Playoffs

yeah I see it now, dont know how statfox missed it...still overall 4 games vs NY 23.1inn 2,35 era and 0.64 whip
 
GOTTA ROLL WITH BOSOX
  • 921 Boston Red Sox +137
  • 921 Boston Red Sox/New York Yankees Over 9 -103
8-2 THIS YEAR AFTER SCORING DD
PORCELLO 0.64 WHIP VS STRIPES IN 4 STARTS THIS YEAR
CC IS OLD AND SOX 5-2 LAST 7 VS LEFTIES

LEGGO
 
TUESDAY 1-1 (1-0 series)
2018 Playoffs 17-8 (2-5 props, 2-0 series)

Had a good playoffs so far, but still plenty time to fuck it up. Definitely like LAD and HOU in series but thinking I will fade Kershaw in game 1. He has only ever pitched 1 game in the bigs under 45 degrees and it will likely be around 40 tomorrow. Kersh only 2-2 in his last 4 road playoffs games and brewcrew near league best at home 2nd half of the season at 29-13. Probably would have felt better with chacin but it looks like it will be Gio
 
I do wish Chacin was starting but have roll with red hot BREWCREW

  • 902 Milwaukee Brewers -1½ +250
  • 902 Milwaukee Brewers +135
  • 901 Los Angeles Dodgers/Milwaukee Brewers Under 7½ -115
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Disappointing 1-2 FRIDAY after leading 6-1 after 7 inn and losing RML in 9th :hitcomputer:
2018 Playoffs 18-10 (2-5 props, 2-0 series)

Today I'm likely going back to the well with miley and probably with lean sale..picks later

randoms...

saturday records 2018
HOU 20-9
BOS 19-10
LAD 15-14
MIL 14-14

home record since Jul 1
MIL 30-13
BOS 30-13

road record since Jul 1
HOU 28-11
LAD 27-20

record vs lefty 2018
HOU 37-23
LAD 40-27
MIL 26-19

today's starters 2018 MONEY since the break

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Todays hot starters; avg < 2 runs per start L10

ALL 4 pitchers today have allowed less than 2 runs per start over last 10
 
tough call today, but gonna roll with hot teat at home
  • 8004 LOS/MIL no score 1st inn -125
  • 906 Milwaukee Brewers +117
  • 906 Milwaukee Brewers 1st 5 Innings +115
 
SATURDAY 1-2 (1-0 props)
2018 Playoffs 19-12 (3-5 props, 2-0 series)

Brewers had a nice chance yesterday, but the pen let them down as it was a bit thin without Hader...if only they let Miley go another inn or so :riphair2:

randoms...

sunday records 2018
HOU 15-12
BOS 19-8

home record since Jul 1
BOS 30-14

road record since Jul 1
HOU 29-11

record vs lefty 2018
HOU 38-23

today's starters 2018 MONEY
Cole 25-8 +12.2U and 3.50 era over 72 inn since break (.227 avg allowed)
Price 22-9 -12U and 2.25 era over 68.1 inn since break (.200 avg allowed)

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Tough call today, Hou definitely better team but Price is a gamer and has pitched very well in 2nd half. Hou crushes lefties...but generally they crush everyone. Somehow I think sox find a way to get a split at home
 
SUNDAY 1-1
2018 Playoffs 20-13 (3-5 props, 2-0 series)

Suppose the under was doomed from start and was a bad play, no doubt.

Be good game today as I've been backing Chacin all year and MIL has excellent Monday record, but Buehler is hot, doyers at home, etc...

randoms...

monday records 2018
MIL 14-5
LAD 11-8

home record since Jul 1
LAD 25-14

road record since Jul 1
MIL 22-20

record vs lefty 2018
n/a

today's starters 2018 MONEY
Chacin 24-12 +11.7U
Buehler 14-10 -1.7U


Todays hot starters; avg < 2 runs per start L10

Both starters today have allowed less than 2 runs per start over last 10
 
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late to game, but beat the start

  • 954 Los Angeles Dodgers -1 -129
  • 953 Milwaukee Brewers/Los Angeles Dodgers Under 7½ -123
 
MONDAY 1-1
2018 Playoffs 21-14 (3-5 props, 2-0 series)

