San Francisco Giants vs. Cincinnati Reds

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San Francisco Giants vs. Cincinnati Reds | San Francisco Giants
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Ai Simulator 3* graded play on the San Francisco Giants as they take on the Cincinnati Reds set to start at 7:05 EST. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 66-5 for 93% winners making 54.8 units since 2003. Play against all dogs with a money line of +175 to +250 that is a cold hitting team batting .250 or worse over their last 20 games facing an opponent with a hot starting pitcher posting a WHIP <= 1.000 over his last 5 starts.

This system is a perfect 8-0 this season. Lincecum is a strong 16-2 (+11.9 Units) against the money line versus teams averaging 2.75 or less extra base hits per game over the last 2 seasons.

SF is a solid 28-15 (+14.9 Units) against the money line with an on base percentage of .300 or worse over their last 10 games this season. Reds in a terrible role noting they are just 7-20 (-14.4 Units) against the money line in home games after 5 straight games where they had less than 10 hits over the last 3 seasons.

Reds starter is a horrid 1-9 (-9.3 Units) against the money line in home games over the last 2 seasons; 3-15 (-11.6 Units) against the money line in games played on a grass field over the last 2 seasons. Lincecum is certainly qualified for the Cy Young and another strong performance here against an inferior team is a absolute must. He has a 12-3 record posting an amazing 2.19 ERA and a 1.021 WHIP spnnaing 172.3 innings and has allowed just 6 home runs while recording 205 strikeouts. That is the most amazing stat in his resume – the K’s to home runs allowed ratio. Over his last 3 starts he has been even better posting a 1.52 ERA and a 0.845 WHIP yielding just 3 BB while recording 22 K’s spanning 23.7 innings pitched. Reds starter Bailey, in all due respect, is struggling mightily with a 7.48 season ERA spanning 10 starts and has recorded just 29 strikeouts in 49.3 innings pitched. His last 3 starts have been terrible and he did not record a single out in his last start. Even manager Dusty Baker is in a bad spot noting he is 7-16 (-13.3 Units) against the money line in home games versus teams who strand 6.9 or less runners on base per game as the manager of the Reds. Take the Giants.