Do we trust Doug Fister tonight? Nationals may be worth a play here
Fister has a couple starts under his belt now and he has proven himself to be
a very good pitcher over the years...
Tonight he goes up against a Reds line-up that packs very little punch. He will not have to worry about lefties tonight except for the red hot Hamilton and Shumaker is decent too.
That being said there is only one direction Cueto can go from where he is at now and Alroldis Chapman threw 2 innings last night so its safe to say the Nationals won't have to worry about him tonight.
Also one more thing... not that it makes much of a difference but it is reassuring that 80% of bets are coming in on the Reds and the line has moved in the opposite direction.. is a regression coming tonight for Cueto? On the road his strike out to walk ratio is 24/9 and at home it is 52/9
he has pitched 3 more games at home but this atleast shows that he walks more hitters on the road than he does at home. He averages about 3 walks per game on the road and less than 1 walk per game at home. On the road and at home he still strikes out about 8 per game.
Maybe i am over thinking this but the books seem to be begging for action on the Reds given how well Cueto has pitched and where the line is sitting.
a very good pitcher over the years...
Tonight he goes up against a Reds line-up that packs very little punch. He will not have to worry about lefties tonight except for the red hot Hamilton and Shumaker is decent too.
That being said there is only one direction Cueto can go from where he is at now and Alroldis Chapman threw 2 innings last night so its safe to say the Nationals won't have to worry about him tonight.
Also one more thing... not that it makes much of a difference but it is reassuring that 80% of bets are coming in on the Reds and the line has moved in the opposite direction.. is a regression coming tonight for Cueto? On the road his strike out to walk ratio is 24/9 and at home it is 52/9
he has pitched 3 more games at home but this atleast shows that he walks more hitters on the road than he does at home. He averages about 3 walks per game on the road and less than 1 walk per game at home. On the road and at home he still strikes out about 8 per game.
Maybe i am over thinking this but the books seem to be begging for action on the Reds given how well Cueto has pitched and where the line is sitting.
