MLB ARIZONA Matchup 20160701

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Friday 7/1/2016

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SAN FRANCISCO ( CUETO )

ARIZONA ( MILLER )

-1.5 +105

+1.5 -125

-140

+130

8ev

6
Final
4

SAN FRANCISCO (50 - 31) at ARIZONA (36 - 45)

Friday, 7/1/2016 9:40 PM

JOHNNY CUETO (R) vs. SHELBY MILLER (R)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
959	SAN FRANCISCO	-170	Ov 8.5,+105	-155	Ov 8,-120
960	ARIZONA	+160	Un 8.5,-125	+145	Un 8,+100

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

SAN FRANCISCO - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	50-31	+14	41-38	4.7	0.265	0.335	0.396	0.732	4.0	0.248	0.300	0.392	0.693
Road Games	26-15	+10.8	18-21	4.9	0.263	0.329	0.406	0.735	3.9	0.236	0.289	0.393	0.682
vs Right-handed Starters	32-20	+6.3	26-25	4.9	0.261	0.332	0.391	0.723	3.6	0.248	0.303	0.385	0.688
Past 7 Games	3-4	-3.8	5-1	6.0	0.312	0.377	0.436	0.813	6.9	0.280	0.347	0.502	0.849
Grass Games	47-31	+10.3	40-36	4.7	0.265	0.336	0.394	0.730	4.1	0.250	0.303	0.394	0.697
Night Games	31-22	+4.7	23-29	4.2	0.255	0.326	0.376	0.701	4.0	0.238	0.286	0.380	0.665
Division	24-13	+8.4	15-22	4.4	0.253	0.321	0.389	0.709	3.9	0.257	0.303	0.390	0.693

SAN FRANCISCO - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	4.7	0.265	0.335	81	2777	736	124	24	64	0.396	364	294	528	41	588	82	43	71	23
Road Games	4.9	0.263	0.329	41	1411	371	63	8	41	0.406	193	138	264	21	273	46	28	36	10
Righty Starters	4.9	0.261	0.332	52	1787	467	80	17	39	0.391	241	189	332	28	367	54	24	52	14

SAN FRANCISCO - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.94	1.288	230.6	108	101	219	22	78	193	16-9	22	12	64.7%
Road Games	3.26	1.160	110.3	43	40	96	8	32	94	7-3	12	4	75%

ARIZONA - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	36-45	-9.5	42-37	4.5	0.269	0.326	0.425	0.751	4.9	0.266	0.334	0.426	0.760
Home Games	13-28	-21.1	22-18	4.5	0.263	0.318	0.426	0.745	5.6	0.279	0.346	0.457	0.803
vs Right-handed Starters	25-31	-4.1	27-27	4.3	0.261	0.316	0.413	0.729	4.8	0.263	0.336	0.417	0.753
Past 7 Games	2-5	-5	5-2	5.9	0.335	0.394	0.471	0.866	8.0	0.351	0.419	0.547	0.966
Grass Games	35-44	-10.3	42-35	4.6	0.271	0.327	0.428	0.755	5.0	0.267	0.335	0.426	0.761
Night Games	24-27	-5.2	27-24	4.6	0.269	0.328	0.433	0.760	5.0	0.275	0.340	0.432	0.773
Division	15-18	-4.4	17-15	4.5	0.276	0.334	0.431	0.765	5.0	0.271	0.337	0.441	0.779

ARIZONA - Team Hitting and Fielding Statistics
Team Batting	Team Batting																Team Fielding
	Runs	AVG	OBP	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	SLG	RBI	BB	SO	SB	LOB	GIDP	ERR	DP	OSB
All Games	4.5	0.269	0.326	81	2830	761	123	29	87	0.425	349	238	719	51	572	77	51	73	22
Home Games	4.5	0.263	0.318	41	1405	369	57	16	47	0.426	175	115	376	26	279	38	15	44	6
Righty Starters	4.3	0.261	0.316	56	1946	507	82	22	57	0.413	229	158	520	39	385	49	31	53	18

