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Umps listed with their 2018 and 2017 records for home-team win-loss and o/u in bold, then additional ump trends in italics.

Lines from 5dimes

Day games

963 Los Angeles Angels +143 Over 8 -110
964 New York Yankees -153 Under 8 -110
Mike Estabrook 2018: 4-6, 3-7 o/u (2017: 14-13, 8-19 o/u)
Yankees are 6-1 in their last 7 games with Estabrook behind home plate.
Under is 38-18-2 in Estabrooks last 58 games behind home plate.
Under is 4-0 in Estabrooks last 4 Yankees games behind home plate.

975 Atlanta Braves +220 Over 7½ -115
976 Boston Red Sox -240 Under 7½ -105
Manny Gonzalez 2018: 4-5, 3-4 o/u (2017: 15-13, 19-7 o/u)
Over is 34-13-4 in Gonzalezs last 51 games behind home plate.
Over is 7-1-1 in Gonzalezs last 9 Sunday games behind home plate.
Over is 4-1 in Gonzalezs last 5 Red Sox games behind home plate.
Over is 10-3 in Gonzalezs last 13 Braves games behind home plate.

951 Washington Nationals -190 Over 7 -120
952 Miami Marlins +180 Under 7 +100
Ramon De Jesus 2018: 1-3, 2-2 o/u (2017: 12-5, 8-7 o/u)
Under is 7-3-2 in De Jesus' last 12 Sunday games behind home plate.

965 Chicago White Sox +111 Over 9½ -110
966 Detroit Tigers -121 Under 9½ -110
Pat Hoberg 2018: 5-4, 8-1 o/u (2017: 16-13, 17-11 o/u)
Over is 4-0 in Hobergs last 4 games behind home plate.
Under is 4-1 in Hobergs last 5 White Sox games behind home plate.

967 Baltimore Orioles -102 Over 7½ -110
968 Tampa Bay Rays -108 Under 7½ -110
Mark Wegner 2018: 3-7, 3-7 o/u (2017: 15-17, 15-15 o/u)
Road team is 23-9 in Wegners last 32 games behind home plate.
Orioles are 0-4 in their last 4 games with Wegner behind home plate.
Under is 11-3 in Wegners last 14 games behind home plate.
Under is 9-4-1 in Wegners last 14 Rays games behind home plate.

969 Houston Astros -127 Over 8 -110
970 Cleveland Indians +117 Under 8 -110
Tony Randazzo 2018: 6-2, 2-6 o/u (2017: 15-8, 13-8 o/u)
Under is 6-1 in Randazzos last 7 games behind home plate.
Under is 25-9-2 in Randazzos last 36 Indians games behind home plate.
Home team is 5-1 in Randazzos last 6 games behind home plate.
Indians are 8-2 in their last 10 games with Randazzo behind home plate.

953 St. Louis Cardinals +104 Over 8 -115
954 Pittsburgh Pirates -114 Under 8 -105
Todd Tichenor 2018: 4-5, 6-3 o/u (2017: 17-14, 13-18 o/u)
Pirates are 7-0 in their last 7 games with Tichenor behind home plate.
Cardinals are 10-1 in their last 11 games with Tichenor behind home plate.
Over is 5-1 in Tichenors last 6 games behind home plate.
Under is 5-1 in Tichenors last 6 Cardinals games behind home plate.

977 Toronto Blue Jays +107 Over 7½ -115
978 Philadelphia Phillies -117 Under 7½ -105
Tim Timmons 2018: 6-4, 4-4 o/u (2017: 13-18, 16-15 o/u)
Home team is 9-4 in Timmons' last 13 games behind home plate.
Phillies are 17-5 in their last 22 games with Timmons behind home plate.
Blue Jays are 6-1 in their last 7 games with Timmons behind home plate.

955 New York Mets +118 Over 9½ -105
956 Milwaukee Brewers -128 Under 9½ -115
Rob Drake 2018: 7-3, 5-4 o/u (2017: 17-13, 15-13 o/u)
Home team is 8-3 in Drakes last 11 games behind home plate.
Home team is 12-2 in Drakes last 14 Sunday games behind home plate.
Mets are 4-9 in their last 13 games with Drake behind home plate.
Brewers are 1-5 in their last 6 games with Drake behind home plate.

