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Reds vs Royals Betting Odds

Here are the Reds vs Royals Betting Odds:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
Cincinnati	+1.5	+108	8 O
Kansas City	-1.5	-118	8 U

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends

Here are the Reds vs Royals Betting Trends for both teams, but first, the head-to-head stats:

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends: Head-to-Head

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends: Cincinnati

Now, we have the Reds vs Royals Betting Trends for the Cincinnati:

• Ten of Cincinnati’s most recent thirteen games have resulted in the total going UNDER.
• In its last five games, Cincinnati has a record of 1-4 against the spread.
• Ten of Cincinnati’s last twelve games played away from home have resulted in the total going UNDER.
• When playing Kansas City away from home, Cincinnati has a winning record of 6-1 against the spread in its last seven games.
• Over the past seven games that Cincinnati has played against an opponent in the American League, the total has been UNDER in seven of those games.
• Over the course of its most recent five games versus teams from the American League Central Division, Cincinnati has a winning underdog record of 4-1.

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends: Kansas City

Now, we have the Reds vs Royals Betting Trends for the Kansas City:

• There have been six of Kansas City’s last eight games in which the total has been UNDER.
• There have been thirteen of Kansas City’s previous nineteen games against Cincinnati in which the total has been UNDER.
• In its last five games played at home, Kansas City has a record of 1-4 on the road.
• When Kansas City has played Cincinnati at home, the team has a record of 1-6 on the season when playing at home.
• During the last five games that Kansas City has played against a National League opponent, the total has been UNDER in four of those seven games.
• There have been four of Kansas City’s most recent five games against opponents from the National League Central Division in which the total has been UNDER on the betting line.

Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction

Now we have the Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction for both teams.

Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction: Cincinnati

Here is the Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction for the Cincinnati:

There have been 457 times that Cincinnati has been called out on strikes, and there have been 175 times that they have drawn a walk. Cincinnati’s slugging percentage is.391. During the course of this season, they have contributed 220 runs batted in and 412 base knocks, and their batting average is currently at.241. Over the course of their season, the Reds have hit 53 baseballs out of the ballpark and have a total of 89 doubles to their credit. In addition to having an on-base percentage of.317 as a club, they have scored a total of 228 runs. The Cincinnati Reds hold the 11th spot in the league with a run-per-game average of 4.5, which places them in the 11th spot overall.

It is worth noting that their pitching staff has a collective WHIP of 1.17, and their strikeout to walk ratio is 2.71. Reds pitchers have allowed 55 home runs and 195 runs in total, which places them tenth in the league in terms of both categories. Since the beginning of the season, Cincinnati has allowed 374 hits (7.4 per 9 innings) and 175 earned runs. As of the current season, the Reds have a team earned run average of 3.48, which places them ninth in the league. Additionally, their pitching staff has racked up 418 hits across the board. During the course of the season, their pitching staff has walked 154 batters from opposing teams, and their batting average per game (FIP) is 3.97.

The Reds relievers have a save percentage of 70.0% and have attempted to save 62 different situations since they have taken the mound. Out of the 54 runners that the relief pitchers have inherited this season, 29.6% of them have made it to home plate. There have been 35 instances in which Reds bullpen relievers have entered the game with runners on base, and they have also made 47 appearances in high leverage situations. During the course of the season, the Reds have used 171 relief pitchers to take the field and pitch baseball games. Over the course of the season, the bullpen has accumulated forty holds, which places them in second place in the league. They have made 14 saves so far this season, but they have failed to make any of the 20 save opportunities they have had.

In their 4,068 innings played, the Reds have a 72.7% success rate in converting balls hit into play into outs, which places them in third place among professional baseball teams. In addition to 397 assists and 26 mistakes, the Chicago White Sox had a total of 1,356 putouts throughout the course of this season. They presently have a fielding percentage of.985, which places them 18th in the Major League Baseball, and they have a total of 27 double plays.

