PREMIUM
AAA's BIG-CHALK CHOKE-OUT (+$17K MLB Y-T-D!)
(MLB) Chi White Sox vs. Cleveland,
08/16/2016 3:10 PM, Score: 1 - 3
Money Line: -180.00 Cleveland (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: -180.00 Cleveland (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 5* BIG-CHALK CHOKE-OUT on the Cleveland Indians.
Setting the scene: The Indians had to play a make-up game vs. the Red Sox yesterday and they'd fall 3-2. We're looking for Corey Kluber to continue his strong season and for the Tribe to take out their frustrations on Jose Quintana and the visiting White Sox.
Quintana: He's 9-8 with a 2.85 ERA. Most recently he gave up just one run over seven innings vs. Kansas City on Wednesday, unfortunate to receive a no-decision. Quintana is putting together a superb 2016 campaign, but there's some room to read between the lines, as he's been the beneficiary of luck on balls in play and a high strand rate despite allowing more hard contact than ever before. What we're saying is, we're expecting some regression sooner rather than later.
Kluber: He's 12-8 with a 3.21 ERA. After a rocky start to the season, Kluber has turned things around in a big way. He'll now look to improve upon his already impressive 6-4, 3.09 ERA record in front of the home town crowd.
The bottom line: For arguments sake we'll call these pitchers a "wash." We'll give the hard-hitting INDIANS the big nod at the plate though and that's going to make this a price that we can live with paying.
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Setting the scene: The Indians had to play a make-up game vs. the Red Sox yesterday and they'd fall 3-2. We're looking for Corey Kluber to continue his strong season and for the Tribe to take out their frustrations on Jose Quintana and the visiting White Sox.
Quintana: He's 9-8 with a 2.85 ERA. Most recently he gave up just one run over seven innings vs. Kansas City on Wednesday, unfortunate to receive a no-decision. Quintana is putting together a superb 2016 campaign, but there's some room to read between the lines, as he's been the beneficiary of luck on balls in play and a high strand rate despite allowing more hard contact than ever before. What we're saying is, we're expecting some regression sooner rather than later.
Kluber: He's 12-8 with a 3.21 ERA. After a rocky start to the season, Kluber has turned things around in a big way. He'll now look to improve upon his already impressive 6-4, 3.09 ERA record in front of the home town crowd.
The bottom line: For arguments sake we'll call these pitchers a "wash." We'll give the hard-hitting INDIANS the big nod at the plate though and that's going to make this a price that we can live with paying.
AAA Sports
