Not saying it won't go over but these two guys have had really good seasons and are both experienced pitchers. They are both currently in 'good form' and I would never underestimate adrenalin in situations like this. Additionally, every pitcher on these staffs except probably Vogelsong and Carpenter will be available for tonight's game.
I'd have to concur with that comment...
| LAST 3 | W-L | TM W-L | IP | H | WHIP | ERA | AF | AA | OU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kyle Lohse (R) Matt Cain (R) | 2-0 1-2 | 2-1 1-2 | 18.1 17.1 | 15 17 | 1.20 1.21 | 1.96 4.67 | 3.3 3.0 | 2.0 4.0 | 1-2 2-1 |
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Lohse 3.27 road ERA...Cain 2.03 at home. Admittedly, I think the Gigantes left something like 11 men on base against Lohse in game 3. Hard to imagine if that happens again, they wouldn't capitalize on it.
I tend to stay away from totals on these "must win" games as you're not exactly handicapping only your starting pitchers, who will have a short leash.
yeah good point i should have taken the o3.5 +105 for 5 innings
never even thought of that what a bum gambler i am lol, either of these guys could give up 3+ runs, quick hook or not if there are 3 runs up on a pitcher its already to late to get him out..........i might have to go with the o3.5 as well i think Cain will be the more tired guy tonight and unless he gets help from the homeplate ump he will get hit
never even thought of that what a bum gambler i am lol, either of these guys could give up 3+ runs, quick hook or not if there are 3 runs up on a pitcher its already to late to get him out..........i might have to go with the o3.5 as well i think Cain will be the more tired guy tonight and unless he gets help from the homeplate ump he will get hit
