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10-01-22 | South Alabama v. UL-Lafayette UNDER 50 | 20-17 | Win | 100 | 124 h 34 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* I really like the South Alabama defense. Kane Wommack is a tremendous defensive mind. The Jaguars are 29th in the country in yards per play allowed so far this year. They are 19th in YPC allowed. Louisiana is 109th in rushing play success rate on offense. They will try to, but I don't think the Ragin' Cajuns will have success running the football against this Jaguars front. Louisiana has been really inconsistent in the passing game too, and they really haven't played a good secondary yet. Louisiana's offense ranks only 100th in the nation in yards per play on offense despite facing a schedule of SE Louisiana, E Michigan, Rice, and UL Monroe. That's a terrible schedule of defenses. The Louisiana defense is 52nd in defensive success rate allowed. They have been really bad in the red zone, but I think that shows there is some regression to the mean coming for them in the red zone. Opponents have scored 10 TD's in 13 trips into the red zone against them. Neither of these teams really want to play all that fast, and this total is at a point where a 28-20 type game stays under. Take the under here. |
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10-01-22 | Michigan State v. Maryland UNDER 60.5 | 13-27 | Win | 100 | 47 h 58 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Under* The weather report for this game is looking worse as it gets closer. These are two teams who usually rely on the pass very heavily, but that could change some here. The forecast is calling for rain during the day on Saturday with sustained winds of about 18 mph and gusts to 33 mph. That kind of wind alone can make a large difference, and with rain combined it is even more of a difference maker. Michigan State has a very good run defense, so if there is increased running in this game it certainly helps the Spartans defense. Michigan State offensively isn't nearly as efficient when running the ball as they were last year (losing Kenneth Walker makes a big difference for this team), and Maryland should be able to at least slow them down. With this weather report just 48 hours out, I'm going to take the under here. |
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10-01-22 | Fresno State v. Connecticut UNDER 52.5 | 14-19 | Win | 100 | 22 h 29 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The UConn Huskies rank 107th in the nation in tempo. Even when they are losing, UConn is playing slowly and running the football a lot. UConn is running the football on 63% of their offensive plays on the season. They are playing with a backup quarterback since their clear best starting QB was injured early in the year. Fresno State will be without star quarterback Jake Haener for this game. Fife is a decent backup, but he is clearly a step down from Haener. The Bulldogs will likely be a bit more conservative on offense with him. The weather here calls for rain which will be heavy at times during the game. A wind of about 11 or 12 mph and gusts to 20 mph are also a factor. This kind of weather is a clear plus for the under. The weather combined with the backup QB's makes me like the under here. Take the under. |
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10-01-22 | Michigan v. Iowa UNDER 43.5 | 27-14 | Win | 100 | 118 h 6 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Under* I think Iowa has a top 3 or 4 defense in the country. Iowa's linebackers are elite as always, and their secondary is tremendous once again this year. Iowa was embarrassed defensively by Michigan in the Wolverines 45-3 win in the Big Ten Championship last season. This unit has absolutely been looking forward to this game to try to show they can stop the Michigan offensive attack. Michigan's offense is playing much slower this year. They have a new offensive coordinator, and Michigan now ranks 109th in tempo in the country. The Wolverines haven't even played a team with a top 50 defense so far this year. They'll be tested in a big way here. The Iowa offense is one of the worst in the country. They are 128th out of 131 in yards per play. Iowa has a terrible offensive line that is awful in pass protection and weak in run blocking. Spencer Petras is a bad quarterback, and I think Iowa will do their best to try to run the ball a lot here. The Michigan defense played pretty well against a really good Maryland offense. The Terrapins had only 5.4 ypp on offense in that one. Michigan's defense is a top 6 or 8 defense in the country. PFF grades these two defenses as the #1 and #6 teams in the country in terms of tackling. They also grade them as the #1 and #2 overall defenses in the country. The total is low, but it is low for a reason. The pace will be very slow and I don't expect many big plays here. Take the under. |
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10-01-22 | Georgia State v. Army OVER 53 | 31-14 | Loss | -110 | 92 h 6 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The Georgia State Panthers rank top ten in the country in pace. They will push the tempo every time that they have the ball. Georgia State wants to run the football as much as they can, which is actually good in this case. Army ranks 129th in rushing play success rate allowed. This is a much weaker Army run defense than they have had in recent seasons. The Panthers should be able to have some success here. Army's rushing attack is tremendous. Army is actually successfully mixing in a few more passing plays than they have in most recent seasons as well. This offense is first in the nation in explosiveness so far this year. They have a whopping 12 plays of 30 yards or more already this season. Georgia State's defense isn't very good. They have already allowed 74 plays of 10 yards or more this year. Army should break quite a few big gainers in this one. Army is better offensively and worse defensively than they were a year ago. Georgia State is playing even faster than they did last season. Take the over. |
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10-01-22 | Illinois v. Wisconsin UNDER 44.5 | 34-10 | Win | 100 | 59 h 58 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Wisconsin Badgers defense looked bad last weekend against Ohio State, but the Buckeyes were firing on all cylinders and they are going to make a lot of defenses look bad this year. Wisconsin is still a well coached defense by Jim Leonhard and they should be well prepared for this game. Illinois is going to want to run the ball and get it to Chase Brown even in the short passing game. Brown is a good back, and they should get yardage here, but I expect it to be in slow long drives rather than explosive plays. Wisconsin has been a good red zone defense for many years now, and I think they can force Illinois to kick field goals. Wisconsin's offense is all about the running game. They are running on 65% of their plays on offense. The Illinois defense has been fantastic so far this year. Illinois is second in the nation in rushing play success rate allowed. They just shutout a Chattanooga (FCS) team that is actually pretty good. Chattanooga nearly beat Kentucky last year. Illinois also held Virginia to 3 points earlier this year. Wisconsin plays at a bottom ten pace in the country, and Illinois should be more than happy to run and try to use up the time as well. This game will have a running clock for much of the time. Illinois has scored a grand total of 7 points on Wisconsin the last two times they have played them. The Illinois defense has gotten a lot better under Ryan Walters too. Take the under. |
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09-27-22 | Rays v. Guardians UNDER 7 | 6-5 | Loss | -105 | 17 h 59 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Corey Kluber comes back to Cleveland to take on his old team. Kluber has been a bit up and down this season. Recently he has had some poor outings, but advanced metrics show it has primarily been poor batted ball luck that is responsible for those poor showings. He actually has a pretty good FIP in recent starts. Shane Bieber has been throwing it well of late. Bieber is up against a Rays team that isn't a very good offense against right handed pitching. Both of these teams are really deep and very good in the bullpen. The forecast calls for significant wind coming in from Lake Erie during this game. There will be rain as well through some of the day. There is a chance for a delay or even a postponement. If this game is played though, the weather is a plus for the under. Take the under. |
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09-25-22 | Bills v. Dolphins OVER 53 | 19-21 | Loss | -110 | 17 h 18 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Miami Dolphins showed their impressive fire power in their come from behind win over the Ravens last weekend. Tua Tagovailoa has two star receivers on the outside in Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. The new Dolphins offense scheme is allowing Tua to take more shots down the field. The Buffalo Bills offense has looked like a well oiled machine this season. Josh Allen is playing like a quarterback with a chip on his shoulder. He has a good offensive line in front of him, and a group of excellent wide receivers. Buffalo is third in the NFL averaging 6.7 yards per play. While the Bills have a quality defense at full strength, they are expected to be without 4 starters on defense in this game. The Miami defense is aggressive, but that should also give Allen the chance to beat them with some explosive plays down field. Take the over. |
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09-24-22 | Western Michigan v. San Jose State UNDER 51.5 | 6-34 | Win | 100 | 127 h 53 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The San Jose State Spartans have a tremendous defensive line. They are great run stuffers. That is really important in a game like this because Western Michigan really wants to run the football as much as possible. Western Michigan's quarterback play has been brutal. They badly miss Eleby and the star receivers they have lost in recent seasons. I don't trust Western Michigan to be able to take advantage of San Jose State's relative weakness in the secondary. San Jose State's offensive line really holds back their offense. The Spartans rank 127th out of 131 teams in the country in offensive line yards so far this year. They are also 100th in explosiveness, so they aren't getting many big plays. Two teams who have weak offensive lines and struggle in 3rd and short situations here. I think this is a game where even when they get into the red zones, it could be field goals instead of touchdowns several times. Take the under. |
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09-24-22 | Arkansas State v. Old Dominion OVER 56.5 | 26-29 | Loss | -110 | 29 h 52 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Arkansas State Red Wolves have one of the worst defenses in the country. Arkansas State has allowed a whopping 14 plays of 30 yards or more already this year. They rank 128th out of 131 in explosiveness allowed this season. Old Dominion's offensive numbers don't look very good this year, but they have played a good slate of defenses. Virginia is a much improved defense. Virginia Tech is a good defense. East Carolina is a pretty solid defense as well. Arkansas State will easily be the worst defense they have faced. Old Dominion plays at the 23rd fastest tempo of any team in the country. The Monarchs should get more scoring chances here. Arkansas State is a pretty good offense led by former Florida State quarterback James Blackmon. The Red Wolves are capable of putting up a big number on offense as well, and they showed that last week against Memphis. Old Dominion's defense is a below average defense. Arkansas State's offensive line has struggled in pass protection, but ODU doesn't have a good pass rush. The weather looks very nice for this game. I think this one is a few points too low. Take the over. |
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09-24-22 | Tulsa v. Ole Miss UNDER 66 | 27-35 | Win | 100 | 76 h 51 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Ole Miss Rebels are thought of as an over team because of their pace, but the under is actually 9-1 in their last 10 games. Ole Miss runs the football a lot which keeps the clock moving. They have run the ball on 64.1% of their snaps so far this season. Ole Miss is also much better on defense than they were in the past. In fact, this year's defense looks to be the best Ole Miss defense in quite a few years. The Rebels haven't played good offenses, but it is still really impressive for them to rank 8th in the nation in yards per play allowed. They shut out Georgia Tech last weekend. Tulsa's biggest weakness is their offensive line. The Golden Hurricanes have already allowed 10 sacks this year. Ole Miss is going to be in the backfield here. The Rebels have gotten 13 sacks already this year. The tempo played here will be quick, but I expect Ole Miss to have the lead and look to be running the clock in the fourth quarter. This is a very high number. Take the under. |
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09-24-22 | North Texas v. Memphis OVER 68 | 34-44 | Win | 100 | 134 h 59 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* Both of these are teams I'm looking to bet overs with throughout the season when given the opportunity. I like the matchup here. Memphis has an explosive offense led by quarterback Seth Henigan. Henigan is an underrated passer who can make something out of nothing at times. The Tigers have enough weapons around him to be very dangerous. The Memphis defense is weak, especially against the run. North Texas has a strong offensive line. The Mean Green offense has worked nicely all year. Their only issue has been turnovers in key spots that stall out drives. North Texas has 399 yards or more of total offense in every game this year. Memphis has seen the total get to 72 and 76 points in two of their games already this year. North Texas has seen two of their games get to a total of 85 points. Both teams rank in the top 25 in the country in tempo. Both teams rank in the top five in the country in offensive plays of 30 yards or more. Take the over. |
