Tampa Bay Rays - Chicago Cubs: betting tip (kef 1.87) and MLB match bets

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The evening at Tropicana Field turned out to be one of those for Tampa Bay that you want to forget about immediately after the final out. 2-9 against the Chicago Cubs is a score that seems to dryly record defeat, but the numbers hide a much more disturbing picture. The team seemed to have fallen out of rhythm, having lost the very ease with which it had taken Game 6 the day before.:4. Mason Englert started the meeting with a good attitude, but by the fourth inning it became clear that tonight was not his night. 3.2 innings, seven hits, three missed runs—and that's putting it mildly. The Cubs didn't give him a break, clinging to every pitch. And then it went like this: the bullpen didn't pick up, and the game slipped away completely, and the blood started to press. In the AL East table, the Flight is now third with a balance of 5-6. 

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But the Chicago Cubs entered the field with a completely different mood — and played as if they decided to remind everyone that their attack is capable of a lot. 9:2 is no longer just a victory, it is a statement. Javier Assad became the very foundation on which everything was built. 5.2 innings with no missed runs, just one hit — almost perfect control. He didn't force things, he worked calmly, methodically, and that's what confused me. But the main music of the evening is, of course, attack. Sixteen hits is a number that sounds like a sentence for any pitcher. The Cubs scored in six different innings without giving the opponent a second's respite. The return of Alex Bregman was especially pleasant for the fans. After a series of failures, he scored three hits and finally felt the game. Pete Crowe-Armstrong added fire — three hits, a home run, three runs scored and even a stolen base. And Miguel Ballesteros scored a two-run home run in the ninth inning. The Cubs are still fifth in the NL Central Division (5-6).