MLB Over / Under Best Bet: Atlanta Braves vs Tampa Bay Rays, April 13

Well, there have certainly been scary moments in yesterday’s pirates, but fortunately, the bet is true and continues this strong start to the season. Never settle for yourself.

To conclude the third week of the major leagues campaign, we are going to George Mr. Steinbrenner Field for the first time. This is where the Rays of Tampa Bay play their home matches this year (and beyond?) After the tropicana Field wreck has endured last fall in the hands of Hurricane Milton and they will face the Braves of Atlanta today in the final of the series after the two clubs divided the first two clashes.

Just like with athletics playing in a new stadium in Sacramento, you should want to adopt a waiting approach to note how these new places take place, at least at the start. After all, it is a spring training stadium – belonging to the New York Yankees – we are dealing and it is curious to observe how the games take place during the regular months in the typically hot air of Florida.

Remember that the Rays and Miami Marlins both welcome the action inside in their fields of normal origin, so the generally warmer air of Florida is never really a factor during a season – so far.

Tampa Bay has had 11 home games so far and these competitions have produced a total of 84 points combined – an average of 7.6 points per game. So, nothing really out of the ordinary, at least until we reach the warmer summer summer of the slate.

I hope that for the moment, we can always focus on the deciphering of the pitching match in order to mark a duke on the Paris record. And there is a good Sunday afternoon.

The prevailing winner of the National League Cy Young Award, Chris Sale, begins for the brave and this is something that should always go out immediately. Although he transported a surprising MPM of 6.75 in his first three departures, we know that the eight time All Star is much better than that and will start to bring this number very soon. Most likely from today with an opponent on the other side against which he was an exceptional success.

In 25 career games (23 departures) against the shelves, the sale is 11-7 with an MPM of 3.04 and a whip of 1.06. More impressive, he struck 206 strikers in these outings, covering 148 rounds. It is a withdrawal rate of 12.5 k / 9.

Something vital that can help the 6 -foot 6 -inch SouthPaw build another performance of this type is that Tampa Bay has struggled to face a left -handed launcher. They are one of the nine teams of baseball striking below the Mendoza line (. 200) against the left -handers and the Rays .586 OPS as the team of this department, the 24th class in the baseball.

The Tampa range presents a favorable match to sell to start normalizing its statistics.

The most difficult part of this bet, however, is to come from the other leaving, Joe Boyle. The right -hander who launches harsh season (and team).

Boyle came from athletics during the offseason and showed a potential previously valid. It has the capacity to accumulate stick withdrawals – but with it comes a poor quality command.

Overall, however, I buy the 25 -year -old player as a person who can bring together a lot and settle in the major league. Boyle talents were certainly exposed thanks to training in the spring, in which he designed an MPM of 3.52 out of 15 1/3 innings while marking 21 ks.

One of these outings came with Atlanta, who opposed him – and it was also with their “one” ordering order in action. Boyle behaved rather well, withdrawing the first six strikers he faced before granting a pair of points with two withdrawals during his last round. He chained the four Ozzie Albies, Austin Riley, Matt Olson and Marcell Ozuna to a 1 for 8 combined with four stick withdrawals.

Atlanta is second compared to the bottom in the marked races (46) this year, and even if they will probably not remain anchored there, it is always something on which to rely in terms of avoidance of a twisted outing. If Boyle can simply contribute something satisfactory as he is capable of, this bet will be in good hands.

Choose: less than 8.5 (-118, fanduel)

2025 Record of Paris MLB: 10-6-1, +3.23 units

Over / Underst: 9-4-1

Accessories: 1-1

MLS: 0-1

Yesterday’s result: pirates-feeds of less than 8.5 (victory)

Each bet was classified as if it were to win a unit, unless otherwise indicated.

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