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Punter 2018 MLB 53-55
Punter 2017 MLB 190-127 +40.73 units
sides 18-18 = -5.80
totals 10-16 = -7.60
team ttls 6-5 = +0.30
first 5 1-1 = +0.00
run line 0-1 = -1.15
first to score 0-1 = -1.10
tm hits 1-1 = - 0.10
match hits 1-0 = ?
multi 16-11 = ?
first to 3 runs 0-1 = ?
DESPITE a winning day overall to start the month we’re disappointed with our MLB results for our members to start the month.
There’s plenty of time to turn things around, but let’s get to it from the get-go:
Kansas City Royals @ Boston Red Sox
The Red Sox broke out the bats once again in claiming their series opener against the Royals and will hope to do so again behind ace pitcher Chris Sale. Despite not getting off to his best start to a season, Sale is still holding opponents to a .203 batting average. That doesn’t bode well for a team that is still struggling to bring runners home, with the team averaging just 3.15 runs per game on the road this season. The Royals will also hope for a better outing from Jakob Junis this time out after he was hit for five home runs in just five innings pitched against the White Sox. While he has had a better time on the road this year (going 2-0 with a 1.20 ERA) there’s no way we see him halting this Red Sox lineup and keeping them quiet. Our projections have Boston winning this one by 3.6 runs and we feel the run line is still well priced given the disparity on the mound and at the plate.
Tip: Boston Red Sox -1.5 @ $1.78 (Crownbet) (1.5 units)
Milwaukee Brewers @ Cincinatti Reds
The Brewers were allowed to find their offensive groove once more as the Reds pitching staff failed to keep their ice cold bats in the freezer. Now that their offensive slumps look set to be put behind them the Brewers will look to put together another streak and get back to being one of the in-form teams in the majors. Milwaukee will send ace pitcher Chase Anderson to the mound and will hope he can continue his excellent showing on the road this season. The veteran is 1-1 with a 0.93 ERA in three starts away from Miller Park and should feel confident facing a Cincinatti team that he’s gone 2-1 with a 2.68 ERA against in seven career meetings. Meanwhile, Homer Bailey continues to struggle – as evidence in his 0-3 record and 4.19 ERA on the season. He hasn’t fared much better against the Brewers in the past either, owning a 4.65 ERA against them in 26 appearances. The value here is again too good to overlook and our data has a huge lean on Milwaukee taking the second-game in this series as well.
Tip: Milwaukee Brewers @ $1.87 (Unibet)
Punter Problems MLB multi
Chicago White Sox TT o/2.5 runs
Boston Red Sox
$2.03 (Crownbet)
Punter 2017 MLB 190-127 +40.73 units
sides 18-18 = -5.80
totals 10-16 = -7.60
team ttls 6-5 = +0.30
first 5 1-1 = +0.00
run line 0-1 = -1.15
first to score 0-1 = -1.10
tm hits 1-1 = - 0.10
match hits 1-0 = ?
multi 16-11 = ?
first to 3 runs 0-1 = ?
DESPITE a winning day overall to start the month we’re disappointed with our MLB results for our members to start the month.
There’s plenty of time to turn things around, but let’s get to it from the get-go:
Kansas City Royals @ Boston Red Sox
The Red Sox broke out the bats once again in claiming their series opener against the Royals and will hope to do so again behind ace pitcher Chris Sale. Despite not getting off to his best start to a season, Sale is still holding opponents to a .203 batting average. That doesn’t bode well for a team that is still struggling to bring runners home, with the team averaging just 3.15 runs per game on the road this season. The Royals will also hope for a better outing from Jakob Junis this time out after he was hit for five home runs in just five innings pitched against the White Sox. While he has had a better time on the road this year (going 2-0 with a 1.20 ERA) there’s no way we see him halting this Red Sox lineup and keeping them quiet. Our projections have Boston winning this one by 3.6 runs and we feel the run line is still well priced given the disparity on the mound and at the plate.
Tip: Boston Red Sox -1.5 @ $1.78 (Crownbet) (1.5 units)
Milwaukee Brewers @ Cincinatti Reds
The Brewers were allowed to find their offensive groove once more as the Reds pitching staff failed to keep their ice cold bats in the freezer. Now that their offensive slumps look set to be put behind them the Brewers will look to put together another streak and get back to being one of the in-form teams in the majors. Milwaukee will send ace pitcher Chase Anderson to the mound and will hope he can continue his excellent showing on the road this season. The veteran is 1-1 with a 0.93 ERA in three starts away from Miller Park and should feel confident facing a Cincinatti team that he’s gone 2-1 with a 2.68 ERA against in seven career meetings. Meanwhile, Homer Bailey continues to struggle – as evidence in his 0-3 record and 4.19 ERA on the season. He hasn’t fared much better against the Brewers in the past either, owning a 4.65 ERA against them in 26 appearances. The value here is again too good to overlook and our data has a huge lean on Milwaukee taking the second-game in this series as well.
Tip: Milwaukee Brewers @ $1.87 (Unibet)
Punter Problems MLB multi
Chicago White Sox TT o/2.5 runs
Boston Red Sox
$2.03 (Crownbet)
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