MLB SEATTLE Matchup 20160624

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MLB : ATS Matchup

Friday 6/24/2016

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ST LOUIS ( MARTINEZ )

SEATTLE ( LEBLANC )

-1.5 +135

+1.5 -155

-110

+100

8ov

3
Final
4

ST LOUIS (38 - 33) at SEATTLE (36 - 37)

Friday, 6/24/2016 10:10 PM

CARLOS MARTINEZ (R) vs. WADE LEBLANC (L)

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
929	ST LOUIS	-130	Ov 8,-120	-115	Ov 8,-105
930	SEATTLE	+120	Un 8,+100	+105	Un 8,-115

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

ST LOUIS - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	38-33	+0.6	40-28	5.3	0.263	0.329	0.435	0.765	4.3	0.245	0.303	0.373	0.676
Road Games	23-12	+12.6	22-13	6.1	0.270	0.339	0.444	0.783	4.1	0.244	0.307	0.384	0.690
vs Left-handed Starters	11-9	+0.4	12-7	5.2	0.261	0.338	0.414	0.752	3.9	0.253	0.297	0.387	0.684
Past 7 Games	3-4	-0.5	1-5	3.1	0.225	0.302	0.357	0.658	3.0	0.237	0.302	0.335	0.637
Grass Games	38-33	+0.6	40-28	5.3	0.263	0.329	0.435	0.765	4.3	0.245	0.303	0.373	0.676
Night Games	27-22	+2.2	28-21	5.4	0.260	0.327	0.429	0.756	4.1	0.241	0.299	0.369	0.668
Interleague	3-5	-3.9	2-5	4.4	0.270	0.333	0.409	0.742	4.0	0.256	0.302	0.374	0.676

ST LOUIS - 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	5.3	0.263	0.329	71	2449	644	122	15	90	0.435	359	243	552	17	500	54	54	80	22
Road Games	6.1	0.270	0.339	35	1250	337	52	11	48	0.444	200	131	295	10	252	27	31	47	13
Lefty Starters	5.2	0.261	0.338	20	696	182	40	3	20	0.414	100	81	151	5	155	14	11	23	8

ST LOUIS - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.75	1.207	201.3	91	84	169	25	74	206	12-7	15	6	71.4%
Road Games	3.15	1.156	94.3	36	33	71	12	38	101	6-3	10	2	83.3%

SEATTLE - Current Season Performance
	Team Records			Team					Opponent
	W-L	Units	O-U	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS	Runs	Avg	OBP	SLG	OPS
All Games	36-37	-8.4	34-34	4.9	0.259	0.320	0.421	0.741	4.2	0.250	0.311	0.399	0.711
Home Games	15-18	-10.9	17-14	4.5	0.248	0.315	0.413	0.728	4.0	0.240	0.293	0.394	0.687
vs Right-handed Starters	25-22	-2.2	22-21	5.3	0.269	0.335	0.437	0.772	4.1	0.251	0.309	0.404	0.712
Past 7 Games	1-6	-5.2	2-5	3.6	0.256	0.284	0.409	0.694	4.9	0.316	0.376	0.488	0.864
Grass Games	35-35	-7.4	32-33	4.9	0.259	0.318	0.422	0.740	4.2	0.249	0.309	0.398	0.707
Night Games	23-25	-7.2	23-20	4.9	0.264	0.322	0.427	0.749	4.4	0.259	0.321	0.417	0.738
Interleague	6-1	+4.8	5-2	9.1	0.322	0.403	0.506	0.909	5.9	0.296	0.331	0.443	0.774

SEATTLE - 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	4.9	0.259	0.320	73	2529	656	97	9	98	0.421	343	225	560	21	483	74	44	60	42
Home Games	4.5	0.248	0.315	33	1100	273	38	4	45	0.413	143	107	246	8	219	30	17	22	19
Righty Starters	5.3	0.269	0.335	47	1631	439	71	7	63	0.437	244	162	344	16	311	52	24	44	25

SEATTLE - Bullpen Pitching Statistics
	ERA	WHIP	IP	R	ER	H	HR	BB	SO	W-L	SV	BSV	Pct.
All Games	3.10	1.194	232	86	80	191	28	86	253	11-12	17	14	54.8%
Home Games	3.82	1.241	96.7	44	41	86	16	34	116	3-7	5	7	41.7%

