MLB SANFRANCISCO Matchup 20180831

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MLB : Run Line Matchup

Friday 8/31/2018

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NY METS ( WHEELER )

SAN FRANCISCO ( SUAREZ )

+1.5 -210

-1.5 +175

+100

-110

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Final
7

NY METS (59 - 74) at SAN FRANCISCO (67 - 68)

Friday, 8/31/2018 10:15 PM

ZACK WHEELER (R) vs. ANDREW SUAREZ (L)

Board		Opening	Latest
		Run Line	Run Line
913	NY METS	-1.5,+140	+1.5,-190
914	SAN FRANCISCO	+1.5,-160	-1.5,+165

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

NY METS - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	59-74	-15.9	59-67	4.2	0.236	0.307	0.380	0.687	4.5	0.254	0.314	0.401	0.715
Road Games	31-34	+2.5	32-27	5.2	0.257	0.331	0.420	0.752	5.1	0.272	0.334	0.432	0.766
vs Left-handed Starters	14-21	-8.3	14-20	4.1	0.232	0.298	0.369	0.668	4.3	0.240	0.300	0.386	0.686
Past 7 Games	3-4	-0.4	3-4	3.1	0.236	0.296	0.359	0.654	4.3	0.257	0.314	0.373	0.688
Grass Games	58-73	-16.4	58-66	4.2	0.236	0.306	0.378	0.684	4.5	0.254	0.314	0.401	0.714
Night Games	39-50	-11.7	41-44	4.2	0.239	0.308	0.383	0.691	4.6	0.256	0.314	0.404	0.718

NY METS - 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	4.2	0.236	0.307	133	4499	1063	196	27	132	0.380	534	459	1144	51	906	114	72	98	99
Road Games	5.2	0.257	0.331	65	2288	589	114	14	77	0.420	320	253	563	25	458	66	42	52	44
Lefty Starters	4.1	0.232	0.298	35	1213	282	55	6	33	0.369	137	114	327	19	236	33	22	22	37

NY METS - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	4.91	1.411	458	263	250	456	75	190	422	20-30	32	13	71.1%
Road Games	5.35	1.538	223.7	144	133	243	36	101	192	10-16	17	8	68%

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	67-68	+6.3	59-71	3.9	0.243	0.303	0.370	0.673	4.2	0.251	0.315	0.391	0.706
Home Games	38-28	+6.4	32-31	4.4	0.253	0.317	0.389	0.706	4.2	0.248	0.311	0.377	0.689
vs Right-handed Starters	41-41	+2.1	34-45	4.2	0.253	0.314	0.382	0.696	4.5	0.255	0.315	0.403	0.717
Past 7 Games	5-2	+3.2	1-6	3.0	0.197	0.275	0.305	0.581	2.1	0.183	0.263	0.278	0.541
Grass Games	67-68	+6.3	59-71	3.9	0.243	0.303	0.370	0.673	4.2	0.251	0.315	0.391	0.706
Night Games	39-50	-8.9	36-48	3.6	0.232	0.293	0.344	0.637	4.1	0.246	0.307	0.395	0.702

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	3.9	0.243	0.303	135	4640	1129	197	25	114	0.370	498	396	1185	56	945	109	84	134	71
Home Games	4.4	0.253	0.317	66	2220	562	103	17	55	0.389	270	208	531	28	461	52	33	64	34
Righty Starters	4.2	0.253	0.314	82	2827	716	127	17	68	0.382	320	249	714	30	590	71	61	92	35

SAN FRANCISCO - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.62	1.261	482	219	194	432	46	176	464	29-22	33	24	57.9%
Home Games	3.54	1.279	241.7	112	95	218	23	91	247	17-10	16	12	57.1%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

