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Why we like the Orioles RL on Tuesday at -110...the Astros have been playing their best ball of the season up to date where they have won their last 6 of 8 games going into Colorado and Los Angeles. A few of the reasons that we will fade them on Tuesday is because they will be making the trip from LA to Houston where they are 9-21 on the season as well as over their past seven games during their winning streak, they still only managed to score an average of 4.3 rpg which is right on par to where they have been all season long. The Orioles will be coming into Tuesdays game playing some good ball of their own winning their last 4 of 5 games against the Nationals and Tigers at home where they averaged 4.9 rpg over their last seven games. On the season, the Orioles are 5-2 when playing after a day off, which plays even better for them as they were able to have an extra day in Houston on Monday before the Astros even got there. The Orioles will be pitching Chris Tillman who comes into this game with a 4.26 era on the season but his numbers are a bit strange where he his predominately better on the road than he is at home. Tillman has a 3-0 road record to match his 2.59 road era where he has allowed just 2 HRs in 24 innings, compared to the 14 total HRs that he has allowed all season. Tillmans last two road starts came against the above average offenses of the Angels and Blue Jays where he allowed a total of 3 runs through 13 innings on 2 BBs and 10 Ks. The Astros will be pitching Lucas Harrell who comes into this game with a 5.37 era and unlike Tillman is predominately worse at home than he is on the road. Harrell has a 2-4 home record to match a 7.15 home era where he has allowed 44 hits on 6 HRs through 34 innings compared to the 8 HRs that he has allowed all season. Harrells last home start came on May 25th against the A's where he allowed 6 runs through 1 inning on 6 hits, 3 BBs and 1 K. The Orioles come in with the bullpen edge as they are well rested and have a 4.22 road era compared the Astros home bullpen era of 5.64. A trend to keep in mind is that the Orioles are 17-12 in road games while the Astros are 9-21 in home games.
Play on the Orioles RL at -110
Tuesday MLB
Why we like the Orioles RL on Tuesday at -110...the Astros have been playing their best ball of the season up to date where they have won their last 6 of 8 games going into Colorado and Los Angeles. A few of the reasons that we will fade them on Tuesday is because they will be making the trip from LA to Houston where they are 9-21 on the season as well as over their past seven games during their winning streak, they still only managed to score an average of 4.3 rpg which is right on par to where they have been all season long. The Orioles will be coming into Tuesdays game playing some good ball of their own winning their last 4 of 5 games against the Nationals and Tigers at home where they averaged 4.9 rpg over their last seven games. On the season, the Orioles are 5-2 when playing after a day off, which plays even better for them as they were able to have an extra day in Houston on Monday before the Astros even got there. The Orioles will be pitching Chris Tillman who comes into this game with a 4.26 era on the season but his numbers are a bit strange where he his predominately better on the road than he is at home. Tillman has a 3-0 road record to match his 2.59 road era where he has allowed just 2 HRs in 24 innings, compared to the 14 total HRs that he has allowed all season. Tillmans last two road starts came against the above average offenses of the Angels and Blue Jays where he allowed a total of 3 runs through 13 innings on 2 BBs and 10 Ks. The Astros will be pitching Lucas Harrell who comes into this game with a 5.37 era and unlike Tillman is predominately worse at home than he is on the road. Harrell has a 2-4 home record to match a 7.15 home era where he has allowed 44 hits on 6 HRs through 34 innings compared to the 8 HRs that he has allowed all season. Harrells last home start came on May 25th against the A's where he allowed 6 runs through 1 inning on 6 hits, 3 BBs and 1 K. The Orioles come in with the bullpen edge as they are well rested and have a 4.22 road era compared the Astros home bullpen era of 5.64. A trend to keep in mind is that the Orioles are 17-12 in road games while the Astros are 9-21 in home games.
Play on the Orioles RL at -110
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