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Game of the Week (MLB) - Schule's Top Rated O/U Tests +$15,642 YTD Totals Record
(MLB) San Diego vs. San Francisco,
04/26/2016 6:15 PM, Score: 0 - 1
Total: 7.00 | 103.00 Under
Result: Loss
Total: 7.00 | 103.00 Under
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on SD@SF to go OVER the total.
The Giants beat the Padres by a score of 5-4 in the series opener, and I think we could see a similar scoreline in Game 2. San Francisco comes in as winners of three of their last four, and the Giants have gone over in five straight.
Johnny Cueto will toe the slab for San Francisco, and he's off to a stellar start to the season. Cueto (3-1, 3.49 ERA) allowed three runs on eight hits over seven innings in a home loss to Arizona his last time out. The Padres have really had their way with Cueto, batting a combined .351 over 94 at bats. Matt Kemp and Jon Jay have both hit better than .400 against him, with a combined five home runs between them.
The Padres will hand the ball to "Big Game James", although he's hardly lived up to the moniker. Shields (0-3, 4.15 ERA) allowed three runs on five hits and two walks over six innings in an 11-1 loss to the Pirates his last time out. He's struggled with his command, dishing out a total of eight free passes in his last three starts.
The veteran has only had one start in San Francisco over the last three seasons, and that was a disaster. He was torched for seven runs on nine hits in just four innings in that game.
Take OVER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Giants beat the Padres by a score of 5-4 in the series opener, and I think we could see a similar scoreline in Game 2. San Francisco comes in as winners of three of their last four, and the Giants have gone over in five straight.
Johnny Cueto will toe the slab for San Francisco, and he's off to a stellar start to the season. Cueto (3-1, 3.49 ERA) allowed three runs on eight hits over seven innings in a home loss to Arizona his last time out. The Padres have really had their way with Cueto, batting a combined .351 over 94 at bats. Matt Kemp and Jon Jay have both hit better than .400 against him, with a combined five home runs between them.
The Padres will hand the ball to "Big Game James", although he's hardly lived up to the moniker. Shields (0-3, 4.15 ERA) allowed three runs on five hits and two walks over six innings in an 11-1 loss to the Pirates his last time out. He's struggled with his command, dishing out a total of eight free passes in his last three starts.
The veteran has only had one start in San Francisco over the last three seasons, and that was a disaster. He was torched for seven runs on nine hits in just four innings in that game.
Take OVER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