To this point in his career, Martinez has thrown 831 innings and has accumulated 597 strikeouts across the board. During his stint in the major leagues, Martinez has faced 3,534 batters and has a fielding percentage of 3.99. He has a lifetime win-loss record of 39-50 at the major league level. His earned run average is 4.05, and he has allowed 374 earned runs. His walk-to-hit ratio is 1.311. With 260 walks, he has allowed 830 base hits, which is equivalent to 9.0 hits per nine innings pitched.

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends: Cincinnati Stats & Insights

• Over the course of this season, the Reds have been selected as the underdog in a total of 28 games, and they have emerged victorious 13 times (or 46.4% of the time) in those games.
• As an underdog with a moneyline odds of at least +101 or longer, Cincinnati has been successful seven times out of 19 times this season, resulting in a win for the team.
• Based on the moneyline that has been established for this encounter, it can be deduced that the Reds have a probability of winning the competition that is 49.8 percent.
• There have been 21 out of 54 occasions this season in which contests with Cincinnati have exceeded the total that was set by bookmakers.
• This season, the Reds have played 54 games with a line that was set by sportsbooks, and they have a record of 28-26-0 against the spread.
• On the first pitch of the Reds’ 11th start of the season, Martinez, who has a record of 2-5, will take the mound. He has a 3.43 earned run average (ERA) after pitching 57 and a half innings and striking out 43 batters.
• In his most recent outing, which took place on Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Pirates, the right-handed pitcher pitched for a total of six innings, during which he not only allowed four hits but also allowed one earned run.
• In ten games played so far this season, the 34-year-old pitcher has a 3.43 earned run average (ERA) and 6.7 strikeouts per nine innings. Additionally, he has allowed opposing hitters to have a batting average of.248.
• Currently, Martinez is attempting to get his sixth consecutive quality start.
• It is Martinez’s intention to continue his current string of seven games in which he has pitched five innings or more (he is currently averaging 5.7 innings per outing).
• During the course of this season, he has made a total of ten appearances, and he has not handed out an earned run.
• His opponent is a Royals team that is currently batting.246 as a unit, which places them in 14th place in the Major League Baseball. In addition, they have a combined batting average of.363, which places them in the 26th position in the league, and they have hit 32 home runs, which places them in the 30th position in Major League Baseball play.
• A 3.43 earned run average ranks 42nd among qualifying pitchers in Major League Baseball play this season, a 1.145 earned run average ranks 31st, and 6.7 strikeouts per nine innings ranks 60th.
• The Reds have a total of 54 home runs, which places them sixteenth in Major League Baseball competition.
• This season, Cincinnati has a slugging percentage of.394, which places them thirteenth in the baseball rankings.
• A batting average of.245 places the Reds in sixteenth place in the Major League Baseball.
• With an average of 4.6 runs scored per game and a total of 248 runs scored, Cincinnati is the ninth-highest scoring team in baseball.
• An on-base percentage of.321 places the Reds in the 12th spot in the Major League Baseball.

Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction: Kansas City

Here is the Reds vs Royals Betting Prediction for the Kansas City:

A slugging percentage of.366 and an average of 3.37 runs scored per game are both statistics that rank the Royals in the 26th position in the league. Over the course of their career, they have amassed 172 runs, 87 doubles, and 124 walks. Additionally, they have walked 124 times. Not only has Kansas City hit 32 home runs so far this season, but they have also contributed 170 runs to the team’s total. The total number of base knocks they have earned is 418, and they have been rung up on 354 occasions, which places them 29th in the league. During the course of the season, the Kansas City Royals have been responsible for an on-base percentage of.300 and a batting average of.245 respectively.

As of this moment in the season, the Royals have a team WHIP of 1.180 and a FIP of 3.59. This is the current standing of the Royals. Their pitching staff now ranks thirteenth in baseball in terms of the overall number of hits they have allowed, with 396. The pitching staff for Kansas City has a team earned run average of 3.03 (153 earned runs given) and has allowed 168 runs since the beginning of the season. The ratio of their strikeouts to walks is 8.10, with 408 strikeouts and 140 walks. They have produced 45 long balls, and they have averaged 3.33 runs per nine innings, which places them in second place in the Major League Baseball.

