Forget the SF under and play it over.
Those 2 on 4 days rest are a disaster.
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agree Tuck, plus i believe roof is open
:shake:Game ppd in Beantown
I have enough Nba and Nhl action to hold me over i guess, looking like no Mlb plays
think it's Ron Kulpa behind the dish, who loves giving corners
sounds good Dollaz :shake:
true, but you need pitchers that can hit corners...not sure Lyles and Collementer are those pitchers.
Dollaz. any lean on side in Wild game?
I'm going to take a stab at Ari/Col over 8-1/2 -115. This number just seems too low for these pitchers in this ball park with this weather. I could be taking bad bait here, but it just seems like the number should be 9 juiced to the over. I understand Kulpa is behind the dish, but 4-4 is very doable in this one. Lyles has been ok, but they've scored 26 runs in his 5 starts this year (over 5rpg) and he's had no success against Ariz (lost 12-4, 8-2 and 11-9 in 3 career starts against them). Yes, Collmenter pitched well last time out against the Phils, but this Colorado lineup presents more problems than Philly's does. Neither guy tends to walk many batters and while I don't have confirmation on it, Collmenter seems to be on a tighter leash with pitch count. Against the Phils, he threw 98 pitches over 6 shutout innings with no walks 4 hits and 5 K's - insert D-Backs BP where they give up 4 runs in the final 3 frames, but hold on for the 5-4 win.