The Shocking Truth Behind Sanchez’s Unbelievable Odds—What Bookmakers Don’t Want You to Know!
The Phillies are one of the best squads in the league and are maintaining their lead in the National League East. I feel like the bigger reason for their lead expanding is how poorly the Mets have played, moreso than how well the Phillies have done lately. Since the All-Star Break, the Phillies are 14-9. The Mets have been awful, going just 2-11 over their last 13 games, and the Phillies have been hot over their 10, going 7-3. Philly took the first game of this series with a 4-1 victory over the Reds. Today, they send out a stud pitcher to the hill with Cristopher Sanchez taking the ball. Sanchez’s Cy Young chances increased yesterday with Paul Skenes’ bad start. Sanchez is now 11-3 with a 2.36 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and has 151 strikeouts. All numbers 13th or better in the league. He has allowed four earned runs in just two starts this season. He has allowed three or more earned runs in just four starts this season. Overall, since June, he has exactly three starts out of 12 that saw him allow two or more runs. In other words, Sanchez has been dirty. The Reds hitters have done well against him in the past, going 10-for-27 against him, but only one of those hits has been for extra bases.Â
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