EVERYONE NEEDED!!! MLB all teams correspondents thread for 6.20-6.22. Lets discuss all teams and everything. (kaley cuoco version)

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Tigers +144??????

unbelievable line..

BAL-PIT
-Overbay is the only Pirate to have seen Arrieta before, 0/3, while Morton has gotten hit pretty hard by the Orioles. Only 1 XBH in 10 hits, but the average is a concern at .417 considering we'd normally want something in the 200s. He's had major problems with lefties recently, which Baltimore can throw out in Markakis, the switch-hitting Wieters, Pie and Scott. Because the game's in Pittsburgh, Pie and Scott are unlikely to both be out there unless Derek Lee sits. I doubt that'll happen, especially because he's hit Morton in the past, but it'd also hurt the under a ton if Scott shows up in LF because there's a ton of ground he'd need to cover out there and he's not exactly fleet of foot. That makes me think we'll see Pie in LF, which would add some defense and who knows if he's good enough with the bat to hurt Morton. I would guess no. The bullpen is a concern for Baltimore, still think they should go to Uehara as the closer but I'll take him as a set-up guy if the Bucs are leading. Morton's generally on a pitch count, but McCutchen looked great in the long/middle relief role against Houston to get the game to Hanrahan who has also been solid. McCutchen hasn't worked since throwing 3 innings @HOU, which makes me wonder if he's getting prepped to go back to being a starter? He'll be fresh for tomorrow if needed, which is a big help considering the fact that Veras may be limited after throwing an inning the last two days. Hanrahan should get some work tomorrow, so that'll help. On the other side, Showalter has asked a lot of his guy to give him extended outings from only taking one inning to two. He did that yesterday with Johnson (not new) and Uehara, while former starter Brad Bergesen did it on Saturday. If he's getting ready to do that I sort of like the idea because that will limit the leadoff walk from the guy who isn't really ready as we get deep into the pen. That means Gregg for sure to close the game out, which is scary. I still think the number is high, but I'll have to wait on the Scott/Pie decision in LF and to see exactly what type of umpire we get.

LAA-FLA
-Both teams aren't hitting and both are throwing out studs on the mound. Forcing Weaver to hit will help the Fish, but who can bet them when they've lost 18 out of their last 19 games. I'm trying not to play unders below 7 because those are games bullpens are destined to blow, so if I can somehow get that after I see an under ump I am in. Jose Lopez has seen Jered a lot, but the rest of the team has only 14 ABs and 11 of those come from John Buck (.091). Lopez hit him at .260 with 2 HR, so he's done well, but Stanton will probably be out again and HanRam has been awful. The Angels don't support Jered much, and nobody on the roster has seen Anibal before. I like the Fish's pen, hate the Angels, but the Halos shouldn't need much. Will wait but the number is iffy right now and so is getting down when a good umpire comes out...

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Houston-Texas OVER 10.5 (+102)
-Decided to take the odds instead of eating 20 cents to get a flat ten. The wind tunnel is in effect tomorrow and we got two extremely inconsistent LHP who face two righty-heavy lineups. Texas should smack Happ around and the Astros should love to get away from Chavez Ravine and into a hitter's park

early lean: Pirates

Dodgers have scored 8 runs in their last 5 games..
Dodgers have scored 12 runs in their last 6 games.. 2 runs a game.

In the Dodgers last 6 games they are batting .203 with an OBP of .277
SLG .267

gynecologist said:

Tigers +144??????

unbelievable line..

