LiontipsLos Angeles Dodgers - Cincinnati Reds: MLB match betting tip and bets
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The Dodgers staged a real spectacle at Dodger Stadium on October 1. Imagine Shohei Otani, this Japanese samurai with a bat, opens the match with a solo home run, bang, and the ball flies into the Californian sky. And then Teoscar Hernandez, as if deciding that one home run wasn't enough, hits a three-pointer, and it's already 8-0 by the seventh inning. The audience is roaring, hot dogs are flying, and Reds are just blinking. Blake Snell shone on the pitcher's mound — seven innings, only two missed runs, and for the time being Cincinnati looked like a school team against the champions. The Dodgers have 93 wins, 69 losses and a solid first place in the NL West division during the regular season.
Interesting facts for betting
The Dodgers have an average of 3.6 runs per game.
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What about Cincinnati? The Reds are stubborn guys, you have to admit that. In the first match, they woke up only by the seventh inning, when the gap was already indecent. Five points at the end is beautiful, of course, but the train has already left, and the driver in it is Dodgers. Hunter Green, the Reds' starting pitcher, started the game as if he had forgotten how to hold the ball: three home runs in three innings is not what is expected of a rotation leader. In the regular season, the Reds finished with 83 wins and 79 losses, taking third place in their division.
Interesting facts for betting
Reds makes an average of 3.8 runs per game.
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2.44Tip and bets
The Dodgers are like a tank against an infantry this season, especially when it comes to the Reds. Five wins in six head-to-head matches. Tomorrow, Blake Snell will most likely be on the slide again, playing against Cincinnati as if he has a personal vendetta: he hasn't given up a single hit in his career. The Reds will have Hunter Green, who looked good in the regular season, but injuries and yesterday's failure hint that a miracle is not worth waiting for. The Dodgers' offense in the first game showed that their bats are loaded, and their defense is at the level of don't touch me, I'm untouchable. Cincinnati can puff and try as much as it wants, but against such power it takes a perfect day, and they don't have it yet.
Our prediction is that Los Angeles will win with a handicap of (-1.5) wound in 1.78