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09-24-22 | Indiana v. Cincinnati OVER 54 | 24-45 | Win | 100 | 119 h 24 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The Indiana Hoosiers rank first in the nation in tempo. Indiana is getting a bunch of quick snaps off. The Hoosiers aren't that efficient as an offense, but they do have 10 plays of 30 yards or longer already this season. Indiana has also been terrible in the red zone so far this year. The Hoosiers have only scored on 10 of 14 trips into the red zone. They have a touchdown on only 6 trips out of 14 in the red zone. Those are among the worst in the country. That is something that should regress in a positive way a bit through the year. Cincinnati's offense has impressed me this year. They are averaging 7.24 yards per play on the season. The Bearcats already have 11 plays of 30 yards or more. Cincinnati ranks 20th in the nation in offensive explosiveness. Indiana's defense is particularly weak against the pass (106th in passing play success rate allowed) and Cincinnati's passing game has been good this season. The Bearcats have sped up their pace of play as well, ranking 46th out of 131 in terms of tempo. Take the over. |
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09-22-22 | Steelers v. Browns UNDER 38.5 | 17-29 | Loss | -110 | 27 h 41 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* This total is set very low, but it is set very low for good reasons. The Pittsburgh offense hasn't been able to do much of anything this year. Pittsburgh won in Cincinnati solely because they forced 5 turnovers. The Steelers couldn't get anything going against New England either. Pittsburgh is averaging just 4.3 yards per play on the season (30th out of 32 teams). Cleveland's offense has been pretty good, but they haven't played a good defense yet. The Browns are very limited in what they can do offensively with Brissett under center. Cleveland is a very good running team, but I think the Steelers will load up the box in this one. A huge key to this game should be the weather. Cleveland is expected to have 18 mph sustained winds through this game, and wind gusts of 35 mph during the game are expected. This kind of weather definitely changes the game. What does it lead to? It leads to both teams running the football more than normal and being more conservative in their play calling. That is certainly a help to the defenses. The Browns and Steelers have played many tight low scoring games against each other in the past. The weather adds in another big plus here. Both teams have weak quarterbacks and aren't very explosive on offense. Take the under here. |
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09-20-22 | Astros v. Rays UNDER 7 | 5-0 | Win | 100 | 21 h 34 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Tampa Bay Rays offense has been struggling of late, especially against right handed pitching. The Rays have been held to two runs or fewer in four of their last nine games. Cristian Javier has been dealing. Javier has a 2.36 ERA since the All Star Break. He hasn't allowed more than 3 runs in any of those starts. Javier is striking out 10.29 batters per nine innings. Shane McClanahan has been tremendous this year. He has a sparkling 1.50 ERA and a 2.61 FIP in his last four starts. He hasn't allowed a run in his last two starts. Though the Astros do have a very good lineup, McClanahan has done well against them in limited action (.227 wOBA allowed). Both teams have very deep and solid bullpens to back up the starters. Brian O'Nora is the home plate umpire and he ranks in the top ten umpires in the majors in strikes called percentage as well as strikeout/walk ratio. He's a boost to the under's chances here. Take the under. |
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09-18-22 | Cardinals v. Raiders OVER 51.5 | 29-23 | Win | 100 | 63 h 41 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Las Vegas Raiders offense upgraded in a big way in the offseason. Devante Adams is a top five receiver in the country. The Raiders now have Adams and Darren Waller as elite pass catching options for Derek Carr. Josh Jacobs is a very good all purpose running back. Carr is very capable and he should have a good season with the improved talent around him. Arizona plays quickly and the Cardinals still have enough weapons to score plenty. Kyler Murray is a bit inconsistent, but running quarterbacks have hurt this Raiders defense in the past. Murray is well known for late scoring drives when the team is down, and they are a clear underdog here. Early season games played in a dome have been good overs in the past. Specifically, early season (September or October games) that are non-divisional and have a spread of 7 points or fewer are 56% to the over since 2004. This one fits that system. Take the over here. |
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09-18-22 | Bucs v. Saints UNDER 44.5 | 20-10 | Win | 100 | 10 h 11 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Tampa Bay Bucs have a top three defense in the NFL. In fact, it might be the best defense in the NFL. Tampa Bay should be able to get pressure in the backfield against a Saints offensive line that is a relative weakness this year. They won't have to deal with Alvin Kamara, who is expected to miss this game due to a rib injury. The Saints have really slowed down Tom Brady and the Bucs well in the recent past. The Bucs aren't nearly as good on offense now as they were in those games either. It is still Brady and they'll bounce back some over time, but the Bucs offensive line is now a weakness. Godwin is out and just about every other pass catcher is at least banged up some here. Without Kamara, the Saints have a weak running back group, but they are likely to still want to run the ball quite a bit. Look for both defenses to come up with tackles for a loss in key parts of this contest. Take the under. |
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09-17-22 | UTEP v. New Mexico UNDER 41 | 10-27 | Win | 100 | 127 h 36 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Rocky Long's defense at New Mexico is a tough one. Rocky Long is one of the best defensive minds in the country. Many coaches have tried to copy his 3-3-5 defense because of how innovative it has been. New Mexico is a tough nosed defense that will make you fight for yards. They don't usually give up big plays either. New Mexico's offense is awful. The Lobos play at an extremely slow pace and they are very run heavy. So far this year, 65% of their offensive snaps have been running plays. The Lobos should end the season as a bottom ten offense in terms of efficiency, and they'll be bottom 20 in terms of tempo as well. UTEP has a pretty weak secondary, but they are very good against the run. New Mexico isn't the type of team that will take advantage of the UTEP secondary. Look for UTEP to stuff the run here. UTEP won 20-13 when these two played last year. UTEP lost their two star receivers Cowing and Garrett and they are clearly worse on offense this season. Take the under. |
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09-17-22 | Arkansas State v. Memphis OVER 62 | 32-44 | Win | 100 | 135 h 60 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The Arkansas State Red Wolves had major problems with giving up big plays last year. They are back at it again this year. Arkansas State has allowed six plays of 40 yards or more on the season. They have serious problems in the secondary. Memphis is a team that should be able to once again take advantage of those issues. Memphis put up 55 points in Jonesboro last season. The Tigers rolled up 680 yards of total offense. Memphis had 417 passing yards. Seth Henigan is back, and he's an above average quarterback who isn't afraid to take shots down the field. Memphis was very good on offense last week against Navy, and I think they'll look really good again here. Arkansas State put up 50 points in their loss to Memphis last year. I don't think they'll score that many here, but the Red Wolves should be able to move the ball too and score enough. James Blackmon is capable of some explosive plays of his own, and I don't rate this Memphis defense very highly. Take the over here. |
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09-17-22 | Kansas v. Houston OVER 58 | 48-30 | Win | 100 | 22 h 13 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Houston Cougars offense has been a big disappointment so far this season. With Dana Holgorsen being such a good offensive mind, I find it hard to believe they won't improve through the season. Clayton Tune is a good quarterback, and he has an elite receiver in Tank Dell. Jalen Daniels and this Kansas offense look tremendous. They have some real talent in the backfield, and Daniels has been underrated for too long now. This Houston defense is still pretty good, but they aren't the dominant force they were a year ago. The Kansas defense is a major weakness still. West Virginia put up 42 points in regulation against them last week. Look for both teams to do quite a bit of scoring here. Take the over. |
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09-17-22 | Ole Miss v. Georgia Tech UNDER 64 | 42-0 | Win | 100 | 62 h 36 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Ole Miss has been a good under team of late. Why? The Rebels have been running the ball a lot more than most people realize. Lane Kiffin's team does play quickly, but there is a lot of running clock because they are running the football on nearly 60% of their offensive plays the last couple seasons. With a total of 60 or higher, the under is a perfect 7-0 in Ole Miss' last 7 contests. Ole Miss has allowed only 13 points in their first two games. They haven't played great offenses, but the Georgia Tech offense isn't good either. Ole Miss picked up a lot of new transfers on defense, and so far they have been working out. Georgia Tech has been pretty good against the run so far this year. Ole Miss will get their yards on their ground here, but the Yellow Jackets have at least improved a bit on the run defense. The Yellow Jackets offense is very short on playmakers. Sims will likely be under a lot of pressure from the Ole Miss defense that will likely blitz quite a bit in this one. Take the under here. |
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09-17-22 | Tulane v. Kansas State UNDER 49 | 17-10 | Win | 100 | 21 h 30 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Kansas State talked about possibly playing faster this year, but the Wildcats rank 121st out of 131 in tempo so far this year. Tulane also ranks as slower than the average team. Both of these teams like to run the football as much as possible and mix in a deep pass here and there. Those plays can be explosive at times. I think the weather forecast here matters quite a bit. There are going to be showers and thunderstorms off and on. More importantly, winds of 17 mph with gusts to 32 mph are in the forecast. This kind of weather should lead to both teams being more conservative. Those explosive plays should be harder to come by. Take the under here. |
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09-17-22 | Old Dominion v. Virginia UNDER 54.5 | 14-16 | Win | 100 | 109 h 40 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Virginia Cavaliers hired an offensive coordinator who has decided to change the way they play. Virginia continually tried to run the football last week despite being down big against Illinois. The Cavaliers are no longer the fun uptempo offense that just airs it out with Brennan Armstrong. Armstrong is a good quarterback, but there are a couple key problems for the Virginia passing game. First, Virginia's offensive line is one of the three or four worst in the country. Second, they lack playmakers on the outside in a big way. Old Dominion ranks 131st in offensive success rate. The Monarchs are a scrappy team, but they aren't efficient at all on offense. Virginia's defense has actually improved under their new defensive coordinator this year. Their biggest improvement has been not allowing big plays on offense. I see this as a game where both offensive coaches keep it more conservative than many would think. Take the under. |
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09-13-22 | Yankees v. Red Sox OVER 8 | 7-6 | Win | 100 | 17 h 28 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The New York Yankees have scored 10 runs in each of their last two contests. The Yankees offense is back in a big way of late. This is still one of the very best lineups in baseball. Nick Pivetta goes against them here, and Pivetta has been smashed by the Yankees in the past. In 86 plate appearances, the Yankees hitters have a whopping .381 wOBA against Pivetta and 7 home runs. Gerrit Cole has pitched terribly at Fenway Park, especially the last couple years. Cole has a 6.55 ERA in his last four starts at Fenway (last year and this year). This lineup is full of guys who have bothered Cole in his career. The weather is a big deal at Fenway, and the wind is expected to be blowing out at 10 mph here. Take the over. |
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09-11-22 | Patriots v. Dolphins UNDER 46 | 7-20 | Win | 100 | 309 h 35 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Under* The New England Patriots offense was a mess in the preseason. I know it is the preseason and you don't want to overreact, but I don't like the changes in the offensive coaching staff in the offseason. The Patriots offense has been having far too many miscommunications and big negative plays. This isn't a roster that is developed in a way to get big plays on third and long. They can't get behind the sticks on a consistent basis. Miami's pass rush is excellent, and I think the Dolphins get into the backfield a lot in this one. The Miami Dolphins offense did add a major weapon in Hill in the offseason, but there are still many questions about this offense as well. How will Tua play under pressure against a good New England defense? Tua isn't a guy who likes to take a bunch of shots downfield either. The Patriots secondary is above average. Both of these defenses are above average. Both offenses tend to stay away from taking big chances. I see a lot of moving clock and the defenses coming up with big stops here. Take the under. |