Going with the better team and over is 62% in AL DAY playoff games last 7+ years https://goo.gl/o61ggU
  • 907 Boston Red Sox/Houston Astros Over 8½ +105
  • 908 Houston Astros -122
randoms...

tuesday records 2018
HOU 17-8
BOS 16-9
MIL 16-9
LAD 11-15

home record since break
HOU 16-14
LAD 19-14

road record since break

MIL 22-12
BOS 18-13

record vs lefty 2018
BOS 23-16
LAD 41-27
MIL 26-20

today's starters 2018 MONEY...only hill profitable over whole year

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  • 910 Los Angeles Dodgers -1 -107
  • 909 Milwaukee Brewers/Los Angeles Dodgers Over 7½ -110
  • 910 Los Angeles Dodgers -145 (1.5 units)
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TUESDAY 3-2-1
2018 Playoffs 24-16 (3-5 props, 2-0 series)

Went 2-2 with push on LA -1, played LA for 2u so I counted it as 2 wins. Very rarely play anything but 1 unit.

Hard to see miley beating kersh again and in LA...


randoms...

wednesday records 2018
BOS 17-6
HOU 17-7
MIL 15-9
LAD 14-11

home record since Jul 1
LAD 26-15
HOU 23-19

road record since Jul 1
BOS 26-14
MIL 23-21

record vs lefty 2018
lad 42-27
mil 26-21

today's starters 2018 MONEY
miley 13-5 +9.6U (2.50 era /.213 BAA on road)
porcello 23-11 +9.4U (3.86 / .253 on road)
morton 18-12 -2U (3.21 / .208 at home)
kershaw 17-11 -4.4U (2.58 / .211 at home)

Todays hot starters; avg < 2 runs per start L10

miley

https://streamable.com/mdgg2
 
WEDNESDAY:
  • 8004 MIL/LOS no score 1st inn -125
  • 912 Los Angeles Dodgers -176
Kersh 24-2 as home fav over 140 in day games alltime (15-1 last 4 years)
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WEDNESDAY 2-0 (2-0 props)
2018 Playoffs 26-16 (5-5 props, 2-0 series)

Boston came through for me and had a nice 4-0 day :D
Today Price on 3 is uncharted this year and he has done best with more rest and at home
Verlander also on worse rest with 4 and he is better on the road this year
BOS mashing lately with 52 runs on 71 hits in 8 playoff games
Slight lean to sox so far, but still searching for better angle/ value

randoms...

thursday records 2018
bos 15-7
hou 8-4

friday records 2018
mil 21-8
lad 16-11

home record since break
hou 16-16
mil 24-12

road record since break
bos 20-13
lad 23-17

record vs lefty 2018
hou 38-24
lad 43-27
mil 26-22

today's starters 2018 MONEY since break
price 10-3 +7.2U (2.25 era /.200 BAA since break)
verlander 11-5 -2.1U (2.95 / .226 since break)

Todays hot starters; avg < 2 runs per start L10

verlander
 
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Boston at Houston


When: 8:09 PM ET, Thursday, October 18, 2018
Where: Minute Maid Park, Houston, Texas


By Gracenote

The Boston Red Sox look to clinch a berth in the World Series for the first time since 2013 when they visit the Houston Astros for Game 5 of the American League Championship Series on Thursday. Andrew Benintendi made a game-saving diving catch of Alex Bregman's liner to left field with the bases loaded for the final out of Wednesday's dramatic 8-6 triumph.

Jackie Bradley Jr. hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the sixth inning of Game 4, giving him two blasts and nine RBIs over his last three games. "I'm just trying to stay within itself," Bradley said in a postgame television interview, "(and) get good pitches to swing at and make contact." The Astros were hurt Wednesday by a controversial fan-interference call that turned Jose Altuve's would-be two-run, first-inning homer to right field into an out as Boston's Mookie Betts reached above the fence to try and catch the ball. "Once the fan reaches past that line of the fence, we're going to penalize hitters every time," Houston manager A.J. Hinch said in his postgame press conference regarding the call by right-field umpire Joe West. "Joe saw the play as interference. He called that on the field. When they went to replay, they confirmed it. There's no mechanism for me to change their minds, change their interpretation, change the fact that I thought the ball was a row or two in the stands."

