Art Aronson

This is an 8* on UNDER

Heading into yesterday, both these teams were coming off series where every game went Over. But those series were against American League opponents. In the case of Colorado, they were on the road, so they got to play with a DH. Yesterday’s 3-0 win by the Padres marked a return to form for both teams. When the Rockies are on the road and NOT getting to use a DH, the results at the plate are typically pretty dire. They are putting up just 3.1 runs/contest away from Coors Field this year. As a team, they have hit .210 in those games. That is clearly the predominant reason for their 11-39 road record. As for San Diego, shutting out the Rockies yesterday was not all that special. Visitors are putting up only 3.7 runs/contest at Petco Park this season. In their last four games here, the Rockies have scored a total of eight times. They’ve actually won two of those four games though as the Padres have also scored a total of eight times. The Under is 4-0 in those four games obviously and you should expect it to come in again tonight. Jon Gray has had a nice six-start stretch for Colorado. One of those six starts saw him limit San Diego to one run and three hits in six innings. Gray has a 2.99 career ERA vs. SD and has limited them to a .227 average this season. Ryan Weathers opposed Gray back on July 11th and that ended up being a 3-1 final. Weathers again opposes Gray today. He’s since thrown four shutout innings vs. Miami on 7/24. Play on UNDER

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This is a 10* on UNDER

After scoring twice in the first inning last night, Detroit never looked back and ended up beating Baltimore 6-2. The Tigers have now won three in a row and are within five games of .500. The Orioles are 31 games below the Mendoza line and simply playing out the string. They had won four of five coming into this series, but all of those games were against National League teams and at home. They’ve given up a lot of runs in 2021, more than any other AL team in fact, but Detroit isn’t likely to score more than they did here last night. Matt Harvey, believe it or not, has been pretty good for B-more of late. He’s allowed no runs in his last two starts, both of which were six-inning efforts. He’s only allowed four hits and one walk! Skubal will pitch tonight for the Tigers and he’s got a 0.94 WHIP his last three starts. The Orioles got just 29 at-bats last night (which is two more than the minimum) and had only four hits. The last time Skubal pitched at home, he allowed one run in six innings. His last three starts have all gone Under and that doesn’t even count a start here at home on 6/27 when he held Houston (MLB’s highest scoring team) to one hit in seven innings. The Under is on a 7-3-1 run for the Tigers if they scored 5 or more runs in the last game. Play on UNDER

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