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09-11-22 | Saints v. Falcons OVER 42.5 | 27-26 | Win | 100 | 43 h 53 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The New Orleans Saints have a lot more weapons to work with this year. Chris Olave is a great add on the outside. He's a reliable receiver who has both speed and great hands. Michael Thomas is questionable for this one, but beat writers say he is progressing toward probable for this one. Alvin Kamara is cleared to play and he's such a great threat in both the running and passing game. Jameis Winston is back and healthy, and he is a big upgrade in the passing game from what the Saints had late last year. Atlanta's Marcus Mariota played well in the preseason. The Falcons offense was really crisp most of the time in the preseason. The Saints defense is likely being overrated by many. The safeties are down from a year ago even with Mathieu here. While the Saints defense was good a year ago, their overall numbers were also a bit skewed because of their slow ball control offense. The defense will give up more points this year. This is an early season game played in a dome. The angle has been strong to the over especially with a close spread. When the home team is favored by less than 7 or is the underdog in September or October dome overs are at 56.2%. Take the over. |
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09-10-22 | Baylor v. BYU OVER 53 | 20-26 | Loss | -110 | 68 h 45 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Baylor Bears defeated the BYU Cougars 38-24 last season. Baylor rolled up 534 yards of total offense in that one. BYU put up 409 yards of offense. BYU actually had 7.4 yards per play to 7.1 yards per play for Baylor. The offenses had a big advantage in that game a season ago. BYU returned all their starters from a year ago on defense. They weren't very good on defense though. I think they will improve some, but I don't think BYU's defense is their strong suit. The Cougars are excellent on the offensive line, and they have an underrated quarterback in Hall. BYU also has two strong receivers on the outside. Baylor's defense is very strong on the defensive line, but the Baylor linebackers and secondary are clearly down from a year ago. I think BYU can hit some big plays on this Baylor defense. Baylor's offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes has done a tremendous job putting his quarterbacks in a situation to succeed. Baylor's Blake Shapen is protected by an elite offensive line, and against an average BYU defense I think they can put up points as well. Take the over in this one. |
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09-10-22 | New Mexico State v. UTEP UNDER 47.5 | 13-20 | Win | 100 | 29 h 47 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The New Mexico State Aggies have a terrible offense. They put up just 91 yards of total offense against Minnesota last week. Yes Minnesota is a good defense, but that is still a terrible showing. Jerry Kill's New Mexico State team wants to play as slowly as possible and run the football a lot. That plays into the strength of the UTEP defense. The UTEP Miners defense is susceptible against great passing attacks, but their defensive front is excellent against the run. I think New Mexico State will have a hard time moving the ball here. UTEP just gave up a bunch of points against Oklahoma. Oklahoma plays extremely fast, and to say New Mexico State is a huge step down from Oklahoma is a massive understatement. UTEP wants to play slowly as well, and they should get their wish here. I expect them to play from the lead and look to establish the run as much as they can. This total has bumped up enough where I want to go with the under in this one. Take the under. |
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09-10-22 | Boston College v. Virginia Tech UNDER 46 | 10-27 | Win | 100 | 51 h 14 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Virginia Tech Hokies are a team I have pegged as a team to look to bet unders with. Brent Pry is a good defensive mind, and the Hokies have a strong secondary as they generally do. The linebacker unit is a major strength as well. Virginia Tech's offense is limited. The offensive line is one of the worst in the conference, and there aren't good options at wide receiver. Grant Wells hasn't consistently proven he can be that guy at quarterback. The Hokies will likely play at a slightly slower than average pace. Boston College lost 4 guys from their offensive line from last season. The Eagles offensive line struggled badly in their season opener against Rutgers. Rutgers doesn't have a very good defensive front either. While Jurkovic is definitely a good quarterback, he'll be in a tough spot here. It will be a weak offensive line in front of him and a strong VA Tech secondary against him. This projects as a game where both offenses struggle to put positive plays together consistently. I would expect them to settle for field goals several times as well. Take the under. |
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09-10-22 | Georgia Southern v. Nebraska OVER 59 | 45-42 | Win | 100 | 125 h 37 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The Nebraska Cornhuskers play at an extremely quick pace. Nebraska ranks 19th in tempo so far this year. Casey Thompson has been a good fit at quarterback for the Cornhuskers. Nebraska already has 34 plays of 10 yards or more in two games. They now face a very weak Georgia Southern defense that is unlikely to be able to slow them down. Georgia Southern has decided to run the spread and play very fast under Clay Helton this year. Georgia Southern played very fast last week even into the fourth quarter when they had a big lead against an FCS team. The Nebraska defense has been really weak so far this year. Nebraska ranks 68th in the country in yards per play allowed despite playing North Dakota and Northwestern (not a good offense). The pure pace of this game makes me think both teams will have a lot of chances for points. Take the over. |
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09-10-22 | Florida International v. Texas State OVER 55 | 12-41 | Loss | -110 | 138 h 26 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The FIU Panthers won 38-37 over FCS Bryant in their first game. FIU was extremely fortunate to win that game. Bryant put up 6.0 yards per play in that game. It's important to note that it isn't like Bryant is some really good FCS program either. They lost 35-14 last year at Akron and only had 146 yards of total offense in that game. FIU has some major problems on their defenses. Bryant had a whopping 8 plays of 20 yards or more in that season opener against FIU. FIU's offense played at an ultra fast pace in their season opener. They were snapping it on average at between 18 and 19 seconds between plays. That would have been the fastest in the country last year. Texas State wants to play really fast under Jake Spavital as well. They finally have a good quarterback to work with in Layne Hatcher. Texas State's offensive line had trouble against Nevada's solid defensive front, but I would expect Hatcher to have a lot more time to throw it in this game. The Texas State defense has been a major problem for years now and I expect the same again this season. A lot of pace for a total set this low. Take the over. |
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09-10-22 | South Alabama v. Central Michigan UNDER 59 | 38-24 | Loss | -110 | 21 h 5 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* South Alabama is a good defensive team under Kane Wommack. Wommack did a great job with the Indiana defense, and they have dropped off badly since her left. He's doing a really good job with this South Alabama defense as well. Central Michigan just had an extremely high scoring game against Oklahoma State, and that certainly gives me some pause, but Oklahoma State played at a lightning fast tempo in that one. Central Michigan also put up most of their offense after Oklahoma State had built a massive lead and had backups in on defense. I expect this game to play out differently. Look for Central Michigan to try to run the football with star running back Lew Nichols. I think they'll have some success, but South Alabama was good at preventing big plays last year. South Alabama's offensive line is a question mark, and the Central Michigan defensive front is the strength of their defense. Take the under. |
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09-10-22 | UTSA v. Army OVER 53.5 | 41-38 | Win | 100 | 131 h 18 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* Army games can either be extremely low or very high scoring. Why the big differences? When they face triple option attacks, this Army defense is excellent. They know their assignments extremely well and will consistently shut down those triple option teams. On the other hand, when Army takes on teams with unique offensive attacks that can beat them through the air they can really struggle. Coastal Carolina put up 38 points on Army last week, and that was a Coastal team that brought back Grayson McCall and virtually nothing else on offense. Army did put up 7.3 yards per play on offense, and the Black Knights are likely to have success on the ground here against an UTSA team that lost a lot on the defensive end from a year ago. UTSA has a great aerial attack led by Frank Harris and a trio of talented receivers. UTSA is coming off a heartbreaking loss to Houston. The Houston defense is much more talented than Army's defense, and UTSA should find a lot more receivers running open in this one. The defenses in this one are facing two offenses they are not at all accustomed to facing. Take the over. |
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09-10-22 | Wake Forest v. Vanderbilt OVER 60.5 | 45-25 | Win | 100 | 117 h 27 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Wake Forest Demon Deacons will continue to play fast on offense, even without Sam Hartman at quarterback. Wake Forest put up 44 points and averaged 6.8 yards per play against VMI in week one. They now take on a Vanderbilt defense that just gave up 31 points and 6.5 yards per play against lowly Elon last week. I think the Demon Deacons will get their points here with their playmakers at the skill positions. Vanderbilt's offense looks much better with Mike Wright running the show this year. Vanderbilt has 14 plays of 20 yards or more in two games, so there is some real explosiveness to the offense. Wright can make things happen with his legs and that really makes a big difference. Both offenses should have success in both the ground game and through the air. Neither of these defenses have been good at pressuring the opposing quarterback. Take the over here. |
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09-09-22 | Guardians v. Twins UNDER 8 | 7-6 | Loss | -110 | 18 h 28 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Cal Quantrill has thrown the ball really well of late. Quantrill has a 1.80 ERA in his last six starts. Quantrill has flown under the radar for the most part, but he has been really solid for the Guardians in the stretch run. Dylan Bundy starts for the Twins, and he has been stronger late in the season as well. Bundy has a 2.17 ERA in his last six starts. For the season, Bundy has been much better when pitching at home as well, and he pitches on his home field here. The Guardians bullpen has been the single best bullpen in baseball in the past 30 days. Minnesota ranks in the top ten in bullpen FIP and SIERA in that time as well. The bullpens are a big plus here. The Guardians have seen only 2 of their last 16 games get past 7 runs total. Take the under. |
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09-05-22 | Guardians v. Royals UNDER 7.5 | 6-5 | Loss | -110 | 18 h 10 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Cleveland Guardians lost 6-3 in 11 innings against the Seattle Mariners on Sunday. That one was a bad beat on the under. Cleveland has now played in 12 straight games that have been at 7 runs or less in regulation. Brady Singer has been in great form for the Kansas City Royals of late. Singer has a 2.34 ERA and a 2.92 FIP since the All Star Break. Singer has been at his best when pitching at home. Triston McKenzie has a .290 wOBA against this Kansas City Royals in his career. He is backed by the best bullpen in the majors in the last month. He has a 2.24 ERA and a 2.89 FIP since the start of July. There will be a slight breeze blowing in from center field during this contest. Take the under. |
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09-04-22 | Mariners v. Guardians UNDER 7.5 | 6-3 | Loss | -100 | 12 h 13 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Cleveland Guardians have played 11 straight games that have finished at a total of 7 runs or less. Cleveland's starting pitching has been good of late, and their bullpen has been excellent. In the last 30 days, the Cleveland bullpen has a stellar 1.92 ERA. They also rank first in bullpen FIP and SIERA. The Seattle Mariners have seen 8 of their last 10 games finish at 7 runs or less. Seattle's bullpen ranks in the top three in the last 30 days in all of the advanced metrics as well. George Kirby is a really good young pitcher who has multiple plus pitches. The Guardians lineup isn't nearly as deep as most of the contenders. Cal Quantrill has quietly put together an amazing season. Quantrill has a 1.41 ERA and a 2.75 FIP in his last five starts. Both of these teams are still playing hard to the finish as they try to get into the postseason. I expect another low scoring contest here. Take the under. |
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09-03-22 | Boise State v. Oregon State UNDER 57.5 | 17-34 | Win | 100 | 56 h 55 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Boise State Broncos return 20 of their top 22 tacklers from last year. Andy Avalos is a defensive minded head coach, and I expect this Boise State defense to be very good. Their defensive line is tremendous and their secondary is full of big hitters who have NFL potential. Boise State's offense is weak on the offensive line. They averaged just 3.14 yards per carry a year ago. The offensive line is once again the biggest question mark this year. They also lost their star receiver (Shakur) from last year. They lack big play weapons around Hank Bachmeier. Oregon State is a well coached offense and they are typically efficient on that side of the ball. I do think the Boise State defense is one of the best they'll see this year. Oregon State prefers to play at a slow pace, and they run the football a lot. That should make their drives take quite a bit of time throughout this contest. This is a fairly high total for a game with an excellent defense like Boise State. Totals of 56 or higher in game one are 57.1% to the under since 2006. Take the under in this one. |