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i like the tigers as well....i know kershaw is a bad ass, but detroit hits lefties well and thats some pretty decent value against the dodgers hollow bats lately

Atlanta Toronto Game !:Atlanta now hits the 40 mark with a 40-33 overall record winning 1 5-5 Last 10. Toronto is 36-36 losing 1 and 4-6 Last 10. Even thought the Braves hit the 40 mark, they have dropped 6 of 9 at Turner Field and not pegged back to back home wins since late May. Hudson will get duty for Atlanta tonight posting 5-6 .408 ERA. Romero for Toronto is in action and he is 6-6 .301 ERA. Hudson had allowed at least two earned runs in his past few starts and morevoer, the Braves are 1-4 in the last 5 of Hudson starts. Romero is coming off a 12 strikeout outing and has been rather sharp this year with 87 strikeouts in his resume. Romero is also fairly soild in interleague play at 3-1 2.03 ERA in last 6 starts against NL. Atlanta hitting improved somewhat yesterday as Freeman, Heyward and Uggla contributed, but overall the Braves still are only averaging 3.9 runs per game. Chipper Jones may play in this series, but his presence might only be in a pinch hit role. Jose Bautista is batting .348 with 2 Home Runs and 6 RBI's in interleague play. Baustista ranks among the leaders in The Majors for Home Runs with 21 but has only homered once in 70 bats. Escobar continues to rack up RBI"S with 26 and counting. Atlanta ranks last in The Majors with .223 against lefties and will get a their first taste of left hander Romero tonight. Toronto is similar to the Texas squad that took 2 out of 3 this weekend offensively and with Romero's ability and sharpness to produce 10 + strikeouts, we will focus on the Toronto +110 ML. Atlanta batters still are not making good decisions at the plate overall by swinging at bad pitches and Romero should get his share of easy outs. Hudson's trend in his last 5 starts and 5.79 ERA in June possible show age and number of innings piched may becoming a factor. Toronto is averaging 4.7 runs per game so we will also look to the Toronto Over 3 1/2 + 105 in expectation of the possibility that Jose Bautista breaks out of his Home Run slump tonight against Hudson and Escobar adds a few more to his RBI talley. Finally we will look to the Toronto - 1/2 + 145 First Five Innings in expectation that Hudson does indeed make a mistake yielding runs before the middle innings while Romero dials ins on a struggling left hitting Atlanta club. Atlanta's Bullpen might be able to contain Toronto is the latter innings, but the damage could too great for the Braves to overcome if they trail and try to come from behind. Toronto with a 19-18 road record with a sharp Romero should be able to keep a deficent run production Atlanta from pegging back to back home wins. BOL everybody. Enjoy The MLB Action. Source: ESPN MLB Preview.

that girl is a babe

Dwayne Bowe said:

that girl is a babe

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are you CRAZY??? WHAT'S WITH THIS KALEY CHICK..THE GIRLS AT MY BEACH HAVE A TENTH OF THE CLOTHES SHE'S WEARING AND LOOK 10 TENS BETTER..ANOTHER INCH AND I'LL HAVE BIGGER TITS THAN HER!!!!!!!!:massage:

AL TEAMS 50-34 so far.. May play AL Teams only...If I like an NL team just pass

JON NIESE DECIDED NOT TO THROW HIS CURVE YESTERDAY BECAUSE HE FELT THE LAA HOTTERS WERE TOO AGGRESSIVEhno:

ISN'T THAT WHEN YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO THROW THE SLOW STUFF

GOOD GRIEF!!!!!!!!$$$$

YANKS/REDS..EXTREMELY STRANGE LINE YANKS +110 OVER 9.-115 juice

The yanks had the most runs in the league last week and Cincy was near the bottom scoring only 4 all weekend against the bottom 3 on the Blue jays staff..So now they're going to score alot??????? Cueto has been pitching well but not against a lineup like the Yanks.Usually when the Yanks are a dog to a team like cincy , their fans load up on them and then the Yanks lose.I'm falling for the trap..in a high scoring game the yanks have the edge,.Also the bottom 3 in the Reds lineup poses a much smaller challenge than what Nova has had versus the Bostons and texas's of the world

