BBB Betting Tips: Yankees vs. Los Angeles Angels (4/27)

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A bounce back BBBetting win with the over Wednesday, and a New York Yankee walk off win Thursday. We are hot, the Yankees are hotter, let's keep it going. Tonight starts a West Coast swing that starts with our ace. 

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New York Yankees @ Los Angeles Angels (04/27)

Luis Severino (4-1, 2.32 ERA) vs. Andrew Heaney (0-1, 9.64 ERA)

Tonight maybe the most I have struggled with a pick this season. The matchup is obvious: an absolute STUD in Severino against a starter with a 9.64 ERA. This should be an easy Yankee win, but when you look past the numbers, it starts to become tougher. 

Severino is historically weaker on the road, and a long trip with a big time zone jump always poses a challenge. Last year he got knocked around against the Angels because of it. Heaney looked good against the Yankees last year throwing seven strong, only giving up two hits. 

I think the Yankees magic is swirling, and they are in a “win at all costs” mode.  I do not think the Yankees win because of a stellar performance from Severino, but because of a strong bullpen and some late hitting. Yankees win by one, but go with the Angels covering the spread. 

Final Call: Angels +1.5 (-130)

Article by: Dylan Farrell

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