National League
Nationals @ Cubs
Roark is 2-1, 2.36 in his last five starts, four of which stayed under.
Arrieta is 6-0, 0.84 in six starts (over 6-0); Cubs outscored foes 42-8 in those games. .
Washington lost four of its last five games, four of which went over. Cubs won ten of last 11 games; over is 11-3-1 in their last fifteen games.
Phillies @ Marlins
Nola is 2-0, 0.43 in his last three starts (under 5-1).
Nicolino is 2-0, 2.70 in two starts this year (over 1-1).
Phillies lost four of their last six games; under is 8-3-1 in their last 12. Marlins won ten of last 12 games; five of their last seven home games stayed under.
Diamondbacks @ Braves
Corbin is 0-2, 7.94 in his last three starts; his last four starts went over.
Foltynewicz allowed four runs in 3.2 IP (98 PT) in his first '16 start.
Arizona lost six of its last eight games but won last two; seven of its last nine games stayed under total. Braves lost 13 of last 16 games- they're 1-14 at home.
Brewers @ Reds
Guerra allowed four runs in six IP (72 PT) in his first MLB start.
Lamb allowed one run in six IP (103 PT) in his first '16 start.
Milwaukee is 4-9 on road; over is 11-3-2 in its last 16 games. Cincinnati won three of last four games; over is 8-2-1 in its last eleven at home.
Pirates @ Cardinals
Cole is 2-3, 4.94 in five starts this year, last four of which went over.
Wacha is 2-2, 1.91 in his last five starts; Cardinals got shut out in his last two starts. Three of his last four starts stayed under the total.
Pirates lost five of last six games but won seven of last nine on road; over is 10-3 in their last 13 road games. St Louis won four of its last six games.
Mets @ Padres
Harvey is 1-2, 6.06 in three road starts this year (over 3-3).
Cashner is 1-1, 9.35 in his last two starts; three of his last four went over.
New York lost three of last five games; over is 9-3 in its last 12 on the road. Padres are 6-3 in their last nine games; six of their last nine games stayed under the total.
Rockies @ Giants
Butler allowed five runs in 52 IP (80 PT) in his first '16 start.
Samardzija is 3-0, 2.95 in his last three starts; both his home starts went over.
Colorado lost four of its last six games; under is 9-4 in its last thirteen road games. Giants won seven of last nine home games; over is 13-3 in their last 16 home games.
American League
A's @ Orioles
Graveman is 0-2, 8.18 in his last two starts (under 3-2).
Tillman is 2-0, 1.37 in his last three starts; five of his six starts stayed under.
A's lost five of their last six games; over is 10-6 in their last 16 games. Orioles lost four of their last seven games; under is 11-5-1 in their home games.
Red Sox @ Bronx
Wright is 2-3, 2.51 in five starts; three of his last four starts stayed under.
Severino is 0-4, 6.66 in five starts this year, four of which stayed under.
Boston won 11 of its last 15 games; six of their last nine games stayed under total New York won three of last four games; eight of its last 11 games stayed under total.
Rangers @ Tigers
Perez is 1-0, 1.64 in his last two starts; four of his last five starts stayed under.
Verlander is 1-2, 5.89 in his last three starts (over 4-1-1).
Texas lost seven of last ten road games, but won last two; 11 of its 16 road games stayed under total. Detroit lost its last five games; ten of its last 14 games went over.
Royals @ Indians
Volquez is 0-2, 7.11 in his last two starts (under 5-1).
Tomlin is 4-0, 3.52 in four starts this year (over 3-1).
Royals lost eight of their last 11 games; seven of their last nine road games stayed under total. Cleveland won four of its last five games; four of its last six home games went over the total.
Twins @ White Sox
Duffey is 0-1, 4.36 in two starts this year (over 1-1).
Quintana is 4-1, 1.66 in six starts this year, last five of which stayed under.
Minnesota is 2-14 on the road; over is 8-1-1 in their last ten road games. Chicago won 13 of last 18 games; nine of their last 12 home games stayed under.
Mariners @ Astros
Iwakuma is 1-1, 3.60 in his last three starts (over 4-2).