ARIZONA - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.46	1.454	270.3	144	134	271	27	122	232	9-13	19	9	67.9%
Home Games	4.64	1.518	141.7	76	73	145	14	70	115	2-7	5	3	62.5%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/17/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	ARCHER(R)	5-1	W	110	7.5 un	U	7	6	0	4	2	1
6/18/2016	SUAREZ(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	MOORE(L)	6-4	W	125	8 ov	O	11	6	2	8	7	0
6/19/2016	PEAVY(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	ODORIZZI(R)	5-1	W	125	7.5 ov	U	9	6	3	7	9	0
6/20/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	@ PITTSBURGH	LOCKE(L)	0-1	L	-140	8.5 ov	U	6	5	0	5	4	0
6/21/2016	CUETO(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	BOSCAN(R)	15-4	W	-180	8 un	O	22	10	1	9	10	0
6/22/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	LIRIANO(L)	7-6	W	110	7.5 ev	O	12	10	1	10	5	0
6/23/2016	SUAREZ(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	NIESE(L)	5-3	W	130	8.5 ev	U	9	4	1	5	5	0
6/24/2016	PEAVY(R)	PHILADELPHIA	EFLIN(R)	5-4	W	-180	8 un	O	9	7	0	10	11	2
6/25/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	PHILADELPHIA	HELLICKSON(R)	2-3	L	-275	6.5 ov	U	6	6	1	6	2	1
6/26/2016	CUETO(R)	PHILADELPHIA	NOLA(R)	8-7	W	-220	6.5 un	O	16	11	0	12	7	1
6/27/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	OAKLAND	MENGDEN(R)	3-8	L	-165	7.5 un	O	7	5	0	12	6	0
6/28/2016	SUAREZ(R)	OAKLAND	GRAVEMAN(R)	11-13	L	-140	8 un	O	18	12	1	12	8	0
6/29/2016	PEAVY(R)	@ OAKLAND	MANAEA(L)	1-7	L	125	8 un	P	8	8	3	6	2	0
6/30/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	@ OAKLAND	OVERTON(L)	12-6	W	-155	7.5 un	O	14	10	1	10	5	0
7/1/2016	CUETO(R)	@ ARIZONA	MILLER(R)
7/2/2016	SAMARDZIJA(R)	@ ARIZONA	CORBIN(L)
7/3/2016	SUAREZ(R)	@ ARIZONA	RAY(L)
7/4/2016	PEAVY(R)	COLORADO	ANDERSON(L)
7/5/2016	BUMGARNER(L)	COLORADO	ANDERSON(L)
7/6/2016	CUETO(R)	COLORADO
7/8/2016		ARIZONA

ARIZONA - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/17/2016	RAY(L)	@ PHILADELPHIA	MORGAN(L)	10-2	W	-140	8 un	O	16	7	0	7	6	3
6/18/2016	GREINKE(R)	@ PHILADELPHIA	EICKHOFF(R)	4-1	W	-145	7.5 un	U	11	9	0	4	3	1
6/19/2016	BRADLEY(R)	@ PHILADELPHIA	EFLIN(R)	5-1	W	-130	9 un	U	10	10	1	3	5	1
6/20/2016	MILLER(R)	@ PHILADELPHIA	HELLICKSON(R)	3-1	W	120	8.5 un	U	7	2	1	6	5	0
6/21/2016	CORBIN(L)	@ TORONTO	ESTRADA(R)	4-2	W	182	9 un	U	3	2	1	8	7	0
6/22/2016	RAY(L)	@ TORONTO	HAPP(L)	2-5	L	150	9 ev	U	8	9	0	5	2	1
6/23/2016	GREINKE(R)	@ COLORADO	BUTLER(R)	7-6	W	-155	11 ov	O	15	9	1	13	11	0
6/24/2016	BRADLEY(R)	@ COLORADO	ANDERSON(L)	10-9	W	120	11.5 un	O	16	12	4	14	16	1
6/25/2016	MILLER(R)	@ COLORADO	DE LA ROSA(L)	6-11	L	115	12.5 ev	O	10	10	1	15	7	1
6/26/2016	CORBIN(L)	@ COLORADO	BETTIS(R)	7-9	L	120	12.5 un	O	15	10	1	11	8	0
6/27/2016	RAY(L)	PHILADELPHIA	VELASQUEZ(R)	0-8	L	-135	8.5 un	U	7	7	0	16	10	1
6/28/2016	GREINKE(R)	PHILADELPHIA	EICKHOFF(R)	3-4	L	-210	7.5 un	U	10	8	0	11	10	0
6/29/2016	BRADLEY(R)	PHILADELPHIA	EFLIN(R)	8-9	L	-170	9 ev	O	15	9	1	17	11	2
7/1/2016	MILLER(R)	SAN FRANCISCO	CUETO(R)
7/2/2016	CORBIN(L)	SAN FRANCISCO	SAMARDZIJA(R)
7/3/2016	RAY(L)	SAN FRANCISCO	SUAREZ(R)
7/4/2016	GREINKE(R)	SAN DIEGO	PERDOMO(R)
7/5/2016	BRADLEY(R)	SAN DIEGO	JOHNSON(R)
7/6/2016	MILLER(R)	SAN DIEGO	REA(R)
7/8/2016		@ SAN FRANCISCO

