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Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals
The Nationals are streaking after falling to an early season slump, with the team rattling off five-straight wins. Gio Gonzalez returns to the mound having been the man that helped them kick-start this streak. The left-handed veteran was terrific in keeping that Arizona lineup in check and should feel confident about doing the same against this inconsistent Phillies line up. In 23 career starts against Philadelphia, Gonzalez owns a very respectable 2.69 ERA and certainly has had the better of Phillies hitters Maikel Franco (1-for-19) and Aaron Altherr (2-for-17). Meanwhile, Nick Pivetta will be hoping to get back on track after losing his way a little against Atlanta in his last start. He hasn’t had a great time trying to stop this Washington lineup in the past, where he’s 0-1 in two career starts against them with a 7.45 ERA. He’s given up eight runs, including four homers, in just over nine innings pitched against them. We feel we’re getting terrific value for the better team overall as well as the more in form in this match up. We’ll definitely take the home side in this match up here.
Tip: Washington Nationals @ $1.73 (Unibet) (1 unit)
Pittsburgh Pirates @ Milwaukee Brewers
The Brewers took a comfortable series sweep over the Reds to help them get back on track and will want to carry that on against a road-weary Pirates outfit. Both sides will send forth pitchers who are coming off strong outings, but we haven’t seen enough of Pittsburgh’s Nick Kingham to get too carried away just yet. vMeanwhile, we know and like what we’re seeing from veteran Junior Guerra at the moment and are more than happy to side with him knowing he’ll do his part in keeping Pittsburgh’s offence in check. The 33-year-old has allowed just three runs in 22 innings pitched this season and he’s shown he can keep the likes of Polanco (0-for-10) and Freese (1-for-9) under control in the past. It’s obviously too early to look into his 0.82 ERA but given what we expect from him, and what we’re projecting to get from the Brewers hitters, we do feel these odds are well above where they should be. Take the home side in this one as soon as possible before odds begin to drop.
Tip: Milwaukee Brewers @ $1.80 (Crownbet) (1 unit)
San Jose Sharks @ Vegas Golden Knights
Tip: Vegas Golden Knights @ $1.68 (Crownbet) (1.5 units
Philadelphia Phillies @ Washington Nationals
The Nationals are streaking after falling to an early season slump, with the team rattling off five-straight wins. Gio Gonzalez returns to the mound having been the man that helped them kick-start this streak. The left-handed veteran was terrific in keeping that Arizona lineup in check and should feel confident about doing the same against this inconsistent Phillies line up. In 23 career starts against Philadelphia, Gonzalez owns a very respectable 2.69 ERA and certainly has had the better of Phillies hitters Maikel Franco (1-for-19) and Aaron Altherr (2-for-17). Meanwhile, Nick Pivetta will be hoping to get back on track after losing his way a little against Atlanta in his last start. He hasn’t had a great time trying to stop this Washington lineup in the past, where he’s 0-1 in two career starts against them with a 7.45 ERA. He’s given up eight runs, including four homers, in just over nine innings pitched against them. We feel we’re getting terrific value for the better team overall as well as the more in form in this match up. We’ll definitely take the home side in this match up here.
Tip: Washington Nationals @ $1.73 (Unibet) (1 unit)
Pittsburgh Pirates @ Milwaukee Brewers
The Brewers took a comfortable series sweep over the Reds to help them get back on track and will want to carry that on against a road-weary Pirates outfit. Both sides will send forth pitchers who are coming off strong outings, but we haven’t seen enough of Pittsburgh’s Nick Kingham to get too carried away just yet. vMeanwhile, we know and like what we’re seeing from veteran Junior Guerra at the moment and are more than happy to side with him knowing he’ll do his part in keeping Pittsburgh’s offence in check. The 33-year-old has allowed just three runs in 22 innings pitched this season and he’s shown he can keep the likes of Polanco (0-for-10) and Freese (1-for-9) under control in the past. It’s obviously too early to look into his 0.82 ERA but given what we expect from him, and what we’re projecting to get from the Brewers hitters, we do feel these odds are well above where they should be. Take the home side in this one as soon as possible before odds begin to drop.
Tip: Milwaukee Brewers @ $1.80 (Crownbet) (1 unit)
San Jose Sharks @ Vegas Golden Knights
Tip: Vegas Golden Knights @ $1.68 (Crownbet) (1.5 units
