Exploring Betting Strategies for Tigers vs. Royals Game

Scooble on the mound for Detroit, but are we laying $250, $260 with Scooble? I'm certainly not going to run to the window, Tom, with that, even against the Royals. The way to approach this game is, I guess, what we're getting a good example of first hand with the Brewers, is you don't want to lay that price, but if you can get them in-game, closer to even money, that's the way to do it. There's no doubt in my mind that the Tigers are the better team. I'm not sure about how much. Scooble's by far the better pitcher, but it doesn't mean that they are worthy of a minus $275, minus $280 type of price. So hopefully this game starts off slow. Maybe Scooble gives up one run, and that's all you need to get a better price come the fifth or sixth inning from the Tigers, and all of a sudden, they're closer to even money. That's how I would play it. He could very easily fly over his strikeout prop, but I'm not looking to back them minus $275. What do you think about laying the run and a half in the first five and plus money with Detroit? A run and a half. That is, at plus money, I don't hate it. I would want to know what the price is. You're like, barely plus money, plus $110, or are we getting a plus $150 price? Plus $105. I think plus $105. Okay. I could talk my way into that, because it's going to be, what's his name on the mound today for the Royals? It's Brent that way, and then Joel Cameron's coming in after him. I have no issue with the Royals having a horrible bullpen. Yes. Well, and Noah Cameron coming in after a start of lefty against, and the Tigers have really turned the corner offensively, too. I don't, two nothing by the time they get to the sixth inning seems realistic to me. I don't know that Kansas City is scoring at all off of Scoville. Let's be honest here, right? I mean, against left-handed pitch, listen, they can't hit right-handed pitching, much less left-handed pitching here. What do you give up? No runs against the Angels in five, two against Philadelphia, his previous outing there, one run against the Athletics. Well, I mean, you go down a list. Scoville is not likely giving up a lot of runs here in the first five innings, and to your point, how long are we really going to see him? I mean, 87 pitches against the Angels, 93 against Philly, 96 against the Athletics. I don't know that they're going to stretch them out more than five innings anyway, Tom. I think that's the only spot we have is with, in the first five, with Scoville.