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09-03-22 | Miami-OH v. Kentucky OVER 51.5 | 13-37 | Loss | -110 | 220 h 14 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* The Miami (Ohio) Redhawks have a very good QB in Brett Gabbert. Miami has a good offensive line that gives Gabbert great pass protection most of the time. The Kentucky defense is easily weakest in the secondary. Kentucky will be exposed by good passing attacks this season. Their pass rush is also much weaker than it was a few years ago. Miami should be able to move the ball some here. Kentucky's offense is very good with Levis leading the way at QB and Rodriguez and a host of really talented RB's in the backfield. The Miami Ohio defense lost a star in Ivan Pace who transferred to Cincinnati. The glaring weakness of the Miami defense is their secondary. Kentucky's Will Levis is better than the quarterbacks Miami is accustomed to facing in MAC play, and I think Kentucky can move the ball in big chunks during this game. Two passing attacks who should have a big edge and a total that is set pretty low at 51.5. Neither pass rush is very good, so I think the quality quarterbacks will be given time to set their feet and throw a quality ball consistently. I look for both offenses to be pretty efficient in this one. Take the over. |
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09-03-22 | Oregon v. Georgia UNDER 52 | 3-49 | Push | 0 | 217 h 49 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Oregon Ducks defense actually disappointed much of last year, and even though they lose Thibodeaux I think this Oregon defense will be better. Dan Lanning is a tremendous defensive mind, and there is a lot of talent on this Oregon defense. The linebackers are superb led by Noah Sewell and Justin Flowe. The Georgia offense lost a lot. They lost their two star running backs. They went from a top 2 or 3 RB unit in the country to top 20 or so. That's a big dip. Stetson Bennett is a pretty good QB, but he isn't a star and he also lost Pickens and Burton on the outside. Georgia should be content to play very slowly again this year, and I don't think they'll be terribly efficient here. The Oregon offense will be led by Bo Nix. Nix is capable of big things occasionally, but he isn't consistent enough The Georgia secondary led by Ringo is amazing, and I would be surprised if Oregon moves it much through the air. Oregon lost their two star RB's from a year ago as well (Dye and Verdell). They are running a completely new offense. While the Georgia defense is down compared to a year ago, they are still an absolutely elite unit. They should be able to get into the Oregon backfield a lot in this one. Lanning knows the Georgia offense well and that doesn't hurt either. Take the under here. |
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09-02-22 | A's v. Orioles UNDER 8 | 2-5 | Win | 100 | 18 h 32 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* In their last 11 games, the Baltimore Orioles have not had a single game finish with more than 7 runs. This Orioles young pitching staff has been tremendous of late. Baltimore's bullpen has been good all year, and of late the starting pitching has been tremendous as well. Dean Kremer was a highly touted pitching prospect who struggled badly early in his time in the big leagues. Kremer has really come into his own of late. Kremer has a 2.25 ERA and a 2.49 FIP in his last five starts. He has walked only four batters in his last 32 innings pitched. He faces a terrible Oakland A's lineup in this one. Oakland is second to last in the majors in wOBA against right handed pitching. Baltimore is 23rd in wOBA against lefties. JP Sears is a quality young lefty for the A's. Sears had a 1.67 ERA in Triple A this season. He has a 2.28 ERA in his 43 and 1/3 innings pitched so far in the majors. I think both young pitchers have the upper hand here. Take the under. |
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09-01-22 | Louisiana Tech v. Missouri OVER 58.5 | 24-52 | Win | 100 | 90 h 4 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* Sonny Cumbie is the new head coach at Louisiana Tech. Cumbie has a history of playing very quickly, and he has said to whoever will listen that this LA Tech team will play much faster than they did a year ago. Skip Holtz's LA Tech teams have been pretty conservative offensively in recent seasons. While the running game doesn't look very good, they do have solid pieces at QB and at WR and TE. LA Tech is very weak defensively. The linebackers and the secondary are especially weak spots. I would expect the move to a quicker pace on offense to hurt this fairly thin defense if anything. Missouri will start Brady Cook at quarterback this year. Cook has some serious talent at wide receiver. Mookie Cooper and Luther Burden should be a tremendous duo on the outside. They should be able to burn the Tech secondary pretty often in this game. The offensive line is a pretty experienced solid group as well. The Missouri defense is a weak unit overall. The secondary has major questions all over the place. They allowed far too many big plays a year ago. Tech will be playing extremely fast and getting some chances through the air. Missouri's offense should be very efficient here, and I expect LA Tech to be playing quick enough to get enough points for this one to get past the posted total. Take the over. |
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08-28-22 | Rays v. Red Sox UNDER 9 | 12-4 | Loss | -115 | 13 h 20 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Corey Kluber isn't the dominant starting pitcher he was a few years ago, but he is still a quality starter. Boston only ranks 14th in the majors in wOBA against right handed pitching. Nick Pivetta starts here for the Red Sox. Pivetta is a streaky pitcher. He can look tremendous at times and he can get torched at times. He has been in good form of late, and Pivetta faces a Rays offense that is in their much weaker split. Tampa Bay is 22nd in the majors in wOBA. Pivetta has drastic day/night splits in his career. Pivetta has a career 5.63 ERA when pitching at night. He has a career 3.67 ERA when pitching in the daytime. Bill Miller is behind home plate for this one. If you just look at data from the last couple years, Miller has the best strikeout/walk ratio of any umpire. He is a strike caller. He's been a good under umpire for many years now. Take the under here. |
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08-27-22 | Nevada v. New Mexico State UNDER 52.5 | 23-12 | Win | 100 | 201 h 17 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Two programs with new coaches and completely different schemes square off in this "Week 0" contest. Nevada had the second most roster turnover in the country. The Wolf Pack were excellent last year, but about everyone is gone from that team- both the players and coaches. Ken Wilson brings in an offense that will be far more about the running game than the passing game. I expect a slower pace for the Wolf Pack as well. Nevada has a couple quality running backs, but the offensive line is a huge weakness. I would expect Nevada to try to play some lower scoring games this year to make the transition a bit easier. New Mexico State is now coached by Jerry Kill. The Aggies have a really weak QB room. They will be forced to run the football early and often. Kill has made it clear that this offense will slow down and try to grind away games. I would expect this team to be bottom ten in the country in tempo at a neutral game state. While the defense isn't going to be good, I would expect the biggest improvement here to come in the front seven with the run defense. New Mexico State has improved depth here and Jerry Kill has some good defensive minds on this staff. This game should be an ugly one. There is certainly some risk that the defenses are bad enough that the offenses get a little too much scoring going. At the same time, the offenses want to play very slowly and bleed the clock. A ton of question marks here and I'm going to go with this being a sloppy first game. Take the under. |
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08-27-22 | Rays v. Red Sox UNDER 9 | 1-5 | Win | 100 | 14 h 29 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Jeffrey Springs has quietly had a really nice season. Springs has only allowed more than 3 runs in a start once this year (and that was 4). He is averaging just 2.08 walks per nine innings so he pounds the strike zone. The Rays have a pretty good defense behind him, and the Tampa Bay bullpen is deep again this year. Earlier in the season the Red Sox were smashing left handed pitching, but they have cooled off a bit of late. Trevor Story's absence certainly hurts the Boston offense. Rich Hill starts for Boston here. Tampa Bay is a below average offense. The Rays are without Wander Franco and Brandon Lowe is questionable here with an injury. Hill has pitched much better late in the season in his career. Doug Eddings is the home plate umpire for this game. Eddings has the highest called strike percentage of any home plate umpire in the last six years. Eddings is a strike caller and that should help both of these guys since they both nibble at the corners. The wind is expected to be blowing in at about 8 or 9 mph during this one as well. Take the under. |
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08-26-22 | Angels v. Blue Jays UNDER 8.5 | 12-0 | Loss | -105 | 16 h 60 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Toronto Blue Jays host the LA Angels on Friday night. The Angels offense has been dreadful of late. They have scored 3 runs or less in 9 of their last 10 games. On the season, the Angels have the second worst weighted on base average (wOBA) in the majors when playing on the road. They have struggled badly to score away from home. Toronto is a good offensive team, but they aren't quite as good against left handed pitching. Detmers is a pretty good lefty. He has a 2.23 ERA since the start of July and his FIP during that time is only 2.55. Mitch White starts for the Blue Jays and I see him as a pretty good right handed pitcher. White has allowed just seven runs in his last four starts. Take the under in this one. |
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08-24-22 | Diamondbacks v. Royals UNDER 7.5 | 3-5 | Loss | -110 | 18 h 21 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Under* Zac Gallen and Brady Singer are two tremendous young starting pitchers. Gallen has been absolutely fantastic since the All Star Break. Gallen has a 0.92 ERA and a 1.52 FIP in six starts since the break. That includes a shutout thrown at Coors Field. He's up against a below average offense in the Kansas City Royals roster. Brady Singer has a 1.88 ERA and a 2.54 FIP in his six starts since the All Star Break. Singer has multiple plus pitches and I really like his command of all his pitches. The Arizona Diamondbacks are a below average offense as well. I think we see a lot of quick innings where there aren't many baserunners in this one. Neither pitcher gives many free passes, and they both have quality strikeout pitches. Take the under here. |
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08-23-22 | Mets v. Yankees OVER 8.5 | 2-4 | Loss | -115 | 18 h 19 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* Taijuan Walker has a 6.97 ERA and a 6.70 FIP in his last five appearances. Walker has been dealing with some back discomfort, and he is struggling with his command. Walker is a very streaky pitcher, and he comes into this game in really bad form. Frankie Montas has a 9.00 ERA and a 5.27 FIP in his three starts with the New York Yankees. Montas is striking out just 5.14 batters per nine innings. On the season, the New York Mets rank second in the majors in weighted on base average against right handed pitching. The Yankees rank 6th in wOBA against right handed pitching. These are two deep offenses who are more than capable of taking advantage of two pitchers who are in bad form and are putting a lot of traffic on the bases right now. The weather here calls for winds blowing out toward center field at about 7 mph during this game. Alfonso Marquez is one of the better over umpires in the game and he is behind home plate for this one. He carries a very low strikeout/walk ratio in the long term. Take the over in this one. |
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08-21-22 | Cardinals v. Diamondbacks UNDER 7.5 | 6-4 | Loss | -105 | 13 h 9 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Last night's contest between these two got crazy especially late in the game, but I think this one will be much lower scoring. Before last night, the Arizona Diamondbacks had seen six of their last seven games stay under 7.5 runs total. The Cardinals have seen four of their last eight stay under this total as well. The Diamondbacks are 23rd in wOBA against lefties this year, and Jose Quintana is really pitching well. Quintana has a 1.52 ERA and a 2.85 FIP in his last five starts. I expect him to pitch well here against the DBacks. Merrill Kelly has been tremendous this season. Kelly has allowed 2 runs or less in eight of his last nine starts. Kelly has done a good job keeping the ball in the ballpark this year, and he is a strike thrower in general. CB Bucknor has great strikeout/walk rates in the last couple years, and I rate him as a decent under umpire. Take the under. |
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08-20-22 | Red Sox v. Orioles OVER 8.5 | 4-3 | Loss | -110 | 15 h 57 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Baltimore Orioles topped the Boston Red Sox 15-10 last night in an epic scoring fest. I'm not expecting like that in this one, but I do think 8.5 is too short in this situation. Both teams rank in the top ten in the majors in wOBA in the last two weeks. The Orioles have a lot of youngsters who have been heating up of late. Guys like Mountcastle, Rutschman, Hays, and the rest are tough outs. Michael Wacha has a great ERA on the year, but the advanced metrics suggest he has been very lucky. He has left 82% of runners on base, which is just unheard of. He has a SIERA of 4.27 and is going to regress at some point. The Orioles lineup has a whopping .491 wOBA against Wacha in 53 at bats. Kyle Bradish may be a good pitcher in the majors in time, but right now he isn't very good. Bradish is allowing nealry 2 home runs per nine innings and he walks nearly 4 batters per nine innings. A temperature in the upper 80's and a wind blowing out about 8 mph to center and left center field helps here too. Take the over. |
