Yesterday’s Results for Cleveland Indians vs Chicago White Sox

OSKEIM'S 14-0 MLB DIV FAVORITE OF THE YEAR

Analysis: The White Sox are 14-0 straight-up and 11-3 against the run line (+80.6% ROI) since August 16, 2020, as home favorites following a game in which they stranded ten or fewer runners on base. The White Sox are 15-1 straight-up and 13-3 against the run line (+83.3% ROI) since August 16, 2020, following a game in which their opponent scored in more separate innings than they did. The White Sox are 23-3 straight-up and 21-5 against the run line (+71.3% ROI) since August 30, 2020, as favorites of -140 or greater following a game in which their opponent scored first. Cleveland is dealing with distractions following the announcement by manager Terry Francona that he is stepping down for the remainder of this season to address some health issues. The Indians are also dealing with a host of injuries that have effectively derailed their postseason hopes as they are 8½ games behind the White Sox in the American League Central. On Thursday, the Indians traded second baseman Cesar Hernandez to the White Sox, a clear sign that they have turned their focus toward the future. The trade gives Chicago a much-needed second baseman to fill the void created by Nick Madrigal's season-ending injury last month. Hernandez arrives with a .744 OPS, .329 OBP, and a 4.7 WAR. Finally, Cleveland falls into a very negative 30-120 system of mine that invests against certain American League underdogs with a team slugging percentage of .410 or worse. Take the White Sox and invest with confidence.