Baseball Betting at Get That Bet — Kershaw Looks to Serve Up Another Gem vs. Giants

Baseball Betting at Get That Bet — Kershaw Looks to Serve Up Another Gem vs. Giants , We can all agree that if Clayton Kershaw isn’t the best pitcher in all of baseball, he is on the short list of the very best. On Saturday night he will take the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers as they take on the San Francisco Giants in baseball betting action that is set to begin at 9:05 PM ET at AT&T Park.

Currently the Dodgers are within a half-game of the Giants in the National League West, so the lead can conceivably change hands in tonight’s game. Kershaw (11-2, 1.92 ERA) has been absolutely brilliant, and he takes the ball for the visiting Dodgers against Ryan Vogelsong (5-7, 3.99 ERA) of the Giants.

In Friday night’s game, Tim Lincecum was hit hard, particularly by Yasiel Puig, who became the first player for the Dodgers to have three triples in a game since 1901. The 8-1 final stung the Giants hard, because they aren’t going to have any picnic on Saturday.

In the baseball betting odds that have been posted by the people at Get That Bet, the Dodgers are big favorites:

Los Angeles Dodgers (Kershaw – L) -210
San Francisco Giants (Vogelsong – R) +175

Over 6 Runs -110
Under 6 Runs -110

Puig has been a very tough player for the Giants to get out, as he has hit .400 against them in the last nine encounters. He is someone who can absolutely make things happen in the offense. he wasn’t the only guy with a three-bagger on Friday – Los Angeles garnered two other triples, and that was the first time in 93 years that they had five triples in a game.

Kershaw did not have his best stuff in his last start, which was on Sunday,. The Dodgers won, but he gave up three runs in seven innings. As Get That Bet customers look back over his last nine starts, however, he has been absolutely on fire, going 8-0 with a 1.06 ERA. And of course, baseball bettors know that he went on that streak of 41 consecutive innings.

Vogelsong has gotten three runs from his teammates in his last five starts. That is simply unacceptable. And sometimes he hasn’t done his part, as he failed to get out of the fourth inning against the Phillies in his last start, even though he was “gifted” with three runs on his side.