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(MLB) Houston vs. Texas,
Money Line: 107.00 Texas (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: 107.00 Texas (Home)
Result: Win
This is an 8* play on the Texas Rangers.
The visitors hand the ball to the struggling Dallas Keuchel (3-7, 5.50 ERA) who gave up three runs off six hits over six innings in a 3-0 loss to Arizona on Thursday. It was Keuchel's sixth loss in his last seven decisions. Note that Keuchel has been particularly horrible on the road this year, going just 2-4 with a ballooned 5.93 ERA (also note that Keuchel has lost both decisions vs. the Rangers this year, giving up 12 runs in nine innings of work). The home side counters with the red hot Cole Hamels (5-1, 3.39) who has already won two starts over Houston this year and who most recently gave up three runs off six hits over seven innings in a no-decision vs. the Indians on Wednesday. Hamels now owns a highly respectable 1.32 WHIP and 72 K's over 69 innings of work and is 3-1 with a 3.32 ERA in all night games thus far. These teams are both hitting the cover off the ball right now, so we'll call that area a "wash," but clearly Hamels has been the much more consistent starter this year. It's hard to believe that Keuchel is still getting as much respect from the oddsmakers as he does. The value is simply too good to turn down on the RANGERS.
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The visitors hand the ball to the struggling Dallas Keuchel (3-7, 5.50 ERA) who gave up three runs off six hits over six innings in a 3-0 loss to Arizona on Thursday. It was Keuchel's sixth loss in his last seven decisions. Note that Keuchel has been particularly horrible on the road this year, going just 2-4 with a ballooned 5.93 ERA (also note that Keuchel has lost both decisions vs. the Rangers this year, giving up 12 runs in nine innings of work). The home side counters with the red hot Cole Hamels (5-1, 3.39) who has already won two starts over Houston this year and who most recently gave up three runs off six hits over seven innings in a no-decision vs. the Indians on Wednesday. Hamels now owns a highly respectable 1.32 WHIP and 72 K's over 69 innings of work and is 3-1 with a 3.32 ERA in all night games thus far. These teams are both hitting the cover off the ball right now, so we'll call that area a "wash," but clearly Hamels has been the much more consistent starter this year. It's hard to believe that Keuchel is still getting as much respect from the oddsmakers as he does. The value is simply too good to turn down on the RANGERS.
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