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Oakland over Milwaukee

4:07 PM EST. Colin Rea has been up and down since the start of July, as he’s given up two runs or fewer in six of eight starts, but he allowed a combined 14 runs in those other two turns. That includes a disaster vs. the Dodgers on July 13, in which he gave up 7 ER, including 4 HRs. On the season, Rea’s surface ERA is a serviceable 3.52, but his xERA is nearly a run higher at 4.45, and he’s been lucky, posting both a higher-than-average strand rate and a lower-than-average Batting Average of Balls in Play.

Joe Boyle (RHP - OAK) picked up a win over the Rays on Monday, where he allowed just two hits over six scoreless innings, striking out six. Both hits Boyle gave up were singles, and he didn’t allow a Tampa hitter to reach third until the sixth inning. Boyle is a bit of an enigma, and he hit his full potential last time, with his fastball averaging 99 MPH. In nine starts (37.2 IP), Boyle has 41 Ks, and he’s shown enough to warrant a wager here as a home pooch.

Sherwood

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