THE PLAYS
$100:
YANKS +110
$50 :
YANKS/CINCY O 9-115

TRYING SOMETHING NEW..FADING THESE SLUMPING OFFENSES:
SAN DIEGO, ATLANTA , FLORIDA , SAN FRAN LAD AND OAKLAND

TONIGHT ROLLING WITH A 3 GAME CHASE ON
DET
BOSTON RL
LAA
TORONTO

ALSO HOW DO THESE 3 NOT GO OVER FIRST 5..1 STARTER WILL IMPLODE

COL/CLEV O 4.5
BOST/SD O 5.5
TEX/HOUSTON 5.5
NYY/CINCY O 5

ENJOY

METFAN said:

JON NIESE DECIDED NOT TO THROW HIS CURVE YESTERDAY BECAUSE HE FELT THE LAA HOTTERS WERE TOO AGGRESSIVEhno:

ISN'T THAT WHEN YOU ARE SUPPOSED TO THROW THE SLOW STUFF

GOOD GRIEF!!!!!!!!$$$$

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I know dude, look at Niese's log in the 6 games prior to yesterday's game...

DATE OPPONENT RESULT IP H R ER HR BB SO GB FB Pit BF GSc Dec. Rel. ERA
Jun 19 vs LAA L 7-3 4.0 8 5 4 0 0 3 9 8 67 22 31 L(6-6) - 3.70
Jun 14 @ ATL W 4-3 6.1 5 2 2 0 0 4 13 7 95 24 59 W(6-5) - 3.46
Jun 9 @ MIL W 4-1 7.2 3 1 1 0 4 8 8 9 99 29 73 W(5-5) - 3.51
Jun 3 vs ATL L 6-3 7.2 8 2 2 1 1 7 14 10 111 32 61 - - 3.75
Monthly Totals 25.2 24 10 9 1 5 22 44 34 372 107 -- 2-1 0 sv 3.16
DATE OPPONENT RESULT IP H R ER HR BB SO GB FB Pit BF GSc Dec. Rel. ERA
May 29 vs PHI W 9-5 6.1 5 1 0 0 4 6 10 8 122 28 63 W(4-5) - 3.92
May 24 @ CHC L 11-1 5.0 7 6 2 0 1 5 10 8 85 24 41 L(3-5) - 4.33
May 18 vs WSH W 3-0 7.0 6 0 0 0 1 7 11 9 112 28 71 W(3-4) - 4.39


he was pitching lights out..

Drunkn247 said:

AL TEAMS 50-34 so far.. May play AL Teams only...If I like an NL team just pass

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Very good point sir.. I like it when you drop stuff drunkin..

For any of you who are afraid of the Sd/Bos over because of the Padres lack of hitting please let me offer this nugget..

Padres can actually hit @ home.. This might surprise you but the Padres have the 5th highest ba in the MAJOR LEAGUES..

Check it out:

Sortable Batting
RK TEAM GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI AVG OBP SLG OPS
1 St. Louis 40 1423 212 395 92 8 40 623 204 .278 .346 .438 .783
2 Detroit 36 1299 184 357 75 4 39 557 171 .275 .344 .429 .772
3 LA Dodgers 36 1279 169 351 55 5 34 518 158 .274 .343 .405 .748
4 LA Angels 38 1358 163 362 75 7 39 568 155 .267 .325 .418 .743
5 San Diego 33 1143 143 296 47 8 21 422 135 .259 .317 .369 .686
6 Kansas City 31 1110 138 287 63 4 25 433 133 .259 .321 .390 .711
7 NY Yankees 30 1052 164 272 50 11 43 473 158 .259 .347 .450 .797
8 Boston 36 1257 190 324 70 6 46 544 183 .258 .336 .433 .768
9 Tampa Bay 36 1266 179 326 73 12 30 513 172 .258 .322 .405 .727
10 Chicago Cubs 33 1167 130 300 69 3 27 456 119 .257 .311 .391 .702
11 Baltimore 31 1075 121 274 44 3 28 408 115 .255 .315 .380 .694
12 Texas 40 1397 160 356 64 2 26 502 147 .255 .320 .359 .680
13 Chicago Sox 40 1404 168 357 70 4 33 534 160 .254 .316 .380 .696
14 Houston 35 1219 140 309 62 8 22 453 130 .253 .306 .372 .678
15 Toronto 37 1280 167 324 56 8 35 501 156 .253 .323 .391 .714
16 Pittsburgh 38 1285 160 322 57 7 32 489 158 .251 .326 .381 .706
17 Cincinnati 35 1249 150 312 60 2 27 457 146 .250 .326 .366 .692
18 NY Mets 37 1266 152 312 56 7 22 448 143 .246 .320 .354 .674
19 Cleveland 35 1222 144 301 68 7 16 431 136 .246 .312 .353 .665
20 San Francisco 41 1400 161 339 64 5 34 515 150 .242 .303 .368 .671
21 Arizona 34 1182 144 285 62 8 33 462 136 .241 .305 .391 .696
22 Florida 35 1202 130 289 62 4 29 446 124 .240 .308 .371 .679
23 Philadelphia 33 1126 118 267 50 5 24 399 113 .237 .301 .354 .655
24 Seattle 33 1138 124 266 59 6 21 400 118 .234 .295 .351 .647
25 Colorado 33 1133 116 264 54 10 28 422 109 .233 .303 .372 .675
26 Minnesota 40 1375 153 320 64 7 26 476 136 .233 .292 .346 .639
27 Milwaukee 39 1327 137 307 61 7 36 490 134 .231 .289 .369 .658
28 Atlanta 37 1293 144 298 66 3 37 481 136 .230 .291 .372 .663
29 Oakland 38 1301 126 297 56 7 21 430 120 .228 .294 .331 .624
30 Washington 40 1369 149 304 57 8 31 470 142 .222 .294 .343 .638





There problem is @ home...


Sortable Batting
RK TEAM GP AB R H 2B 3B HR TB RBI AVG OBP SLG OPS
1 Boston 34 1202 179 349 81 8 35 551 174 .290 .359 .458 .818
2 Milwaukee 34 1129 181 317 65 8 48 542 172 .281 .353 .480 .833
3 Colorado 37 1231 201 338 68 7 40 540 190 .275 .350 .439 .788
4 Texas 33 1113 176 304 66 10 51 543 167 .273 .333 .488 .820
5 Cincinnati 37 1248 197 340 53 6 44 537 183 .272 .343 .430 .774
6 Chicago Cubs 37 1252 157 340 58 11 26 498 141 .272 .326 .398 .723
7 NY Mets 34 1139 149 305 64 14 24 469 136 .268 .339 .412 .751
8 Houston 38 1302 151 347 82 8 19 502 143 .267 .330 .386 .715
9 Kansas City 41 1398 184 371 72 13 29 556 177 .265 .335 .398 .732
10 Arizona 38 1276 188 336 82 8 49 581 182 .263 .339 .455 .794
11 NY Yankees 40 1319 208 347 62 4 62 603 204 .263 .345 .457 .802
12 Toronto 35 1210 171 317 65 10 46 540 163 .262 .327 .446 .774
13 Minnesota 29 979 105 256 47 2 15 352 99 .261 .318 .360 .678
14 St. Louis 32 1033 131 269 45 4 24 394 125 .260 .341 .381 .722
15 Detroit 36 1146 145 298 61 9 29 464 140 .260 .326 .405 .731
16 Baltimore 38 1309 160 340 63 1 41 528 154 .260 .324 .403 .727
17 Cleveland 34 1096 158 281 56 5 46 485 151 .256 .328 .443 .770
18 Philadelphia 40 1359 181 347 60 11 37 540 180 .255 .336 .397 .733
19 Washington 31 991 133 253 53 3 35 417 129 .255 .323 .421 .744
20 Chicago Sox 33 1074 137 272 48 1 43 451 131 .253 .332 .420 .752
21 Oakland 34 1128 137 284 62 8 17 413 129 .252 .324 .366 .690
22 Florida 37 1245 146 309 67 6 32 484 140 .248 .320 .389 .709
23 Atlanta 35 1163 135 287 58 2 38 463 129 .247 .322 .398 .720
24 LA Dodgers 36 1176 105 277 47 4 19 389 98 .236 .290 .331 .621
25 LA Angels 35 1164 108 274 56 7 14 386 101 .235 .304 .332 .636
26 San Francisco 31 1029 87 241 66 5 12 353 82 .234 .307 .343 .650
27 Tampa Bay 35 1109 112 251 54 3 35 416 105 .226 .297 .375 .672
28 Pittsburgh 33 1076 102 241 48 1 16 339 95 .224 .290 .315 .605
29 Seattle 38 1210 128 271 49 4 26 406 127 .224 .301 .336 .636
30 San Diego 40 1294 99 269 50 8 19 392 94 .208 .284 .303 .587

