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Baseball Crusher 6/30

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Wednesday’s Streaking and Slumping Starting Pitchers

Streaking

Felix Hernandez (5-5, 3.28), Seattle Mariners

Since getting roughed up by the rowdy Rangers on June 8, King Felix has been perched high atop his throne.

Hernandez has tossed complete games in his last two starts, giving up two and one earned run respectively. He worked 8.2 innings in a 4-2 win over the Padres in the outing prior. Over those three starts, Hernandez struck out 26 hitters while walking only three.

“He has turned into one of the true No. 1s on a major league staff,” Padres manager Bud Black said after Hernandez held his team to four hits.

The UNDER is 4-0-2 in Hernandez’s last six starts and opposing offenses are averaging 2.5 runs per game.

Slumping

Kevin Slowey (7-5, 4.79), Minnesota Twins

After a five-game tear that spanned from mid-May to June 8, Slowey is slowly started to fall off the wagon.

The Twins right-hander has surrendered no less than five runs in each of his last three outings. Slowey yielded five home runs and 17 earned runs during that stretch (12.1 innings) while striking out 10. Slowey suffered the shortest game of his career in the start before last. The Phillies touched him up for two homers and seven earned runs in 1.2 innings on the hill.

“I think everybody in this clubhouse is frustrated,” Slowey said. “We’re disappointed and frustrated and we know we’re better than this and that goes for me, too.”

Returning

Jair Jurrjens (0-3, 6.38), Atlanta Braves

Kenshin Kawakami was moved to the bullpen to make room for Jair Jurrjens, who has been on the disabled list since April 30 with a strained hamstring.

In 2009, Jurrjens was one of Atlanta’s top pitchers. He compiled a 14-10 record with a flashy 2.60 ERA and 1.21 WHIP. In his first start of 2010, the righty pitched shutout ball over 5.0 innings against the Cubs. But in four starts after, Jurrjens gave up eight, three, three and three earned runs.

Jurrjens will likely be on a tight pitch count Wednesday and the Braves are priced as -175 favorites against the visiting Nationals.

Debuting

Barry Enright (0-0, 0.00) Arizona Diamondbacks

The D-Backs called up Barry Enright from Double-A Mobile to start Wednesday’s game against the Cardinals. In 15 starts at the minor-league level (93.2 innings), Enright is 4-1 with 2.88 ERA, 83 strikeouts and 15 walks.

The 24-year-old Enright is taking the place of Edwin Jackson, whose start was pushed back to Friday after throwing 149 pitches during his no-hitter last week. If he pitches well enough, Enright could snatch a spot in the rotation from the struggling Dontrelle Willis.

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Wednesday Afternoon Tips
By Kevin Rogers

The final day of June provides bettors with plenty of afternoon action, including four games involving both teams in playoff contention. The NL West showcases its top four teams playing getaway day games, including the Giants hosting the Dodgers and the Padres entertaining the Rockies. We'll start first in Cincinnati with Dusty Baker's red-hot club trying to close out the Phillies.

Phillies at Reds - 12:35 PM EST

Cincinnati has slowly reclaimed the offense that it lost it Seattle, as the Reds are averaging 5.5 runs/game in a 6-1 run that has put them atop the NL Central. The Phillies' offense has been resurrected after a cold streak at the end of May, but Philadelphia needs to leap-frog a pair of teams in the NL East.

Roy Halladay's (9-6, 2.29 ERA) record may not look as sterling as you would expect with his ERA, as the Phillies' ace is coming off seven innings of scoreless baseball against his ex-mates in a 7-0 shutout of Toronto. Halladay has actually put up better numbers on the road, compiling a 5-2 mark on the highway to go along with an ERA of 2.09. The last time the righty faced the Reds was in 2008 as a member of the Jays, as Toronto tagged Halladay for five runs in a 6-5 road win.

The Reds counter with Aaron Harang (6-7, 5.07 ERA), who has been the model of inconsistency this season. Harang, who finished 16-6 in 2007, has won just 18 games over the last three seasons combined. The tall right-hander is coming off consecutive quality starts, even though it came against Cleveland and Seattle. Harang has actually pitched well against this Philadelphia club, beating the Phillies twice last season by allowing four earned wins in the two victories.

Cincinnati is 7-3 the last ten home day games, while cashing the 'under' in four straight day games overall. The Phillies have lost five of their previous seven road games under the sun, which includes a 1-1 mark over the weekend against the Jays in mythical away games at Citizens Bank Park.

