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AAA's SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH (+$12K MLB Y-T-D!)
(MLB) Kansas City vs. Toronto,
Money Line: -175.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: -175.00 Toronto (Home)
Result: Win
This is a 7* SITUATIONAL PITCHING MISMATCH on the Toronto Blue Jays.
Sometimes a favorite is a favorite for a reason and in this particular case, we feel the home side should in fact be a much larger one. The visitors hand the ball to the inconsistent Edinson Volquez (7-7, 4.89 ERA) who actually comes in off a decent outing vs. the Cardinals on Wednesday, scattering six hits over 6.2 innings of no-hit ball. Volquez though had given up 12 runs in just one inning vs. the Astros in his previous start and it was just the second time in six outings that he didn't walk at least two batters. Note that Volquez has struggled on the road this year, going just 2-4 with a poor 5.67 ERA. The home side counters with ace Aaron Sanchez (8-1, 3.16) who comes in off another dominating outing, this time vs. the Rockies at hitter friendly Coors Park on Wednesday, allowing only one run off six hits over eight innings, walking two and striking out three in the commanding performance. Sanchez now owns the seventh-best ERA in the AL at 3.08, while ranking fourth with 105.1 innings of work to this point. Sanchez has won his last seven decisions and he'll be looking to improve upon his already impressive 5-1, 2.52 ERA record in all "night" games. All signs point to a lop-sided rout from start to finish, lay the price with confidence on Sanchez and the hard-hitting BLUE JAYS.
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Sometimes a favorite is a favorite for a reason and in this particular case, we feel the home side should in fact be a much larger one. The visitors hand the ball to the inconsistent Edinson Volquez (7-7, 4.89 ERA) who actually comes in off a decent outing vs. the Cardinals on Wednesday, scattering six hits over 6.2 innings of no-hit ball. Volquez though had given up 12 runs in just one inning vs. the Astros in his previous start and it was just the second time in six outings that he didn't walk at least two batters. Note that Volquez has struggled on the road this year, going just 2-4 with a poor 5.67 ERA. The home side counters with ace Aaron Sanchez (8-1, 3.16) who comes in off another dominating outing, this time vs. the Rockies at hitter friendly Coors Park on Wednesday, allowing only one run off six hits over eight innings, walking two and striking out three in the commanding performance. Sanchez now owns the seventh-best ERA in the AL at 3.08, while ranking fourth with 105.1 innings of work to this point. Sanchez has won his last seven decisions and he'll be looking to improve upon his already impressive 5-1, 2.52 ERA record in all "night" games. All signs point to a lop-sided rout from start to finish, lay the price with confidence on Sanchez and the hard-hitting BLUE JAYS.
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