few starts. Cook isn't great but he's pitched well at Coors, and the Rockies are 31-15 at home this year. Gotta take the home dog with the better pitcher.
Pitchers: Cook/Foppert
Foppert has completely fallen apart lately. He has been lucky to get to the fifth inning in his last few starts. Cook isn't great but he's pitched well at Coors, and the Rockies are 31-15 at home this year. Gotta take the home dog with the better pitcher.
Thanks Patrick. Good luck to you as always.
SD +130
Pitchers: Peavy/Capuano
Peavy is a solid pitcher and was on quite a streak before he got his ass handed to him by SF. Capuano showed about nothing last time he came up to the bigs. Sd and Zona are both hot with the bats and both are winning, but Peavy is the more experienced pitcher so I'll take him as a +130.
SD +130
Pitchers: Peavy/Capuano
Peavy is a solid pitcher and was on quite a streak before he got his ass handed to him by SF. Capuano showed about nothing last time he came up to the bigs. Sd and Zona are both hot with the bats and both are winning, but Peavy is the more experienced pitcher so I'll take him as a +130.
