[Waterstpub87]

Tomorrow's match up between SF and COL

Col has had better offense this year so far than SF. That being said, they play at opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to stadiums, so this spread might not be as large when home field is taken out.

The value comes from the pitchers.

SF: Chris Heston, so far this .87 ERA, .97 whip, GO/AO of 2.07
COL: Eddie Butler, 2.25 Era, 1.63 whip, GO/AO 1.83

Both pitchers are ground ball pitchers. However, Heston has played better thus far this year. He is projected to have a lower whip by .30 over the course of the season.

I'll take a good team, with what appears to be a better pitcher, with plus money.

SF +110 on heritage.

[2daBank]

butler been walking a shitload of ppl,, dont care how many ground balls you get that a recipe for disaster in that park. seems like a decent play with sf getting a couple much needed wins this last series.. gl

[Amadeo-Picks]

Have no angle on this game. But the lines are right where they should be. Coors field is a hitter paradise. And Colorado has 10xs the better offense. Sometimes it doesn't matter who is pitching . Unless the pitcher is kershaw-Felix caliber or so.

[posey]

Rockies in a home game with a total of > 9, previous game was a home game with less than 4 runs (Rockies + opponents combined, like yesterday), since 2004:

ML:	6-19 (-1.72, 24.0%)	avg line: -113.0 / 103.0	on / against: -$1,652 / +$1,547	ROI: -54.4% / +55.2%
RL:	2-13 (-1.70, 13.3%)	avg line: 124.9 / -137.7	on / against: -$1,203 / +$1,130	ROI: -71.1% / +52.3%
OU:	10-14-1 (0.48, 41.7%)	avg total: 10.5	over / under: -$515 / +$265	ROI: -19.2% / +9.4%