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Game Date:
04/27/2016
7:10pm EST
Lines:
Atlanta +1.5
Boston -1.5
Total:
Over
9 (-124)
Under 9 (+112)
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Here's one way to get out of an early season funk: Hit three homers in a game like Pittsburgh Pirates star Andrew McCutchen did Tuesday night at Coors Field. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] Continue to Article
April 27, 2016 2:27:am EST
It has been that kind of opening month for the Braves as they try to snap a 15-game home-run drought - the longest power outage in their Atlanta history. At 4-16, Atlanta has baseball's worst record. The Braves opened the season with nine straight losses, and an 11-4 loss to the Boston Red Sox left them with a new seven-game skid. Continue to Article
April 27, 2016 2:26:am EST
One of the most important things in baseball is being able to make keen adjustments. Most of the time when we talk about adjustments, we're talking about hitters and pitchers and their ongoing duels. But fielders need to make adjustments too, particularly when baseball start flying in directions they weren't expecting. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] Just ask Atlanta Braves second baseman Daniel Castro, who found himself in quite a position Tuesday night. One perfect and necessary adjustment had him leaving everyone in awe. It happened in the fourth inning of Atlanta's game against the Boston Red Sox with Mookie Betts at the plate. Betts looped a ball into shallow right field, sending Castro after it. He slid, trying to make an over-the-shoulder catch that would make ex-teammate Andrelton Simmons proud. But the fall flung out of Castro's glove. Before you can say, "You gotta squeeze that," Castro reached back with his bare hand to grab the ball. Wowzers. Great reflexes. Here's a frame-by-frame breakdown that shows exactly what went into this catch: Continue to Article
April 27, 2016 2:10:am EST
One of the most important things in baseball is being able to make keen adjustments. Most of the time when we talk about adjustments, we're talking about hitters and pitchers and their ongoing duels. But fielders need to make adjustments too, particularly when baseball start flying in directions they weren't expecting. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] Just ask Atlanta Braves second baseman Daniel Castro, who found himself in quite a position Tuesday night. One perfect and necessary adjustment had him leaving everyone in awe. It happened in the fourth inning of Atlanta's game against the Boston Red Sox with Mookie Betts at the plate. Betts looped a ball into shallow right field, sending Castro after it. He slid, trying to make an over-the-shoulder catch that would make ex-teammate Andrelton Simmons proud. But the fall flung out of Castro's glove. Before you can say, "You gotta squeeze that," Castro reached back with his bare hand to grab the ball. Wowzers. Great reflexes. Here's a frame-by-frame breakdown that shows exactly what went into this catch: Continue to Article
April 27, 2016 2:10:am EST
Ryan Boyer examines Rich Hill's hot start, the Twins' promotion of Jose Berrios and much more in Wednesday's Daily Dose. Continue to Article
April 27, 2016 1:18:am EST
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