PREMIUM
AAA's SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH (+$11K MLB RUN!)
(MLB) Texas vs. Toronto,
Money Line: -230.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -230.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 5* SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH on the Toronto Blue Jays.
We feel that the massive talent discrepancy on the mound today absolutely justifies in laying the larger price. The Rangers' pitching staff knows what it's up against: ''You can't let up,'' Texas Rangers closer Shawn Tolleson assessed yesterday. ''There's no getting past one guy and taking an exhale. Definitely, that poses its challenges. It's not an easy lineup to just pitch around one guy and get to the next.'' Note that the Jays were the only team in the league to top 800 runs and would score double-digit runs 26 times this year. Toronto also led the majors with 232 home runs, 852 RBI's and 570 walks. The Rangers hand the ball to Yovani Gallardo, who faced the Jays twice this year and didn't allow a run in 13 2/3's innings. That was then and this is now though in our opinion, we can't see Gallardo lasting long in this one and especially throwing opposite David Price who was 9-1 with a 2.30 ERA in 11 starts since coming over in a trade from Detroit; note that Price comes into the ALDS having had an 11-day break between outings: ''If you can get these days off at this point in the season, that's good,'' said Price Thursday. ''If you can come into the postseason with your body feeling the way I feel right now, that's a plus.'' We're laying the price with confidence and are expecting a massive lop-sided destruction, play on the BLUE JAYS.
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We feel that the massive talent discrepancy on the mound today absolutely justifies in laying the larger price. The Rangers' pitching staff knows what it's up against: ''You can't let up,'' Texas Rangers closer Shawn Tolleson assessed yesterday. ''There's no getting past one guy and taking an exhale. Definitely, that poses its challenges. It's not an easy lineup to just pitch around one guy and get to the next.'' Note that the Jays were the only team in the league to top 800 runs and would score double-digit runs 26 times this year. Toronto also led the majors with 232 home runs, 852 RBI's and 570 walks. The Rangers hand the ball to Yovani Gallardo, who faced the Jays twice this year and didn't allow a run in 13 2/3's innings. That was then and this is now though in our opinion, we can't see Gallardo lasting long in this one and especially throwing opposite David Price who was 9-1 with a 2.30 ERA in 11 starts since coming over in a trade from Detroit; note that Price comes into the ALDS having had an 11-day break between outings: ''If you can get these days off at this point in the season, that's good,'' said Price Thursday. ''If you can come into the postseason with your body feeling the way I feel right now, that's a plus.'' We're laying the price with confidence and are expecting a massive lop-sided destruction, play on the BLUE JAYS.
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