Thank you gentlemen.
As for myself, I have to go with the bigname starters and hence see both series being tied at a game apiece as they change venues for games three and four.
The way I see the Phillies-Brewers contest is that the home team only managed four hits in yesterday's game; how can they possibly manage any more than that today going up against Sabathia?
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As for myself, I have to go with the bigname starters and hence see both series being tied at a game apiece as they change venues for games three and four.
The way I see the Phillies-Brewers contest is that the home team only managed four hits in yesterday's game; how can they possibly manage any more than that today going up against Sabathia?
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The Pirates of all teams lit CC up a few weeks, so why can't the Phillies.
The first game always brings more nerves to the home team, becuase they are expected to win in front of the home crowd and it puts extra pressure on the hitters.
Having won yesterday, gives the Phillies the confidence they need tonight, because if they lose, they know that they are no worse than tied in the series.
There is now added pressure on the Cubs to tie up the series. Zambrano is not a pitcher to have added pressure on, because when he tries extra hard, he is wild and gives up runs because he gets behind in the count.
Both the Phillies and LAD will be more relaxed and can take more pitches on offense, which also forces more pressure on the starting pitchers and bullpens.
So by taking both dogs, and if you get a split, you win money!!!:toast:
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