Saturday the red sox lineup is a freakin joke Discussion

GWarner27

Meatballin' in Celtics Stadium
and i had them last night and tonight as well...

leans from the BOL open:
WAS u7.5
PHI +133
PIT +143
CIN -105/u7.5: Carlson
MIA +100
TB +110
TEX +128
OAK u7

on the radar:
ARI +105
LAD u7
TB o8
BOS -105
HOU +155
TEX o9
BAL -117
 
Tampa is 4-12 SU (O/U 9-6-1) this season off a shutout win

- playing the team they shutout: 1-10 SU, 2.54 rpg for/5.54 rpg ag., O/U 5-6

- off a 4+ run shutout win: 0-7 SU, 2.00 rpg for/5.14 rpg ag., O/U 3-4


Tampa plays Sat. off consecutive shutout wins: since 2012 they're 0-4 SU playing off such a feat.

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Since June 23rd, the Blow Jays are 6-1 SU vs. Boston & 17-27 SU against all other teams. However, dissecting that latter mark demonstrates they're best performed in home game 2's...

............... Home ....... Away
Game 1's: 3-4 SU ..... 2-6 SU
Game 2's: 5-1 SU ..... 4-4 SU
Game 3's: 2-3 SU ..... 1-6 SU
Game 4's: 0-1 SU ..... 0-2 SU


Toronto is 2-2 SU this season as a home fav off a shutout loss.

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The ump for this game loves his favs: 20-6 SU (home favs of -101 to -140: 9-2 SU) on the season.
 
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Angels have matched a season high 13 games without conceding a 6+ run total.
Their next longest streaks this season have been 10 then 6 (twice) games. Before this current streak they conceded an average of one 5+ run total every 3.93 games played.

Angels have matched a season high 11 road games without conceding a 6+ run total.
Their next longest streaks this season have been 6 then 5 games. Before this current streak they conceded an average of one 5+ run total every 3.71 road games played.

Angels have gone a season high 17 games without one totaling 12+ runs.
Their previous longest streaks this season were 10 then 8 games. Before this streak they combined with their opponent to average one 12+ run game every 3.79 played.

Angels have gone a season high 10 road games without one totaling 12+ runs.
Their previous longest streaks this season were 6 then 5 (twice) games. Before this streak they combined with their opponent to average one 12+ run road game every 2.94 played (their 12+ run home game rate approaching being twice as high at 5.18).
 
Yankees have gone a season high 15 games without scoring a 6-9 run total
Their previous longest such streaks this season were 12 then 8 games. Before this current streak
they managed to score one 6-9 run total game every 4.40 games played.

The Yankees -- currently 4 games above .500 -- are:
- 38-21 SU (.644) in games played w/their record at 2 games above .500 or worse.
- 27-40 SU (.403) in games played w/their record at 3 games above .500 or better.


Since June 5th, the Yankees in home games are:
- 4-1-1 to Over vs. Toronto
- 22-4-1 to Under vs. all other opponents
 
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Mariners have gone 19 games w/out conceding a 5+ run total:
League wide the next best streak this season is 13 games then 12 (twice) games.

Mariners have gone 29 games w/out conceding a 6+ run total:
League wide the next best streak this season is 19 (3 times) games then 18 (twice) games.

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Red Sox are 1-11 SU their L12 home games scoring 5 runs or less, after going 19-21 SU in their previous 40 home games scoring 5 runs or less.
 
Cubs have gone a season high 17 home games without scoring a 5+ run total
Their previous longest such streaks this season were 7 then 2 (6 times) games.
Before this streak they averaged one 5+ run total every 2.09 home games played.

Cubs have gone a season high 15 games without scoring a 5+ run total
Their previous longest such streaks this season were 6 then 5 (6 times) games.
Before this streak they averaged one 5+ run total every 2.57 games played.


Cubs went 9-4 SU in their first 13 home game 2's; since then have gone 2-5 SU.

Cubs are 6-2 SU in home game 2's vs. divisional teams & 5-7 SU vs. all other teams.


Cubs last 24 games not played @Coors field have paid out on the Over a meagre 25% of the time (O/U 6-15-3, avg. 6.25 rpg).

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Baltimore is...
- 13-1 SU their L14 instances
- 17-2 SU their L19 instances
- 21-3 SU their L24 instances
...of playing off a loss.

