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$214 Angels, +104 (Richards/Porcello) W
$214 Giants, +150, 9 Inning Run Line -1.5, (Vogelsong/Kendrick) W
YTD 46-36, +$3,263.87 (+19.46% RoR)
$214 Phillies, +142 (Hamels/Strasburg)
$214 Twins, +178 (May/Sale)
$214 Giants, -108 (Heston/Lyles)
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Phillies: The Nationals are a bit hot lately, having won 6 of their last 7, but have lost 2 of Strasburg’s last 3 starts and he simply has dropped into the class of a very, very average pitcher. I have him at 4-4 h2h with his opponents this year and just 3-5 in quality starts. Hamels is a different animal. He is 6-3 both h2h and quality starts, no less the pitcher than he ever was. It is worth noting that although the Nationals are 6-2 versus lefties this year they have not faced one in almost 2 weeks and the group they have faced to date is not in a class with Hamels. Plus 142 with a guy like that is a tremendous value.
Twins: Definitely going out on a limb here because Sale is one of the top guns in the game and May is not really very good, BUT: he may not need to be against the ChiSox pathetic offense, and the Twinkies could give Sale his roughest test to date. The Twinkies have been a lefty starter’s worst nightmare this year with a 13-5 record, 9 straight wins and currently producing 8.5 EARNED offensive runs per 9 innings. At +178 let’s give it a go.
Giants: I wasn’t kidding yesterday when I said the Rockies were the worst team in MLB this year and I am willing to fade them anytime they put a stiff like Lyles on the hill versus a hot offense behind a class rookie like Heston, rolling along with an above average rating per my program. No reason to get in front of this Giants freight train right now, rather, it is a good time to be on board and go along for the ride.
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