Oakland Athletics Manager Bob Melvin Win Rate Run Line and Over Under Betting Angles 6/24/2020
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Oakland Athletics Manager Bob Melvin Win Rate Run Line and Over Under Betting Angles 6/24/2020
As sports are shut down for the moment, we continue with betting tips until the action resumes in late July then it is free picks as usual. Today a look at Oakland Athletics manager Bob Melvin win rate with run line and over under betting angles in his time with the team.
Bob Melvin was named manager of the Oakland Athletics during the 2011 season. He replaced Bob Geren in early June of that year. His first full season began with the team in 2012. Melvin has served as manager of the Seattle Mariners and Arizona Diamondbacks. While with Oakland the team has two first place AL West finishes and made the playoffs in five seasons.
Oakland Athletics have won 52.6% of their games under Bob Melvin in full seasons as manager. It is 62% as a road favorite with 60% favored at home. They win 55.1% of their games outside the AL West. Negatives include 30.8% in playoff games with 40% with rest advantage. That angle is coming off a day off facing a team that played the previous day. Win rate 42.2% as a road underdog and 49.4% facing the AL West division. A profitable 50.4% as a home underdog which is good because the team is lined at plus money in that spot.
Run Line angles include 64.7% as a home underdog and 59.8% an underdog on the road. They cover 43.3% on the run line as a home favorite with 47.7% favored on the road.
Team has played to over and under the total 50% of the time managed by Bob Melvin in full seasons. It is 70.7% over with rest disadvantage. That angle is playing the previous day against a team coming off a day off. Over comes in 52.5% facing AL West division foes. Under angles include 57.8% with rest advantage.
During these times we continue with betting tips until games are played then free picks every day. These angles are meant for reference in your handicapping and not to be bet blindly. A good practice is to note the stronger angles in your schedule book.