Since being acquired by Milwaukee prior to last season, Greinke is 14-0 with a 2.64 ERA in 20 regular-season home starts, with the Brewers winning 19 times.
His home winning streak is the longest in franchise history, and he is just the fourth starting pitcher in the modern era to win each of his first 14 home decisions with a team. Two of his victories have come against Chicago, with the right-hander allowing one run and striking out 16 over 14 1-3 innings.
He's 3-0 with a 1.30 ERA in five outings in Milwaukee this season, and he's allowed one run or zero in four of his last five starts overall.
His home winning streak is the longest in franchise history, and he is just the fourth starting pitcher in the modern era to win each of his first 14 home decisions with a team. Two of his victories have come against Chicago, with the right-hander allowing one run and striking out 16 over 14 1-3 innings.
He's 3-0 with a 1.30 ERA in five outings in Milwaukee this season, and he's allowed one run or zero in four of his last five starts overall.
Over/Unders is my one and only thing so I rarely make comments in other threads pertaining to moneyline bets. But, since it involves one of my top ten favorite pitchers over the past several years, Paul Maholm, I just want to say that nothing is free money when you're betting against Maholm. This is a guy that has proven numerous times that he can go through extended streaks of great pitching, although luckily for you, he is coming off a so-so start in San Francisco Friday night.
Most importantly, I'm sure there were countless people around the country who got just as excited when Paul Maholm squared off against Roy Halladay IN PHILADELPHIA. In one of my biggest over/unders of the year, I put a lot on the under with the correct philosophy that Maholm could easily go pitch-for-pitch with Halladay in securing said under, which he did. Oh, better yet, HE BEAT ROY HALLADAY ON THE ROAD (Well before Halladay's injuries came about). If he can beat Roy Halladay on the road, while Halladay was in his groove, then he can certainly beat Zack Greinke on the road.
Just saying. Not calling it. But be careful when you bet against Paul Maholm, nobody in the country has tracked this guy and studied up on him since 2009 as much as I have. But in any case, good luck with your bet tonight.
Most importantly, I'm sure there were countless people around the country who got just as excited when Paul Maholm squared off against Roy Halladay IN PHILADELPHIA. In one of my biggest over/unders of the year, I put a lot on the under with the correct philosophy that Maholm could easily go pitch-for-pitch with Halladay in securing said under, which he did. Oh, better yet, HE BEAT ROY HALLADAY ON THE ROAD (Well before Halladay's injuries came about). If he can beat Roy Halladay on the road, while Halladay was in his groove, then he can certainly beat Zack Greinke on the road.
Just saying. Not calling it. But be careful when you bet against Paul Maholm, nobody in the country has tracked this guy and studied up on him since 2009 as much as I have. But in any case, good luck with your bet tonight.
