PREMIUM
GAME of the YEAR (MLB) - Schule's Championship Series *BLOCKBUSTER*
(MLB) Toronto vs. Kansas City,
10/23/2015 4:07 PM, Score: 3 - 4
Money Line: -135.00 Toronto (Away)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -135.00 Toronto (Away)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Jays bats powered them to a Game 5 win at Rogers Center, forcing a Game 6 in Kansas City Friday. The Royals have to be nervous about the pitching matchup here, as David Price slammed the door for six innings in Game 2 before Ryan Goins dropped a routine fly ball that opened the door for Kansas City to have a big inning.
Price (18-5, 2.45 ERA) was charged with five runs and a loss in that game, but he owned the Royals during the regular season. He tossed a complete game gem allowing one run on five hits in his only start at Kauffman Stadium. He was lights out on the road all year, going 11-2 with a 2.05 ERA in 16 starts. He had eight strikeouts in Game 2, and I believe he's primed for his best performance of the post-season here in Game 6.
The Royals hand the ball to Yordano Ventura, who has yet to win a game this post-season. Ventura allowed three runs on eight hits and a pair of walks over just 5 1/3 innings in a no decision in Game 2. He was hit hard allowing five runs on six hits, including a pair of home runs in his only start versus the Jays during the regular season. The 24 year old owns a 6.47 ERA so far this post-season.
This isn't a Blue Jays team that is playing scared, they come in full of confidence. The pressure is now on the Royals, who will have to overcome a mismatch on the mound.
Take TOR.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Jays bats powered them to a Game 5 win at Rogers Center, forcing a Game 6 in Kansas City Friday. The Royals have to be nervous about the pitching matchup here, as David Price slammed the door for six innings in Game 2 before Ryan Goins dropped a routine fly ball that opened the door for Kansas City to have a big inning.
Price (18-5, 2.45 ERA) was charged with five runs and a loss in that game, but he owned the Royals during the regular season. He tossed a complete game gem allowing one run on five hits in his only start at Kauffman Stadium. He was lights out on the road all year, going 11-2 with a 2.05 ERA in 16 starts. He had eight strikeouts in Game 2, and I believe he's primed for his best performance of the post-season here in Game 6.
The Royals hand the ball to Yordano Ventura, who has yet to win a game this post-season. Ventura allowed three runs on eight hits and a pair of walks over just 5 1/3 innings in a no decision in Game 2. He was hit hard allowing five runs on six hits, including a pair of home runs in his only start versus the Jays during the regular season. The 24 year old owns a 6.47 ERA so far this post-season.
This isn't a Blue Jays team that is playing scared, they come in full of confidence. The pressure is now on the Royals, who will have to overcome a mismatch on the mound.
Take TOR.
GL,
Jesse Schule
