Tuesday: Let's Keep Rolling YTD: 329-288, + 85.2 units

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Monday: 7-3, + 3.8 units. We didn't miss that Wash. RL by much. Would have been sweet. I'd be on Washington again Tuesday, but Lyles is abnormally good at home, even going back to last year.

LAA:-1. 3 units. Still playing on the premise that the A's are in a terrible hitting funk, which happens more to them at home, and also considering they aren't very good hitters anyways. They get hot on the road, have excellent pitching and get streaky when winning. Now they are streaky bad. C J Wilson, like Weaver, has owned them in recent starts. The A's also struggle vs. lefties. Cespedes might be out agin with a sore wrist. They miss Steve Smith, one of their few good bats. Also, Cook, their closer, can't be counted on. Mostly, the Angels lineup is just so much better and they "have" been hitting well. Colon can be tough, but I think it's more likely they get to him than the A's get to Wilson. I have also noticed that in these AL West battles with LAA, Oakland and the Mariners, that there have been a lot of sweeps or 3 out of 4 type series. Hot teams seem to blow through their opponents and the A's might be starting a reeling phase.
 

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STL-1. 2 units. The Cards are also staring to look like a team on a mission. The way they knocked Cain around, and easily swept the hot hitting(prior to the series) Brewers, was impressive. Jay might be getting hot again, going 4 for 4 Monday, and Descalso too. These 2 guys are not even the main part of their formidable lineup. The Cards hit lefties at a .286 clip- best in the majors. Lynn has had 4 out of 5 quality starts. I'll take Lynn, a hard thrower over Zito, soft tosser. The Giants haven't seen much of Lynn and the Cards have seen Zito plenty. The Giants were killing at Coors, but Busch Stadium is a pitcher's park, and it's also hot there. The Giants are not used to the heat. And their BP has been less than stellar in the past month.
 

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Tampa: Under 7.5. One unit. Can't resist. Neither team is hitting. The Jays strike out a lot! The Rays are dreadful at home. 2 runs in their 3 game series vs. Baltimore. And the series with Seattle, back 2 weeks ago, they also were bad. What is going on in their dome? Is it the quiet, the lack of fans, or what? Both have decent BPs. Shields is looking like his old self, and is striking out about 10-11 guys per game his last 3. Happ is a lefty which Tampa struggles with. Happ either throws a very good start or gets bombed. Since the Rays haven't seen him yet, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I know Longoria is back, but first game, he might be rusty.
 

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Milwaukee ML. First 5 IPs. The Reds in a new venue and it's very possible their hotness is going to fade. Everything went right during their streak, now things might even out. Cueto has been hit his last 2 starts, and hit early. Fiers is the Brewers best pitcher and amazingly almost never gives up a HR- especially impressive at Miller Park. He always turns in a quality start. Brewers are a different team lately at home.
 

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Get off Tampa under! Shields this season on 6 or greater rest. Based on 20 innings. 9.90 ERA. Has given up 24 runs.
 

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Get off Tampa under! Shields this season on 6 or greater rest. Based on 20 innings. 9.90 ERA. Has given up 24 runs.

TAMPA BAY: 19 overs, 35 unders at home so far.

May the trend be with you!
 

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Win or lose, I will ride with Fred...nobody has been hotter lately.
 

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STL-1. 2 units. The Cards are also staring to look like a team on a mission. The way they knocked Cain around, and easily swept the hot hitting(prior to the series) Brewers, was impressive. Jay might be getting hot again, going 4 for 4 Monday, and Descalso too. These 2 guys are not even the main part of their formidable lineup. The Cards hit lefties at a .286 clip- best in the majors. Lynn has had 4 out of 5 quality starts. I'll take Lynn, a hard thrower over Zito, soft tosser. The Giants haven't seen much of Lynn and the Cards have seen Zito plenty. The Giants were killing at Coors, but Busch Stadium is a pitcher's park, and it's also hot there. The Giants are not used to the heat. And their BP has been less than stellar in the past month.

Add: STL. RL. One unit.
 

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BOOOOOOOOOOM! This UNDER in Tampa is $$$ again!!! Make that......19 overs, 36 unders at home!
 

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Happy for you but was not screwing with you. That info was straight from baseball-reference.com and I was just trying to be helpful. BOL
 

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The problem with those stats is that they don't correlate to anything that determines how well Shields(or any pitcher) will pitch on a particular day. It could be that he JUST HAPPENED to have some bad starts on those days after an extra day of rest. I doubt that an extra day of rest would make him pitch worse on average. Today Shields was coming off some impressive starts, going against a terribly cold Jays team. In Tampa, the visitors hit poorly too. And the Tampa BP is a factor- it's much better now than back when Shields had those bad starts.

Anyways, don't worry about it. All opinions are welcome.
 

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