McHugh is 2-0, 5.06 in his last two starts; over is 4-1-1 in his '16 starts.
Mariners won 13 of their last 17 games; five of their last seven road games went over the total. Houston is 6-12 in its last 18 games; over is 9-4-1 in its last 14.
Rays @ Angels
Andriese is making first '16 start; he is 3-5, 4.11 in 25 big league games (eight starts). He is 1-2, 3.41 in six AAA starts this season. .
Tropeano is 0-1, 5.17 in his last three starts (under 3-0-2).
Tampa Bay won its last three games; six of its last seven road games went under the total. Angels lost six of last eight games. Under is 8-2 in their last ten home games.
Interleague
Dodgers @ Blue Jays
Stripling is 0-2, 7.24 in his last three starts (under 4-0-1).
Estrada is 1-2, 2.64 in five starts, all of which stayed under total.
Dodgers lost eight of last 11 games; five of their last seven road games went over the total. Toronto won six of its last nine games; seven of its last ten games stayed under the total
Teams won-lost records when this pitcher starts:
Wsh-Chi-- Roark 2-4; Arrieta 6-0
Phil-Mia-- Nola 3-3; Nicolino 2-0
Mil-Cin-- Guerra 1-0; Lamb 0-1
Az-Atl-- Corbin 2-4; Foltynewicz 0-1
Pitt-StL-- Cole 2-3; Wacha 5-1
Col-SF-- Butler 0-1; Samardzija 4-2
NY-SD-- Harvey 2-4; Cashner 4-2
A's-Balt-- Graveman 1-4; Tillman 5-1
Bos-NY-- Wright 2-3; Severino 0-5
Tex-Det-- Perez 1-5; Verlander 3-3
KC-Clev-- Volquez 4-2; Tomlin 4-0
Minn-Chi-- Duffey 0-2; Quintana 5-1
Sea-Hst-- Iwakuma 3-3; McHugh 3-3
TB-LAA-- Andriese 0-0; Tropeano 2-3
LA-Tor-- Stripling 2-3; Estrada 2-3
Starting pitchers allowing 1+ runs in first inning:
Wsh-Chi-- Roark 1-6; Arrieta 0-6
Phil-Mia-- Nola 3-6; Nicolino 0-2
Mil-Cin-- Guerra 1-1; Lamb 1-1
Az-Atl-- Corbin 4-6; Foltynewicz 1-1
Pitt-StL-- Cole 1-5; Wacha 2-6
Col-SF-- Butler 0-1; Samardzija 1-6
NY-SD-- Harvey 2-6; Cashner 3-6
A's-Balt-- Graveman 1-5; Tillman 2-6
Bos-NY-- Wright 3-5; Severino 2-5
Tex-Det-- Perez 1-6; Verlander 4-6
KC-Clev-- Volquez 1-6; Tomlin 2-4
Minn-Chi-- Duffey 2-2; Quintana 1-6
Sea-Hst-- Iwakuma 1-6; McHugh 4-6
TB-LAA-- Andriese 0-0; Tropeano 2-5
LA-Tor-- Stripling 0-5; Estrada 2-5
Umpires
Pitt-StL-- Three of four Gibson games went over the total.
Wsh-Chi-- Under is 9-4 in last thirteen Reyburn games.
Col-SF-- Six of last nine Bucknor games went over total.
Mil-Cin-- Five of last six Barber games went over.
Phil-Mia-- Four of last five Davidson games stayed under.
Az-Atl-- Under is 5-2-1 in last eight Drake games.
NY-SD-- DeJesus' first two MLB games both went over.
A's-Balt-- Five of seven Timmons games stayed under.
Bos-NY-- Favorites won five of last six Morales games
Tex-Det-- Four of five Guccione games stayed under.
KC-Clev-- Favorites won nine of last eleven Wolcott games.
Sea-Hst-- Over is 4-1-1 in Nelson games this year.
Minn-Chi-- Four of five Hoberg games went over the total
TB-LAA-- Favorites won six of last seven Barry games.
LA-Tor-- Four of five Fairchild games went over total.
