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MLB | May 18, 2019 Rays vs Yankees |
Rays -119 at YouWager |
Won $100 |
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*3 Star MLB Early Bird Special* The Tampa Bay Rays send Blake Snell to the mound on Saturday afternoon. Snell has been amazing so far this year. Snell has made 8 starts this year. In 4 of the 8 starts he has had a single game FIP of 0.61 or lower. That is absolute domination. Snell has a ridiculous swinging strike rate of 19.2%. His advanced statistics are actually quite a bit better than last season. Masahiro Tanaka is a good pitcher, but he isn't in Snell's class. Tanaka's advanced numbers actually are the worst this year of his career thus far. Tanaka has had a swinging strike rate of 15.1% and 14.1% the last two years. So far this year it is only 9.7%. He is allowing more hard contact this year, and his SIERA sits at 4.14. The Yankees lineup is very shorthanded right now. They have still been good against right handed pitching, but they rank 23rd in the majors in wOBA against lefties. The Rays rank 7th in the majors in WOBA against right handed pitching. I don't like to make too much of this small of a sample size, but Tanaka has pitched 3 times with Kerwin Danley as the home plate umpire. All 3 have been in the last two years. Tanaka has allowed 18 runs in just 14 and 2/3 innings pitched. His WHIP is 1.909 in those games. The Rays bounce back from a disappointing loss last night. Take Tampa Bay. |
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MLB | May 19, 2019 Brewers vs Braves |
Brewers -123 at YouWager |
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*4 Star Play on Brewers ML* The Milwaukee Brewers have lost the first two games in this series. Atlanta has been a streaky team this year. The Braves have a very good lineup. Atlanta also has a clear weakness in the bullpen. Milwaukee starts Brandon Woodruff here. Woodruff has a 3.72 ERA and a 2.99 FIP on the season thus far. Woodruff has an impressive 10.9% swinging strike rate, and he has been pitching his best in his last few outings. Mike Foltynewicz starts for the Braves, and he has been terrible so far this season. He didn't have a Spring Training because of an injury. He threw four games in Triple A and was hit around. He has started four games in the majors and brings an 8.02 ERA and 7.94 FIP into this one. Foltynewicz is giving up a lot of hard contact, and this is a good Brewers lineup he must try to navigate through here. Until he can show something positive, I see him as a fade candidate. His velocity is more than 2 mph slower than last year right now. He's either hurt or something mechanically is off. The Brewers have the better bullpen and they are looking to salvage a game in this series. The Braves are only 3-13 in Foltynewicz's last 16 home starts vs. a team with a winning record. Take Milwaukee. |
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