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(MLB) Milwaukee vs. Atlanta,
Money Line: -128.00 Atlanta (Home)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -128.00 Atlanta (Home)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* UNDER-THE-RADAR PLAY on the Atlanta Braves.
This is a big pitching mismatch. Milwaukee may have the advantage at the plate, but Atlanta has a huge advantage on the mound. Matt Wisler (2-3, 2.93 ERA) gets the call for the home side, he's gotten better as the season has progressed, going 2-1 with a 1.80 ERA in four starts in May. Most recently he allowed one run and struck out a season-high seven (for a second consecutive outing) over 6 2/3's innings of work in a 7-1 victory at Philadelphia on Friday. The Braves are just 2-19 in Atlanta after yesterday's 3-2, 13-inning defeat, so clearly the team will be hungry to start notching some victories in front of the home town crowd. Milwaukee hasn't been tearing the cover off the ball lately anyways, managing just six runs total over its last three games, with four of its last five outings decided by a single run. The visitors counter with confirmed "gas can" Wily Peralta (2-5, 6.99) who gave up three runs over 5 2/3's innings in a 3-2 setback to the Mets on Friday. Peralta is now 0-5 with a ballooned 5.35 ERA over his last eight on the road. If ever the Braves were going to wake up at the plate, this is the matchup in which to do it and with Wisler as clearly the superior starter in this spot, all signs do indeed point to the home side as the savvy move in this contest. Play on ATLANTA.
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This is a big pitching mismatch. Milwaukee may have the advantage at the plate, but Atlanta has a huge advantage on the mound. Matt Wisler (2-3, 2.93 ERA) gets the call for the home side, he's gotten better as the season has progressed, going 2-1 with a 1.80 ERA in four starts in May. Most recently he allowed one run and struck out a season-high seven (for a second consecutive outing) over 6 2/3's innings of work in a 7-1 victory at Philadelphia on Friday. The Braves are just 2-19 in Atlanta after yesterday's 3-2, 13-inning defeat, so clearly the team will be hungry to start notching some victories in front of the home town crowd. Milwaukee hasn't been tearing the cover off the ball lately anyways, managing just six runs total over its last three games, with four of its last five outings decided by a single run. The visitors counter with confirmed "gas can" Wily Peralta (2-5, 6.99) who gave up three runs over 5 2/3's innings in a 3-2 setback to the Mets on Friday. Peralta is now 0-5 with a ballooned 5.35 ERA over his last eight on the road. If ever the Braves were going to wake up at the plate, this is the matchup in which to do it and with Wisler as clearly the superior starter in this spot, all signs do indeed point to the home side as the savvy move in this contest. Play on ATLANTA.
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