In analyzing the St. Louis Cardinals prior to the season, I made the note, “look to bet on vs. left-handed starters.” The reason was fairly simple as the Cardinals lineup is loaded with right-handed bats. ...

While a starting pitcher is only one piece to the very complex equation of handicapping the MLB, they continue to account for a big chunk of the traditional moneyline price. Below we take a look ...

If you are wondering what an “over” MLB team looks like, look no further than the Seattle Mariners. Nearly 75 percent of Seattle’s games thus far have gone over the total (35-12-2 O/U). As with ...

Earlier this week, we discussed the Cincinnati Reds and their “unlucky” record. Let’s shift gears and dive into the Pittsburgh Pirates who heading into Friday have been outscored by over a run per game and ...

Every MLB season there are a handful of teams that record-wise underachieve or overachieve based on their run differential. Baseball Reference takes a team’s win-loss record and Pythagorean win-loss record and the difference is graded ...

Since 2004, there have been 42 no-hitters thrown in MLB. The most recent of which took place last night in Oakland as Mike Fiers fired the second no-no of his career. A no-hitter is a ...

I discussed prior to the MLB season that betting against the Baltimore Orioles was going to be a tricky proposition. The reason was simple: The betting markets were projected to price this team as one ...

With over a season’s worth of data (93 games to be exact) let’s take a quick look at how the humidor has impacted Chase Field. From a raw statistical standpoint, home runs were noticeably down ...

Around a decade ago, umpires were a significant part of my MLB handicapping process. Put John Hirschbeck or Doug Eddings behind the plate and it was an automatic bet on the under. And on the ...

Over the last few seasons, it’s been widely speculated — and heavily researched — that baseballs used at the MLB level were “juiced.” Hell, we’re not even out of April — a month notorious for ...