PREMIUM
AAA's 10* AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTAL OF MONTH (TONS OF RUNS!)
(MLB) Houston vs. NY Yankees,
Total: 7.00 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 7.00 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
This is a 10* AL TOTAL OF THE MONTH on the OVER between the Houston Astros and the New York Yankees.
Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda opened 2015 by posting a 3.64 ERA with 9.4 K's per nine innings, but then those totals dropped to 5.80 and 7.5 following the All Star break. Pineda would finish 12-10 with a pedestrian 4.37 ERA. Note that Pineda looked brutal in spring training, he'd give up four home runs in his final start while posting a 4.50 ERA overall. Unfortunately for Pineda, a date vs. the Astros is not what the doctor ordered, as he was 0-2 with a 5.11 ERA vs. Houston last season. Houston pulled off the 5-3 season opening victory yesterday and hands the ball to Collin McHugh, who finished with 19 wins last year and a 3.89 ERA. Like Pineda though, McHugh looked poor in spring training, going 1-1 with a 4.61 ERA, giving up four runs off six hits over five innings vs. the Brewers on Thursday. To say the Yanks will be motivated for some payback today would be an understatement, the Astros have outscored them 29-6 during four straight wins in the Bronx. When taking all of the above into account, this number is indeed a little low. Play on the OVER.
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Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda opened 2015 by posting a 3.64 ERA with 9.4 K's per nine innings, but then those totals dropped to 5.80 and 7.5 following the All Star break. Pineda would finish 12-10 with a pedestrian 4.37 ERA. Note that Pineda looked brutal in spring training, he'd give up four home runs in his final start while posting a 4.50 ERA overall. Unfortunately for Pineda, a date vs. the Astros is not what the doctor ordered, as he was 0-2 with a 5.11 ERA vs. Houston last season. Houston pulled off the 5-3 season opening victory yesterday and hands the ball to Collin McHugh, who finished with 19 wins last year and a 3.89 ERA. Like Pineda though, McHugh looked poor in spring training, going 1-1 with a 4.61 ERA, giving up four runs off six hits over five innings vs. the Brewers on Thursday. To say the Yanks will be motivated for some payback today would be an understatement, the Astros have outscored them 29-6 during four straight wins in the Bronx. When taking all of the above into account, this number is indeed a little low. Play on the OVER.
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