PREMIUM
TERMINATOR
(MLB) Chi White Sox vs. Kansas City,
09/16/2016 4:15 PM, Score: 7 - 4
Total: 7.00 | 100.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 7.00 | 100.00 Under
Result: Win
This is a 10* play on CWS@KC to go OVER the total.
The White Sox come into Kansas City tonight as winners of six of their last nine, and the are the favorite with ace Chris Sale on the mound.
Sale (15-8, 3.03 ERA) is winless in his last four starts, and a trip to Kansas City looks like a tough place to break out of slump. The Royals have seen him plenty throughout his career, and they've hit him pretty hard. Kansas City is batting .300 over 390 at bats against him in previous meetings. Sale won 14 games in 18 starts before the All Star break, and he's won just once in 10 starts since.
Kansas City will counter with Ian Kennedy, who is 5-0 in his last nine starts. Kennedy (11-9, 3.62 ERA) made his last start against the White Sox, tossing six scoreless innings, surrendering one hit and fanning six. He faced Chicago twice earlier in the season, and the results were not as favorable. He gave up eight runs on 15 hits (5 home runs) in a dozen innings in those two games.
Take OVER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The White Sox come into Kansas City tonight as winners of six of their last nine, and the are the favorite with ace Chris Sale on the mound.
Sale (15-8, 3.03 ERA) is winless in his last four starts, and a trip to Kansas City looks like a tough place to break out of slump. The Royals have seen him plenty throughout his career, and they've hit him pretty hard. Kansas City is batting .300 over 390 at bats against him in previous meetings. Sale won 14 games in 18 starts before the All Star break, and he's won just once in 10 starts since.
Kansas City will counter with Ian Kennedy, who is 5-0 in his last nine starts. Kennedy (11-9, 3.62 ERA) made his last start against the White Sox, tossing six scoreless innings, surrendering one hit and fanning six. He faced Chicago twice earlier in the season, and the results were not as favorable. He gave up eight runs on 15 hits (5 home runs) in a dozen innings in those two games.
Take OVER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