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

ST LOUIS - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/10/2016	WACHA(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	COLE(R)	9-3	W	155	8 ov	O	9	7	0	8	9	1
6/11/2016	MARTINEZ(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	LIRIANO(L)	5-1	W	-105	8 un	U	8	8	0	6	5	0
6/12/2016	LEAKE(R)	@ PITTSBURGH	NIESE(L)	8-3	W	-115	9 un	O	14	6	1	6	2	1
6/14/2016	GARCIA(L)	HOUSTON	FISTER(R)	2-5	L	-150	8.5 un	U	5	4	1	9	2	0
6/15/2016	WAINWRIGHT(R)	HOUSTON	MCHUGH(R)	1-4	L	-130	8.5 un	U	8	8	0	9	5	0
6/17/2016	WACHA(R)	TEXAS	HAMELS(L)	0-1	L	-120	8 un	U	3	5	0	6	6	0
6/18/2016	MARTINEZ(R)	TEXAS	MARTINEZ(R)	3-4	L	-175	9 ev	U	7	6	1	9	8	1
6/19/2016	LEAKE(R)	TEXAS	PEREZ(L)	4-5	L	-120	9 ov	P	10	7	1	10	6	1
6/20/2016	GARCIA(L)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	LACKEY(R)	3-2	W	145	8.5 un	U	8	9	0	9	9	0
6/21/2016	WAINWRIGHT(R)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	HAMMEL(R)	4-3	W	130	8.5 ov	U	6	4	0	7	7	0
6/22/2016	WACHA(R)	@ CHICAGO CUBS	ARRIETA(R)	7-2	W	225	7.5 ev	O	9	9	0	3	2	1
6/24/2016	MARTINEZ(R)	@ SEATTLE	LEBLANC(L)
6/25/2016	LEAKE(R)	@ SEATTLE	KARNS(R)
6/26/2016	GARCIA(L)	@ SEATTLE	PAXTON(L)
6/27/2016	WAINWRIGHT(R)	@ KANSAS CITY	DUFFY(L)
6/28/2016	WACHA(R)	@ KANSAS CITY	MEDLEN(R)
6/29/2016	MARTINEZ(R)	KANSAS CITY	VOLQUEZ(R)
6/30/2016		KANSAS CITY
7/1/2016		MILWAUKEE

SEATTLE - Schedule
									Team Stats			Opp Stats
Date	Team Starter	Opponent	Opp Starter	Score	W/L	Line	Tot.	O/U	H	LOB	E	H	LOB	E
6/10/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	TEXAS	HOLLAND(L)	7-5	W	-150	7.5 un	O	7	5	0	10	4	3
6/11/2016	PAXTON(L)	TEXAS	LEWIS(R)	1-2	L	-185	7.5 un	U	6	7	1	10	10	1
6/12/2016	MILEY(L)	TEXAS	HAMELS(L)	4-6	L	-115	7.5 un	O	9	8	0	7	7	0
6/14/2016	WALKER(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	ODORIZZI(R)	7-8	L	110	7.5 ov	O	10	8	1	10	6	0
6/15/2016	KARNS(R)	@ TAMPA BAY	SMYLY(L)	2-3	L	120	7.5 un	U	8	10	2	8	18	0
6/16/2016	PAXTON(L)	@ TAMPA BAY	SNELL(L)	6-4	W	-120	7.5 un	O	13	10	0	12	11	3
6/17/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	@ BOSTON	ELIAS(L)	8-4	W	120	10 ov	O	10	4	1	11	7	0
6/18/2016	SAMPSON(R)	@ BOSTON	PORCELLO(R)	2-6	L	170	10 ov	U	9	5	1	12	5	0
6/19/2016	WALKER(R)	@ BOSTON	PRICE(L)	1-2	L	175	9 ev	U	8	5	0	11	11	0
6/20/2016	KARNS(R)	@ DETROIT	PELFREY(R)	7-8	L	-135	11 un	O	19	11	0	14	10	1
6/21/2016	PAXTON(L)	@ DETROIT	VERLANDER(R)	2-4	L	125	9 un	U	8	7	1	11	9	0
6/22/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	@ DETROIT	FULMER(R)	1-5	L	115	9 un	U	3	5	0	12	9	0
6/23/2016	NUNO(L)	@ DETROIT	NORRIS(L)	4-5	L	140	9.5 un	U	8	5	1	8	11	1
6/24/2016	LEBLANC(L)	ST LOUIS	MARTINEZ(R)
6/25/2016	KARNS(R)	ST LOUIS	LEAKE(R)
6/26/2016	PAXTON(L)	ST LOUIS	GARCIA(L)
6/28/2016	IWAKUMA(R)	PITTSBURGH	NIESE(L)
6/29/2016	SAMPSON(R)	PITTSBURGH	TAILLON(R)
6/30/2016		BALTIMORE
7/1/2016		BALTIMORE

