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10* TOTAL OF THE MONTH: +$20K MLB RUN!
(MLB) Chi Cubs vs. Milwaukee,
Total: 8.50 | -120.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 8.50 | -120.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* TOTAL OF THE MONTH on the OVER Cubs/Brewers.
After Monday's low-scoring affair, we're expecting plenty more offensive fireworks on Tuesday between the Cubs and the Brewers.
Chicago enters averaging 4.39 runs per game while allowing a collective 4.74 ERA, which ranks 26th.
Milwaukee averages 4.62 runs per game, ranked 10th, while also posting a collective 3.76 ERA, ranked tenth as well.
Chicago has now seen the total go UNDER in three straight, while Milwaukee has seen it go UNDER in two in a row after blanking the Pirates previous to that. And previous to that 2-0 win though, Milwaukee came into that game with Pittsburgh having seen the total go OVER the number in ten straight games.
The Cubs hand the ball to Kyle Hendricks (4-6, 4.76 ERA) to start and he most recently allowed two runs off six hits over six innings in a no-decision to the Reds.
The home side counters with Jason Alexander (2-0, 3.82), who has been decent as a starter under a small sample size. That said, if we look a little closer his sparkling numbers appear to be more "smoke and mirrors" right now with an extremely pedestrian 15 to 13 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
After yesterday's surprisingly lower-scoring series opener (which had an O/U line of 9), all signs point to Tuesday's contest flying OVER the posted number sooner, rather than later.
Good luck, NP
After Monday's low-scoring affair, we're expecting plenty more offensive fireworks on Tuesday between the Cubs and the Brewers.
Chicago enters averaging 4.39 runs per game while allowing a collective 4.74 ERA, which ranks 26th.
Milwaukee averages 4.62 runs per game, ranked 10th, while also posting a collective 3.76 ERA, ranked tenth as well.
Chicago has now seen the total go UNDER in three straight, while Milwaukee has seen it go UNDER in two in a row after blanking the Pirates previous to that. And previous to that 2-0 win though, Milwaukee came into that game with Pittsburgh having seen the total go OVER the number in ten straight games.
The Cubs hand the ball to Kyle Hendricks (4-6, 4.76 ERA) to start and he most recently allowed two runs off six hits over six innings in a no-decision to the Reds.
The home side counters with Jason Alexander (2-0, 3.82), who has been decent as a starter under a small sample size. That said, if we look a little closer his sparkling numbers appear to be more "smoke and mirrors" right now with an extremely pedestrian 15 to 13 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
After yesterday's surprisingly lower-scoring series opener (which had an O/U line of 9), all signs point to Tuesday's contest flying OVER the posted number sooner, rather than later.
Good luck, NP
