Free Baseball Pick – July 23

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Gambling911.com will be on the Indians-Mariners OVER 8.5 AND Seattle -111.

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The home team in this series has won the last 10 games but we are a little concerned about the starting pitcher for Seattle.  Erasmo Ramirez did get torched in his debut against Boston. 

The Mariners, while just under .500, have won 7 straight and during that period they scored 6 or more runs in 4 of those games. 

Cleveland is 3-8 in Zach McAllister’s last 11 starts and again we love that the home team has won the last 10 in the series, making it hard to pass up a play on Seattle even with Ramirez’s limited appearances this season.  

Seattle is second in the number of home runs in the league at 122. 

Seattle has hit at least one home run in 25 of its past 26 games, and with McAllister’s struggles against the Mariners, this could be a high scoring affair. 

The OVER is 12-4 in SEA last 16 home games.

The Indians are 0-6 in McAllister’s last 6 road starts with the total set at 7.0-8.5.

Indians are 0-6 in McAllister’s last 6 road starts vs. a team with a losing record.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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