KEY GAME INFORMATION

ST LOUIS: The division-rival Cubs grabbed headlines by signing two former Cardinals, Jason Heyward and John Lackey. Chicago has a lot of young talent but so do the Cardinals. They've won the NL Central three straight seasons and been to the playoffs a franchise- best five consecutive years, including a World Series championship in 2011 and another Series appearance in 2013. In the outfield, Stephen Piscotty, Randal Grichuk, Holliday and Tommy Pham are all capable of hitting 20 homers. Yadier Molina is on track for opening day after recovering from a pair of thumb operations. There's an abundance of quality arms in the starting rotation even though St. Louis was outbid by Boston for David Price and lost Lance Lynn to reconstructive elbow surgery. Mike Leake could provide results similar to Lackey's, and is much younger. Jaime Garcia has an array of pitches and Carlos Martinez consistently throws in the high-90s (mph).

SEATTLE: The Mariners own the longest playoff drought in baseball, with their last appearance coming in 2001, and there's plenty of reason to doubt it will end in 2016. Seattle should be better than a year ago, though. Cano is healthy, the starting rotation could be a plus and on defense the Mariners are constructed to succeed in their home ballpark. But the offseason makeover relied heavily on players coming off poor 2015 seasons, and the question remains whether those players are on a downward spiral or if they can rebound to be as productive as in the past. If the latter is the case, then maybe Seattle will find itself in contention.

PREVIEW

Cardinals-Mariners preview

SEATTLE -- Two teams heading in different directions take the field for a three-game interleague series when the Seattle Mariners host the St. Louis Cardinals beginning Friday.

St. Louis appears ready to make a move in the National League Central, while Seattle could be falling out of the race in the American League West.

The Cardinals (38-33) went into Thursday's off day on a high, having swept the division-leading Cubs to pull closer -- but still not close -- in the Central standings. St. Louis, which is nine games behind Chicago, has a new-found confidence that it can make a push and challenge the Cubs for the Central pennant.

"I don't think there's anybody in here who doesn't think we can compete with them or the Pirates," Cardinals first baseman Brandon Moss told MLB.com after Wednesday's win.

If St. Louis fans aren't over-the-moon confident about the Cardinals' chances of getting back in the division race, it might have to do with the fact that St. Louis lost all five of its games against AL West competition leading up to the Cubs series.

This time around, though, the Cardinals face an AL West opponent that is in a freefall. Thursday's loss left Seattle at 36-37, marking the first time since April 23 -- at 8-9 -- that the Mariners were below .500. Seattle enters Friday's game on a six-game losing streak -- the Mariners' longest skid of the season -- and 11 games behind Texas.

Seattle's slump has been all about pitching. The team's rotation has been plagued by injuries, with two starters (Felix Hernandez and Wade Miley) on the disabled list and a third (Taijuan Walker) nursing a sore ankle that will cause him to skip Friday's start. Wade LeBlanc, acquired from the Blue Jays on Wednesday, is expected to fill in for Walker on Friday. LeBlanc marks the seventh different Mariners' starter in a span of seven games -- none of those starters is named Felix Hernandez, who has been out since late May.

Seattle's starting pitching woes found new depths Thursday, when scheduled starter Adrian Sampson, a recent Triple-A call-up to fill the Mariners' ever-widening void, suffered an injury while throwing his warm-up pitches in the bottom of the first inning at Detroit. Reliever Vidal Nuno became the starter and Seattle ended up using six other pitchers in the 10-inning loss to the Tigers, leaving the bullpen in shambles heading into the St. Louis series.

"We're a trainwreck," manager Scott Servais told MLB.com. "We'll have to figure that out."

The only good news to come out of Detroit was Servais telling reporters that Miley should be back by Tuesday to return to the starting rotation. Until then, the Mariners will try to patch together enough healthy arms to get through the weekend series with St. Louis.

The Cardinals open the series with 24-year-old right-hander Carlos Martinez (7-5, 3.17 ERA). Over his past four starts, Martinez is 3-0 with a 1.23 ERA.

Last Updated: 4/25/2024 6:11:18 AM EST.