Florida ML (+145): This one could easily turn into a free-for-all, with Florida almost as likely to come out on top as Philly.
Seattle ML (+150): Seattle should be competitive in this one, and their bats and bullpen should give them an edge in the later innings. Verlander is off of a very high pitch count as well.
Hou/Mets under 9.5 (-125): Pelfrey has been modestly but legitimately improving recently, and that should continue here. Rodriguez' road struggles are probably at least partially anomalous, and he should also be able to have a decent start. This is a highish total for Shea with reasonable starting pitching involved.
Cincinnati ML (-115): Bush has not done well at Great American in his career, and that stands to reason; as a right contact pitcher he would be expected to be vulnerable against a lineup laden with lefty power hitting in a hitter-friendly park. Arroyo is usually pretty decent unless he gets crushed, which is a possibility here, but less likely than usual. All things considered I think this line is too low.
SD/Colorado over 10.5 (-125): Balls are carrying reasonably well at Coors, and both of these starters should be pretty vulnerable here. Germano has been showing signs of weakness that are masked a bit by Petco.
White Sox ML (-120): These 2 lineups are really struggling right now, and I see the Sox as having more of an edge at home with Vazquez than this line is giving them.
Seattle ML (+150): Seattle should be competitive in this one, and their bats and bullpen should give them an edge in the later innings. Verlander is off of a very high pitch count as well.
Hou/Mets under 9.5 (-125): Pelfrey has been modestly but legitimately improving recently, and that should continue here. Rodriguez' road struggles are probably at least partially anomalous, and he should also be able to have a decent start. This is a highish total for Shea with reasonable starting pitching involved.
Cincinnati ML (-115): Bush has not done well at Great American in his career, and that stands to reason; as a right contact pitcher he would be expected to be vulnerable against a lineup laden with lefty power hitting in a hitter-friendly park. Arroyo is usually pretty decent unless he gets crushed, which is a possibility here, but less likely than usual. All things considered I think this line is too low.
SD/Colorado over 10.5 (-125): Balls are carrying reasonably well at Coors, and both of these starters should be pretty vulnerable here. Germano has been showing signs of weakness that are masked a bit by Petco.
White Sox ML (-120): These 2 lineups are really struggling right now, and I see the Sox as having more of an edge at home with Vazquez than this line is giving them.