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08-19-22 | Mets v. Phillies UNDER 8 | 7-2 | Loss | -115 | 18 h 20 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Two hot starters here with Chris Bassitt facing Aaron Nola. Bassitt gets no recognition on a Mets pitching staff headed by Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer. Bassitt has been solid all season with a 10-7 record and 3.27 ERA. He's in top form giving up no earned runs during his last three starts spanning 20 innings. Nola has allowed only three earned runs in his last three starts, also spanning 20 innings for a 1.35 ERA. Nola has struck out at least seven batters in eight of his last 10 starts. Both pitchers just faced these respective opponents, too, dominating them. Bassitt blanked the Phillies in five innings this past Sunday allowing four hits and two walks with five strikeouts. Nola took a tough 1-0 loss against the Mets this past Saturday going eight innings while permitting only four hits and one walk with eight strikeouts.  Neither team has been doing much offensively. The Mets have been held to two runs or fewer in five of their last seven games. The Phillies have scored four or fewer runs in eight of their last nine games. They've been shut out four times during this time frame. Take the Under.Â
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08-18-22 | A's v. Rangers UNDER 8.5 | 3-10 | Loss | -110 | 13 h 27 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Two weak offenses on a getaway day game with the wind blowing in at 8-to-10 mph. The right ingredients for the A's and Rangers to have a lower-scoring game than the oddsmaker projects.  Oakland is last, or second-to-last, in the majors in batting average, runs and OPS. The A's have scored four or fewer runs in 12 of their last 16 games. Texas entered Wednesday ranked 15th in runs and 18th in batting average and OPS. The Rangers have scored three or fewer runs in five of their past seven games. The pitching matchup is A's rookie Zach Logue against Dane Dunning. Logue has a 5.49 ERA. He looked bad in his last start against the heavy-hitting Astros. However, during his previous two starts, Logue yielded a respectable four earned runs in 11 innings. That was against the Tigers and Astros.  Dunning has a 4.12 ERA. Dunning, though, is in good form with a 2.60 ERA in his last three starts. He's pitched better at home, too, with a 3.23 ERA.  It's not unusual for bench players to draw starts during getaway day contests, which this game is. That would be another plus for the Under.  Take the under.Â
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08-15-22 | Orioles v. Blue Jays OVER 9 | 7-3 | Win | 100 | 19 h 9 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Over* Not only are Kyle Bradish and Yusei Kikuchi enduring rough seasons, but they have bad recent histories against these respective opponents. Bradish is 1-4 with a 6.42 ERA and 1.62 WHIP. Bradish went up against the Blue Jays on June 13. He gave up five earned runs on nine hits in 4 1/3 innings in an 11-1 loss. Kikuchi, who is 4-6 with a 5.13 ERA and 1.49 WHIP, faced Baltimore a week ago. He surrendered five earned in five innings on six hits and three walks. The Orioles slugged three homers against him. Overall, Kikuchi has a .361 wOBA allowed against Baltimore in his career. Kikuchi is 0-2 with a 9.00 ERA in two starts versus Baltimore this season. The Orioles were held in check by Tampa Bay's Drew Rasmussen yesterday. But they still have scored six or more runs in seven of their last 12 games. Toronto ranks in the top-five in runs, batting average and OPS.  The past seven meetings between these two teams in Toronto have resulted in six Overs and one push.  Take the Over. |
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08-14-22 | Tigers v. White Sox UNDER 8.5 | 3-5 | Win | 100 | 13 h 47 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Tigers and White Sox managed a combined 10 runs on Saturday. But make no mistake these are struggling offenses. The Tigers average a major league-low 3.1 runs per game. If you discount a rare 9-run performance against the Rays and Detroit is averaging 1.8 runs in its last nine games. The White Sox are averaging 3.1 runs in their past six games while missing two of their key bats with Tim Anderson and Luis Robert both injured. Yet the total is fairly high because of a starting pitching matchup of Tyler Alexander versus Lance Lynn. Alexander has a 3.83 ERA. However, he's coming off an excellent performance against the Guardians this past Tuesday where he pitched a season-high seven innings while giving up two runs on seven hits. Alexander has a 3.38 ERA in his last three starts. The Under has cashed during each of his last six road starts. Alexander normally doesn't pitch deep into games. But Detroit relievers have the fifth-lowest bullpen ERA in the majors. Lynn came off the injured list too early and paid the price. He's 2-5 with a 5.88 ERA on the season. Lynn, though, has started to get back to speed. He's been respectable during his last four starts. During this span, he blanked the Guardians for six innings and held the Royals to one earned run in six innings. Lynn can hold his own against bad offenses. Take the under. |
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08-12-22 | Tigers v. White Sox UNDER 8.5 | 0-2 | Win | 100 | 20 h 58 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Dominant starting pitching isn't required for an Under to play out when the teams are the Tigers and White Sox.  The Tigers have the worst offense in baseball ranking last in runs, homers and OPS. They have scored four or fewer runs in 17 of their last 20 games and are averaging 1.7 runs in their last four games. Detroit just struck out 14 times to the Guardians in a 4-3 extra inning loss Thursday. Cleveland starter Zach Plesac had seven strikeouts. Plesac is not a high strikeout pitcher with 90 in 114 innings. The Tigers have struck out the second-highest number of times in the American League.  Now Detroit draws White Sox righty Michael Kopech, who has a 3.14 home ERA. The Under is 43-19-5 (69%) the last 67 times the Tigers have gone against a righty starter. The White Sox are in a scoring slump, too. They've produced fewer than four runs a game in seven of their last eight games. Chicago is averaging 2.7 runs in its last four games. The Under has cashed in nine of the White Sox's last 12 games.  Lefty Daniel Norris is slated to start for the Tigers. He has a 4.59 career ERA with the Tigers. The White Sox have the second- highest batting average in the majors against southpaws, but rank 11th in slugging percentage. Overall, the White Sox rank 18th in runs and 25th in homers through Wednesday. This is likely to be a bullpen game for the Tigers, which is fine since Detroit has the fifth-lowest bullpen ERA in baseball at 3.20. The Tigers won't have to face star shortstop Tim Anderson, out with a broken finger. There's a slight breeze in the forecast and that's for the wind to be blowing in at 5-6 mph. Take the under. |
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08-09-22 | Twins v. Dodgers UNDER 8.5 | 3-10 | Loss | -105 | 15 h 12 m | Show | |
3 Star*Play Twins-Dodgers Under 8.5 (-105) The Dodgers have won eight in a row. During this span, LA has held its opponents to an average of 2.1 runs. The Twins aren't used to facing that kind of pitching, nor playing at spacious Dodgers Stadium.  Southpaw Julio Urias gets the start here for the Dodgers. Urias is in great form. He is 8-0 with a 2.28 ERA during his last nine starts. Urias is 3-0 with a 0.95 ERA in his past three starts. The Twins' offense is mediocre across-the-board against left-handed pitching. The Twins have never faced Urias giving him another advantage.  Twins starter Joe Ryan has eight victories, most on the team. He was crushed by the Padres two starts ago. But in five starts - before and after San Diego - he's given up a combined six earned runs. Ryan has had seven or more strikeouts in five of his last eight starts. The Dodgers are unfamiliar with Ryan having never faced him.  Both teams were idle on Monday so their bullpens are fresh. Take the Under.Â
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08-07-22 | Nationals v. Phillies UNDER 8.5 | 1-13 | Loss | -110 | 13 h 18 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Don't expect 16 runs to be scored in this matchup like there were on Saturday. Patrick Corbin is not pitching for Washington. Instead we have a pitching matchup of Cory Abbott versus Aaron Nola. Abbott will be making his second start. So far so good as he's given up only one earned in nine innings with nine strikeouts.  Nola is one of the top pitchers in the National League. He entered this weekend fourth in the majors in WHIP at 0.94 and tied for sixth in strikeouts. Nola has a 2.66 ERA in his last three starts and has a 2.33 daytime ERA. He faces a JV-type Nationals lineup that has 12 of their everyday 14 players batting below .250. The Nationals rank in the bottom-four in runs and homers - and that was when they had Juan Soto and Josh Bell, their two best hitters. Both were traded to the Padres at the trade deadline this past Tuesday.   The weather forecast is for the wind to be blowing out at 10-12 mph. However, this is offset with Tripp Gibson III slated to be the home plate umpire. The Under is 42-24 (64 percent) the past three years in games Gibson III has been behind the plate.   Take the under.Â
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08-06-22 | Rays v. Tigers UNDER 7.5 | 1-9 | Loss | -120 | 17 h 24 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Shane McClanahan is firmly in the American Cy Young Award discussion. He might even be the favorite with a 10-4 record, 2.07 ERA and 0.83 WHIP, which is the lowest in baseball. McClanahan has the fourth-lowest ERA in the majors and is tied for the fourth-most strikeouts.  McClanahan is in good position to turn in another dominant performance facing Detroit, which has the worst offense in the league ranking last in runs, homers and OPS. The Tigers are averaging a puny 2.7 runs in their last nine games.  Garrett Hill gets the start for Detroit. He's been better at home where he's 1-0 with a 3.27 ERA. McClanahan's road ERA is 1.62. Hill goes against a Rays offense that is bottom-10. Hill is backed by a strong Detroit relief corps that has the fourth-lowest bullpen ERA in the majors. Tampa Bay has scored fewer than four runs in nine of its last 13 games.  Both hurlers will be aided pitching at spacious, pitcher-friendly Comerica Park. The forecast also is calling for winds to be blowing in at 7-to-8 mph.  Take the Under. |
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08-04-22 | Rays v. Tigers UNDER 8 | 6-2 | Push | 0 | 18 h 48 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Tigers have gone Under in each of their last seven games. It's easy to see why. They have the worst offense in baseball, but an underrated pitching staff with the third-lowest bullpen ERA. The Rays have a bottom-eight offense. They have been scuffling at the plate averaging 2.6 runs in their last 11 games.  The starting pitching matchup is Drew Hutchison versus lefty Jeffrey Springs. Hutchinson held the far more powerful Blue Jays to one earned on two hits in five hits during his last start this past Saturday.  Springs has a 2.70 ERA. He's backed by a Rays bullpen that has the seventh-lowest bullpen ERA in the league. Springs should be able to tame a Tigers lineup that ranks last in homers, runs and OPS and hasn't scored more than four runs in 11 of their past 13 games. The Under is 26-12-2 the last 40 times the Tigers have been home against a lefty starter.  Take the under.Â
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08-03-22 | Tigers v. Twins UNDER 8.5 | 1-4 | Win | 100 | 15 h 33 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play on Under* Minnesota's Joe Ryan is an underrated pitcher especially when pitching at home where he has a 3.05 ERA. Ryan is 4-1 with a 2.48 ERA in day games, too, which this matchup is. Ryan was shelled by the Padres in his last start. Prior to that, however, Ryan had allowed only five earned runs in four previous starts.  Ryan will give up the occasional long ball, but the Tigers don't have the power to take advantage. Detroit ranks last in homers, runs and OPS. The Tigers are the lowest-scoring team in baseball. They haven't scored more than four runs in 10 of their last 12 games.  Lefty Tyler Alexander gets the start for Detroit. He has a 3.38 ERA in his last three starts. The Twins are just average offensively against southpaws. Alexander doesn't go deep into games, but the Tigers have the third-lowest bullpen ERA in the majors. Take the Under.Â
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08-02-22 | Blue Jays v. Rays OVER 7 | 3-1 | Loss | -110 | 19 h 54 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play on Over* This total is too low given Toronto's high-caliber offense and Kevin Gausman not being in good form lately. The Blue Jays have the highest batting average in baseball at .265. They entered this week ranked third in runs and on-base percentage. Toronto has scored at least four runs in 13 of its last 16 games.  Tampa Bay starter Drew Rasmussen is decent, but he's a low-innings pitcher. Only twice in his last 10 starts has he gone more than five innings. He has a 3.90 ERA in night games. Rasmussen has to contend with a red-hot Vladimir Guerrero, who has a 12-game hitting streak and is batting .421 during his past 10 games.  The Rays are missing some key batters due to injuries. They did pick up David Peralta from the Diamondbacks to strengthen their outfield depth. This total is low due to Gausman, who has a 3.30 ERA. But Gausman hasn't been sharp with a 5.74 ERA in his last three starts. Gausman has surrendered four homers during these last three starts spanning 15 1/3 innings. Take the over. |
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08-01-22 | Mets v. Nationals OVER 7.5 | 7-3 | Win | 100 | 13 h 43 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play on Over* Max Scherzer remains as tough as ever. But you can't have a total this low when the other starting pitcher is Patrick Corbin backed by a Washington relief staff that ranks 23rd in bullpen ERA.  Corbin may be the worst starting pitcher in the National League with a 4-14 record, 6.49 ERA and 1.77 WHIP. Corbin has surrendered at least one homer in six of his past seven starts. He's given up two homers during four of these starts. Cobin's ERA in his last three starts is a mind-boggling 13.50.  The Mets rank fifth in the majors in runs and batting average. The Mets are swinging hot bats, averaging six runs per game during their last six games. They had a season-high 19 hits in their last game. Scherzer may not have to go long in the game if the Mets build a huge early lead. Scherzer hasn't reached the seventh inning in six of his last nine starts.  No problem weather-wise with the forecast calling for a slight wind blowing out to center at 5-6 mph.  Take the Over.
