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Will Rogers Free Pick
(MLB) Cleveland vs. Toronto,
Total: 7.50 | -106.00 Under
Result: Loss
Total: 7.50 | -106.00 Under
Result: Loss
1* free play on the Indians@Jays to go OVER the total.
The Toronto Blue Jays swept the Tigers over the weekend, out-scoring Detroit 29-6 in those games. They host the Cleveland Indians tonight, and with a couple of hot pitchers on the mound, the bookmakers are calling for a closely contested low scoring game. The Jays offense is firing on all cylinders though, and I don't think anything can stop them at this point.
Here are my keys to the game:
1. Pitching - The Jays hand the ball to David Price, who is having another phenomenal season. Price (13-4, 2.42 ERA) allowed two runs on five hits over six innings in a 12-4 win at Texas his last time out. He's 2-0 with an 0.42 ERA three starts versus Cleveland this season, but the Indians lineup is hitting a respectable .275 against him. The Indians counter with Danny Salazar, who allowed five runs on eight hits over 4/2 innings in a loss in the Bronx in his last start.
2. Edwin Encarnacion - The Jays designated hitter is crushing opposing pitchers over the last seven days, batting .391 with six home runs and 17 RBIs. He's 2-for-5 with a home run lifetime versus Salazar.
3. X-Factor - Toronto has won 24 of it's last 29 overall, and they've gone over the total in nine of their last 11.
Selection: This is a play on the Indians@Jays to go OVER the total (Free)
The Toronto Blue Jays swept the Tigers over the weekend, out-scoring Detroit 29-6 in those games. They host the Cleveland Indians tonight, and with a couple of hot pitchers on the mound, the bookmakers are calling for a closely contested low scoring game. The Jays offense is firing on all cylinders though, and I don't think anything can stop them at this point.
Here are my keys to the game:
1. Pitching - The Jays hand the ball to David Price, who is having another phenomenal season. Price (13-4, 2.42 ERA) allowed two runs on five hits over six innings in a 12-4 win at Texas his last time out. He's 2-0 with an 0.42 ERA three starts versus Cleveland this season, but the Indians lineup is hitting a respectable .275 against him. The Indians counter with Danny Salazar, who allowed five runs on eight hits over 4/2 innings in a loss in the Bronx in his last start.
2. Edwin Encarnacion - The Jays designated hitter is crushing opposing pitchers over the last seven days, batting .391 with six home runs and 17 RBIs. He's 2-for-5 with a home run lifetime versus Salazar.
3. X-Factor - Toronto has won 24 of it's last 29 overall, and they've gone over the total in nine of their last 11.
Selection: This is a play on the Indians@Jays to go OVER the total (Free)