TV: 8:09 p.m. ET, TBS

PITCHING MATCHUP: Red Sox LH David Price (0-1, 9.95 ERA) vs. Astros RH Justin Verlander (2-0, 3.18)

Price warmed up during the final two innings of Game 4 but wasn't used as he draws the start in Game 5 after ace Chris Sale (stomach) was ruled out as a possibility on Wednesday. "We're good with him," Boston manager Alex Cora said of Price in his postgame press conference. "He's prepared. He understands what's going on, he understands that Chris can't go (Thursday) and he's ready to take the ball." The 33-year-old Price is 0-9 in 11 career postseason starts following a no-decision in Game 2 in which he gave up four runs and five hits over 4 2/3 innings.

Verlander defeated the Red Sox in Game 1, giving up two runs and two hits over six innings. The 35-year-old stated he doesn't see an issue with facing a team a second time in a series, but he still will tinker with his game plan. "Especially (against) these guys, a team that's really good at making adjustments, making adjustments quickly," Verlander said during his press conference. "There are definitely unique challenges. They know my strengths. They know my weaknesses. I know theirs."

WALK-OFFS

1. Sale tentatively is slated to start a potential Game 6 at home on Saturday.

2. Houston CF George Springer belted his first homer of the series in Game 4 and is a stellar 13-for-31 with four blasts in the team's seven postseason contests.

3. Boston RHP Craig Kimbrel recorded the first six-out save of his career on Wednesday but allowed one run, two hits and three walks while notching one strikeout.

PREDICTION: Red Sox 7, Astros 4
 
Both starters have allowed 14 1st inn runs(price in 30 inn and jv in 34)
verlander has worse case catcher but still good numbers
value wise there is no way I lay 180 with stros, even with price 1-10 in playoffs
cannot get a feel on total and 1st inn no-no would lean to score
but keeping it simple...dog the stros out at home
thats some shit when your team weakness is playing at home :popcorn:

  • 955 Boston Red Sox +174
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WEDNESDAY 1-0
2018 Playoffs 27-16 (5-5 props, 2-0 series)
  • 957 Los Angeles Dodgers -107
  • 957 Los Angeles Dodgers/Milwaukee Brewers Under 7½ -103
Not much time tonight, like doyers better than total but both decent spots.

Good luck players!

:cheers3:
 
FRIDAY 0-2
2018 Playoffs 27-18 (5-5 props, 2-0 series)

Crash and burn Friday with LA..hard to believe the effort the brewcrew outputting. Obviously out-manned by this doyer juggernaut, they just wont go away. All fairy tales come to an end and I believe the clock strikes midnight for the Brewers tonight. Likely I will play the under as well but at 7.5 I think it might move in my favor so I will wait.
  • 961 Los Angeles Dodgers -112
randoms...

saturday records 2018
MIL 14-15
LAD 16-14

home record since break
MIL 25-13

road record since Jul 1
LAD 24-18

record vs lefty 2018
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today's starters 2018 MONEY
chacin 11-5 +5.9U (3.79 era /.242 BAA on home)(3.24/1.96 since break)
buehler 7-8 -5.3U (3.45 / .214 at away)(2.03 / .165 since break)

Todays hot starters; avg < 2 runs per start L10

chacin 1.5rpg, buehler 2.0 rpg

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LA Dodgers at Milwaukee
By Gracenote

The Milwaukee Brewers have been dominant at home most of the season and will get a chance to reach their first World Series since 1982 on Saturday at friendly Miller Park when they host the Los Angeles Dodgers for Game 7 of the National League Championship Series. The Brewers finished with an NL-best 51-30 record at home during the regular season and have won four of five at Miller Park in the playoffs after Friday’s 7-2 victory in Game 6.

