PREMIUM
AAA'S TOTAL MASSACRE >> DEVASTATING 97-58-2 RUN!
(MLB) Pittsburgh vs. San Francisco,
07/25/2021 4:05 PM, Score: 1 - 6
Total: 7.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
Total: 7.50 | -105.00 Under
Result: Win
This is an 8* on UNDER
San Francisco is looking to avoid what would be a very surprising sweep on Sunday. It’s not just that they are at home and have the best win percentage in baseball. What makes the results of the last two days truly shocking is that they have lost to the Pirates, who have the fourth worst win percentage in all of baseball. A 10-2 score on Saturday caught us off-guard. Pittsburgh pounded out a season-high 16 hits and was one run away from matching a season high. It certainly stands to reason they’ll do worse at the plate today. The Bucs have scored the fewest number of runs in MLB. The Giants have given up the fewest number of runs per game. We will put our trust in Alex Wood today. Wood is unbeaten his past seven starts and he’s allowed a total of eight runs in the last four. He’s given up just one home run in those four starts. That’s one half of the equation. The other half is Pirates starter JT Brubaker keeping the Giants offense in check. We think that will happen too, even though Brubaker has struggled a bit recently. The Giants have gone five straight games with nine or fewer hits and they are 8-2 Under after scoring two runs or less the previous day. Play on UNDER
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San Francisco is looking to avoid what would be a very surprising sweep on Sunday. It’s not just that they are at home and have the best win percentage in baseball. What makes the results of the last two days truly shocking is that they have lost to the Pirates, who have the fourth worst win percentage in all of baseball. A 10-2 score on Saturday caught us off-guard. Pittsburgh pounded out a season-high 16 hits and was one run away from matching a season high. It certainly stands to reason they’ll do worse at the plate today. The Bucs have scored the fewest number of runs in MLB. The Giants have given up the fewest number of runs per game. We will put our trust in Alex Wood today. Wood is unbeaten his past seven starts and he’s allowed a total of eight runs in the last four. He’s given up just one home run in those four starts. That’s one half of the equation. The other half is Pirates starter JT Brubaker keeping the Giants offense in check. We think that will happen too, even though Brubaker has struggled a bit recently. The Giants have gone five straight games with nine or fewer hits and they are 8-2 Under after scoring two runs or less the previous day. Play on UNDER
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