Chicago White Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles Best Bet: Can Dean Kremer Hit His Strikeout Prop?

Chicago White Sox vs. Baltimore Orioles Best Bet: Can Dean Kremer Hit His Strikeout Prop?

Every now and then you see a bet that is perfect. One that makes you wonder how bad someone could possibly be at their job. Like how could someone who knows so little about sports betting get a job posting lines at a major sportsbook? The reason I ask is because I almost called DraftKings and demanded the name of the person that posted this number and price. Not to yell at them or even get them into trouble, but just to maybe crawl inside their brain a little and find out what's going on. Really get in there and check out the nuts and bolts of this person. Maybe even move some stuff around. Who really knows what I would do inside there? All I am saying is the person who put this number out should be studied. It's as bad as bad gets.

White Sox vs. Orioles Start Time, Where to Watch, and Odds

• Date: June 23, 2022
• Game Time: 8:10 pm ET
• Where to Watch: MLBN

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Dean Kremer Over 3.5 Strikeouts (-105) (Bet $105 to win $100)

Obviously we're at DraftKings because I already said we were. Twice. But if you can't play at DraftKings, don't worry, you could always go over to BetMGM since they have -110. If you can't play there, run to FanDuel. They have 3.5 (-112). They also have ladders. We could legit get 5+ (+220) if we wanted to. We're living the dream over here.

I've cleared my schedule to watch this kid pitch. He's got everything you want in a pitcher. The hair alone is outstanding and could get him into the Circle of Trust. It looks like a mullet when he has a hat on but it could easily just be long hair. Whatever it is, it's fantastic. Coupled with his facial hair, Kremer has the look of a Circle of Trust guy. We're definitely cooking with grease here.

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Now so far this season, Kremer has only struck out 10 guys in 15 innings pitched. Not great. On the bright side he's doing what we want our guys to do which is keep the number down. Nobody wants to back 5.5 guys every night. Give me a 3.5 guy all day. The thing about this kid is his first two games were against the Cleveland Guardians and Kansas City Royals. You'd have to hate money to bet guys to go over against them. The last time out he got a more favorable matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays and he fanned five. Now we're talking.

Kremer's matchup tonight isn't great since it's with the Chicago White Sox but there is reason to be optimistic. First off, only three teams have struck out more than they have over the last two weeks. They aren't the Los Angeles Angels but they also aren't the Cleveland Guadians. For whatever reason, they are whiffing more than normal at the plate. Ross Stripling just got five of these guys yesterday. Enough said. This could actually be the sneakiest play we've ever seen in our lives.