971 Kansas City Royals +168 Over 10 -110
972 Texas Rangers -178 Under 10 -110
Chad Whitson 2018: 6-3, 3-6 o/u (2017: 21-7, 18-10 o/u)
Home team is 27-10 in Whitsons last 37 games behind home plate.
Home team is 5-2 in Whitsons last 7 Sunday games behind home plate.

957 Cincinnati Reds +143 Over 12½ -105
958 Colorado Rockies -153 Under 12½ -115
Dan Bellino 2018: 5-4, 1-7 o/u (2017: 17-14, 9-18 o/u)
Under is 25-10-5 in Bellinos last 40 games behind home plate.
Under is 7-1-3 in Bellinos last 11 Sunday games behind home plate.
Reds are 0-4 in their last 4 games with Bellino behind home plate.

979 Arizona Diamondbacks +105 Over 7½ -110
980 Oakland Athletics -115 Under 7½ -110
Alfonso Marquez 2018: 5-5, 6-3 o/u (2017: 14-14, 15-11 o/u)
Diamondbacks are 10-3 in their last 13 games with Marquez behind home plate.
Athletics are 0-4 in their last 4 games with Marquez behind home plate.

959 San Diego Padres +157 Over 7½ -110
960 Los Angeles Dodgers -177 Under 7½ -110
Brian O'Nora 2018: 6-3, 2-7 o/u (2017: 17-15, 15-16 o/u)
Home team is 10-3 in O'Noras last 13 games behind home plate.
Road team is 8-1 in O'Noras last 9 Sunday games behind home plate.
Padres are 16-6 in their last 22 games with O'Nora behind home plate.
Under is 5-0 in O'Noras last 5 games behind home plate.
Under is 5-1 in O'Noras last 6 Sunday games behind home plate.
Over is 11-3 in O'Noras last 14 Padres games behind home plate.
Under is 7-2-1 in O'Noras last 10 Dodgers games behind home plate.

973 Minnesota Twins -105 Over 8 -110
974 Seattle Mariners -105 Under 8 -110
Will Little 2018: 4-5, 5-4 o/u (2017: 11-16, 12-14 o/u)
Road team is 20-8 in Littles last 28 games behind home plate.
Twins are 1-4 in their last 5 games with Little behind home plate.

Night Game

961 San Francisco Giants +149
962 Chicago Cubs -169
Eric Cooper 2018: 5-4, 4-5 o/u (2017: 20-7, 12-13 o/u)
Home team is 13-5 in Coopers last 18 games behind home plate.
Giants are 7-21 in their last 28 games with Cooper behind home plate.

line flips, going against the public go 2-0 +2.12 on Saturday, going back to the same matchup today, money piling in on the Cards yet the line is a climbing ?

Fair price on the Nats at -135 in Baltimore. They face Alex Cobb who's allowed 5 or more ERs 4 times this season and O's have lost 7 of his 8 starts. Nats are strong vs RHP and score more on the road.

Gio Gonzalez is off to a great start and Orioles are 6-14 in day games.

Cobb also has a 9.00 ERA in 3 day starts. Gio has a 1.47 ERA in 3 day starts.

Gio on the road - 2-1 2.82 ERA
Cobb at home - 0-2 6.97 ERA

Not to mention, Cobb let in 6 earned runs in 3 2/3 innings against the White Sox his last start.

The Nationals have a prime matchup against struggling Orioles righty Alex Cobb, who allowed six runs on eight hits in fewer than four innings during his last start.

Projected to bat second, Harper stands out as one of the highest-rated batters in the early slate with solid Statcast data, and he’s also on the positive side of his splits with an exceptional .420 weighted on-base average (wOBA) and .310 isolated power (ISO) against righties over the past 12 months. Historically, hitters with similar Vegas data, lineup spots and peripheral stats have averaged a +1.25 DraftKings Plus/Minus per our Trends tool.

thank you for the Nats winner and on key you have got another streak going at the Network

Cubs at -166 at Mets. Quintana pitching and he's been much better on the road (3.18 ERA) and in night games (2.35 ERA). Mets rank last in AVG and OPS vs LHP and 28th in runs per game at home.

Lugo making his first start of the season for Mets. Cubs rank 3rd in OPS vs RHP.

