Hiram Moreno
We are just three days away from saying goodbye to July and entering the eighth month of 2022. In the JefeBet App, this means a new monthly competition, and with the positions already being defined in these last days, we encourage you to keep participating to add points. Or perhaps you’ll hit the jackpot!
If you don’t have any idea of what choices to make today, here are some picks for Friday, July 29, 2022.
JefeBet App – Picks for Friday, July 29, 2022
JefeBet App: MLB – Detroit Tigers vs. Toronto Blue Jays
Will the Blue Jays Win by More Than One Run?
This series is quite evenly matched as it pits two teams with very different realities; things did not seem that way during the first game as the Blue Jays won by a mere 5-3, though.
However, their chances of winning by a wider margin today are much higher, since they will have Alek Manoah as their starter, who has been in Cy Young talks this year. Manoah has a 2.24 ERA and 0.97 WHIP after 120.2 innings this season, and has pitched 6.0 or more innings in his last three starts, two of which saw his team win and in none of which he allowed more than two runs.
Things are made more uneven by the fact that the Tigers will have Bryan Garcia as their starter, who will make his first appearance in this MLB regular season.He will not have an easy task against a Toronto offense that has the best batting average in the Major Leagues at .268 and scores the third most runs per game (4.9).
Pick: Yes
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JefeBet App: MLB – Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco Giants
Which Team Will Win the Game?
The San Francisco Giants must have taken a breath of fresh air yesterday after a 4-2 victory in the first game of the series, which ended a downward spiral that saw them lose seven consecutive games.
Six games during that negative streak saw them score four or fewer runs, which was also the case yesterday, so the offense will need to improve to get back to a .500 record and compete in their division.
This could be tricky, however, because they will be facing Marcus Stroman, who has allowed just two runs in his last 14.1 innings of play, and because their starter Alex Cobb has allowed three or more runs in three of his last four starts, which is poor news given the Giants’ current lineup.
Pick: Cubs
