10.15.12: Cardinals OF Carlos Beltran Total Hits + Runs + RBI Over 2 [-120] Beltran has been a beast this postseason. He has three multi-hit games in six games for the Cards and banged a long ball in Game 1 yesterday. Interesting stat, his 42 hits @ AT&T Park in the last three season ranks as the most hits he has had at a stadium that was not his home stadium (Busch or Citi Field). For his career, Beltran is hitting 4/11 with two doubles, a homer and three RBI off tonight's starter, Ryan Vogelsong. At AT&T Park for his career, he is hitting a robust .318.
10.16.12: [ALCS G3] Tigers Total Hits Over 8 [-115] Which Phil Hughes shows up? The one who pitched a CG four hitter against this team or the one who gave up four runs on eight hits against this team? I'll venture it is somewhere in between, but closer to the latter. Hughes' road #s have not been good in 2012. He has allowed 105 hits in 92.2 IP. Detroit has eight and 15 hits in the first two games of this series. This postseason, they have only failed to get eight hits or better twice.
Missed by a hit on the push last night. Going for it today.
10.17.12: (NLCS G3) Cardinals TT Over 3.5 (-120)
STL has already hit Cain well in two meetings this season, getting him for four or more in both. Cain has been solid, but hittable in the postseason - allowing three earned in both starts. Two units.
Last edited by EaglesPhan36; 10-17-12 at 02:30 PM.
Looks like a brutal beat coming today again. STL has done shit since the HR. Oh well, suck it.
10.17.12: [ALCS G4] Tigers P Max Scherzer Total Walks Over 1.5 [-150] Gut call here. Yankees have to find some way to get on base and walks are probably the best bet for this club right now. Scherzer alternates between dominant and wild, so you never know which guy is going to show up. He did walk a season-worst seven against NYY in his lone start against them in April. He has walked at least two batters in 19 of 32 starts this season. His last four starts against the Yankees dating back to last year have seen him issue at least two walks.
10.19.12: [NLCS G5] Giants 2B Marco Scutaro Total Hits + Runs + RBI Over 2 [-110] Scutaro has collected two hits in each of the 1st four games of this series with runs scored in two of four. After starting 0-for-8 in the NLDS, he has safely hit in in seven straight and at least pushed on the total for this prop or beat it in six straight.
10.22.12: [NLCS G7] Giants 3B Pablo Sandoval Total Hits + Runs + RBIs Over 2 [-110] Kung Fu Panda has multi hit games in three of the last four in this series and RBIs in four straight. He's 1-for-3 against Lohse with all three ABs coming in Game 2 of this series.
10.25.12: [World Series G2] Giants Team Total Over 3 [-130] Riding hot bats. SF has now scored at least three in nine of their last ten in the playoffs and has scored at least four runs in their last five @ home in the postseason. Fister has been solid, but teams have still managed at least three runs in 20 of 26 starts including both postseason starts. The bullpen has let him down multiple times. He's definitely more hittable on the road with a 3.70 ERA, about a half run higher than his home ERA. 12/14 road starts have seen the opposition finish with at least three by game's end when Fister has started.
10.27.12: [World Series G3] Tigers P Anibal Sanchez Total Walks Over 1.5 [+100] Dig this one. Cold weather could potentially freeze up the pitchers a little and give them less feel on their pitches. Sanchez has been solid in both playoff starts, but walked two against Oakland and three against the Yankees. Think at even money, this is a good try.