Wow, that's a little surprising. At the half-way point Beckett's on pace for 20 wins, Bay's on pace for 140 RBI, Ellsbury's on pace for 70 SB. The rest are pretty subjective.
It's hard for me to know who to root for in this game. Texas is leading the Wild Card, but they're only a game back of the Angels. If Lackey doesn't pitch well, that could potentially be good for the Red Sox.
Feel free to come up with your own over/unders. As for 700 hitter's:
Dice K finishes the regular season with 5.5 wins. Under. I don't see where he fits into this rotation and there's still no word on when he'll be back.
Hence why I'm not too worried about them. They performed well above their ability in May, they're performing well above their ability now. And we're still in 1st. That stuff evens out. I'm sure they'll perform well below their ability at some point this season and we'll get a chance to pad our lead.
It's over/under. So you say whether the player will get more or less than 19.5 wins. I'm wondering if he'll win 20 games or more, so I asked if he'll win more or less than 19.5 wins.
These are always fun. I'll post some stats, you tell me wheter you think the player will perform over or under. Then you can come up with your own over/under scenarios.
Beckett finishes the regular season with 19.5 wins.
Bay finishes the regular season with 129.5 RBI.
Ellsbury finishes the regular season with 69.5 stolen bases.
Ortiz finishes the regular season with a .250 AVG.
Lowell finishes the regular season with 119.5 games played.
Lowrie finishes the regular season with 59.5 games played.
Smoltz finishes the regular season with 6.5 wins.
Yeah, going on a 1 team west coast trip before the All-Star game is rough. The Yankees have 2 more west coast trips after the All-Star break because of that.