Chris Jordan
I think we're going to see the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies stay under the posted total, as starting pitchers A.J. Cole and Aaron Nola will be embroiled in a pitchers' duel.
MAKE NOTE: All Run Line/Total plays automatically list pitchers with the starters who are scheduled to go at the time of the wager, and I want you to be sure the following pitchers are the starters of record on your ticket when making your play: Cole and Nola. If one or both of these pitchers is not going, this is a no-play.
Let's start with Cole, as two of the right-hander's best outings this season have come against the Phillies. He fired six innings of one-run ball in Philadelphia on May 6, and four months later tossed a pair of scoreless innings out of the bullpen on against these same Phillies, on Sept. 9. His confidence will be strong tonight at Citizens Bank Park.
This may or may not be Nola’s last start of 2017, as he may have one more, in the season-finale on Sunday. But the right-hander comes in with a 2-0 mark and 2.33 ERA over his past three starts, having thrown seven innings in each of his last two. He is 1-0 with a 3.31 ERA in three starts against the Nats, and will have his best stuff working tonight.
5* UNDER Nationals-Phillies (Cole-Nola)
I think we're going to see the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies stay under the posted total, as starting pitchers A.J. Cole and Aaron Nola will be embroiled in a pitchers' duel.
MAKE NOTE: All Run Line/Total plays automatically list pitchers with the starters who are scheduled to go at the time of the wager, and I want you to be sure the following pitchers are the starters of record on your ticket when making your play: Cole and Nola. If one or both of these pitchers is not going, this is a no-play.
Let's start with Cole, as two of the right-hander's best outings this season have come against the Phillies. He fired six innings of one-run ball in Philadelphia on May 6, and four months later tossed a pair of scoreless innings out of the bullpen on against these same Phillies, on Sept. 9. His confidence will be strong tonight at Citizens Bank Park.
This may or may not be Nola’s last start of 2017, as he may have one more, in the season-finale on Sunday. But the right-hander comes in with a 2-0 mark and 2.33 ERA over his past three starts, having thrown seven innings in each of his last two. He is 1-0 with a 3.31 ERA in three starts against the Nats, and will have his best stuff working tonight.
5* UNDER Nationals-Phillies (Cole-Nola)
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