Baltimore is 10-0 SU (avg. 4.90 runs for/2.10 runs ag., 7-3 to Under) their last 10 instances of playing on the road off a regulation 9 innings road loss.
 
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Red Sox +1.5 fml
 
Phillies have gone 9 home games without one being decided by a 4+ run margin.
Their previous longest such streaks this season were 6 (twice), 5 then 4 (twice) games. Before this current streak they combined with their opponent to deliver one 4+ run margin result every 2.85 home games played.

Phillies have matched a season high 12 home games without suffering a 4+ run loss.
Their next longest streaks this season have been 6 (twice) then 5 (twice) games. Before this current streak they averaged a 4+ run loss once every 4.50 home games played.

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The Cards have scored 4+ regulation innings runs for 9 straight games.
- Over the last 3 seasons of making (at least) the NLCS, not once did they manage a streak greater than 8 games (which of course includes their historic record setting RISP hitting in 2013).

- Only once in each of last 3 seasons did they manage such a streak longer than 6 games. This current streak is already their third this season longer than 6 games.

- Between 2011 & 2013 they managed 30 such streaks of at least 4 games in length: only one grew to double in size (ending at 8 games). This current streak is their fifth this season to reach 4 games in length and their second to at least double in size (their other streak being 8 games).


The Cards haven't held an opponent to less than 2 runs for a season high 23 games.

Further, they've only once held an opponent to less than 2 runs over their last 37 games: prior to the 37 game run, they averaged such a result once every 3.46 games played. In 2013, their longest streak was 11 games (twice), overall averaging one result every 4.05 games played.

Writing is on the wall for this team when their pitching starts to tail off. The batting stats mentioned above aren't going to continue/sustain their WS hopes.
 
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Prior playing the Tigers, the Twins had the following total marks for home games:
Game 1's: avg. 9.35 rpg / 13-6-1 to Over
Game 2's: avg. 9.50 rpg / 9-9-2
Game 3's: avg. 7.12 rpg / 12-5 to Under
Game 4's: avg. 10.60 rpg / 4-1 to Over

In every home series of at least 3 games in length this season (12 of 3 games, 5 of 4 games), they've paid out on at least 1 Under result by the end of the 3rd game.

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Tigers have paid out on at least 1 Under in all but 2 of 16 road series (of at least 3 games in length) this season: both exceptions involved the Tigers playing a third different road opponent (where here the Twins are only their second, after the Rays).
 
Tampa Bay is also 14-6 on Saturday. Hugh is on 5 days rest, playing at night, and on the road. Perfect splits. Cleveland is 13-8 on Saturday. Anaheim was 14-6 on Friday and got nailed and now they have CJ Wilson whose splits 4.47 on 4 and 5.57 at night compared with Lester 2.78 at night and 9-4 and on 5 3.06 although only 3-4. Anaheim is now 13-7 to Oakland 12-8 You have choices.
 
Commenting on the thread title, it's funny how the Sox clean house every few years and get right back near or at the top in short order. Well, actually I hate that, but it's ha-ha funny. Probably be good next year, bastards.
 
Not sure what to do Wagner ump in NY. 6.23 ERA with Kuroda based on 17.1 innings. Small bet on WS first 5
 
Based on splits its the Cubs
Hendricks on 4 .87 ERA in the day 2.30 ERA 27.1 innings for day and 20.2 for 4 days
Norris 4.82 in the day and on 4 2.90
 
Got 15 cents with Seattle. Strange line. better team, better pitcher, better days of week and better playing in the day
 
Will be adding Cards on their 13-7 day with Miller in good shape and under and Padres and Cubs as well. as first half Probably adding Houston for game. Looking at Texas
 
Commenting on the thread title, it's funny how the Sox clean house every few years and get right back near or at the top in short order. Well, actually I hate that, but it's ha-ha funny. Probably be good next year, bastards.

Think it's time to give up on them. Thought they would make a run after the great trade deadline, but they've blown too many games for me to trust them going forward
 
Got 15 cents with Seattle. Strange line. better team, better pitcher, better days of week and better playing in the day

Chris Young sucks and will come back to earth, but I have no faith BOS is the team to do that and especially with their lineup/the disaster last night
 
Updated leans:
CIN +118: Diaz
MIA +101: Timmons
OAK u7: Fairchild

on the radar:
ARI +105: foster
HOU +138: ripperger
TEX +108/o9: wendlestedt
PIT +123: g. Gibson
 
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