Taking a shot with the Dbacks at +137 tonight.
Probably wouldn't have even looked at this game, except I'm staying in tonight and it's on TV. But saw a little that warrants a play despite LA's dominance over Arizona this season.
In three career starts against the Dodgers, Doug Davis has 22 IP, 13 hits, 18 K's, 6 walks and ZERO earned runs. One of those starts was in a 2-1 loss earlier this season. Davis went 7 innings, giving up an unearned run on five hits. He struck out 7 and walked 3.
Arizona got to Billingsley in his only start against them this season to the tune of 5 earned runs on four hits and three walks in only 4 IP (albeit, a game that ended in a 6-5 Dodger win).
The Diamondbacks have won 10 of 12 (I think... losses were to Tim Hudson and Jake Peavy) and confidence seems high and guys that don't usually come up with big hits are doing just that. While I'm not a big fan, I watch a lot of their games since it's what is on living here. +137 seems worthy of a shot.
Probably wouldn't have even looked at this game, except I'm staying in tonight and it's on TV. But saw a little that warrants a play despite LA's dominance over Arizona this season.
In three career starts against the Dodgers, Doug Davis has 22 IP, 13 hits, 18 K's, 6 walks and ZERO earned runs. One of those starts was in a 2-1 loss earlier this season. Davis went 7 innings, giving up an unearned run on five hits. He struck out 7 and walked 3.
Arizona got to Billingsley in his only start against them this season to the tune of 5 earned runs on four hits and three walks in only 4 IP (albeit, a game that ended in a 6-5 Dodger win).
The Diamondbacks have won 10 of 12 (I think... losses were to Tim Hudson and Jake Peavy) and confidence seems high and guys that don't usually come up with big hits are doing just that. While I'm not a big fan, I watch a lot of their games since it's what is on living here. +137 seems worthy of a shot.