Milwaukee manager Craig Counsell told reporters the fans “put a crazy amount of energy into the dugout” on Friday, and the Brewers fed off that with four first-inning runs before adding on later to allow top reliever Josh Hader to stay in the bullpen. The Brewers are set up for Game 7 with their top starting pitcher Jhoulys Chacin on the hill and the Dodgers will go with talented rookie Walker Buehler, who could be followed by three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw. Los Angeles will try to make back-to-back World Series appearances for the first time since 1977 and 1978, but it was held to five hits on Friday and could not take advantage after David Freese led off the game with a homer. Chris Taylor recorded one of the five hits by the Dodgers in Game 6 and is 7-for-20 in the series, but Manny Machado will have to recover from an 0-for-4 effort with two strikeouts.

TV: 8:09 p.m. ET, Fox Sports 1

PITCHING MATCHUP: Dodgers RH Walker Buehler (0-1, 6.75 ERA) vs. Brewers RH Jhoulys Chacin (2-0, 0.00)

Buehler gave up four runs on six hits and a walk while striking out eight over seven innings to suffer the loss in Game 3 on Monday. The 24-year-old Vanderbilt product, who pitched to a 1.58 ERA over his last 11 starts of the regular season to finish at 8-5, has allowed nine runs over 12 innings in two playoff starts. Orlando Arcia went deep in Game 3 against Buehler, who posted a 3.45 ERA on the road as opposed to a 1.93 mark at home during the regular season.

Chacin has been outstanding in two postseason starts, permitting six hits and five walks across 10 1/3 scoreless innings while recording a pair of wins. The 30-year-old Venezuelan, who won a career-high 15 games during the regular season, beat Buehler in Game 3 as he registered six strikeouts in 5 1/3 frames. Matt Kemp has belted three homers while Cody Bellinger and Joc Pederson have gone deep twice against Chacin, who recorded a 3.79 ERA at home in the regular season.

WALK-OFFS

1. Los Angeles RHP Kenley Jansen, who also was not used on Friday, has allowed two hits and registered seven strikeouts in 5 1/3 scoreless innings this postseason.

2. Milwaukee 1B Jesus Aguilar knocked in three runs Friday and has hit three doubles in his last two games.

3. The Dodgers were 47-34 on the road during the regular season and have dropped three of five such contests in the playoffs.

PREDICTION: Brewers 4, Dodgers 2
 
good offense(4.8rpg or more) that has been cold(<=3.5rpg over last 7) as an away favorite 63% since 2010

tA(runs) >= 4.8 and tA(runs, N=7) <= 3.5 and AF and season > 2010
SU: 92-54 (1.40, 63.0%) avg line: -139.6 / 127.9 on / against: +$2,016 / -$2,618 ROI: +9.9% / -17.9%
RL: 70-76 (-0.03, 47.9%) avg line: 119.0 / -133.8 on / against: +$689 / -$1,618 ROI: +4.4% / -8.1%
OU: 62-75-9 (0.31, 45.3%) avg total: 8.5 over / under: -$1,964 / +$701 ROI: -12.3% / +4.3%


19-4 this season
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SATURDAY 2-0
2018 Playoffs 29-18 (5-5 props, 2-0 series)

Tough call tonight with the 2 best LHP of alltime(Based on career WHIP). Both lineups have seen very little of opposing starter and hit less vs lefties...although the Doyers have quite a good W-L record. Sox definitely hitting much better lately but LA has the horses to wake up any time. This will be the first time Kershaw has been an underdog since July 24, 2012 https://goo.gl/EjDfxG and he has only been pup 32 times in 338 career starts. Kersh 12-7 as a dog of 110 or more(14-4 RL) I respect Sale tons as well and he may be fresher after only 9 starts since the break while CK has 16. I think the game is a tossup and I can't resist taking Kersh catching over 150 and I have definite lean to the under but will hold off for now.

  • 8004 LOS/BOS no score 1st inn -155
  • 901 Los Angeles Dodgers +157
  • 1801 Los Angeles Dodgers (Series) +147
randoms...

tuesday records 2018(i doubt day of week has any effect at this point)
BOS 17-9
LAD 12-15

records since July 1
home : BOS 31-14
road : LAD 29-21
all
BOS 59-28 #1 in mlb
LAD 56-36 #5

record vs lefty 2018
LAD 43-28
BOS 24-16

starters 2018 MONEY after the break
kershaw 12-4 +5.4U (2.90 era /.243 BAA on home)(2.73/2.27 since break)
sale 7-2 +2.4U (2.11 / .2.02 at away)(1.55 /.165 since break)

I do believe we got the 2 best teams and it should be a great series. :fingerscrossed:

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writeup from donbest, not that I agree


LA Dodgers at Boston

When: 8:09 PM ET, Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Where: Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts

By Gracenote

The Los Angeles Dodgers are back in the World Series for the second straight season and the Boston Red Sox won a franchise-record 108 games this year. The powerful teams begin pursuit of a championship when the Red Sox host the Dodgers on Tuesday in Game 1 of the Fall Classic at Fenway Park.

