PREMIUM
AAA's 10* RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION (69-38 +$19,000 RUN-LINE STREAK!)
(MLB) Philadelphia vs. St. Louis,
Point Spread: -1.50 | 151.00 St. Louis (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: -1.50 | 151.00 St. Louis (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION on the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Cards snapped a four-game skid by exploding for a 10-3 win in yesterday's series opener. St. Louis had only managed six runs in its previous four games, but used five home runs to end the Phillies' six-game win streak. Gaining momentum is difficult, but once lost it's even harder to find it again. This sets up as a classic letdown spot for the visitors, while conversely, St. Louis can smell the blood in the water and will be eager to build off yesterday's performance and to further mentally distance itself from its losing stretch. Philadelphia sends Aaron Nola (1-2, 3.55 ERA) to the hill, he's coming off a 3-0 win at Washington on Thursday. Nola has been great on the road this year, but horrible at home. We think these numbers quickly start correcting themselves, note that he owns a pedestrian 4.26 ERA in all night games this season. The home side counters with Michael Wacha (2-1, 3.07 ERA) who gave up four earned runs in 4 1/3's innings in his 2016 debut, but who has given up just six runs over his last 25 innings of work spanning four starts (note that Wacha owns a 0.75 ERA at home this year). All signs point to a lop-sided beatdown, a perfect situation to pull the trigger on a run-line selection; play on the CARDS on the RUN-LINE.
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The Cards snapped a four-game skid by exploding for a 10-3 win in yesterday's series opener. St. Louis had only managed six runs in its previous four games, but used five home runs to end the Phillies' six-game win streak. Gaining momentum is difficult, but once lost it's even harder to find it again. This sets up as a classic letdown spot for the visitors, while conversely, St. Louis can smell the blood in the water and will be eager to build off yesterday's performance and to further mentally distance itself from its losing stretch. Philadelphia sends Aaron Nola (1-2, 3.55 ERA) to the hill, he's coming off a 3-0 win at Washington on Thursday. Nola has been great on the road this year, but horrible at home. We think these numbers quickly start correcting themselves, note that he owns a pedestrian 4.26 ERA in all night games this season. The home side counters with Michael Wacha (2-1, 3.07 ERA) who gave up four earned runs in 4 1/3's innings in his 2016 debut, but who has given up just six runs over his last 25 innings of work spanning four starts (note that Wacha owns a 0.75 ERA at home this year). All signs point to a lop-sided beatdown, a perfect situation to pull the trigger on a run-line selection; play on the CARDS on the RUN-LINE.
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