Tigers at Twins - 1:10 PM EST

Minnesota is going backwards quickly inside the AL Central after dropping the series opener to Detroit on Monday night, 7-5. That marks the sixth loss in seven games for Ron Gardenhire's team, who is in a three-horse race with the Tigers and White Sox in the division. Kevin Slowey looks to stop the bleeding for Minnesota, but he's going to have to fix his woes if the Twins want to win.

Slowey (7-5, 4.79 ERA) has allowed 17 earned runs in his last three starts, which totals to an ERA of 12.41. Somehow, the Twins managed to win one of those games, rallying from five runs down in the ninth inning to shock the Phillies, 13-10 in extra innings. Slowey has always been a great control pitcher, issuing only 17 walks in 14 starts. The good news is that's not his problem; instead, Slowey is getting knocked all over the diamond by allowing at least six hits in eight of his last ten outings.

Rookie Andrew Oliver (0-1, 3.00 ERA) makes his second start, after falling in his debut at Atlanta, 3-1. The ex-Oklahoma State southpaw showed promise by delivering six innings of five-hit ball, but the Tigers' bats did little against Kris Medlen and the Braves. Oliver faces a Minnesota club that has been ruthless at home against left-handed starters, compiling a 7-2 mark at Target Field versus southpaws.

The Twins own a perfect 4-0 day record at home against left-handers, but are just 2-5 at Target Field in the third game of a series. The Tigers are 1-4 the last five matinees on the road, after starting the season 6-3 in this situation.

Rockies at Padres - 3:35 PM EST

Colorado drew first blood with a 10-6 victory on Monday night as Ubaldo Jimenez captured his league-leading 14th win of the season. The Rockies are now 5-2 against the leaders of the NL West, as the Padres try to hold onto the lead inside the division.

A pair of left-handers takes the mound at Petco Park as Jeff Francis and Clayton Richard square off. Francis (2-2, 3.53 ERA) has been a welcome return to the pitching staff after missing the entire 2009 season due to left shoulder surgery. The British Columbia native is coming off three straight quality starts, despite receiving credit for only one win (Colorado won all three games). Francis has been involved in five one-run games out of eight starts, while six outings have finished 'under' the total.

Richard (5-4, 2.75 ERA) won for the first time in four starts in a 3-0 victory at Florida last Friday. The ex-White Sox lefty has been the victim of poor run support, with the Padres providing less than three runs an outing for Richard. The Padres are 1-3 in Richard's last four home starts, as San Diego fell to a pair of AL cellar-dwellers in the Orioles and Mariners his last two outings. The Rockies have beaten Richard twice this season, including a 6-5 extra-innings win back in early May at Petco Park.

Colorado has won five of its past six matinee contests on the road, while seven of its last 11 day games on the highway have finished 'under' the total. The Padres have claimed four of six home games under the sun, but all four wins have come against below .500 teams.

Dodgers at Giants - 3:45 PM EST

San Francisco plays its final home game prior to the All-Star Break, as the Giants hit the road for a three-city, 11-game trip following Wednesday's matchup with Los Angeles. The Dodgers bounced back from Sunday's meltdown to the Yankees by knocking off the Giants in the series opener, 4-2.

Jonathan Sanchez (6-5, 3.03 ERA) hasn't been particularly sharp recently, allowing five earned runs and nine walks in his last two starts (8 IP). The Giants have won five of the southpaw's last six starts, despite only two of those outings being quality ones. The Dodgers beat Sanchez in four of five games last season, as the lefty didn't last past the fifth inning in any start.

Veteran Vicente Padilla (1-2, 5.82 ERA) is winless since coming off the disabled list on June 19, falling to the Red Sox and Yankees in one-run setbacks. Padilla is coming off a strong outing against New York, giving up six hits and two earned runs in seven innings, but the Dodgers provided little run support in a 2-1 defeat. Padilla limited the Giants four hits and three earned runs in seven innings of a 10-8 victory at Chavez Ravine back in April.

The Dodgers are 9-4 the last 13 meetings with the Giants, including the series victory in Los Angeles in April. San Francisco is 6-2 the previous eight day games at AT&T Park, while going 6-1 the last seven Game 3's at home.

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20*Ny mets under 9 1/2 (-110)
20*New York Yankees -151

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Toronto Over 9.5

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Hondo

Hondo was right on target last night with the White Sox, who hosed the Royals to lower the DPO (dead presidents owed) to 880 roseboros

Tonight, he'll lean on the Sawx and Metamucils to 86 their opponents -- 10 units apiece on Matsuzaka and Pelfrey.

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with the White Sox.

Wednesday: Dodgers. Deficit: 945 sirignanos.

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Proffesional tipster 80-62-15 (1-0)

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The Sharp Side 6/30

San Diego Padres (-128)

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Sportrends (6/30)

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