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07-30-22 | A's v. White Sox UNDER 8.5 | 2-3 | Win | 100 | 12 h 24 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play on Under* Johnny Cueto is 36, but he hasn't been looking past his prime. Cueto has been solid all season with a 2.80 ERA and 1.19 WHIP. Cueto is in outstanding form going 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA in his last three starts. Oakland has the weakest offense in the league ranking either last, or second-from-the-bottom, in runs, batting average and OPS.  Paul Blackburn is off his worst start of the year giving up 10 earned runs to the Rangers in 4 1/3 innings. That was at home. Expect a bounce back from Blackburn, who has been fantastic on the road going 5-1 with a 1.88 ERA. The White Sox's offense has been disappointing going into Friday ranked 17th in runs and 24th in homers.  There will be a slight breeze blowing in. Tripp Gibson III is slated to be the home plate umpire. The Under has cashed 63 percent of the time at 40-24 the last four years Gibson has been behind the plate.  Take the Under.
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07-28-22 | Cubs v. Giants UNDER 8 | 2-4 | Win | 100 | 15 h 1 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under*  The Cubs haven't scored more than four runs in nine of their last 11 games. But they also haven't allowed more than three runs during each of their last six games.  The Giants are ice cold. They've scored 13 runs in their last six games, an average of 2.1 runs during this span. San Francisco is averaging just six hits per game during their last four games.  Starting pitchers Justin Steele and Alex Wood can take advantage since both are pitching well. Steele is 3-1 with a 3.12 ERA in his last seven starts. Wood has permitted only three runs during his last four starts spanning 20 2/3 innings. His ERA in his past three starts is 0.54.  Take the Under.Â
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07-27-22 | Giants v. Diamondbacks UNDER 8 | 3-5 | Push | 0 | 8 h 14 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Giants are struggling averaging two runs per game during their last five games. Things aren't looking up as they go against Zac Gallen, who has a 3.36 ERA this season when pitching at home. Gallen is in good form with a 2.89 ERA during his last three starts. This is a day game. Gallen has a 1.90 day time ERA. The Diamondbacks have it even rougher facing Logan Webb, who has a 1.38 ERA in his last eight starts. Webb has dominated the Diamondbacks in his four previous starts against them going 3-0 with a 1.17 ERA.  Both teams are well below average in batting average with the Giants ranking 24th and Arizona 28th.  Take the Under. |
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07-25-22 | Rays v. Orioles UNDER 9 | 1-5 | Win | 100 | 11 h 26 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Both teams have below average offenses. Tampa Bay starter Corey Kluber has been solid. He's given up two earned runs or fewer in seven of his last nine starts reaching the sixth inning during each of those seven outings. The Rays have a strong bullpen ranking eighth in relief pitching ERA. The Rays managed only a combined five runs in their last two games while striking out 19 times against mediocre Kansas City pitching. Austin Voth is slated to start for Baltimore, signalling this is likely to be a bullpen game for the Orioles. Baltimore has the fourth-lowest bullpen ERA in the majors. Voth pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings against the Rays on July 16 giving up one hit, one walk with two strikeouts. Lifetime, Voth has pitched 11 innings against the Rays allowing just one run on eight hits and striking out 13. His ERA versus Tampa Bay is 0.82. Take the Under |
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07-24-22 | Marlins v. Pirates UNDER 7.5 | 6-5 | Loss | -115 | 7 h 48 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* These are two of the coldest offenses in baseball. And now both are running into hot pitchers. Miami is averaging 2.4 runs in its last 15 games. The Marlins have been shut out in three of their last four games. The Pirates are averaging 1.8 runs in their last six games discounting an eight-run game against the Rockies at Coors Field. Pittsburgh ranks in the bottom-three in runs, batting average and OPS.  Don't look for the Pirates to break out with a big-scoring game facing Sandy Alcantara, a prime Cy Young Award candidate with a 9-4 record, 1.76 ERA and 0.90 WHIP. Alcantara has a 0.78 ERA in his last three starts. He has the lowest ERA in the National League.  Pittsburgh starter Mitch Keller has pitched his most consistent ball of his career since rejoining the rotation at the end of May. He's given up three earned runs or fewer in seven of his last nine starts since then. He has a 2.37 ERA during his past three starts. The Marlins are without Jorge Soler, their second-leading home run hitter with 13. He was placed on the injured list because of back spasms on Saturday. Take the Under. |
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07-23-22 | Twins v. Tigers UNDER 8.5 | 8-4 | Loss | -105 | 10 h 10 m | Show | |
Twins/Tigers Under 8.5 (-105)
*3 Star Play Under*The Tigers are the lowest-scoring team in the majors. They've scored three runs or fewer in eight of their last 11 games. Detroit is going against Joe Ryan, who is 6-3 with a 2.99 ERA. Ryan's in good form with a 2.20 ERA in his last three starts. Ryan faced the Tigers back on April 27. He dominated them, giving up only one hit in seven scoreless innings with a 9-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio.  Michael Pineda gets the call for Detroit. His last start was ugly, allowing eight runs on nine hits in just two innings against the Guardians. Prior to that outing, however, Pineda held his previous six opponents to two earned runs or fewer. So his 5.22 ERA is misleading. Pineda won't lack motivation after his last start and going against his one-time team having pitched three seasons for the Twins from 2019-2021 before coming to Detroit.  Both bullpens are fresh as each team was idle on Friday. The Twins have an average bullpen. The Tigers, though, have the third-lowest bullpen ERA.  Take the under.  |
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07-15-22 | Tigers v. Guardians UNDER 8.5 | 5-6 | Loss | -120 | 12 h 28 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Detroit and Cleveland rank last and second-to-last in home runs. So it's not surprising they don't score much. The Tigers have scored eight runs in their last six games if you discount a seven-run performance they had against the Royals. Detroit scores the fewest runs in the league and is second-from-the-bottom in OPS. The Guardians have scored four or fewer runs in 13 of their last 15 games. The pitching matchup is Drew Hutchinson versus Zach Plesac. Neither pitcher generates a lot of respect. But each is good enough to tame these weak offenses. Hutchinson proved that two starts ago when he held the Guardians to one earned run in five innings. He's made two starts since returning to Detroit's starting rotation, giving up three earned runs in 11 innings, allowing 10 hits and one walk. Detroit has the third lowest bullpen ERA in the majors. Plesac's ERA is 3.89 on the season. However, his ERA at home is 2.85. Plesac is in good current form, too, with a 2.65 ERA in his last three starts. There is a slight wind blowing in. Take the Under. |
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07-14-22 | White Sox v. Twins UNDER 8.5 | 12-2 | Loss | -105 | 9 h 24 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Johnny Cueto and Sonny Gray once were outstanding pitchers. They still are very good. Cueto has a 2.91 ERA on the season. He has a 2.25 ERA in his last three starts and a 1.74 road ERA on the season. Gray has a 3.03 ERA. He's given up three earned runs or fewer in 11 of 12 starts. Gray's home ERA is 2.83. Both pitchers can go deep into games, too, so middle relief doesn't have to factor.  Cueto leads the White Sox with eight quality starts. He's averaging seven strikeouts per nine innings. The Twins faced Cueto 10 days ago and were held to two runs in six innings by Cueto.  The White Sox have much better statistics against lefthanded pitchers. Chicago ranks 28th in slugging percentage and OPS versus righties. The White Sox are averaging 3.6 runs in their last five games. Chicago is an underachieving 18th in runs and 26th in homers. Take the Under.  |
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07-13-22 | Dodgers v. Cardinals UNDER 8 | 7-6 | Loss | -100 | 8 h 36 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Tony Gonsolin has been great for the Dodgers all season, leading the majors in ERA at 1.62 and in WHIP at 0.80. The Cardinals scored seven runs against the Dodgers on Tuesday in a 7-6 victory. But previous to that, St. Louis had only managed 11 runs in its past eight games.  Adam Wainwright also is enjoying a strong season. He's been at his best when pitching at home where his ERA is 2.21. Wainwright is in good form with a 2.49 ERA during his last three starts.  The weather forecast is for a slight wind, which will be blowing in from left field.  Take the Under. |
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07-11-22 | Padres v. Rockies OVER 11.5 | 6-5 | Loss | -115 | 21 h 36 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Rockies are a hitting machine at Coors Field. The Padres are a much stronger offensive club, too, when playing away from their pitcher-friendly Petco Park. Colorado ranks No. 1 at home in runs scored, batting average and OPS. The Rockies are No. 2 in home slugging percentage. The Padres are the second-highest scoring team in the majors when playing on the road. They rank in the top nine in a number of other offensive categories when away from home, including runs, batting average, OPS and OPB.  Neither starting pitcher, San Diego's Sean Manaea nor Colorado's Jose Urena, has a good track record at Coors Field. Manaea is 0-2 with a 5.06 ERA and 1.59 WHIP in two starts at Coors. Urena has a 5.73 ERA and 1.63 WHIP in 11 career innings at Coors. The lefthanded Manaea is not in good form with a 5.28 ERA and 1.63 WHIP during his last three starts spanning 15 1/3 innings. The Rockies have the second-highest batting average in the league against southpaws at .286. Urena has pitched more than three innings just once all season. So the Rockies' vulnerable middle relievers could see plenty of action.  The weather forecast is for a slight wind to be blowing out to left field. The Rockies aren't likely to have Kris Bryant, but could get back C.J. Cron, who leads the team in homers and RBI's.  Take the Over here. |
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07-10-22 | Tigers v. White Sox UNDER 9 | 2-4 | Win | 100 | 15 h 7 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Detroit Tigers returned to their weak-hitting ways getting shut out by Johnny Cueto Saturday. Now the White Sox come in with Michael Kopech, who has tremendous talent with a huge upside. The righthander has not been in good form lately, but he should be able to tame a Detroit lineup that ranks 26th in batting, 29th in runs and OPS and last in homers. Kopech has a 3.20 home ERA and a 2.61 ERA when pitching during the day.  The Tigers have gone Under 67 percent of the time the past 45 games they've faced a righty starter. The Under also is 39-18-4 (83 percent) in Detroit's last 61 road games.  Detroit starter righthander Drew Hutchinson silenced some critics with his last start giving up just one earned run on five hits in five innings against the Guardians this past Tuesday. The White Sox hit 38 points lower against righties than lefties with a .248 batting average against righthanders compared to .286 versus southpaws.   The Tigers could have the most underrated bullpen in the majors ranking third in relief pitching ERA at 3.07. The White Sox offense has been disappointing this season ranking 20th in runs and 27th in homers. The White Sox entered the weekend with the highest swing rate in the American League at pitches outside the strike zone at nearly 36 percent. Junior Valentin is slated to be the home plate umpire. The Under is 19-14 (57.5 percent) the past two seasons when Valentin has been behind the plate. Weather shouldn't factor with just a slight 5-to-6 mph wind that will be blowing in.   Take the Under.Â
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07-09-22 | Pirates v. Brewers UNDER 7.5 | 4-3 | Win | 100 | 14 h 54 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Milwaukee Brewers will start Brandon Woodruff in this one. Woodruff has been excellent of late. He started the season slowly, but he is in great form coming into this one. Woodruff has a 1.73 ERA and a 2.33 FIP in his last five starts. Woodruff has held this Pirates lineup to a weighted on base average of just .281 in his career as well. Pittsburgh has scored just 13 runs in their last six games. The Pirates don't have nearly enough depth in their lineup. Zach Thompson is a middle of the road starter for the Pirates. The Brewers offense isn't all that good though. They are averaging just 3.17 runs per game in their last six contests. Roberto Ortiz is the home plate umpire here. The under is 21-9 in his last 30 games behind home plate. Ortiz has had some very high strikeout/walk rates in the last couple years and that should help both pitchers here. Take the under. |