Boston is searching for its fourth World Series crown in 15 years while the Dodgers are attempting to end a title drought that dates to 1988. Left-handers Chris Sale (Red Sox) and Clayton Kershaw (Los Angeles) square off in the opener of the best-of-7 series in which Boston is viewed as favorites. "I like the underdog role," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said at Monday's press conference. "I do know that everyone in our clubhouse doesn't see it as icing on the cake. It's been our goal since last year to win a World Series. So it's a good club over there but we still like our guys, and it's going to be a good one." The Red Sox rolled through the defending World Series champion Houston Astros in five games in the American League Championship Series while Los Angeles prevailed in seven games over the Milwaukee Brewers on the National League side.

TV: 8:09 p.m. ET, FOX

PITCHING MATCHUP: Dodgers LH Clayton Kershaw (2-1, 2.37 ERA) vs. Red Sox LH Chris Sale (1-0, 3.48)

Kershaw will be pitching at Fenway Park for the first time during a stellar career that includes three NL Cy Young Awards. "I don't really think about that stuff," Kershaw said during a press conference. "I appreciate the history and everything that goes along with Fenway Park. ... Check this one off as far as pitching (Tuesday), but I don't really think about the history part of it too much, honestly." The 30-year-old Kershaw has experienced mixed results in the postseason and stands 9-8 with a 4.09 ERA in 28 career appearances (22 starts).

Sale will be pitching for the first time in 10 days and said he is fully healthy now after his mysterious stomach ailment that led to him being hospitalized and missing a start in the ALCS. "There's no holding back now, I think," Sale said during a press conference while sidestepping questions about the stomach. "My job's been the same since the first day I got here. You hand me the ball when you want me to throw it, and take it out of my hand when you want me to stop." The 29-year-old Sale is 1-2 with a 5.85 ERA in five career postseason appearances (three starts).

WALK-OFFS

1. Two left-handers will again match up in Wednesday's Game 2 as Roberts tabbed Hyun-Jin Ryu to start and Red Sox manager Alex Cora chose David Price.

2. RF Mookie Betts continues to work out at second base as Boston looks to get DH J.D. Martinez into the lineup in an outfield spot when the series moves to Dodger Stadium for Games 3-5.

3. Matt Kemp will serve as Los Angeles DH with the opener being in an AL ballpark.

PREDICTION: Red Sox 6, Dodgers 5 :pointandlaugh:
 
on the same page for the most part with this series...value on the Dodgers especially the first two games...think most folks over thinking the total...everyone saying 7.5 is too low I think its a gift, total should be 7 in my opinion...Dodgers match up much better with the Sox than they did the Brew Crew...if this thing goes over in game one its because the Dodgers light up the scoreboard
 
Boston'r run production changes significantly with it's lineup changes, they score more with this lineup, i agree with coach that the line should be 7 but I just can't go under and I play more unders than overs
 
TUESDAY 0-1 (0-1 props)
2018 Playoffs 29-19 (5-6 props, 2-0 series)

Going back to the well again...leggo DOYERS!

