Well folks, we went three for three on Thrive Fantasy last night and my prediction of a Warrior win came true as well. Thrive offers an easy platform to make money off of with its unique competitive prop game play. We have a lot of good MLB matchups tonight so there are huge money making opportunites. Let's get into it folks.
Red Sox SS Xander Bogaerts: Over .5 Runs (110 Thrive Points)
Xander Bogaerts has quietly turned himself into a Red Sox lifer and he helped solidify that Friday when he broke the record for the most games played at SS in Red Sox history. Bogaerts is having a heck of a year offensively and is really turning on the jets heading into June. He's 5 for 14 in the month of June with 3 RBIs and a home run. However we are worried about runs and he has gotten a lot of those. In four games in June, he has gotten a run in every game, with a total of six. In nine games against the Angels, he's collected a run in five of those games. With this Angels team grinding to a halt, I'm expecting a Red Sox win and Bogaerts to be apart of it. .png)
Guardians 3B Jose Ramirez: Over .5 RBIs (110 Thrive Points)
The back half of May was extremely kind to Jose Ramirez. After a small early May slump, he had a .319 average with six home runs, 11 runs, and 19 (!!!!) RBIs. In his last sixteen games, he has 21 RBIs and is becoming a one man offense for the Guardians. He has an RBI in half of his games played June and I don't see that changing, especially against Jon Gray. Gray has a 4.83 ERA thus far and has been struggling as of late. He's averaging 3 earned runs over his last four starts. If you need more evidence take a look at the leaderboard for RBI's this season.
Angels SP Noah Syndergaard: Under 4.5 K's (110 Thrive Points)
My final upset of the day comes courtesy of the Pine Sports Robot, who is lower than the Mariana Trench on Noah Syndergaard. It's giving Thor a 84% chance of hitting the under. _Q8xVxNJ.png)
It's easy to see why, he's had less than two strikeouts in four of his last nine starts. His last time out, he gave up five runs over 2.1 innings without recording a single K. Boston is also just outside the top ten in least team strikeouts per game. Syndergaard is struggling and Boston is not the life raft that he is looking for.
Well folks, we went three for three on Thrive Fantasy last night and my prediction of a Warrior win came true as well. Thrive offers an easy platform to make money off of with its unique competitive prop game play. We have a lot of good MLB matchups tonight so there are huge money making opportunites. Let's get into it folks.
Red Sox SS Xander Bogaerts: Over .5 Runs (110 Thrive Points)
Xander Bogaerts has quietly turned himself into a Red Sox lifer and he helped solidify that Friday when he broke the record for the most games played at SS in Red Sox history. Bogaerts is having a heck of a year offensively and is really turning on the jets heading into June. He's 5 for 14 in the month of June with 3 RBIs and a home run. However we are worried about runs and he has gotten a lot of those. In four games in June, he has gotten a run in every game, with a total of six. In nine games against the Angels, he's collected a run in five of those games. With this Angels team grinding to a halt, I'm expecting a Red Sox win and Bogaerts to be apart of it..png)
Guardians 3B Jose Ramirez: Over .5 RBIs (110 Thrive Points)
The back half of May was extremely kind to Jose Ramirez. After a small early May slump, he had a .319 average with six home runs, 11 runs, and 19 (!!!!) RBIs. In his last sixteen games, he has 21 RBIs and is becoming a one man offense for the Guardians. He has an RBI in half of his games played June and I don't see that changing, especially against Jon Gray. Gray has a 4.83 ERA thus far and has been struggling as of late. He's averaging 3 earned runs over his last four starts. If you need more evidence take a look at the leaderboard for RBI's this season.
Angels SP Noah Syndergaard: Under 4.5 K's (110 Thrive Points)
My final upset of the day comes courtesy of the Pine Sports Robot, who is lower than the Mariana Trench on Noah Syndergaard. It's giving Thor a 84% chance of hitting the under._Q8xVxNJ.png)
It's easy to see why, he's had less than two strikeouts in four of his last nine starts. His last time out, he gave up five runs over 2.1 innings without recording a single K. Boston is also just outside the top ten in least team strikeouts per game. Syndergaard is struggling and Boston is not the life raft that he is looking for.
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