I'm going to wait to unload on this more but I put some on the Over and Mets ML as well as Mets TT due to a good capper Leventis.
Both pitchers haven't been dominant lately but the difference to me is Walker saw SD twice and the second time they smacked the shit out of him because you pick up on his mediocre stuff and NYM also has a lot of home run hitters and good hitters overall while Walker has been more unreliable for me as a better while the Overs when he starts has been pretty on point. Now that we get playoff baseball the lines are going more towards the Under but this is generous to me at 7.5
Luis has faced Philly 3 times and and other playoff teams in Milwaukee and ATL in his past 5. Been in playoff mode for a while.
I actually had LAD as pulling this one off but it looks like potentially same old LAD who end up facing a hot team and this time it's NYM.
Wondering what others will say.
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I'm going to wait to unload on this more but I put some on the Over and Mets ML as well as Mets TT due to a good capper Leventis.
Both pitchers haven't been dominant lately but the difference to me is Walker saw SD twice and the second time they smacked the shit out of him because you pick up on his mediocre stuff and NYM also has a lot of home run hitters and good hitters overall while Walker has been more unreliable for me as a better while the Overs when he starts has been pretty on point. Now that we get playoff baseball the lines are going more towards the Under but this is generous to me at 7.5
Luis has faced Philly 3 times and and other playoff teams in Milwaukee and ATL in his past 5. Been in playoff mode for a while.
I actually had LAD as pulling this one off but it looks like potentially same old LAD who end up facing a hot team and this time it's NYM.
I'm with you and tailing my favorite handicapper Adam Thompson at Bookies.com. Here's his analysis:
The first two games have totaled nine runs and 10 runs, and both were blowouts. Both offenses have the potential to hang one on the other team. Over the last month, the Mets have a .926 OPS vs. right-handers at home, the Dodgers a .967 OPS vs. RHPs on the road. Walker Buehler (10.80 ERA) and Luis Severino (4.50 ERA) have not been overly sharp in the postseason. Buehler has allowed 4-6 runs in three of his last five starts, Severino has given up 3-4 in five straight. Neither side has a lights-out bullpen. Runs should be scored again.
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I'm with you and tailing my favorite handicapper Adam Thompson at Bookies.com. Here's his analysis:
The first two games have totaled nine runs and 10 runs, and both were blowouts. Both offenses have the potential to hang one on the other team. Over the last month, the Mets have a .926 OPS vs. right-handers at home, the Dodgers a .967 OPS vs. RHPs on the road. Walker Buehler (10.80 ERA) and Luis Severino (4.50 ERA) have not been overly sharp in the postseason. Buehler has allowed 4-6 runs in three of his last five starts, Severino has given up 3-4 in five straight. Neither side has a lights-out bullpen. Runs should be scored again.
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