Free Daily Lock Pick: NCAAF: Utah St. vs. Air Force – September 15th – (100% Confidence Release)
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The Boston Red Sox face the Toronto Blue Jays with both teams looking to improve from rough stretches. The Red Sox have a 74-73 but with a 5-8 record in September, they have failed to the bottom of the American League East Division. The Blue Jays have an 80-67 record and with only one win in their last five games, they have fallen out of wild card position in the American League. For the upcoming game, the Red Sox will turn to Chris Sale as their starting pitcher while the Blue Jays turn to Chris Bassitt who has allowed only six runs in his last three starts.
The Red Sox are having a great season but a recent skid can see them finishing the year below .500 and in last place in the division. Chris Sale will start the upcoming game and he has stepped up on the mound, allowing only 50 runs in 86.2 innings pitched while tossing 106 strikeouts. Moreover, with a .212 expected opponent Batting Average, a 28.8 Strikeout Percentage, and a 3.75 expected ERA, opponents are making minimal contact and struggling to drive in runs against Sale as a result.
Sale has stepped up but the lineup has carried the Red Sox, scoring 4.97 runs per game. Rafael Devers is slashing .276/.351/.514 with 31 home runs and 274 total bases while Triston Casas is slashing .263/.367/.490 with 24 home runs and 210 total bases but the rest of the lineup has stepped up as well. Adam Duvall is slashing .254/.316/.543 with 19 home runs and 152 total bases while Justin Turner and Masataka Yo shida have added 38 home runs and 473 total bases to round out the lineup, making the Red Sox tough to stop.
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