PREMIUM
AAA's VERY EARLY 10* *SIGNATURE SERIES* "RED DRAGON!" (+$15,000 MLB RUN!)
(MLB) NY Mets vs. Detroit,
08/07/2016 9:10 AM, Score: 3 - 1
Money Line: -125.00 NY Mets (Away)
Result: Win
Money Line: -125.00 NY Mets (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 10* RED DRAGON on the New York Mets.
Jacob DeGrom has been as rock solid as the Mets could have possibly asked for this season, while the Tigers' Anibal Sanchez has been all over the map as far as his game to game consistency is concerned. After falling 6-5 in Saturday's interleague contest, we're expecting the visitors to bounce back this afternoon. DeGrom (7-5, 2.41 ERA) comes in off a gem vs. the Yanks on Tuesday, going seven shutout frames and allowing just four hits and one walk compared to eight strikeouts. DeGrom's 117:26 K:BB ratio this season ranks among the best and note that he's been particularly potent in this spot all year, going 5-1 with a tiny 2.08 ERA in all day games. Sanchez (6-11, 6.26) comes in off a decent outing vs. the White Sox on Tuesday, giving up one run off six hits. He'd only strike out two though compared to three walks. Unlike his counterpart today, Sanchez has not fared well in day games this season, going just 3-5 with a poor 6.00 ERA. DeGrom has been razor focused all year, it's hard to imagine him having a letdown this afternoon and we're certainly expecting him to outlast the volatile Sanchez. In our professional opinion, this is indeed the very definition of "great line value," play on the METS.
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Jacob DeGrom has been as rock solid as the Mets could have possibly asked for this season, while the Tigers' Anibal Sanchez has been all over the map as far as his game to game consistency is concerned. After falling 6-5 in Saturday's interleague contest, we're expecting the visitors to bounce back this afternoon. DeGrom (7-5, 2.41 ERA) comes in off a gem vs. the Yanks on Tuesday, going seven shutout frames and allowing just four hits and one walk compared to eight strikeouts. DeGrom's 117:26 K:BB ratio this season ranks among the best and note that he's been particularly potent in this spot all year, going 5-1 with a tiny 2.08 ERA in all day games. Sanchez (6-11, 6.26) comes in off a decent outing vs. the White Sox on Tuesday, giving up one run off six hits. He'd only strike out two though compared to three walks. Unlike his counterpart today, Sanchez has not fared well in day games this season, going just 3-5 with a poor 6.00 ERA. DeGrom has been razor focused all year, it's hard to imagine him having a letdown this afternoon and we're certainly expecting him to outlast the volatile Sanchez. In our professional opinion, this is indeed the very definition of "great line value," play on the METS.
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