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07-08-22 | Phillies v. Cardinals UNDER 7.5 | 2-0 | Win | 100 | 20 h 16 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Philadelphia Phillies offense clearly doesn't have the upside they did before Bryce Harper went down with an injury. The Phillies have been getting some remarkable performances from Kyle Schwarber, and you have to wonder how long he can keep this up. The St. Louis Cardinals have scored 3 runs or less in seven of their last eight games. They have scored 3 runs or less in each of their last five games. Both of these teams are significantly better against left handed pitching than right handers. The Phillies are 5th in wOBA against lefties and 11th in wOBA against righties (would be much lower without Harper). The Cardinals are 7th in wOBA against lefties and 14th against righties. Zack Wheeler is a top 6 or 8 right handed pitcher in baseball. Wheeler has a 2.66 ERA and a 2.48 FIP. He is putting together a third straight fantastic season. Adam Wainwright isn't the dominant starter he once was, but he is at least an average right handed starter, and his splits at home suggest he is still an above average starting pitcher. Take the under here. |
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07-06-22 | Nationals v. Phillies UNDER 8 | 3-2 | Win | 100 | 18 h 14 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Washington Nationals have been without Juan Soto in their last two games. He is questionable for this contest. Washington isn't very good offensively to begin with. Without Soto, this Washington offense becomes a bottom six or eight offense in baseball. Philadelphia is without Bryce Harper, and that definitely hurts their offense a lot. They are coming off an excellent offensive showing last game, but I still expect this team to have some struggles at the plate without him. Josiah Gray is a very highly touted pitching prospect who has been pretty impressive in his recent outings. Gray has a 2.75 ERA and a 3.25 FIP in his last five starts. Aaron Nola has pitched well in general this year, and he has been at his best of late. Nola has just 4 walks and 38 strikeouts in his last 37 innings pitched. In his last five starts, he has a 1.70 ERA and a 2.08 FIP. Bill Miller is behind home plate here, and Miller has the highest strikeout/walk ratio of any umpire in baseball. He will give the pitchers the corners in this one. Take the under. |
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07-02-22 | Diamondbacks v. Rockies OVER 12 | 7-11 | Win | 100 | 19 h 27 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* Dallas Keuchel is a really bad left handed starter at this time in his career. Keuchel doesn't have strikeout pitches, and he is no longer elite at inducing soft contact. Colorado ranks first in the majors in weighted on base average against left handed pitching. The Rockies now have Kris Bryant back in the middle of the lineup as well. Bryant and CJ Cron form a tremendous duo that really crushes lefties. Austin Gomber has been in bad form this year. Arizona has scored at least 7 runs in three of their last four games. The DBacks have a budding star in Alek Thomas and he has really caught fire of late. Both bullpens have had to work a lot of late, and neither bullpen has much in the way of depth. I expect plenty of scoring chances for both teams here. Take the over. |
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07-01-22 | Diamondbacks v. Rockies OVER 11.5 | 9-3 | Win | 100 | 19 h 32 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Colorado Rockies rank second in the majors in weighted on base average over the last two weeks. Colorado has really been seeing the ball well of late. The Rockies have gotten a bit healthier of late, and that certainly helps. Arizona has the worst batting average on balls in play in the last month of any team in the majors. The Diamondbacks offense isn't great, but they have been unfortunate of late. If you haven't been getting hits to drop in, Coors Field is a great place to travel to in order to get right. Merrill Kelly has made three starts at Coors Field, and he has an 8.15 ERA here. Kelly has pitched well this year overall, but I think this will be a real challenge for him. Antonio Senzatela has allowed a whopping .349 batting average and a .407 wOBA in 126 at bats against those players currently on the Diamondbacks roster. Warm weather and a slight breeze out to center field are helpful here as well. Take the over. |
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06-28-22 | Braves v. Phillies UNDER 8 | 5-3 | Push | 0 | 18 h 60 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies rank 2nd and 6th in the majors in wOBA against left handed pitching. Against right handed pitching, both are much more mediocre though. The Braves are 11th and the Phillies are 17th. Now, the Phillies are without superstar Bryce Harper. Harper is one of the best overall hitters in the game and this is a huge loss. Charlie Morton has thrown his best baseball in the last couple outings. Zack Wheeler has tremendous splits at home the last two years. Wheeler has a 1.49 ERA and a spectacular .229 wOBA allowed at home this season. He had a 2.38 ERA and a .246 wOBA last year at home. Both teams are down key hitters in the lineup. The weather calls for moderate temperatures for summer in Philadelphia, and the slight wind is from center field. Take the under. |
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06-25-22 | Phillies v. Padres UNDER 7.5 | 4-2 | Win | 100 | 21 h 49 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Doug Eddings has the highest called strike percentage in baseball in the last five years. You won't find a better umpire for an under than Eddings. He got himself in a lot of battles with the Blue Jays and White Sox in his last game behind home plate. To say that he had a massive strike zone in that one is a big understatement. That was a brutal beat on the under in that game, but it certainly wasn't because of Eddings. Blake Snell had much better numbers pitching at home last year, and I expect his home numbers to improve a lot the rest of the year. Snell struggles with walks at times, but Eddings should help him at least some here. Zach Eflin goes against a Padres lineup that is shorthanded because of injury right now. Eflin has been solid this year. The Phillies bullpen ranks about middle of the pack this year. The Padres have a top 6 or 8 bullpen in baseball. Take the under. |
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06-22-22 | Mariners v. A's UNDER 7.5 | 9-0 | Loss | -120 | 20 h 37 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Oakland A's offense is terrible. Oakland has scored two runs or fewer in six of their last ten games. Oakland is last in the majors in wOBA against right handed pitching. George Kirby is a highly rated right handed pitcher who has shown the ability to throw multiple pitches well and limit hard contact. Paul Blackburn is having a breakout season for the Athletics. Blackburn is doing a tremendous job inducing soft contact and keeping the ball in the ballpark. Seattle's offense is very inconsistent. The A's offense has been bad in general this year, but they are much worse at home. In fact, no other team in the majors has a wOBA lower than .284 at home this year, but the A's have a miserable .255 wOBA. Take the under here. |
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06-21-22 | Blue Jays v. White Sox UNDER 9 | 6-7 | Loss | -120 | 16 h 21 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Doug Eddings is the home plate umpire in this game. Eddings has the highest called strike percentage of any home plate umpire in the majors in the last five years. He consistently rings up batters and is a very good under umpire. Dylan Cease has one problem and that is his control. Cease is averaging 12 strikeouts per nine innings and he has multiple very good pitches. Eddings should help his control problems at least some here. Kevin Gausman has a .458 batting average on balls in play (BABIP) allowed in his last three starts. Gausman has a fantastic 16.0% swinging strike rate on the year and a 1.75 FIP. He is still a very good pitcher. The White Sox are 1st in the majors in wOBA against lefties and 28th against righties. The Blue Jays have a .352 wOBA as a team against lefties, but their wOBA is .323 against righties. Take the under. |
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06-17-22 | Rays v. Orioles OVER 8.5 | 0-1 | Loss | -115 | 16 h 5 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Baltimore Orioles start Dean Kremer in this one. Kremer has been hit around hard in his time in the big leagues. He had 7.55 ERA and a 6.99 FIP last season. Kremer walks a lot of guys and gives up a lot of hard contact. Until he proves capable of consistently staying out of big innings, I don't trust him against major league lineups. Shane Baz is an above average prospect for the Rays, but he doesn't usually pitch very deep into games. The Rays middle relief is weaker this year than it has been in recent seasons. Baltimore's offense has been much better of late, and their bullpen has been absolutely dreadful in recent weeks. The Orioles have played nine straight games that have gotten to at least 9 runs total. Seven of the nine have reached at least 11 runs. A hot night in Baltimore (nearly 90 degrees) should mean the ball is flying well. Take the over. |
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06-12-22 | Orioles v. Royals OVER 9.5 | 10-7 | Win | 100 | 13 h 14 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Baltimore Orioles send Dean Kremer to the mound on Sunday. Kremer has been terrible in the big leagues. Kremer has a career 7.84 ERA and a ridiculously high 1.807 WHIP. Brad Keller goes to the mound for the Royals. Keller has been much worse in the first half of the season in his career. Keller has a 6.31 ERA and a 4.96 FIP in his last six starts. He is striking out only 4.54 batters per nine innings during that time. The Royals bullpen has the single worst SIERA in the majors in the past month. The Orioles rank below average in the bullpen in the last month. Both offenses have shown some life of late. The temperature for this game is expected to be 91 degrees, so the ball should be flying well in Kansas City. Take the over. |
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06-12-22 | Blue Jays v. Tigers UNDER 8.5 | 6-0 | Win | 100 | 13 h 34 m | Show | |
*4 Star Play Under* The Detroit Tigers rank dead last in the majors in wRC+ against right handed pitching. Detroit is a terrible offense against right handed pitching, and Ross Stripling is a decent starting pitcher. Stripling has bounced around in the majors, but he has shown the ability to throw strikes consistently and limit big innings. Tarik Skubal is an excellent young pitcher. Skubal is averaging just 1.37 walks per nine innings. He is also getting hitters to chase at an increased rate. Skubal has a stellar 2.33 ERA and a 2.10 FIP on the season. In his last seven starts, he hasn't allowed more than three runs in any game. He has allowed zero runs in four of those seven starts. The Blue Jays lineup is very good and they are capable of scoring here, but Skubal doesn't give up many home runs and he has superb control. They will have to earn it. The Tigers bullpen has quietly been excellent this year. They have the second best bullpen ERA in baseball. Toronto's bullpen is middle of the road, but they are against a really weak lineup. Take the under here. |
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06-05-22 | Mets v. Dodgers OVER 8.5 | 5-4 | Win | 100 | 15 h 36 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The LA Dodgers rank first in the majors in weighted on base average against right handed pitching. This is a tremendous lineup with depth and power that is tough to match. The Dodgers offense hasn't been great of late, but I expect them to break out of this mini slump very soon. The New York Mets lineup is above average as well. Lindor hitting the ball really well has taken pressure off the stars around him this year. Trevor Williams has had a good season thus far, but his career stats suggest he is likely to regress at any moment now. Williams has a 5.46 ERA, his worst of any month of the season, in the month of June in his career. Julio Urias has worse advanced metrics this year than he has had the last couple seasons. He's still a good pitcher, but his whiff rate being way down is a bit concerning for him. The weather here is warm with a temperature of about 82 degrees and the winds are blowing out at about 10 mph. Take the over. |
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06-04-22 | Giants v. Marlins UNDER 7 | 4-5 | Loss | -115 | 15 h 45 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Logan Webb and Pablo Lopez are two really underrated starting pitchers. Webb is a strike thrower who isn't going to give up many big innings thanks to his control and suppressing hard contact when it comes to batted balls. Pablo Lopez has been tremendous at home in his career. Lopez has a 2.89 career ERA at home and a .277 wOBA allowed. He has been much better in the first half of the season than the second half (3.26 ERA compared to 4.78 in the second half). Lopez has started 10 games this year, and he has allowed 1 run or less in 7 of those 10 starts. Bill Miller is the umpire behind home plate here, and he is one of the two best under umpires in baseball. Miller consistently has a very high strikeout/walk ratio and has a very high strikes called percentage. He should help both pitchers quite a bit here. Take the under. |
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06-03-22 | Padres v. Brewers UNDER 6.5 | 7-0 | Loss | -100 | 17 h 5 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Milwaukee Brewers aren't a very good offense to start with and they are without Omar Narvaez and Wily Adames right now. Milwaukee has scored 3 runs or fewer in 7 of their last 13 games. Joe Musgrove is throwing the ball really well right now. He has a chase rate that ranks in the 94th percentile in the majors which is way up from last year. His consistency this year has been tremendous. The San Diego Padres offense has been struggling of late. The Padres have scored 3 runs or fewer in 7 of their last 9 games. San Diego typically walks a lot and relies on walks to get innings started. They rank 4th in the majors in walk percentage. Corbin Burnes is an elite pitcher and he doesn't walk people. Burnes has walked just 11 batters all season thus far. Burnes comes into this game in great form. Both bullpens are well rested with their top relievers ready to go in this one. Take the under here. |
