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AAA's Interleague WORLD FAMOUS RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION!
(MLB) Detroit vs. Pittsburgh,
Point Spread: 1.50 | -158.00 Detroit (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: 1.50 | -158.00 Detroit (Away)
Result: Win
This is a 6* RUN-LINE DESTRUCTION on the Detroit Tigers.
The Tigers are rolling and in a game which I believe will be decided late or in extra innings, I have no problems at all in laying the price for the extra 1.5 runs of insurance. After losing 5-4 to Pittsburgh on Monday night, the Tigers bounced back with a 2-0 win on Tuesday. Detroit is batting .328 and averaging 6.6 runs per game so far this year. Alfredo Simon gets the call for the visitors, he has plenty of experience throwing against the Pirates while with the Reds and has gone 2-1 with a 4.23 ERA in his last four vs. them. Simon looked pretty good in his debut for his new club, giving up three runs over 5 1/3's innings in the Tigers' 8-4 win over Cleveland on Friday. The home side counters with Francisco Liriano, who missed his second scheduled start because of the birth of his daughter; Liriano gave up two runs, two hits and three walks over seven innings on April 6th vs. the Reds, leaving without a decision. Liriano would be wise to be wary of Tigers' slugger Victor Martinez though, who is 13 for 28 with a home run and six doubles against him. And note that Pirates' slugger Andrew McCutchen is hitting only .185 this year, but still somehow manages to lead the team with seven RBIs. Play on DETROIT on the RUN-LINE.
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The Tigers are rolling and in a game which I believe will be decided late or in extra innings, I have no problems at all in laying the price for the extra 1.5 runs of insurance. After losing 5-4 to Pittsburgh on Monday night, the Tigers bounced back with a 2-0 win on Tuesday. Detroit is batting .328 and averaging 6.6 runs per game so far this year. Alfredo Simon gets the call for the visitors, he has plenty of experience throwing against the Pirates while with the Reds and has gone 2-1 with a 4.23 ERA in his last four vs. them. Simon looked pretty good in his debut for his new club, giving up three runs over 5 1/3's innings in the Tigers' 8-4 win over Cleveland on Friday. The home side counters with Francisco Liriano, who missed his second scheduled start because of the birth of his daughter; Liriano gave up two runs, two hits and three walks over seven innings on April 6th vs. the Reds, leaving without a decision. Liriano would be wise to be wary of Tigers' slugger Victor Martinez though, who is 13 for 28 with a home run and six doubles against him. And note that Pirates' slugger Andrew McCutchen is hitting only .185 this year, but still somehow manages to lead the team with seven RBIs. Play on DETROIT on the RUN-LINE.
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