In the case of 59 inherited base runners, bullpen pitchers from Kansas City have an inherited score percentage of 27.1%. In high leverage situations, their relief pitchers have taken the mound 53 times, and those same pitchers have also taken the mound 46 times while there were runners on base. A total of 47 save opportunities have resulted in 27 holds for the Royals, while they have given up four saves. They have a save rate of 80.0%, which places them in first place in the Major League Baseball, and they have sent 158 bullpen pitchers out onto the field so far this season. The Kansas City Royals have utilized relievers to enter the game in a total of twenty different save opportunities, and they have managed to pull off sixteen saves.

Over the course of 4,089 innings played, the Royals have amassed a defensive efficiency of 71.1%, which places them tenth in the profession of baseball. The Kansas City Royals have a fielding percentage of.989, which places them fifth in Major League Baseball, and they have turned 47 double plays. Throughout the course of this season, the Royals have accumulated 470 assists, 20 errors, and 1,363 putouts. However, they have also committed 20 errors.

While pitching 911 innings throughout the course of his career, Lorenzen has allowed 829 hits while collecting 749 strikeouts. He has allowed 403 earned runs while earning a WHIP of 1.309 and having a FIP of 3.9. He has also been the owner of a 3.9 earned run average. During his career in the Major League Baseball, he has faced 3,851 batters from opposing teams, and his strikeout-to-walk ratio is 2.06. With a career record of 50-49, Lorenzen has a 3.98 earned run average and allows 8.2 hits per nine innings pitched.

Reds vs Royals Betting Trends: Kansas City Stats & Insights

• This season, the Royals have entered the game as favorites 21 times, and they have won 13 of those games, which account for 61.9% of the total.
• This season, Kansas City has a record of 10-4, which is equivalent to a win rate of 71.4% when they are favored by oddsmakers by a margin of -120 or more.
• On the basis of the moneyline, the implied probability of a victory for the Royals is 54.5%.
• Over the course of this season, Kansas City and its opponents have hit the over in 18 of the 54 games that they have played with a total.
• The Royals have a record of 30-24-0 against the spread in 54 games played this season with a spread.
• In his eleventh start of the season, Lorenzen, who has a record of 3-5, will take the mound for the Royals. After pitching 57 and a third innings, he has a 3.77 earned run average and has struck out fifty batters.
• Over the course of his most recent outing, which took place on Wednesday against the San Francisco Giants, the right-handed pitcher pitched for four and a half innings, allowing seven hits and allowing two earned runs.
• Over the course of this season, the 33-year-old pitcher has pitched ten games and has a 3.77 earned run average (ERA), 7.8 strikeouts per nine innings, and has allowed his opponents to have a batting average of.254.
• This is the fifth solid start that Lorenzen has had this season, and he is hoping to get another one tonight.
• With this particular outing, Lorenzen has already pitched seven games in which he has tossed five innings or more in a single game this year.
• During one of his outings this season, he did not permit any earned runs to become a base hit.
• Against a Reds offense that ranks 12th in Major League Baseball with 445 total hits (on a batting average of.245), he will be the one to take the hill. The team also has a combined slugging percentage of.394 (13th in MLB), with a total of 54 home runs (16th in MLB).
• The 33-year-old pitcher has a 3.77 earned run average (ERA) that ranks 54th, a 1.273 WHIP that ranks 55th, and a 7.8 strikeout per nine innings that ranks 42nd among qualifying pitchers in Major League Baseball action this season.
• As a team, the Royals have only recorded 32 home runs, which places them in bottom place in Major League Baseball.
• During the current season, the slugging percentage of the Kansas City Royals’ batsmen is only.363, which places them in the 26th spot in the Major League Baseball.
• At this point in the season, the Royals’ batting average of.246 places them fourteenth in the league.
• This season, Kansas City has scored 179 runs, which is equivalent to 3.3 runs per game, making it the third-fewest team in the major leagues.
• When it comes to getting on base, the Royals are among the poorest in the league, where they rank 26th with an on-base percentage of.301.
• With a strikeout percentage of 7.1 per game, Kansas City has demonstrated patience at the plate this season, ranking third among MLB offenses in terms of strikeouts per game.

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