PREMIUM
AAA's SITUATIONAL RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION!
(MLB) Minnesota vs. LA Angels,
07/21/2015 6:05 PM, Score: 0 - 7
Point Spread: 1.50 | -150.00 Minnesota (Away)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 1.50 | -150.00 Minnesota (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION on the Minnesota Twins.
The visitors hand the ball to Kyle Gibson (8-6, 2.85 ERA) who picked up a win on Tuesday, giving up two runs off six hits over six innings in his team's 8-3 victory over the Orioles. Gibson would go on to walk just one, while striking out seven and has to be feeling pretty confident that he can keep the momentum rolling today, he's been as consistent as you could possibly ask for for quite some time now, having posted a highly respectable 2.56 ERA to go along with 27 K's over his last seven starts (and note that Gibson is 5-2 with a tiny 2.41 ERA in all "night" games this year and 3-1 with a 1.90 ERA in his last six road starts). The home side counters with Matt Shoemaker (4-7, 4.85 ERA) who has been decent of late, but who has just one win in his past eight outings due in large part because of a combined 13 runs of support in that span. The Angels would go on to sweep all seven games from the Twins last year and while I certainly wouldn't be shocked with an outright victory today, I do definitely feel a lot safer in laying the price for the extra 1.5 runs of insurance as I think the visitors can catch a somewhat complacent Angels team off-guard today after they swept their double-header with the Red Sox on Monday; play on the TWINS on the RUN-LINE.
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The visitors hand the ball to Kyle Gibson (8-6, 2.85 ERA) who picked up a win on Tuesday, giving up two runs off six hits over six innings in his team's 8-3 victory over the Orioles. Gibson would go on to walk just one, while striking out seven and has to be feeling pretty confident that he can keep the momentum rolling today, he's been as consistent as you could possibly ask for for quite some time now, having posted a highly respectable 2.56 ERA to go along with 27 K's over his last seven starts (and note that Gibson is 5-2 with a tiny 2.41 ERA in all "night" games this year and 3-1 with a 1.90 ERA in his last six road starts). The home side counters with Matt Shoemaker (4-7, 4.85 ERA) who has been decent of late, but who has just one win in his past eight outings due in large part because of a combined 13 runs of support in that span. The Angels would go on to sweep all seven games from the Twins last year and while I certainly wouldn't be shocked with an outright victory today, I do definitely feel a lot safer in laying the price for the extra 1.5 runs of insurance as I think the visitors can catch a somewhat complacent Angels team off-guard today after they swept their double-header with the Red Sox on Monday; play on the TWINS on the RUN-LINE.
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