PREMIUM
Schule's MLB National League *Game of the Year*
(MLB) Milwaukee vs. Philadelphia,
06/29/2015 3:05 PM, Score: 7 - 4
Money Line: 141.00 Philadelphia (Home)
Result: Loss
Money Line: 141.00 Philadelphia (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Brewers are 23 games out of first place in the NL Central, and they have lost 10 of their last 15 overall. Somehow the bookmakers have decided that Milwaukee should be an enormous favorite on the road at Philly tonight, taking on a Phillies team that has won four of it's last seven. The Phillies are coming off a win over the Nationals last night, and should be all fired up for a home series against one of the only teams in baseball that has a lower batting average than they do.
Sean O'Sullivan will toe the slab for the Phillies, and he's been pretty good at home. In fact, the Phillies have won four straight with O'Sullivan on the mound at Citizen's Bank Park. The 27 year old allowed just one run on four hits while fanning seven in five innings in a win over the Orioles in his last home start.
The Brewers hand the ball to Jimmy Nelson, who has failed to impress in his second year in the majors. Nelson (4-8, 4.34 ERA) went eight strong innings, allowing one run on two hits in a home win over the Mets his last time out. He was torched for 10 runs on 21 hits over 10 innings losing his previous two starts.
The Brewers have lost seven of Nelson's last 10 starts away from Miller Park.
Take PHI.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Brewers are 23 games out of first place in the NL Central, and they have lost 10 of their last 15 overall. Somehow the bookmakers have decided that Milwaukee should be an enormous favorite on the road at Philly tonight, taking on a Phillies team that has won four of it's last seven. The Phillies are coming off a win over the Nationals last night, and should be all fired up for a home series against one of the only teams in baseball that has a lower batting average than they do.
Sean O'Sullivan will toe the slab for the Phillies, and he's been pretty good at home. In fact, the Phillies have won four straight with O'Sullivan on the mound at Citizen's Bank Park. The 27 year old allowed just one run on four hits while fanning seven in five innings in a win over the Orioles in his last home start.
The Brewers hand the ball to Jimmy Nelson, who has failed to impress in his second year in the majors. Nelson (4-8, 4.34 ERA) went eight strong innings, allowing one run on two hits in a home win over the Mets his last time out. He was torched for 10 runs on 21 hits over 10 innings losing his previous two starts.
The Brewers have lost seven of Nelson's last 10 starts away from Miller Park.
Take PHI.
GL,
Jesse Schule
