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AAA's SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH! +$15,900 MLB Y-T-D!
(MLB) Cleveland vs. Cincinnati,
Money Line: 103.00 Cincinnati (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: 103.00 Cincinnati (Home)
Result: Win
This is an 8* SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH on the Cincinnati Reds.
I think we're getting pretty good value here and look for the Reds to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. Certainly Cincinnati comes in with confidence after yesterday's 9-2 victory and it will be gunning for a seventh straight home win. Take make matters worse for Cleveland, the Reds' have won all of starting pitcher Mat Latos' (3-3, 3.07 ERA) seven interleague home starts; note that Latos is 4-0 with a very respectable 3.57 ERA at home in interleague action since joining the club in 2012. And note that Latos has domianted the Tribe in the past, he's beat them twice while posting a tiny 2.03 ERA in the process to go along with 14 K's. Latos comes in with some momentum himself as well after holding the Fish to one run over seven frames in a 5-2 win on Friday. Cleveland counters with Danny Salazar (4-4, 4.45 ERA) who has posted a 2.00 ERA over his last 18 innings spanning three winning starts. Note though, that unlike Latos, history isn't on Salazar's side, the Indian's have lost all three of his career interleague starts. Note that several of Cleveland's sluggers have struggled against Reds' pitching, including leadoff Jason Kipnis who has a .140 average, just 1 for 7 vs. Latos. A great situational value play on the REDS.
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I think we're getting pretty good value here and look for the Reds to find a way to get the job done at the end of the night. Certainly Cincinnati comes in with confidence after yesterday's 9-2 victory and it will be gunning for a seventh straight home win. Take make matters worse for Cleveland, the Reds' have won all of starting pitcher Mat Latos' (3-3, 3.07 ERA) seven interleague home starts; note that Latos is 4-0 with a very respectable 3.57 ERA at home in interleague action since joining the club in 2012. And note that Latos has domianted the Tribe in the past, he's beat them twice while posting a tiny 2.03 ERA in the process to go along with 14 K's. Latos comes in with some momentum himself as well after holding the Fish to one run over seven frames in a 5-2 win on Friday. Cleveland counters with Danny Salazar (4-4, 4.45 ERA) who has posted a 2.00 ERA over his last 18 innings spanning three winning starts. Note though, that unlike Latos, history isn't on Salazar's side, the Indian's have lost all three of his career interleague starts. Note that several of Cleveland's sluggers have struggled against Reds' pitching, including leadoff Jason Kipnis who has a .140 average, just 1 for 7 vs. Latos. A great situational value play on the REDS.
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