  • 903 Los Angeles Dodgers* +125
  • 903 Los Angeles Dodgers/Boston Red Sox* Under 8½ +105
 
with ya on the Dodgers...can't see Sox shutting down Dodgers tonight, can't see Dodgers shutting down Sox either...Danley has been a solid over guy behind the dish this year but he should also play favor to the Dodgers...Sox pitching after Sale is average on a good day, Dodgers win 3 of the next 4 games
 
BenchCoach said:
with ya on the Dodgers...can't see Sox shutting down Dodgers tonight, can't see Dodgers shutting down Sox either...Danley has been a solid over guy behind the dish this year but he should also play favor to the Dodgers...Sox pitching after Sale is average on a good day, Dodgers win 3 of the next 4 games
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I hope you are right about LA...I added a little more on series +240 ;)

:cheers3:
 
TUESDAY 1-1
2018 Playoffs 37-26 +11.8u
(30-20 straights, 5-6 props, 2-0 series)

Made a tibdit based on juice and solid post season so far. Up almost 12u so that puts a dent in the 30u I was down during regular season. I like LA's chance tonight but fuks are making you pay will chalk over 150. Probably gonna lay the run in some fashion and the under, but will be back later with my action. Fridays are typically a scary night for me in bases, but that wont stop me playing.

randoms...

friday records 2018
BOS 14-13
LAD 16-12

records since July 1
home : LAD 27-15
road : BOS 28-14
all:
BOS 61-28 #1 in mlb
LAD 56-38 #6

record vs lefty 2018
LAD 43-30
BOS 26-16

starters 2018 MONEY after the break
porcello 11-4 +6.6U (3.86 era /.253 BAA away)(4.54/.221 since break)
buehler 8.8 +4.3U (1.93/.174 at home)(2.03/.165 since break)

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Boston at LA Dodgers

By Gracenote

The Boston Red Sox took the first two games of the World Series at home in impressive fashion and are hoping to ride the wave of momentum all the way across the country. The Red Sox will try to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven set when they visit the Los Angeles Dodgers for Game 3 on Friday.

"We played two good games," Boston manager Alex Cora told reporters. "(Wednesday's 4-2 victory was) a tough one. They pitched well. We put some good at-bats. We pitched extremely well. David (Price) was amazing. And then the bullpen did what they've been doing during October and now we're up 2-0." Cora is using starting pitchers in the late innings to help bridge the gap to closer Craig Kimbrel and got a scoreless inning out of right-hander Nathan Eovaldi in each of the first two games, leaving right-hander Rick Porcello available to start Game 3 opposite Dodgers phenom Walker Buehler. Los Angeles' hitters struck out a total of 20 times in the first two games and the bullpen failed to come through when it mattered. "We've got to find a way to win a baseball game," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts told reporters. "I think coming in here I thought we played these guys pretty straight up. Obviously, we come out of here going home down 2-0. But they made pitches when they needed to. And when we stressed them, they made the pitch. And then when it flipped, they got the hit, and we didn't."


TV: 8:09 p.m. ET, FOX

PITCHING MATCHUP: Red Sox RH Rick Porcello (1-0, 4.22 ERA) vs. Dodgers RH Walker Buehler (0-1, 5.40)

Porcello was roughed up a bit in his American League Championship Series start at Houston on Oct. 17, surrendering four runs on seven hits - two homers - in four innings. The New Jersey native allowed one run in a total of 6 2/3 innings over his first three postseason appearances (one start). Porcello is 22-8 with a 4.11 ERA in 41 career interleague games and could end up being of help with the bat after going 3-for-7 with a pair of doubles and three RBIs during the regular season.

Buehler was knocked around a bit in his first two postseason starts but stepped up in Game 7 of the NLCS and struck out seven while allowing one run over 4 2/3 innings against the Milwaukee Brewers. The 24-year-old Vanderbilt product held hitters to a .193 batting average during the regular season while striking out 151 in 137 1/3 innings. Buehler, who is facing Boston for the first time, posted a 1.93 ERA in 13 games (12 starts) at Dodger Stadium during the regular season.

WALK-OFFS

1. The Red Sox are 17-for-41 with 31 RBIs with runners in scoring position and two outs during the postseason.

2. Dodgers 1B/3B David Freese is 5-for-8 in his last three games.

3. The last team to come back from a 2-0 deficit to win the World Series was the 1996 New York Yankees.

PREDICTION: Dodgers 5, Red Sox 2
 
I will officially bale on Doyers if they lose tonight

  • 906 Los Angeles Dodgers -1 -124
  • 8004 BOS/LOS no score 1st inn -140
  • 905 Boston Red Sox/Los Angeles Dodgers Under 7½ +105
No Benintendi in lineup tonight? Seems strange to me :ninja:


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