Monday: 6-3, +7.2 units. Hit most of the big plays. After a weekend of underdog winners, it figures the faves hit today. I've also noticed that Minnesota and KC are similar in that they put up decent hitting stats, but consistently find ways to kill their own rallies, hitting into DP and leaving many runners in scoring position- they do this a lot, in many games. I also want to commend Vogelsong for being the best pitcher no seems to notice. He is the opposite of KC/Minnesota's hitting attacks- he finds ways to kill the opposition's rallies.
Really curious about that Arizona line tomorrow, including the totals. Colorado's pitcher, Edwar Cabrera, honestly seems out of his league in the majors, but that the Rockies have no other option(why else would they trade for Jonathan Sanchez, sign Jeff Francis, and roll out Guthrie for so many starts this year?). Joe Saunders also has been lit up by the Rockies career wise, has not pitched well since May or at home. The total might be 12, and Arizona should be heavily favored. Also, both teams have iffy Bps, the D-Backs are hot at the plate and even the Rockies can stroke it usually- though not so much on the road. Look for this first thing in the morning.
Really curious about that Arizona line tomorrow, including the totals. Colorado's pitcher, Edwar Cabrera, honestly seems out of his league in the majors, but that the Rockies have no other option(why else would they trade for Jonathan Sanchez, sign Jeff Francis, and roll out Guthrie for so many starts this year?). Joe Saunders also has been lit up by the Rockies career wise, has not pitched well since May or at home. The total might be 12, and Arizona should be heavily favored. Also, both teams have iffy Bps, the D-Backs are hot at the plate and even the Rockies can stroke it usually- though not so much on the road. Look for this first thing in the morning.
