Really thinking about going big with points with dodgers/padres under 7..
and rockies/diamonbacks under 9?
any thoughts?
for dodgers game..
Here are the final scores of the last five Padres-Dodgers contests (all won by San Diego, by the way): 5-0, 4-2, 2-1, 4-0, 6-0. Obviously, the under cashed in all five games. Going back to last September, these divisional foes have faced of 19 times, and 15 of those games have stayed under the total, and 16 of those 19 have featured seven runs or less.
The Dodgers have scored two runs or less in more than half (33) of their 63 games since the All-Star break, and they come into this contest batting just .230 as a team over their last 10 games, including .212 against right-handed pitching (they face righty Tim Stauffer tonight). Meanwhile, San Diego has scored three runs or less in 15 of their last 26 games, and although the Padres pushed acrols six runs in last night’s 6-0 shutout victory, they haven’t scored more than four runs in back-to-back meetings with L.A. since last July.
Stauffer has a 1.99 ERA in 63 1/3 innings (four starts) with San Diego this season, including holding the Dodgers to one run on five hits in 5 2/3 innings. In his last three starts against L.A., Stauffer has surrendered just three earned runs in 16 2/3 innings. All three games stayed low, and in addition to that, San Diego has gone low in 10 of Stauffer’s last 11 starts overall, each of his last five starts on the road and each of his last eight starts against N.L. West teams,
Meanwhile, Dodgers lefty Ted Lilly is 3-1 with a 3.03 ERA in five starts at Dodger Stadium this year, giving up just 19 hits and six walks while striking out 30 in 32 2/3 innings and holding opponents to a .170 batting average. The last two times he’s faced San Diego, Lilly has given up total of one run (a solo homer), six hits and one walk in 13 innings (both games stayed under the total).
This a writeup I found on fbz service plays.. Really like the details in it? any thought?
and rockies/diamonbacks under 9?
any thoughts?
for dodgers game..
Here are the final scores of the last five Padres-Dodgers contests (all won by San Diego, by the way): 5-0, 4-2, 2-1, 4-0, 6-0. Obviously, the under cashed in all five games. Going back to last September, these divisional foes have faced of 19 times, and 15 of those games have stayed under the total, and 16 of those 19 have featured seven runs or less.
The Dodgers have scored two runs or less in more than half (33) of their 63 games since the All-Star break, and they come into this contest batting just .230 as a team over their last 10 games, including .212 against right-handed pitching (they face righty Tim Stauffer tonight). Meanwhile, San Diego has scored three runs or less in 15 of their last 26 games, and although the Padres pushed acrols six runs in last night’s 6-0 shutout victory, they haven’t scored more than four runs in back-to-back meetings with L.A. since last July.
Stauffer has a 1.99 ERA in 63 1/3 innings (four starts) with San Diego this season, including holding the Dodgers to one run on five hits in 5 2/3 innings. In his last three starts against L.A., Stauffer has surrendered just three earned runs in 16 2/3 innings. All three games stayed low, and in addition to that, San Diego has gone low in 10 of Stauffer’s last 11 starts overall, each of his last five starts on the road and each of his last eight starts against N.L. West teams,
Meanwhile, Dodgers lefty Ted Lilly is 3-1 with a 3.03 ERA in five starts at Dodger Stadium this year, giving up just 19 hits and six walks while striking out 30 in 32 2/3 innings and holding opponents to a .170 batting average. The last two times he’s faced San Diego, Lilly has given up total of one run (a solo homer), six hits and one walk in 13 innings (both games stayed under the total).
This a writeup I found on fbz service plays.. Really like the details in it? any thought?