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Washington at Chicago
The closing matchup of a four game series between the top two teams in National League is today’s baseball betting focus as the Chicago Cubs and Washington Nationals get it on this afternoon at Wrigley Field. According to the current betting odds at BetOnline.ag, the Cubs enter this contest as -$2.65 home favorites.
Reigning NL Cy Young winner Jake Arrieta toes the rubber for Chicago in this series finale. The righthander by far the best starter in the Majors at this point carries a 6-0 record, miniscule 0.84 ERA to the hill. Going back twenty-seven starts Arrieta has a 25-2 Team Start Record allowing a lowly 1.3 runs/game including a sparkling 10-1 right here in the friendly confines of home field.
The Nationals' counter with Tanner Roark entering 2-2 on the campaign with a 2.35 ERA. Looking at home and away splits for the Nats with Roark is illuminating, since it shows Nationals a dreadful 2-7 in Roark's last nine in enemy territory. Nationals have also fallen on hard times in Roark's last five in daylight (1-4) and in his last eight starts in the month of May (2-6).
Red Sox, Yankees square off
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BOSTON RED SOX at NEW YORK YANKEES
Game 1 - Yankees 3 Red Sox 2
Game 2 - Yankees 8 Red Sox 2
Steven Wright and the Red Sox take on Luis Severino and the rival Yankees in the series finale on Sunday night.
The Yankees, looking for revenge after getting swept by the rival Red Sox at Fenway Park in their first meeting of the season, will start RHP Luis Severino (0-4, 6.31, 16 SO, 5 BB, 4 HR in 25 2/3 IP) in the series finale.
After showing flashes of brilliance in his first major-league action last season—he went 5-3 with a 2.89 ERA in 11 starts—the 22-year-old has looked completely lost so far in 2016.
The Dominican had one of his better outings his last time out, allowing three earned runs on five hits in six innings of work against the Orioles on May 3. He’s allowed less than three earned runs just once through his first five starts.
On the mound for the Red Sox will be RHP Steven Wright (2-3, 1.67 ERA, 31 SO, 15 BB, 1 HR in 32 1/3 IP). Wright has been the antithesis of Severino, as he hasn’t allowed more than two earned runs in any of his five starts.
In his last outing, against the White Sox on May 3, the right-hander surrendered two earned runs on three hits—he struck out six and walked four—in six innings of work.
Severino faced the Red Sox in his major-league debut back on August 5, 2015. He got the loss but was very impressive, giving up just one run on two hits in five innings and striking out seven.
He hasn’t faced John Farrell’s club since. DH David Ortiz went 1-for-2 on that August 5 day and homered off the rookie.
No other players on this year’s Red Sox team had hits off of Severino. SS Xander Bogaerts, CF Jackie Bradley Jr., LF Brock Holt and 1B Hanley Ramirez all went 0-for-2 against him, and none were even able to draw a walk.
Severino has been a different pitcher this year, though. He hasn’t been nearly as electric as he was in 2015, and Boston’s offense has looked far more dangerous than it did a year ago. As young Severino looks to get back on track, it’s a prime opportunity for this Red Sox team to take advantage and pounce on the inexperienced youngster.
The Yankees have struggled mightily to put runs on the board all season, and they’re facing a pitcher in Wright who has been rock solid. The 31-year-old faced the Yankees twice last season and beat them both times, allowing just three earned runs on 10 hits in 13 innings.
Wright faced the Yankees once in 2014, as well, and got the loss despite not allowing a run in five frames.
CF Jacoby Ellsbury has the most at-bats of any Yankee against Wright—with seven (1-for-7 with 3 SO). DH Carlos Beltran (2-for-4) and 1B Mark Teixeira (1-for-5) have homered off him.
LF Brett Gardner (0-for-4 with 3 BB), SS Didi Gregorius (1-for-6 with 2 SO) and 3B Chase Headley (0-for-4 with 1 BB and 1 SO) haven’t hit him well.
DH Alex Rodriguez (.194, 5 HR, 12 RBI, .275 OBP) was placed on the disabled list this week with a strained right hamstring. The 14-time All-Star only had 14 hits in 72 at-bats, but he led the club with five homers. Without the 40-year-old in the lineup, the power-starved Bombers are even weaker.
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