KEY GAME INFORMATION

SAN FRANCISCO: The Giants appear to have all the ingredients they need to contend in the top-heavy National League and possibly extend their pattern of winning a championship every other year. San Francisco took home World Series titles in 2010, `12 and `14, but missed the playoffs the season after each crown. This roster could be the most complete one the Giants have had during this run. GM Bobby Evans went on a spending spree in the offseason to strengthen the rotation and up-the-middle defense. He committed $220 million to Cueto and Samardzija to provide needed support behind Madison Bumgarner. The Giants also signed Brandon Crawford to a $75 million, six-year deal and Denard Span to a $31 million, three-year contract to fill holes in center field and the leadoff spot. With Buster Posey and Joe Panik also in the fold, the Giants are as strong as they have been in years up the middle. The bullpen has most of its key parts back, with the exception of Jeremy Affeldt, and the lineup has no weak spot.

ARIZONA: The Diamondbacks stunned almost everyone by signing Greinke to a $206.5 million, six-year contract. Days later they landed Shelby Miller, shipping some of their best young talent to the Braves in the deal. Hale, GM Dave Stewart and baseball operations chief Tony La Russa believe the 1-2-3 punch of Greinke, Miller and a healthy Patrick Corbin should make Arizona a contender in the NL West. Most of the components return in a lineup that ranked second in the league in runs last season, anchored by the emergence of A.J. Pollock and fellow All-Star Paul Goldschmidt, runner-up for NL MVP two of the last three years. Arizona expects big things from David Peralta, too. The defense should be good, with the exception of the sometimes-shaky Tomas in left. Success depends on the back end of the rotation, the middle infield, the bullpen, and whether Miller and Corbin can provide top-level support behind Greinke.

PREVIEW

Giants-Diamondbacks preview

PHOENIX -- The first time San Francisco visited Arizona this season, the National League West was up for grabs.

It is much closer to grabbed now.

One game separated the top four teams in the division when San Francisco touched down at Sky Harbor Airport to begin a four-game series in Arizona on May 12. None was off to a fast start. The Giants and Dodgers were .500 and tied for the lead, and the Diamondbacks and Rockies were two games below .500 and one game back. San Diego was within 2 1/2.

The Giants swept that four-game series and used it as a springboard to a 31-10 run that has given them the second-best record in the NL and a recent eight-game division lead that dropped to six over Los Angeles when Oakland took three of four in the Bay Area series that ended Thursday. Colorado sits 11 1/2 games out while Arizona is 14 and San Diego 16.

Neither the Giants (50-31) nor the Diamondbacks (36-45) have much momentum entering this three-game series that begins Friday in Chase Field, when winter targets Johnny Cueto (11-1) and Shelby Miller (2-7) meet.

While the Giants salvaged the final contest of the four-game home-and-home set against the A's, Arizona lost three straight at home to Philadelphia, taking some of the luster off a franchise record-tying 7-3 road trip leading into the Phillies series.

The Diamondbacks also might have lost-righter Zack Greinke in the process. Greinke left Tuesday's start against Philadlephia with soreness in his left oblique muscle. The D-backs believe they removed Greinke before the injury worsened, but they do not know if he can make his next start Monday. They are expected to make a decision Friday.

The Giants swept the May 12-15 series without using Madison Bumgarner, and the D-backs will miss Bumgarner again this time around. Bumgarner beat the A's 12-6 on Thursday and he was 1-for-4 with a double that ignited a six-run third inning. Bumgarner hit for himself in the game played in Oakland, the first time a pitcher intentionally was used instead of a DH since left-hander Ken Brett batted for the White Sox in 1976.

The Diamondbacks have underachieved at the halfway point, and a lot of it can be traced to their play at home, where they are 13-28. Only Atlanta (12-32) has a worse record.

"Obviously I think if you asked everybody that question, we're pretty disappointed on how the first 81 games have gone," Arizona setup man Daniel Hudson said. "There's a lot of baseball left to be played. Hopefully we can get it turned around quick and put some pressure on some other teams."

The Giants are 26-15 on the road, the best record in the league, but will be without three regulars this weekend. Hunter Pence (hamstring) has been on the disabled list since June 2 is not expected back until late in the season. Matt Duffy (Achilles) and Joe Panik (concussion) recently went on the DL.

While the NL is rich in third basemen, Arizona's Jake Lamb is making a push for All-Star consideration. Lamb has 17 homers and 55 RBIs and is leading the team in both categories. He had nine homers in June, second-most in franchise history behind Luis Gonzalez (12 in 2001).

Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford is 21-for-64 with 20 RBIs in his last 18 games.

Last Updated: 4/23/2024 2:59:59 PM EST.