Rangers vs. Indians Series Betting Pick, Line, DFS Plays – May 27

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Gambling911.com has your Rangers vs. Indians series betting pick for May 27.  We also have some decent DFS plays.

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Cleveland was coming in at -160, Texas +149, the total 9.

PITCHING MATCHUP: Rangers RH Colby Lewis (4-2, 3.49 ERA) vs. Indians RH Carlos Carrasco (5-4, 4.74)

Lewis has an abysmal 6.75 ERA but owns a 2-1 record in seven career games (six starts) versus Cleveland.  To make matters worse, his team is just 4-13 in the last 17 head-to-head meetings.

Carrasco has yet to defeat Texas in his career, going 0-2 with a 7.29 ERA in five games (three starts).

As if Colby and Carrasco’s records against the opposing clubs were not bad enough, that Texas bullpen should ensure this one goes OVER 9.

On the daily fantasy front, Michael Brantley has gone 5-for-14 against Lewis with one homerun and three RBIs.

Ryan Raburn was hot in his last game against Texas and that trend is likely to continue against Lewis as he has gone 2-for-5 against him with three RBIs. Two of those hits were doubles.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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