The fades are on the money. I'm not trying to be funny either.
So the advantage continues to fade the plays, which have been popular public type picks.
Tampa Bay Devil Rays at Baltimore Orioles.
James Shields vs Erik Bedard.
James is on the rise. He is pitching 2.84 ERA in August posting 2-1 record in 4 outings. Boston (3-2 ND), @Seattle (2-0 loss), Toronto (8-3 win) and Texas (3-4 win) He is a home pitcher (3.24 home vs 5.91 road), day pitcher (3.91 day vs 5.04 night) right bats are hitting .326 and left .265 Strike to walk is excellent 27-5
Erik is on the decline. He is pitching 4.63 ERA in August posting 0-3 record in 4 outings. Seattle (2-1 loss), @Toronto (3-4 loss), @New York (6-3 ND) and Toronto (9-2 loss) Erik also like the home mound (3.16 home vs 5.00 road),
day pitcher (3.14 day vs 4.48 night) right bats are hitting .259 and left .227
Don't take his surface record for August, against Mariners he got no run support, against Yankees he left giving up 1 run and against Blue Jays he faced Doc Halladay twice. His last outing was bad.
I'm backing good pitching on this one, is it a fade or a play?
TAM/BAL UNDER 9 at 100 for 2 units(W)
1-0 +2.00 units
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Nice win tonight, Clutch! Keep it up!
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