don't see it. Gray near untouchable at home this year and only 6 red sox batters have seen him and hold a .126 avg against. Whats your angle here. Gut and experience says both home teams win the early game
but as you saw with padres/yanks today I have been wrong many times before
In this thread I gave you the form of the pitcher, the context of where he is pitching, his numbers vs opposing team, both avg and rank of both lineups
Show me a link to someone on this forum that does anything as in depth as I do. look at the fist 20 threads on here...nothing but a team name with a number next to it and you have the audacity to say I am stupid to go off of avg's against opposing pitchers only?
I wonder what you think of everyone else on here who just lists a team name and a number and hopes and prays it comes in 
That's who Im seeing too. Anything more you can tell us about a reason why?
I think Oakland had too many bad results recently, and I see them winning two in a row. Boston is playing hot/cold, can't trust them at the moment. Gray should dominate. For me easy Oakland win.
Also, I don't like this Gio Gonzalez guy, and gut feeling tells me play D'backs.
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No no no no
Hellickson Sucks and the Nats are starting to play well..
Hellickson has pitched 4 2/3 innings in two of his last three starts, allowing 12 earned runs in that span. He was charged with five runs on eight hits against the Padres in his last outing.
Your betting Hellickson is all of a sudden going to turn that around?
Bad bad play
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If you have figured out a formula that dictates when pitchers in this league go on extended good or bad outings please share your picks on a regular basis..
Didn't touch that game. Glad you hit but had nothing to do with gray. The bats didn't "get to gray" He pitched an absolute gem too like I thought he would and I even mentioned the under was a good play. The A's offense was the problem. Had way more men on base and almost same amount of hits but just couldn't get that one clutch hit to win the game. 
maybe, but when your putting a bet on a bad team like the Diamondbacks are right now because you like the line your hoping you get a good performance from a pitcher that has not pitched well. My thinking strays towards taking the good team on the runline with a pitcher that has pitched well over the last few starts. If I don't get the pitching I atleast have my money on a team that is scoring runs and believes it is in every game. Arizona does not believe right now.
Established in 1995,
6 runs by the 3rd inning
Need 1 more run
What d what thiught u had this one 
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