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05-30-22 | Royals v. Guardians OVER 9 | 3-7 | Win | 100 | 17 h 39 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Cleveland Guardians rank last in the majors in weighted on base average against left handed pitching (30th). Cleveland has actually been very good against right handed pitching though. The Guardians rank 7th in wOBA against right handed pitching. Jonathan Heasley isn't a good starting pitcher at this point in his career. The Royals youngster has walked 13 batters in his first three starts this year. He has struck out only 7 batters. His ERA at Triple A in six starts this year was only a mediocre 4.44. Zach Plesac has really struggled this year for Cleveland. Plesac has a 5.40 ERA and a 5.06 FIP on the season. Kansas City has scored 5 runs or more in five of their last seven games. Whit Merrifield is finally getting going, and Bobby Witt. Jr has been fantastic in his rookie season. The weather here is important too. The game time temperature is expected to be in the upper 80's with winds blowing out at about 10 mph. Take the over. |
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05-29-22 | Celtics v. Heat UNDER 200 | 100-96 | Win | 100 | 45 h 60 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Game 7 in Miami- it all comes down to this. The winner of this game goes to the NBA Finals. The loser of this game heads home thinking about what could have been. The Boston Celtics are the best defensive team in the NBA. Boston wasn't good enough defensively against Jimmy Butler in Game 6, but I expect them to make things a lot tougher on him in Game 7. Overall, Miami has really had to work very hard to get open shots in this series, and their backcourt of Lowry and Strus hasn't been good enough on offense. The Celtics offense is inconsistent. The Miami Heat are capable of playing excellent defense with guys like PJ Tucker locking down on the perimeter. Butler is a good defensive player as well. The pace of the game should slow quite a bit with everything on the line. We've seen strong trends toward unders in game 7's in recent decades in the NBA. Look for the two defenses to come with max effort. The Celtics were just involved in a very low scoring game 7 against Milwaukee. I'll back the under again here. Take the under. |
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05-29-22 | Brewers v. Cardinals UNDER 7 | 8-0 | Loss | -105 | 13 h 8 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* In 84 plate appearances against Corbin Burnes, this Cardinals lineup hasn't been very good. They have a 33.3% K rate and an expected batting average of just .207. Miles Mikolas has shut down the Brewers lineup. The Brewers have a .261 weighted on base average against Mikolas, and an expected batting average of just .247. Both Mikolas and Burnes are elite at not walking batters. Batters are likely to need to be swinging away in this one. Dan Bellino is a solid under umpire too and he is behind home plate for this contest. The Cardinals are elite against left handed pitching, but only mediocre against right handed pitching, and Burnes is one of the best. The Brewers lineup is a middle of the road lineup. Take the under. |
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05-29-22 | Guardians v. Tigers UNDER 7.5 | 1-2 | Win | 100 | 12 h 39 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Detroit Tigers are awful against right handed pitching. Detroit is last in the majors in wRC+ against right handed pitching, and they are second to last in the majors in wOBA against right handed pitching. Detroit has scored more than 5 runs only once dating back to April 23. Detroit has scored no more than 4 runs in their last ten games. This is a bad offense that is prone to swinging and missing a lot. Triston McKenzie has multiple plus pitches and he is a tough matchup for them. Elvin Rodriguez is a pretty good prospect for the Tigers. Rodriguez has a good curveball and pitching at Comerica should help him out. The wind is expected to be blowing in 12 mph for this one. Bill Miller is behind home plate here and he ranks second in the majors in strikes called percentage in the last five years. He's a very good under umpire with a high strikeout/walk ratio. Take the under. |
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05-28-22 | Royals v. Twins UNDER 9 | 7-3 | Loss | -115 | 12 h 50 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Brady Singer was a first round pick and I think Singer's upside is extremely high. Singer has thrown 16 innings in a row without giving up a run. Singer has walked just 3 batters in that period. Singer has a career high 11% swinging strike rate so far this year, and he has one of the best curveballs in baseball. Chris Archer is an inconsistent pitcher, but Archer has been better of late and the Twins are not allowing him to go through the order a 3rd or 4th time very much since that has been his weakness in his career. Kansas City is without Salvador Perez who has been their most consistent hitter in recent years. The Royals lineup is below average. Minnesota's lineup was great last night, but had scored just 2 runs in three straight games before that. Adam Beck has a 3.42 strikeout/walk ratio so far this year which is extremely high. He's been a pitcher's umpire which boosts the under too. Take the under. |
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05-26-22 | Brewers v. Cardinals OVER 7.5 | 4-3 | Loss | -100 | 18 h 51 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The St. Louis Cardinals rank first in the majors in weighted on base average against lefties, and it isn't close. The Cardinals have a .377 wOBA and the second best team in the majors has a .360 wOBA against lefties. With Goldschmitt and Arenado in the middle of the lineup, this team will continue to be good against left handed pitching. Eric Lauer is having a good season, and I think he is a pretty good pitcher. I don't think he is as good as his 2.16 ERA this year suggests though. Lauer has faced a weak group of lineups for the year and his FIP is more than a run higher than his ERA. He now has to face the best lineup against left handed pitching. Adam Wainwright has a 2.87 ERA and a 3.85 FIP and 4.11 xFIP. He is due for regression as well. Wainwright is a decent pitcher, but he is no longer an outstanding starter. Josh Hader is away from the team and is doubtful for this one. That really hurts the Brewers bullpen. Take the over. |
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05-25-22 | A's v. Mariners UNDER 7.5 | 4-2 | Win | 100 | 14 h 32 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Oakland Athletics have had 12 games in which they scored one run or fewer in the last month. Oakland has a very high strikeout rate and Robbie Ray is a tough matchup when you are a team who swings and misses a lot. The Seattle Mariners offense doesn't have the same upside without Mitch Haniger. Paul Blackburn has been dealing of late, and he goes up against a mediocre Seattle offense here. Ray has been much better pitching at home. It isn't too surprising since Seattle is clearly a pitcher's park. Paul Blackburn has a fantastic 1.91 ERA and a 2.30 FIP on the season. He's having a breakout season. He's allowed more than 2 runs only once this year. Mike Muchlinski is the home plate umpire here, and he is a strike caller. He should help both pitchers in this one. Take the under. |
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05-24-22 | Mets v. Giants UNDER 7 | 12-13 | Loss | -105 | 20 h 13 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* Chris Bassitt and Logan Webb are two of the more underrated starting pitchers in baseball. Bassitt has allowed one run or fewer in 5 of his 8 starts this season. He has good control and doesn't give up much hard contact. Webb has a 3.54 ERA and a 3.10 FIP on the season. Webb also has great career splits when pitching at home. He has a 3.13 ERA and a .290 wOBA allowed at home. Roberto Ortiz is the home plate umpire for this game. Ortiz has become a really solid under umpire. The under is 26-9 in his last 35 games behind home plate. His strikeout/walk ratio suggests he is calling borderline pitches strikes on the regular especially on strike three. The Giants lineup has scored just 5 runs in their last three games overall. They are shorthanded right now. The Mets have been inconsistent on offense this year. Take the under here. |
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05-22-22 | Warriors v. Mavs UNDER 219 | 109-100 | Win | 100 | 20 h 59 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The Dallas Mavericks and Golden State Warriors both shot the ball extremely well in Game Two. Golden State averaged 1.286 points per possession in that game. Dallas averaged 1.182 points per possession. Last game being so high scoring has led to this total being moved up by a few points. In fact, the Warriors and Mavericks have faced off six times this year. This is the second highest posted total of the season in their matchups. Remember, this is a playoff game that is an absolute must win for the Dallas Mavericks. For a posted total to be the second highest of six matchups between these two- that stands out to me. In the playoffs- Dallas has played much slower and played much better defense in their home games. The Mavericks are 5-1 to the under at home in the playoffs. At home in the playoffs their games are averaging just 91.42 possessions and they are allowing only 1.024 points per possession. On the road their games have averaged 94.33 possessions and they are allowing 1.184 points per possession. Look for Dallas to slow things down some here. The Mavericks should be giving max effort on defense. Both of these teams do shoot the ball well and there is potential for them to light it up for 3, but with this being a must win for Dallas and the oddsmakers setting the line several points higher I like the value here. Take the under. |
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05-20-22 | Mariners v. Red Sox OVER 8.5 | 3-7 | Win | 100 | 17 h 24 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* The Boston Red Sox offense has finally woke up. Trevor Story is on fire now, and that is fueling this offense to bigger things. Boston has scored 39 runs in their last six games. Robbie Ray has been away for personal reasons, but is expected back for this start. Ray hasn't been very good this year. His velocity is down quite a bit, and his swinging strike rate is down from a year ago. Michael Wacha starts for the Red Sox. He's coming off the injured list for this one. Wacha hasn't been good in recent seasons, and I don't put too much faith into him being a lot better just because of 5 good starts this year. He has a 1.38 ERA with a 3.90 FIP and a 4.23 xFIP so he is definitely due for regression. I think the Seattle offense has some guys who will hit better in the long run. Jesse Winker is a good hitter who hasn't been very good this year. Rodriguez is a really talented youngster who I expect to pick up his level as well. The wind is blowing out about 10 mph at Fenway which is a nice boost. Take the over. |
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05-19-22 | White Sox v. Royals OVER 9.5 | 7-4 | Win | 100 | 14 h 52 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Over* Apparently Carlos Hernandez needs some time to get warmed up. In his career, he has a 7.26 ERA with a terrible .388 weighted on base average allowed in the first half of the season. In the second half, he has a solid 3.55 ERA and a .299 wOBA. Hernandez is off to a terrible start this year. He has more walks than strikeouts on the season, and his ERA is above 9. Vince Velasquez has never been a very good pitcher, but his biggest problem has always been his inability to keep the ball in the ballpark. Velasquez is allowing 1.95 home runs per nine innings this year. The advanced metrics show that Velasquez has given up the highest percentage of hard hit batted balls this year that he has at any point in his career. The weather here calls for mid 80's with wind blowing out at about 15 mph. The ball will be flying well. With both of these pitchers given up hard contact and having a lot of traffic on the bases consistently, there could be some big innings in this one. Alfonso Marquez is the home plate umpire and in the long run he has been one of the best over umpires in the majors. Take the over. |
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05-18-22 | Cardinals v. Mets UNDER 7 | 4-11 | Loss | -110 | 16 h 24 m | Show | |
*3 Star Play Under* The New York Mets start Max Scherzer here. Scherzer has been really good against everyone in his career, but he has absolutely dominated this St. Louis Cardinals lineup. In 194 plate appearances, the Cardinals lineup has a .156 batting average and a .191 wOBA against Scherzer. They have 9 walks and 66 strikeouts against Scherzer. He is still one of the best pitchers in baseball and I would expect a strong performance from him here. Jordan Hicks has the stuff to be a high quality pitcher, and the Mets are without Starling Marte and Brandon Nimmo is questionable for this one. The Cardinals have a deep bullpen and the Mets are a streaky offense. I think the pitching will have the upper hand in this one. Take the under. |
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