PREMIUM
AAA's 10* INTERLEAGUE "ASSASSIN!" (+$48,000 BIG TICKET 10* RUN!)
(MLB) Arizona vs. Toronto,
Money Line: -179.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -179.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* ASSASSIN on the Toronto Blue Jays.
Arizona just dominated the Phillies, including a 5-1 victory on Monday afternoon (we had the Diamondbacks in that one). Now the team transitions North of the border to take on the hard-hitting Jays in an interleague contest. Suffice it to say, all signs definitely point to a classic "letdown" spot for the visitors tonight. Toronto also clearly has a major advantage on the mound. The visitors hand the ball to Patrick Corbin (3-6, 4.76 ERA) who comes in off a decent outing vs. the Dodgers last time out, giving up three runs off seven hits over six innings, suffering the setback in throwing opposite Clayton Kershaw. Corbin though would allow ten base runners in that one and note that he's struggled in this spot all season, going just 1-2 with a 5.75 ERA in all night games. The home side counters with Marco Estrada (5-2, 2.58) who went seven innings in a victory over Philadelphia on Wednesday, giving up two runs off four hits while striking out five. Estrada has now held his opposition to five hits or fewer in ten straight starts. He also posted his sixth straight quality start while recording five-plus K's for the fourth consecutive outing. Estrada now leads the AL in WHIP (0.98) and ranks third in ERA. And note that the hard-throwing right-hander has been dominant in this position all season, going 2-1 with a tiny 1.77 ERA at home. We played this one at -160 and while the price will likely climb higher as game time approaches, we're laying the chalk with confidence and expecting a lop-sided destruction from start to finish. Play on TORONTO.
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Arizona just dominated the Phillies, including a 5-1 victory on Monday afternoon (we had the Diamondbacks in that one). Now the team transitions North of the border to take on the hard-hitting Jays in an interleague contest. Suffice it to say, all signs definitely point to a classic "letdown" spot for the visitors tonight. Toronto also clearly has a major advantage on the mound. The visitors hand the ball to Patrick Corbin (3-6, 4.76 ERA) who comes in off a decent outing vs. the Dodgers last time out, giving up three runs off seven hits over six innings, suffering the setback in throwing opposite Clayton Kershaw. Corbin though would allow ten base runners in that one and note that he's struggled in this spot all season, going just 1-2 with a 5.75 ERA in all night games. The home side counters with Marco Estrada (5-2, 2.58) who went seven innings in a victory over Philadelphia on Wednesday, giving up two runs off four hits while striking out five. Estrada has now held his opposition to five hits or fewer in ten straight starts. He also posted his sixth straight quality start while recording five-plus K's for the fourth consecutive outing. Estrada now leads the AL in WHIP (0.98) and ranks third in ERA. And note that the hard-throwing right-hander has been dominant in this position all season, going 2-1 with a tiny 1.77 ERA at home. We played this one at -160 and while the price will likely climb higher as game time approaches, we're laying the chalk with confidence and expecting a lop-sided destruction from start to finish. Play on TORONTO.
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