San Diego Padres at Arizona Diamondbacks 7/7/2018 Free MLB Picks and Predictions

Saturday, July 7, 2018

Chase Field

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Probable Pitchers: Tyson Ross vs. Robbie Ray

Chase Field is the site of the matchup between the San Diego Padres and the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday, July 7, 2018. The probable starting pitchers are Tyson Ross for the Padres and Robbie Ray for the Diamondbacks.

San Diego opens at +158 while Arizona opens at -168. The Padres have a 40-46-3 over/under record and a 42-47-0 run line mark. The Diamondbacks are 46-42-0 against the run line and have a 42-41-5 over/under record.

Valuable San Diego Padres Betting Trends

The San Diego Padres are 40-46-3 against the over/under

The San Diego Padres are 42-47-0 against the run line

Important Arizona Diamondbacks Betting Trends

The Arizona Diamondbacks are 42-41-5 against the over/under

The Arizona Diamondbacks are 46-42-0 against the run line

Key San Diego Padres Injuries

07/04/18 P Kirby Yates Paternity List is out indefinitely
06/24/18 P Jordan Lyles Forearm 10-day DL (06/21)
06/21/18 P Bryan Mitchell Elbow 10-day DL (06/17)
06/08/18 P Jose Torres Suspension is out for season
05/29/18 CF Franchy Cordero Forearm 10-day DL (05/28)
05/14/18 P Kazuhisa Makita Side 10-day DL (05/13)
04/15/18 P Dinelson Lamet Forearm 60-day DL (03/26)
04/04/18 2B Allen Cordoba Concussion 60-day DL (03/26)
03/30/18 P Colin Rea Elbow 60-day DL (03/30)
03/26/18 RF Alex Dickerson Elbow 60-day DL (03/28)

Key Arizona Diamondbacks Injuries

06/30/18 SS Deven Marrero Oblique 10-day DL (06/29)
06/28/18 C Alex Avila Hamstring 10-day DL (06/24)
06/25/18 P Clay Buchholz Oblique 10-day DL (06/25)
06/01/18 P Taijuan Walker Forearm is out for season
05/21/18 P Randall Delgado Oblique 60-day DL (03/26)
05/09/18 P Braden Shipley Elbow 10-day DL (05/07)

Useful Pitching Statistics

The Padres have a 38-51 overall record this season. Starting pitcher Tyson Ross has a 5-6 record with an earned run average of 3.78 and a WHIP of 1.23 this year. He has 90 strikeouts over his 100 innings pitched and he's given up 85 hits. He's allowed 7.7 hits per 9 innings and he has a FIP of 4.32. The bullpen has an earned run average of 3.53 and they have given up 296 base hits on the year. Teams are hitting .233 against the bullpen and they've struck out 353 hitters and walked 103 batters. As a team, San Diego allows 8.7 hits per nine innings while striking out 8.4 batters per nine innings. They are 18th in the league in team earned run average at 4.14. The Padres pitchers collectively have given up 767 base hits and 364 earned runs. They have allowed 97 home runs this season, ranking them 19th in the league. San Diego as a pitching staff has walked 289 batters and struck out 742. They have walked 3.3 men per 9 innings while striking out 8.4 per 9. They have a team WHIP of 1.34 and their FIP as a unit is 4.06.

Hitting Statistics

As a team San Diego is hitting .234, good for 26th in the league. The Padres hold a .367 team slugging percentage and an on-base percentage of .299, which is good for 28th in baseball. They rank 27th in MLB with 7.8 hits per game. Jose Pirela is hitting .260 with an on-base percentage of .310. He has 83 hits this season in 319 at bats with 25 runs batted in. He has a slugging percentage of .348 and an OPS+ of 81. Eric Hosmer is hitting .264 this year and he has an on-base percentage of .339. He has totaled 86 hits and he has driven in 37 men in 326 at bats. His OPS+ is 106 while his slugging percentage is at .417. The Padres have 692 hits, including 140 doubles and 73 home runs. San Diego has walked 260 times so far this season and they have struck out 828 times as a unit. They have left 549 men on base and have a team OPS of .666. They score 3.72 runs per contest and have scored a total of 331 runs this year.

Useful Pitching Statistics

Arizona has a 48-40 overall mark this year. With an earned run average of 4.89, Robbie Ray has a 3-1 record and a 1.45 WHIP this season. He has 58 strikeouts over the 38.2 innings he's pitched. He also has given up 36 hits. He allows 8.4 hits per nine innings and his FIP stands at 4.09. The bullpen has an earned run average of 2.57 and they have given up 239 base hits on the year. Teams are hitting .217 against the Diamondbacks bullpen. Their relievers have struck out 258 batters and walked 105 opposing hitters. As a team, Arizona allows 8 hits per nine innings while striking out 8.6 batters per nine innings. They are 3rd in the league in team earned run average at 3.52. The Diamondbacks pitchers as a team have surrendered 705 base knocks and 310 earned runs this season. They have given up 98 home runs this year, which ranks 18th in Major League Baseball. Arizona as a staff has walked 269 hitters and struck out 761 batters. They give up a walk 3.1 times per 9 innings while they strike out 8.6 per 9. Their team WHIP is 1.23 while their FIP as a staff is 3.93.

Hitting Statistics

As a team, they are batting .230, good for 29th in the league. The Diamondbacks hold a .394 team slugging percentage and an on-base percentage of .307, which is good for 25th in baseball. They rank 30th in MLB with 7.6 hits per contest. Paul Goldschmidt comes into this matchup batting .270 with an OBP of .380. He has 87 hits this year along with 48 RBI in 322 AB's. He maintains a slugging percentage of .525 with an OPS+ of 134. David Peralta is hitting .284 this season and he has an OBP of .348. He has collected 89 hits in 313 at bats while driving in 46 runs. He has an OPS+ of 120 and a slugging percentage of .505. The Diamondbacks as a unit have 673 base hits, including 131 doubles and 96 homers. Arizona has walked 310 times this year and they have struck out on 800 occasions. They have had 573 men left on base and have an OPS of .700. They have scored 4.33 runs per game and totaled 381 runs this season.

Who will win tonight's Padres/Diamondbacks MLB game against the spread?

Guy's Pick: Take the Padres +158

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