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(MLB) Cincinnati vs. Cleveland,
Money Line: -164.00 Cleveland (Home)
Result: Loss
Money Line: -164.00 Cleveland (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 9* ART OF WAR on the Cleveland Indians.
The Indians look to bounce back after Sunday's 6-0 home defeat to the A's, while the Reds look poised for another letdown here after falling 6-5 in extra innings at the Cubs yesterday afternoon. Cincinnati hands the ball to Anthony DeSclafani (3-1, 5.08 ERA) who gave up five runs off six hits with one walk while striking out five over 5.1 innings against the White Sox on Tuesday, lucky to earn a no-decision for the sub-par effort. That's back-to-back poor efforts now for DeSclafani, who is just 0-1 with a 7.02 ERA in all "night" contests thus far. The home side goes with Mike Clevinger (7-3, 3.11) who gave up three runs off eight hits while striking out five over six innings in a victory over these very Indians on Sunday. To go along with his highly respectable ERA, Clevinger also sports 99 strikeouts over 110 innings of work; note that he's 3-1 with a 3.68 ERA at home to this point as well. Note as well that the Reds are just 22-28 (-1.8 units) this year against clubs with winning records, while the Tribe are 31-14 (+6.9 units) against teams with losing records this year. All things considered, we absolutely believe that this line could/should in fact be a lot larger. Play on the INDIANS.
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The Indians look to bounce back after Sunday's 6-0 home defeat to the A's, while the Reds look poised for another letdown here after falling 6-5 in extra innings at the Cubs yesterday afternoon. Cincinnati hands the ball to Anthony DeSclafani (3-1, 5.08 ERA) who gave up five runs off six hits with one walk while striking out five over 5.1 innings against the White Sox on Tuesday, lucky to earn a no-decision for the sub-par effort. That's back-to-back poor efforts now for DeSclafani, who is just 0-1 with a 7.02 ERA in all "night" contests thus far. The home side goes with Mike Clevinger (7-3, 3.11) who gave up three runs off eight hits while striking out five over six innings in a victory over these very Indians on Sunday. To go along with his highly respectable ERA, Clevinger also sports 99 strikeouts over 110 innings of work; note that he's 3-1 with a 3.68 ERA at home to this point as well. Note as well that the Reds are just 22-28 (-1.8 units) this year against clubs with winning records, while the Tribe are 31-14 (+6.9 units) against teams with losing records this year. All things considered, we absolutely believe that this line could/should in fact be a lot larger. Play on the INDIANS.
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