Philadelphia Phillies vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Trend Finder

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Philadelphia Phillies

-135

-1.5
(+115)

O 9.5
(-110)

Arizona Diamondbacks

+115

+1.5
(-135)

U 9.5
(-110)

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FINAL (8/31/2022)

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Philadelphia Phillies

LAST 10 GAMES

STRAIGHT UP RECORD:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS:
6 OVERS, 4 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS AWAY TEAM

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS AWAY TEAM:
4 WINS, 6 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS AWAY TEAM:
4 WINS, 6 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS AWAY TEAM:
4 OVERS, 6 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS FAVORITE

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS FAVORITE:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS FAVORITE:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS FAVORITE:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS FAVORITE:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS FAVORITE:
6 OVERS, 4 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS FAVORITE:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
ALERT!7 WINS, 3 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
4 WINS, 6 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
3 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
5 OVERS, 5 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS FAVORITE:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

Arizona Diamondbacks

LAST 10 GAMES

STRAIGHT UP RECORD:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK:
ALERT!5 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK:
ALERT!5 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS:
ALERT!8 OVERS, 2 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS HOME TEAM

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS HOME TEAM:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
2 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS HOME TEAM:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
2 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS HOME TEAM:
ALERT!8 OVERS, 2 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
4 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS UNDERDOG

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS UNDERDOG:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
4 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS UNDERDOG:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
4 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS UNDERDOG:
5 OVERS, 5 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
2 OVERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
2 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
2 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
ALERT!7 OVERS, 3 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
4 OVERS IN A ROW

Related News (MLB News)

Lee Thomas, architect of the 1993 Phillies, dies at 86 Wed, Aug 31, 2022 MLB News (AP) PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Lee Thomas, an All-Star player who eventually became the architect of the 1993 NL champion Philadelphia Phillies, has died. He was 86. Thomas died Wednesday at his home in St. Louis, the Phillies announced. No details about the cause were given. Thomas was Philadelphia's general manger from 1988-97, and he spent the early portion of his tenure acquiring players who helped lead the Phillies on their improbable run to the World Series. Thomas acquired John Kruk, Terry Mulholland, Curt Schilling, Lenny Dykstra, Milt Thompson, Danny Jackson and others who played on the team that lost to the Toronto Blue Jays in the 1993 World Series. Joe Carter hit the winning home run off Mitch Williams in Game 6 to clinch the championship. "Lee was a great man and will be missed incredibly," Phillies Chairman Emeritus Bill Giles said. "I will never forget all the fun we had watching the 1993 Phillies National League championship team that he put together. Through his leadership, Lee has left an indelible mark on Phillies history. My love goes out to his wife, Susie, and his entire family." A former All-Star who played both outfield and first base, Thomas hit 106 home runs in 1,027 career games. In 1962, he was named an American League All-Star, batting .290 with 26 home runs and 104 RBIs. He played parts of eight seasons with the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels, Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros. He started his front-office career with the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1970s before he joined the Phillies in 1988. Thomas also spent six seasons with the Red Sox as a special assistant to the general manager. He then served as a scout for the Milwaukee Brewers until 2006, and from 2011-18 was with the Baltimore Orioles as a special assistant. Thomas is survived by his wife, Susie, and his sons Matthew, Scott, Deron and Daryl. ___ More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports Article Copyright © 2022 The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved.
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