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The Athletics and Mariners should deliver with limited runs. They’re the cornerstone of our parlay, and we’re combining this wager with the Giants vs. Reds Under 7.5 and the Red Sox at -1.5.
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The Red Sox let us down this week in their two-game series against the Braves. We weren’t expecting much in the series' first game, but we thought they could hit Sale and keep the finale much closer. Nick Pivetta was horrendous, and Boston is now back to one game above .500.
The Red Sox couldn’t have a better interleague series to get back on track this weekend. They will host the Nationals and it’s Patrick Corbin day. Corbin is what bettors like to call an auto fade. He is 0-3 with a 6.45 ERA and a 1.81 WHIP.
He has no strikeout ability and has surrendered 53 hits in 37.2 innings. The Red Sox have their ace in Tanner Houck. He has a 1.99 ERA and a 0.97 WHIP and has allowed just a single home run.
The Red Sox are slightly better than Washington, but they should be able to jump out to an early lead without an issue.
Bet on Red Sox -1.5 (-102) at FanDuel
Oracle is a pitcher's ballpark, so we always like leaning under when Logan Webb is on the mound. Webb has been fantastic at home this season with a 0.82 ERA compared to a 5.92 ERA on the road.
His OBA is nearly .100 points lower at home, so we believe he will have a massive game against a Reds team with the worst batting average in baseball. They’re 17th in runs scored and 20th in homers, so Cincinnati isn’t an offense we’re scared of against Logan Webb at home.
The Giants' offense has also been middle of the road. They’re 21st in home runs and not a team that can manufacture runs. They’re in the bottom third of baseball in nearly every offensive category, so it’s a good matchup for Andrew Abbott.
Abbott is 1-4 because the Reds don’t have a great offense, but he has given his team chances to win. He has a 3.32 ERA and a 1.16 WHIP.
He is coming off an eight-strikeout performance over five innings against Baltimore. Look for him to build off this start and keep the runs down at home.
Bet on Under 7.5 (-122) at FanDuel
Bryan Woo is one of the brightest 24-year-old arms in the game. He started the season on the IL because of elbow inflammation, which is a concern, but this is an excellent spot against Oakland.
He had a 4.21 ERA in 18 games last season with 93 strikeouts in 87.2 innings. Paul Blackburn will pitch for Oakland, and he has been fantastic this season with a 3-1 record, 3 ERA, and a 1.02 WHIP.
He isn’t a big strikeout pitcher but he does an excellent job keeping the ball down in the zone. The combination of these two pitchers gives us confidence we will see a defensive game.
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