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We had some prices mixed up on the tools yesterday. You may have noticed. But that’s fixed now. The script was scraping the next day’s slate and using those salaries. But a line of code fixed that so it only ever looks at prices for the current day.
I have to hurry through this one as it’s been a busy day and I have an appointment to get to. Or this will coming out later than usual with a little more detail.
We did not win SQUAT last night because of Gore and others. Bad lineup, but that’ll happen. I guess. Let’s get it back tonight.
Weather
MIL / STL
ORANGE/YELLOW - There are clusters of “game-ending” storms close to STL tonight. High-res models for now actually keep the worst storms just a hair south of the ballpark. If that happens, we could still get a delay, but the game would likely play. If models are a bit off and the bigger storms are farther north, it’s a wash. Looks like a game where we’ll need a pregame radar check to have any real specifics.
That looks to be the only issue.
Game Info
Phillies vs. Singer
Orioles vs. Peterson
Padres vs. Kelly
Tigers vs. Perkins
Giants vs. Feltner (in SF)
There comes a time in the season where I don’t even feel like I need to look up the numbers because I am so familiar with every pitcher from writing these posts every day.
Singer has pitched well at times AGAINST US in Cincy. But there’s no reason not to pick on him. He’s bad, the Phillies are high-powered, and the game is in GABP. However, the Phillies offense mostly runs through two guys, and they’re both going to be priced way up for us tonight.
The big +1.19 is on the Padres against Merrill Kelly. Few pitchers have looked worse than the old bag MK. But it’s another spot IN SAN DIEGO, which makes scoring tough. But I’m not opposed at all. The Padres are very cheap and this is the softest pitcher they’ve seen in awhile.