31-29 +7.76
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ml 20-16 +6.06 (woof 12-8 +5.74) (meow 8-8 +0.32)
tot 6-4 +3.06 (ov 5-4 +2.06) (un 1-0 +1.0)
team tot 1-1 0
1st5 2-4 -1.21 (side 2-3 -0.7) (tot 0-1 -0.51)
parl 2-4 -0.15
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brewers +114 0.88/1
oak@Bost ov9 -102 1.02/1
balt@Min ov8.5 -119 1.19/1
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--been liking Peralta all season and have had him most if not all go's as he's been very
affordable (lost 4-0 vs Hammel and cubs last time out); Leake's done tolerable work
overall and vs the brews in 5 previous but I can't resist Wily at the dog price and brews
are an incredible 11-3 on the road with an .806 OPS; Braun only 1-for-6 (HR) vs Leake
so his missing bat, while hurts, doesn't diminish this club too much; much better BP so
far for brews
--Straily is cold and has trouble keeping the ball in the park while Buchholz is cold,
has sucked vs in previous meeting and has looked grim in his 2 home starts (mil, balt);
a's past 7 days OPS .837 while scoring 9 per game and Sox OPS .762 past 7 days while
scoring almost 7 per game...I assume these espn numbers are day-olds and Bost only
got 6 in their doubleheader with rays but staying home is beneficial and, if anything,
the bullpen work required Thursday may make them stretch Buchholz out as long as
they can, which is fine by me; medium wind blowing out to right-center
--both balt and Min played doubleheaders Thursday, both bullpens are average at best
and both clubs averaging around 6 runs per game the past week; Ubaldo isn't fooling
anyone this year with his .300 baa and, even worse, 1.83 whip, and he hasn't gone more
than 6 innings all season; Nolasco enjoying(not) the A.L. to the tune of a .347 baa
(1.75 whip with that 9-13 k-bb mark) though his one good game was his only home
start, vs the royals; both SP's susceptible to the long-ball; strong wind blowing out
to left-center with a small chance or rain (what else is new)
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ml 20-16 +6.06 (woof 12-8 +5.74) (meow 8-8 +0.32)
tot 6-4 +3.06 (ov 5-4 +2.06) (un 1-0 +1.0)
team tot 1-1 0
1st5 2-4 -1.21 (side 2-3 -0.7) (tot 0-1 -0.51)
parl 2-4 -0.15
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brewers +114 0.88/1
oak@Bost ov9 -102 1.02/1
balt@Min ov8.5 -119 1.19/1
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--been liking Peralta all season and have had him most if not all go's as he's been very
affordable (lost 4-0 vs Hammel and cubs last time out); Leake's done tolerable work
overall and vs the brews in 5 previous but I can't resist Wily at the dog price and brews
are an incredible 11-3 on the road with an .806 OPS; Braun only 1-for-6 (HR) vs Leake
so his missing bat, while hurts, doesn't diminish this club too much; much better BP so
far for brews
--Straily is cold and has trouble keeping the ball in the park while Buchholz is cold,
has sucked vs in previous meeting and has looked grim in his 2 home starts (mil, balt);
a's past 7 days OPS .837 while scoring 9 per game and Sox OPS .762 past 7 days while
scoring almost 7 per game...I assume these espn numbers are day-olds and Bost only
got 6 in their doubleheader with rays but staying home is beneficial and, if anything,
the bullpen work required Thursday may make them stretch Buchholz out as long as
they can, which is fine by me; medium wind blowing out to right-center
--both balt and Min played doubleheaders Thursday, both bullpens are average at best
and both clubs averaging around 6 runs per game the past week; Ubaldo isn't fooling
anyone this year with his .300 baa and, even worse, 1.83 whip, and he hasn't gone more
than 6 innings all season; Nolasco enjoying(not) the A.L. to the tune of a .347 baa
(1.75 whip with that 9-13 k-bb mark) though his one good game was his only home
start, vs the royals; both SP's susceptible to the long-ball; strong wind blowing out
to left-center with a small chance or rain (what else is new)
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