NY METS - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
8/17/2018	SYNDERGAARD(R)	@ PHILADELPHIA	NOLA(R)	2-4	L	150	7.5 ov	U	6	6	0	8	7	1
8/18/2018	DEGROM(R)	@ PHILADELPHIA	ARRIETA(R)	3-1	W	-105	7.5 ov	U	7	6	1	7	4	2
8/19/2018	VARGAS(L)	@ PHILADELPHIA	PIVETTA(R)	8-2	W	182	8.5 ov	O	14	5	0	8	6	0
8/20/2018	WHEELER(R)	SAN FRANCISCO	HOLLAND(L)	1-2	L	-120	7.5 un	U	8	10	3	8	9	2
8/21/2018	MATZ(L)	SAN FRANCISCO	STRATTON(R)	6-3	W	-115	8 ov	O	9	2	0	5	3	0
8/22/2018	SYNDERGAARD(R)	SAN FRANCISCO	KELLY(R)	5-3	W	-155	7.5 un	O	9	8	0	6	5	2
8/23/2018	DEGROM(R)	SAN FRANCISCO	BUMGARNER(L)	1-3	L	-145	6.5 ov	U	5	5	0	5	5	0
8/24/2018	VARGAS(L)	WASHINGTON	GONZALEZ(L)	3-0	W	+135	9 ov	U	8	6	0	4	4	0
8/25/2018	WHEELER(R)	WASHINGTON	ROARK(R)	3-0	W	-105	8 ov	U	8	4	0	7	8	0
8/26/2018	MATZ(L)	WASHINGTON	RODRIGUEZ(R)	0-15	L	-110	8.5 ov	O	3	8	0	16	5	0
8/27/2018	SYNDERGAARD(R)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	LESTER(L)	4-7	L	125	10.5 ov	O	8	7	0	14	9	1
8/28/2018	DEGROM(R)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	HAMELS(L)	1-2	L	105	9 un	U	8	11	1	10	11	1
8/29/2018	VARGAS(L)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	MILLS(R)	10-3	W	180	8.5 ov	O	16	8	0	6	6	1
8/31/2018	WHEELER(R)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	SUAREZ(L)
9/1/2018	MATZ(L)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	HOLLAND(L)
9/2/2018	SYNDERGAARD(R)	@ SAN FRANCISCO	STRATTON(R)
9/3/2018	DEGROM(R)	@ LA DODGERS	WOOD(L)
9/4/2018	VARGAS(L)	@ LA DODGERS	HILL(L)
9/5/2018	WHEELER(R)	@ LA DODGERS	RYU(L)
9/7/2018		PHILADELPHIA

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
8/17/2018	KELLY(R)	@ CINCINNATI	DESCLAFANI(R)	1-2	L	105	9.5 un	U	8	7	0	11	9	0
8/18/2018	BUMGARNER(L)	@ CINCINNATI	HARVEY(R)	1-7	L	-155	8.5 ev	U	7	8	1	11	5	1
8/19/2018	SUAREZ(L)	@ CINCINNATI	CASTILLO(R)	4-11	L	-110	8.5 un	O	8	5	1	17	8	2
8/20/2018	HOLLAND(L)	@ NY METS	WHEELER(R)	2-1	W	110	7.5 un	U	8	9	2	8	10	3
8/21/2018	STRATTON(R)	@ NY METS	MATZ(L)	3-6	L	105	8 ov	O	5	3	0	9	2	0
8/22/2018	KELLY(R)	@ NY METS	SYNDERGAARD(R)	3-5	L	145	7.5 un	O	6	5	2	9	8	0
8/23/2018	BUMGARNER(L)	@ NY METS	DEGROM(R)	3-1	W	135	6.5 ov	U	5	5	0	5	5	0
8/24/2018	RODRIGUEZ(R)	TEXAS	HUTCHISON(R)	6-7	L	-165	8.5 un	O	11	11	1	10	9	0
8/25/2018	SUAREZ(L)	TEXAS	PEREZ(L)	5-3	W	-145	8.5 un	U	8	6	1	6	6	0
8/26/2018	HOLLAND(L)	TEXAS	GALLARDO(R)	3-1	W	-150	8 ev	U	4	3	0	5	8	0
8/27/2018	STRATTON(R)	ARIZONA	CORBIN(L)	2-0	W	+155	7.5 un	U	4	3	0	5	7	0
8/28/2018	BUMGARNER(L)	ARIZONA	BUCHHOLZ(R)	1-0	W	-105	7 ov	U	7	10	2	6	11	1
8/29/2018	RODRIGUEZ(R)	ARIZONA	GODLEY(R)	1-3	L	+105	7.5 un	U	3	4	1	5	7	0
8/31/2018	SUAREZ(L)	NY METS	WHEELER(R)
9/1/2018	HOLLAND(L)	NY METS	MATZ(L)
9/2/2018	STRATTON(R)	NY METS	SYNDERGAARD(R)
9/3/2018	BUMGARNER(L)	@ COLORADO	ANDERSON(L)
9/4/2018	RODRIGUEZ(R)	@ COLORADO	MARQUEZ(R)
9/5/2018	SUAREZ(L)	@ COLORADO	SENZATELA(R)
9/7/2018		@ MILWAUKEE

KEY GAME INFORMATION

NY METS: 2017 70-92, fourth place
MANAGER Mickey Callaway (first season)
ADDITIONS: 3B Todd Frazier, RF Jay Bruce, LHP Jason Vargas, 1B Adrian Gonzalez, RHP Anthony Swarzak, LHP Matt Purke, C Jose Lobaton
SUBTRACTIONS: Manager Terry Collins, LHP Josh Smoker, LHP Josh Edgin, RHP Chasen Bradford, OF Norichika Aoki, RHP Erik Goeddel, RHP Tyler Pill, LHP Tommy Milone, OF Travis Taijeron
OUTLOOK: Callaway had great success with Cleveland's arms, and the injury-plagued Mets are counting on his methods, along with new pitching coach Dave Eiland, to keep their talented but fragile rotation intact. New York also overhauled its medical department, hoping to keep star players on the field. Syndergaard and deGrom make for an imposing 1-2 punch. So if Harvey, Matz and Zack Wheeler -- even one or two of them -- can finally stay healthy and approach their initial big league form, the pitching staff could be terrific again after unraveling last year with a 5.01 ERA that ranked 28th in the majors. Vargas was signed to eat innings but will miss some time at the beginning of the season after surgery for a broken right (nonpitching) hand. All-Star outfielder Michael Conforto (27 HRs, .384 OBP, .939 OPS) is targeting a May 1 return from surgery for a dislocated left shoulder. His status is critical to a lineup that lacks speed and a natural leadoff hitter. Nimmo made strides last season and is a potential candidate for that role while platooning early with Juan Lagares to fill Conforto's spot in center field. After the Mets spent nearly $90 million to plug holes in free agency, it still might be a stretch to envision them seriously challenging star-studded Washington for NL East supremacy. But with better health in a soft division, they could certainly rejoin the wild-card hunt.