Always remember the total

Nats at -134 in ATL. The Nationals are 27-6 in Strasburg's last 33 road starts (profit of $1262.93 for $100 bettors). He has a 1.97 road ERA.

Nats hitters have a combined .316 AVG and .930 OPS vs Mike Foltynewicz.

Thanks Mikey

It appears the much-ballyhooed James Shields "resurgence" is a fiction and is entirely sustained by a 4.8 % HR/FB ratio entirely out of line with his recent norms.

Throwing nearly the same pitch mix w/ identical velocities. .252 BABIP also helping mask the issues.

Also worth noting, among 90 catchers this season, Baseball Prospectus ranks Narvaez as the absolute worst defensive catcher in MLB.

Despite only starting half of CHW's games, he leads MLB in passed balls (8) and grades out near the very, very bottom in framing and SB attempts.

Worth noting, not getting involved, but there's reason for skepticism with Bauer coming off of a career-high 127 pitch outing where Francona kept him out there due to his abysmal and exhausted bullpen. Hate to pass on Bauer's U road record, just looks like a nice spot for the Twins & others agree as the line has dropped
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Walker Buehler, I disagree with him as a road fave here. He hasn't exactly faced Murderer's Row here in his "NL ROY" season:

Miami, Cincy, SD, and Colorado in the comfy confines of Dodger Stadium.

SD, SF, and MIA on the road in lovely pitchers' parks.

Even if he goes 5+ IP, LAD bullpen is heavily taxed. Likely no Jansen tonight.

Love the Marquez/Wolters pairing. Tony is one of the best defensive catchers in the game and has always worked well with Marquez

Phillies -128 at SF. Arrieta is on a great run that's seen him post a 0.90 ERA over his last 5 starts. He has a career 2.23 ERA in 5 starts at AT&T Park. Phillies haven't been swept yet this season.

He faces Dereck Rodriguez who's making his first career start.

Hamels vs HOU this season: 2.55 ERA in 3 starts. He also has a 2.85 ERA in innings 1-5 this season.

Gerrit Cole vs TEX this season: 1.93 ERA in 2 starts. He also has a 2.10 ERA in innings 1-5 this season.

UNDER 5 runs F5

Phillies have had 4 multi city road trips this year. Their first game returning home without a day off they are (4-0) winning by a combined 26-0.

5-0 (Pivetta -150)
7-0 (Arietta +107)
11-0 (Eflin +111)
3-0 (Pivetta -105)

Angels F5 -120 in OAK. Skaggs has a 2.66 road ERA and shutout the A’s over 6.1 innings allowing 3 hits earlier this season. A’s rank 22nd in OPS vs LHP and 28th in runs per game at home.

Bassist going for A’s and LAA ranks 4th in OPS vs RHP and runs per game on the road.

Angels F5 -120 over Dbacks . Barria has a 2.43 ERA in innings 1-5 and a 2.14 ERA at home. Dbacks rank 28th in OPS vs RHP.

Grienke has a 5.91 road ERA. The Angels have a .846 OPS vs him in 190 combined ABs and rank 4th in OPS vs RHP.

Any stat for today mike?

Yankees -155 in Tampa. NYY has won 3 straight Domingo German starts where he has a 3.32 ERA and 28 Ks. Tampa ranks 28th in OPS this month and is doing that thing where the bullpen pitches the whole game. Yankees are 6-0 coming off consecutive loses this season.

In eight career games (seven starts) against the Cardinals, Chacin is 0-6 with a 5.88 ERA and 1.57 WHIP. Current Cardinals hitters are batting .318 off Chacin, with more walks than strikeouts. Today’s other starter, Luke Weaver, arrives in poor recent form. Over his past four starts, the righty owns a 5.75 ERA with 15 strikeouts and 10 walks over 20.1 innings. He’s still primarily a two-pitch hurler (fastball/change), which spells disaster in the majors without elite stuff. That’s especially the case when he struggles with command and confidence, which has caused his walks to go up and length to decrease. That all spells trouble against the Brewers, who’ve hit an NL-best 76 homers against right-handers. (The Cardinals actually rank second with 74.) For reference, Weaver has a 4.41 ERA, 1.38 WHIP and .300 BAA in six career starts against Milwaukee.