PREMIUM
AAA's VERY EARLY *A's/Tigers* SUPER BLOWOUT - +$13,000 MLB RUN!
(MLB) Oakland vs. Detroit,
Money Line: 125.00 Oakland (Away)
Result: Loss
Money Line: 125.00 Oakland (Away)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* SUPER BLOWOUT on the Oakland Athletics.
Neither pitcher has been very good this year, but Chris Bassitt has been better than confirmed "gas can" Anibal Sanchez. Sanchez (2-2, 7.00 ERA) has 17 K's over his first four starts and has allowed opponents to hit .333 with a .389 average on balls in play while hitting four home runs. Sanchez comes in with zero momentum or confidence, he's coming off one of the worst starts of his career in a 10-1 loss to Cleveland on Saturday, going just 2 1/3's innings, giving up seven runs off nine hits and leaving major question marks on whether he'll be able to remain in the backend of the rotation moving forward. Keep your eyes on A's slugger Coco Crisp, who is 8 for 19 with a homer and four doubles off Sanchez. The A's bats look to return to form in this favorable matchup, after posting 20 hits while splitting the first two games of this series, Oakland was held to two through the first six innings of yesterday's 9-4 setback. Bassitt (0-1, 4.44 ERA) hasn't won in 11 starts, but his record is not entirely indicative of his overall play, as he's received just 35 runs of support over 22 career starts, going 2-10 despite a very respectable 3.79 ERA. Bassitt is coming off a dud as well, he would give up six runs off a career-high nine hits, including two homers to a potent Blue Jays lineup in Saturday's 9-3 setback. Previous to that though he'd allowed only six earned runs over 19 1/3's innings spanning three starts. We're banking on Bassitt bouncing back and outdueling his struggling counterpart and in our professional opinion, this is indeed the very definition of "great line value." Play on OAKLAND.
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Neither pitcher has been very good this year, but Chris Bassitt has been better than confirmed "gas can" Anibal Sanchez. Sanchez (2-2, 7.00 ERA) has 17 K's over his first four starts and has allowed opponents to hit .333 with a .389 average on balls in play while hitting four home runs. Sanchez comes in with zero momentum or confidence, he's coming off one of the worst starts of his career in a 10-1 loss to Cleveland on Saturday, going just 2 1/3's innings, giving up seven runs off nine hits and leaving major question marks on whether he'll be able to remain in the backend of the rotation moving forward. Keep your eyes on A's slugger Coco Crisp, who is 8 for 19 with a homer and four doubles off Sanchez. The A's bats look to return to form in this favorable matchup, after posting 20 hits while splitting the first two games of this series, Oakland was held to two through the first six innings of yesterday's 9-4 setback. Bassitt (0-1, 4.44 ERA) hasn't won in 11 starts, but his record is not entirely indicative of his overall play, as he's received just 35 runs of support over 22 career starts, going 2-10 despite a very respectable 3.79 ERA. Bassitt is coming off a dud as well, he would give up six runs off a career-high nine hits, including two homers to a potent Blue Jays lineup in Saturday's 9-3 setback. Previous to that though he'd allowed only six earned runs over 19 1/3's innings spanning three starts. We're banking on Bassitt bouncing back and outdueling his struggling counterpart and in our professional opinion, this is indeed the very definition of "great line value." Play on OAKLAND.
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