Yesterday’s Results for Arizona Diamondbacks vs San Francisco Giants

OSKEIM'S 31-10 MLB OFF SHORE STEAM PLAY

Analysis: Since 2006, .499 or worse divisional road underdogs are 963-1398 SU (40.8%; -5.2% ROI) and 1297-908 RL (-3.7% ROI) versus teams with a losing record, including 205-339 SU (37.7%; -12.1% ROI) and 306-238 RL (-5.9% ROI) since 2019. Since 2005, MLB home favorites of -156 to -210 with revenge in game 1 of a series are 806-417 SU (65.9%; +3% ROI) and 526-559 RL (+5.3% ROI), including 481-250 SU (65.8%; +2.6% ROI) and 354-375 RL (+5% ROI) since 2012, winning by an average of +1.51 runs per game. Since 2011, divisional home favorites coming off a win are 890-568 (61%; +1% ROI) in the opening game of a series, including 334-185 (64.4%; +3.8% ROI) since 2020 (+1.3 runs per game margin). Since 2019, the Diamondbacks are 187-285 (39.6%; -5.9% ROI) as underdogs, losing by an average margin of -0.83 points per game. The Diamondbacks are 11-39 (22%; -48% ROI) since April 16, 2021, as road underdogs in the opening game of a series with a starting pitcher coming off an outing in which he allowed four or more hits, losing by an average of -1.56 runs per game. Finally, San Francisco starter Logan Webb is 31-10 (75.6%; +20.6% ROI) as a home favorite since September 12, 2019, winning by an average of +1.9 runs per game. Take San Francisco and invest with confidence.