Last in the majors by over .16

COLD OBP % teams:

Cold teams that can not get on base last 7 games:
Team AB H R 2B 3B HR TB RBI BB SO SF HBP SB CS BA OBP SLG OxS
Marlins 225 37 12 8 0 3 46 11 14 45 2 2 3 1 .164 .231 .240 .055
Blue Jays 233 51 22 10 1 10 81 20 14 48 1 2 3 1 .219 .284 .399 .113
Braves 234 44 25 13 0 7 65 22 22 68 0 3 2 1 .188 .291 .333 .097
Padres 238 57 18 10 2 3 66 18 14 72 2 2 5 3 .239 .302 .336 .101
Angels 232 53 23 11 1 5 68 22 16 39 0 2 0 2 .228 .303 .349 .106
Rangers 258 62 24 11 0 2 68 22 17 55 1 2 6 3 .240 .310 .306 .095
Indians 229 51 24 10 4 4 63 21 18 51 4 5 5 1 .223 .311 .354 .110
Pirates 240 55 20 8 2 3 64 19 19 65 1 2 7 2 .229 .313 .317 .099

HOT OBP% TEAMS:

Team AB H R 2B 3B HR TB RBI BB SO SF HBP SB CS BA OBP SLG OxS
Yankees 239 71 42 13 1 10 101 42 38 50 3 5 7 4 .297 .462 .485 .224
Tigers 248 80 35 10 2 6 98 33 25 45 4 2 5 0 .323 .421 .452 .190
Red Sox 242 69 45 19 2 11 102 45 29 42 1 1 0 1 .285 .406 .517 .210
Nationals 243 74 43 17 0 13 113 40 20 45 2 4 6 1 .305 .394 .535 .211
Rockies 232 64 40 12 1 9 91 39 26 37 1 2 10 3 .276 .391 .453 .177
Orioles 254 79 29 15 0 8 103 27 16 42 4 2 2 2 .311 .373 .465 .173




streaks in case you didn't know...

Florida L 10
Minn W 7
Oakland W 5
SD L 5
SF L 4

Look at the RBI's difference and strikeout difference between Atlanta and Toronto. I am assuming the numbers in the chart are correct. The Nationals are only 2nd to BoSos in HR's. I will have to inform my buddy who is a Nat's fan if he doesn't alread know. The majority of the Braves 7 HR's have been solo shots as indicative of their 3.9 runs per game average. Even if Atlanta does touch Romero tonight for a solo HR, he should still be fine as Braves tend to laspe between HR innings. Toronto does need to improve on that 1 HR and I look for Bautista to possible get at least one tonight off Hudson maybe on the second go around in the order.

taylor13 said:

i like the tigers as well....i know kershaw is a bad ass, but detroit hits lefties well and thats some pretty decent value against the dodgers hollow bats lately

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Penny has had plenty of experience @ Dodger stadium obviously.
28-17 with a 3.88.
Although he was roughed up in his only start since leaving.
Kershaw's the xfactor. If he decides to throw a shut out or something. Gyno's right tho. This team just doesn't want to score runs.
Either Det or a no play.

Braves lineup looks weak tonight. Freeman in the 4 whole followed by a struggling Uggla. Lets Go Romero...This is coming from a Braves fan