montreal at houston

pepin46

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munoz vs. miller

munoz has only pitched 4 games this season, and all he has to show for his 2.66 era is no wins and one loss. he has pitched exactly 6 innings each in his last 3 games, and i would expect at least another 6 from him here, leaving the game in the hands of the bullpen, unless he can somehow stretch it this time.

miller is a very decent pitcher and his era has improved slightly in his last 4, down to about 3.75, and his last 2 games have been outstanding, allowing only 1 and 2 earned runs in 8 and 7 innings respectively. no question about houston being the favorite here, but not at -220.

should munoz go the extra 1 or 2 innings, or the bullpen shut down houston, that -220 is going to look mighty silly.

montreal +200

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good luck on that one. 200 is a nice price but i think houston has a good shot at the win, and after back to back complete games, their bullpen is loaded. 22 of their 30 wins at home have been by 2 or more. if i played stros it would more than likely be run-line in this situation, but have to look at this more. i haven't see much of munoz though so i might be a little uninformed at this time.
 

pepin46

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wigs

the catch is not necessarily the houston bullpen, but the montreal one, if indeed munoz cannot go more than 6. he has shown well and may stretch it a bit here. it is a money based decision.

pitcher for pitcher, inning for inning i give the nod to munoz. it's that little expected bullpen gap that inflates the line i believe.

miller at -160 will not attract me, but it does at -220.

still, these are small wagers, as usual. no mortgaging anything.


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