Roki Sasaki has found his form at just the right time, coming off a scoreless outing against the Yankees where his fastball touched triple digits, and he worked deep into that game without allowing an earned run. He faces a Mets lineup that was shut out for the ninth time this season just last weekend, managing only three hits in a 4-0 loss to Boston, still fighting the same runners-in-scoring-position problems that have defined its year. Sean Manaea has had his rough moments, and the Dodgers have hit him well historically, but that meeting is more than a year old at this point, and the Los Angeles bats walking into Citi Field tonight have gone quiet on the final stop of a long road trip, Kyle Tucker included, who has managed two hits in his last five games. Neither offense looks capable of forcing a track meet the way this total assumes, and I like the pitching and recent form on both sides to keep the scoring in check. Take the UNDER tonight.
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Who was the public on? 61% of the public money was on Los Angeles Dodgers to win on the moneyline.
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My computer prediction for this game was that Los Angeles would win by a score of 4.7 to 3.7 with Los Angeles winning on the moneyline, New York winning on the runline and the game going UNDER the total.
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Public Consensus
Who was the public on? 66% of the public money was on Los Angeles Dodgers to win on the moneyline. And, 58% of the bets were on the game to go UNDER the total.
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My computer prediction for this game was that New York would win by a score of 4.1 to 3.7 with New York winning on the moneyline and on the runline and the game going OVER the total.
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Public Consensus
Who was the public on? 80% of the public money was on Los Angeles Dodgers to win on the moneyline. And, 64% of the bets were on the game to go OVER the total.
Computer Predictions
My computer prediction for this game was that New York would win by a score of 4.4 to 4.2 with New York winning on the moneyline and on the runline and the game going UNDER the total.
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Los Angeles at New York
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Public Consensus
Who was the public on? 89% of the public money was on Los Angeles Dodgers to win on the moneyline. And, 82% of the bets were on the game to go OVER the total.
Computer Predictions
My computer prediction for this game was that Los Angeles would win by a score of 4.0 to 3.5 with Los Angeles winning on the moneyline, New York winning on the runline and the game going UNDER the total.
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Public Consensus
Who was the public on? 93% of the public money was on Los Angeles Dodgers to win on the moneyline. And, 89% of the bets were on the game to go OVER the total.
Computer Predictions
My computer prediction for this game was that Los Angeles would win by a score of 4.3 to 3.1 with Los Angeles winning on the moneyline, New York winning on the runline and the game going UNDER the total.
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New York at Los Angeles
This may be the last time you ever see the Mets priced as this big of an underdog when Nolan McLean pitches for them. The Mets have mustered only nine runs in their past six games with Juan Soto on the injured list. But McLean provides plenty of hope. The 24-year-old has a 2.23 ERA across 11 starts in the big leagues. He ranks in the 90th percentile in several metrics, including xERA, xBA, and average exit velocity. McLean has a 2.70 ERA, 0.84 WHIP, and an NL-leading 4.3 hits allowed per nine innings this season. The Dodgers are pitching World Series hero Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who is off to a 2-1 start with a 2.50 ERA. The Mets have the better bullpen, ranking fifth in ERA at 2.85, compared to LA's 3.33. Former Mets closer Edwin Diaz is off to a rocky start with the Dodgers, with a 6.00 ERA and 1.67 ratio. Take the Mets.
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