SAN FRANCISCO: 2017 64-98, fifth place
MANAGER Bruce Bochy (12th season)
ADDITIONS: 3B Evan Longoria, OF Andrew McCutchen, OF Austin Jackson, LHP Tony Watson, OF Steven Duggar, OF Gregor Blanco, LHP Derek Holland
SUBTRACTIONS: OF Denard Span, LHP Matt Moore, RHP Matt Cain, SS Christian Arroyo, OF Michael Morse
OUTLOOK: The Giants are coming off their first last-place finish in a decade and their worst season overall since 1985. The talent level was upgraded significantly with trades for Longoria and McCutchen. Those two former All-Stars might be on the downside of their careers -- both are in their 30s -- but they still should add some pop to a lineup that finished last in the majors in home runs, 29th in runs and 29th in on-base percentage. They should also improve a defense that was spotty at best last season, when nothing went right. Getting a healthy season out of Bumgarner is crucial after he was injured in a dirt bike accident last April, but Friday he was hit by a line drive on his pitching hand and will miss the first two months of the season. Cueto is a quality No. 2 starter if he can avoid the blisters that plagued him last year. Samardzija is very durable, but the rest of the rotation isn't nearly as strong. The Giants will also need to adjust to a new coaching staff, with Curt Young replacing longtime pitching coach Dave Righetti, and Alonzo Powell taking over as hitting coach after Hensley Meulens moved to bench coach.

PREVIEW

Giants try to keep playoff hopes up in series with Mets

SAN FRANCISCO -- The San Francisco Giants lost another player and the New York Mets took a step toward getting one back as the clubs prepared for a three-game series that begins Friday night with one still clinging to a sliver of playoff hope.

The Giants (67-68) began Thursday -- an off day for both teams -- seven games back in the National League West and 7 1/2 behind Milwaukee for the second NL wild-card spot, then fell another half-game back of the Brewers (75-60) after Milwaukee beat the Cincinnati Reds in an afternoon affair.

Meanwhile, the Giants learned they'd also lost center fielder Steven Duggar, their hottest hitter of late, for the rest of the season with a torn labrum in his left shoulder.

"The timing is awful," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said of Duggar, who provided difference-making hits in wins over Texas on Sunday and Arizona on Monday. "He was really in a good place."

The three games against the Mets, the fourth-place team in the NL East, provide a short break from a heavyweight-laden September schedule in which the Giants will go up against teams ahead of them in the standings -- Colorado, Milwaukee, Atlanta and Colorado again -- for 12 straight games starting Monday.

The Mets have done a good job playing spoiler while encountering a rough patch of their own schedule. They split four games against the Giants last week in New York as part of an 8-7 run against Philadelphia (3-2), San Francisco (2-2), Washington (2-1) and the Chicago Cubs (1-2).

In the meantime, the Mets have been trying to get their own house in order, sending former All-Star third baseman David Wright to the minors in his bid to play this season despite recent neck, back and shoulder surgeries.

Wright, who went 1-for-9 in two games for Triple-A Las Vegas this week, has rejoined the parent club in San Francisco, but solely to continue rehab for the time being.

"We just haven't seen that level of consistency of playing on a quantity or quality at this point," Mets interim general manager John Ricco said this week, indicating that reinstating Wright to the major-league roster -- even as they expand Saturday -- was no sure thing.

"Quite frankly as this point," Ricco continued, "he hasn't been able to make some of the benchmarks that were laid out for him (as he began his rehab stint)."

Wright hasn't played in a major-league game since May 2016.

Zack Wheeler (9-6, 3.46 ERA), dealt from the Giants to the Mets for Carlos Beltran in 2011, will make his third career start in San Francisco since the trade. He's 1-1 with a 4.22 ERA in the first two.

The former No. 6 overall pick of the 2009 draft by the Giants has lived up to the early projections since the All-Star break, a stretch during which he has the second-best ERA in the NL (1.17) in seven starts.

He's 2-1 with a 3.45 ERA in five lifetime starts against the Giants.

Rookie left-hander Andrew Suarez (5-9, 4.42), coming off seven shutout innings in a 5-3 win over Texas last Saturday, is scheduled to open the series for the Giants. He has never faced the Mets.

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