10-19-10

[Mr. IWS]

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[Mr. IWS]

BEN BURNS

Philly/SF Under

UNDER phillies/giants

me: Philadelphia Phillies vs. San Francisco Giants Game Time: 10/19/2010 4:15:00 PM Prediction: under Reason: I'm playing on the Phillies and Giants to finish UNDER the total. The first two games of this series both finished with seven runs. With the series shifting to San Francisco and with yet another pair of highly capable pitchers on the mound, I expect an even lower-scoring affair. Yes, both Cain and Hamels have had longer layoffs than normal, which can sometimes have a negative effect. However, in this case, I feel that both starters will be just fine. These guys would be 'aces' on a lot of staffs. Both were excellent in their first round start and since then, both have been watching all these other outstanding pitching performances. They'll both be anxious to get back out there and show what they're capable of. Hamels was absolutely dominant in his lone playoff start vs. the Reds. In that game, he tossed a complete-game 5-hit shutout. He recorded 9 K's and 0 walks, en route to earning a 2-0 victory. Hamels, the 2008 World Series MVP, was quoted as saying: "Postseason is where it's at. It's the ultimate time to really show what kind of player you are, what kind of pitcher you are. These are the types of games and types of moments when you set foot in spring training it's the ultimate goal for the whole team to go out and enjoy." For the season, Hamels had a 2.94 ERA, including a very solid 3.02 ERA (1.15 WHIP) on the road. In 104 innings on the road, he had 109 K's with only 30 walks. The UNDER was 11-6 in his road starts and 22-12 overall. Like Hamels, Matt Cain was very tough in this season's lone playoff appearance. In 6 2/3 innings, he limited the Braves to a single unearned run. Cain was also very stingy at home all season. In 12 starts here, he went 8-4 with a 2.75 ERA and 1.032 WHIP. Cain was quoted as saying: "You just feel comfortable pitching at home. Just try to relax and try to almost enjoy it and soak it all in, to try to take the nerves off a little bit." True, its a low O/U line. However, when considering that the Phillies have seen the UNDER go 15-5-2 the last 22 times that they played a game with an O/U line of seven or less, including 10-3-1 on the road, it starts to seem a lot more reasonable. Look for those stats to improve here, as this one proves lower-scoring than many will be expecting. *10

[Mr. IWS]

BIG AL's TUESDAY MLB 3-PLAY PACKAGE!


Our Selection: Giants Opponent: Phillies Line: -105
Analysis: At 4:15 pm, our selection is on the San Francisco Giants over the Philadelphia Phillies. Take the Giants.



Our Selection: Yankees Opponent: Rangers Line: -146
Analysis: At 8:05 pm, our selection is on the New York Yankees over the Texas Rangers. Take the Yankees.




Our Selection: Yankees/Rangers 'over' Line: 9.5
Analysis: At 8:05 pm, our selection is on the Texas Rangers and New York Yankees 'over' the total. Take the 'over.'

[Mr. IWS]

Root

BILL- Phillies

[Mr. IWS]

Larry Ness

8* yankees