Baseball betting did you bet the Reds on their road trip
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Baseball Betting: Did You Bet on the Reds During Their Road Trip?
Summary
Amidst the highs and lows of the baseball season, one adventurous Cincinnati Reds fan might have woken up on May 31st undeterred by two initial losses to the Cubs and bet on a Reds win that day.
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Imagine waking up on May 31st, a Cincinnati Reds fan with a hunch. Despite the Reds dropping their first two games against the Cubs, you decide it's their day to win. That very day, the Reds embark on a triumphant road trip, turning skeptics into believers.
The next stop for the Reds is Texas, where they face the Astros. The Big Red Machine shows up in force, sweeping Houston and leaving one lucky bettor with a growing bankroll. The question arises: would this fan dare to bet against the mighty Cardinals in Missouri? With Albert Pujols sidelined and the Reds hitting hard, the answer could be a resounding yes.
If the fan backed the Reds through both Houston and St. Louis, they’re celebrating a seven-game winning streak as the team heads back to Ohio to face Chicago. At this point, betting the entire bankroll on the Reds seems like a solid choice.
During this streak, the Reds are averaging 7.4 runs, boasting a .303 average, and smashing 13 home runs. They haven’t seen an eight-game win streak since 1999. With Ken Griffey Jr. expected back despite a minor injury, and Adam Dunn excelling against the Cubs, the team looks formidable.
Reflecting on an earlier article, it’s hard not to mention how the Boston Red Sox might regret trading Bronson Arroyo for Willy Mo Pena. Arroyo has shone both on the mound and at the plate. His record (7-2, 2.40 ERA) is impressive, with two home runs off Cubs pitcher Glendon Rusch earlier this season.
In a recent game against Houston, Arroyo not only pitched well, allowing two unearned runs and eight hits over six innings, but also went 3-for-3 with a career-high four RBIs. In 12 starts this season, he has consistently kept opponents to two or fewer runs, with the Reds winning 9 out of 12 games he’s started. His record against Chicago this season? A solid 2-0 with a 1.98 ERA.
The Reds’ impressive performance continues despite limited offensive contribution from catcher Jason LaRue, who is struggling at 1-for-30 in June.
For passionate Reds fans following along, this successful road trip has been a thrilling ride, one that shows the unpredictable and exhilarating nature of baseball betting.
For current baseball betting lines, visit [this link](http://www.sportsbook.com/sports-betting/MBL-Baseball-204.html).
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