The Read · 10 angles tracked 3 → UNDER on the total
The board's strongest convergence on this game · 3 independent angles point UNDER · 3 the other way, shown not hidden.
The sides also lean CIN (2).
3 → UNDER · Totals · 3 vs2 → CIN · Sides · 1 vs1 Props angle · line-shop
Totals 3 → UNDER
CIN go UNDER 60% in the game after a loss (n=243) 60% · n=243
STL have gone UNDER in 6 of their last 10 60% · n=10
CIN have gone UNDER in 13 of their last 20 65% · n=20
Sides 2 → CIN
CIN have covered the run line in 2 of their last 10 20% · n=10
STL are 4-6 at home over their last 10 home games 40% · n=10
Props 1 · line-shop only
Home starter faces high-K lineup, opponent ranks top-third of lineups for K/PA vs starters n=10568
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Weather
Weather not posted
Park · Busch Stadium
No park sample yet for this venue (50-game floor).
Home plate umpire
Chris Conroy
Lineups
Batting order · hand · position. Confirmed = official, Projected = probable. Lineups not posted yet. MLB usually posts these a few hours before first pitch.
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