Los Angeles Angels vs New York Yankees Betting Picks & Predictions
Due to inclement weather, Tuesday's game between the Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees was rained out. As a result, the teams will face off in the first game of a
Game outlook
Due to inclement weather, Tuesday's game between the Los Angeles Angels and the New York Yankees was rained out. As a result, the teams will face off in the first game of a doubleheader. Davis Daniel (ERA: 4.91) is set to start as pitcher for the Angels, while Luis Gil (ERA: 3.2) will take the mound for the Yankees. New York is the favored team with opening odds at -254 and the current line sitting at New York -245.
Betting Odds
Moneyline: Angels +210 | Yankees -245
Spread: Angels +1.5 (+100) | Yankees -1.5 (-120)
Total: Over/Under 9 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that New York will win straight-up is 71%.
Los Angeles Angels
The Los Angeles Angels are coming off a series win over the New York Mets and will now face the New York Yankees. The team's record is 49-63 and they have struggled offensively this season, ranking 22nd in batting average, 21st in on-base percentage, and 24th in slugging percentage in the MLB. In their upcoming game, the Angels will start right-hander Davis Daniel, who is 1-2 with a 4.91 ERA. Los Angeles has a team ERA of 4.54, which ranks 27th in the league. The Angels are ranked 26th in offense and defense, scoring an average of 4.03 runs per game and allowing an average of 4.90 runs per game.
New York Yankees Analysis
The New York Yankees are currently tied with the Baltimore Orioles with a record of 93-68 after a series win over the Toronto Blue Jays. In the upcoming series opener, right-hander Luis Gil will take the mound for New York with a record of 11-5 and a 3.20 ERA. The Yankees have a team ERA of 3.70 which ranks fourth in the league. Offensively, the Yankees have been strong this season, slashing .252/.334/.438 which ranks 11th, first, and third in the majors. The team has a power ranking of 3, ranks #1 for offense, and #9 for defense. In their last three matchups, Los Angeles went 2-1 against New York.