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Game Date:
06/11/2017
4:10pm EST
Lines:
Cincinnati +1.5
Los Angeles -1.5
Total:
Over
8.5 (-115)
Under 8.5 (-105)
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Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers Thread
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Stephen Strasburg and Clayton Kershaw went head-to-head for the first time on Wednesday afternoon in LA. Its going to be outstanding, Baker said of the whole series on Monday. McCarthy is throwing the ball well and then weve got Scherzer, and then Stras the big getaway day, against their big boy over there, Kershaw. Continue to Article
June 07, 2017 8:13:pm EST
LOS ANGELES — Pedro Baez was inches away from becoming a plot device in a depressing narrative Wednesday afternoon, a symbol of questionable bullpen usage, the Dodgers’ inferiority to the Washington Nationals, and everything in between. And then, before you could say “third place,” he was not. With a runner on third base in the eighth inning, Baez stuck his glove down to snag a hot come-backer off Bryce Harper’s bat. The runner, Trea Turner, broke for home and was tagged out in a rundown. Thus, a 2-1 lead was preserved. The score held up and the Dodgers avoided an embarrassing three-game home sweep at the hands of their most recent National League Division Series foe. Clayton Kershaw (8-2) allowed Continue to Article
June 07, 2017 6:19:pm EST
There’s no need to doubt Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer’s competitive nature. Remember when Clayton Kershaw couldn’t be bothered to get involved in a tussle because he was pitching? Scherzer took that intensity to the next level during Tuesday’s 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Continue to Article
June 07, 2017 1:49:pm EST
On Tuesday evening, Scooter Gennett of the Cincinnati Reds did two things he had never before done in 502 previous Major League games: First, the 5-foot-10-inch utility infielder played left field. On most nights in June, at least 30 men play left field in Major League Baseball games. It is a feat rarer than a perfect game, of which there have been 23. Continue to Article
June 07, 2017 12:19:pm EST
On Tuesday evening, Scooter Gennett of the Cincinnati Reds did two things he had never before done in 502 previous Major League games: First, the 5-foot-10-inch utility infielder played left field. Second? He smote four home runs. On most nights in June, at least 30 men play left field in Major League Baseball games. In the 148-year history of the national pastime, only 17 men—including Gennett—have ever hit four home runs in one game. It is a feat rarer than a perfect game, of which there have been 23. “It’s just short of a miracle,” Gennett, who entered the game in the midst of an 0-for-19 slump, told reporters. “It’s surreal, man. It really is.” Baseball’s 162-game season is an epic odyssey Continue to Article
June 07, 2017 12:19:pm EST
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