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4-8 -5.82 yesterday, thankfully NFLX treated me well. Gonna throw myself back into the lion's den 1 more time......
Twinkies+170
Screwers+136
Dodgers+156
2 units each
Twins- Sets up to be a pretty big public play on the O's, IMO. They have their rock-solid ace on the mound (1.03 WHIP & likely the Cy Young winner, IMO), looking to avoid the sweep. Hell, the O's have won in his last 12 starts, & the Twins can't score. Oh well allow me to retort! (Pulp Fiction reference) Baker has a 1.32 WHIP & 4.94 road eraI just don't see how you can lay -180 with the O's given their recent performances. They have lost 5 straight, Twins have won 4 in a row. Bedard faced the Twins once this year & allowed 6er off 10 hitds in 4.2 ip. He's 0-4 lifetime vs them... throw in that horror of a bullpen & you got me biting on the dog. Thought about the RL, but at -130 I just don't like the risk----> reward of it.
Brewers- IMO Lincecum is getting a bit too much respect here. I know he's a good young arm, but he has still allowed 12 er in 19 ip in his last 3 starts. In 2 starts vs. Mil, he's allowed 6 er in 12 ip. That wouldn't be enough for me to bite on the Brewers, but this looks like a solid situational play. The Brew Crew need to win this game & grab a bit of momentum, as they are 1.5 back from 1st, & following with a 4 game series vs the Cubs. Prince is back in the lineup, so hopefully he can generate enough offense to get the W. Bush hasn't been great on the road, but is capable of pitching well- not to mention he's facing a Giants offense who can go in the toilet at any moment.
Dodgers- Wells 1st start, Maine has allowed 18er in 18.2 ip in his last 4 starts. Last time he faced the Dodgers, he allowed 4 er in 5.2 ip. This play is stupid, but I hate playing just 2 games, so Maine fade it is....
Games I left off & will be pissed if they come in....
Pirates+144
Nats+127
Royals+130
There ya have it, my thoughts on this silly sport. Off to a golf tournament today, I'm god-awful but the beers are cold, it's 68 & sunny, & I have a chance at a $20,000 hole in one...
alright so 2 out of three ain't bad:thumbs:
Twinkies+170
Screwers+136
Dodgers+156
2 units each
Twins- Sets up to be a pretty big public play on the O's, IMO. They have their rock-solid ace on the mound (1.03 WHIP & likely the Cy Young winner, IMO), looking to avoid the sweep. Hell, the O's have won in his last 12 starts, & the Twins can't score. Oh well allow me to retort! (Pulp Fiction reference) Baker has a 1.32 WHIP & 4.94 road eraI just don't see how you can lay -180 with the O's given their recent performances. They have lost 5 straight, Twins have won 4 in a row. Bedard faced the Twins once this year & allowed 6er off 10 hitds in 4.2 ip. He's 0-4 lifetime vs them... throw in that horror of a bullpen & you got me biting on the dog. Thought about the RL, but at -130 I just don't like the risk----> reward of it.
Brewers- IMO Lincecum is getting a bit too much respect here. I know he's a good young arm, but he has still allowed 12 er in 19 ip in his last 3 starts. In 2 starts vs. Mil, he's allowed 6 er in 12 ip. That wouldn't be enough for me to bite on the Brewers, but this looks like a solid situational play. The Brew Crew need to win this game & grab a bit of momentum, as they are 1.5 back from 1st, & following with a 4 game series vs the Cubs. Prince is back in the lineup, so hopefully he can generate enough offense to get the W. Bush hasn't been great on the road, but is capable of pitching well- not to mention he's facing a Giants offense who can go in the toilet at any moment.
Dodgers- Wells 1st start, Maine has allowed 18er in 18.2 ip in his last 4 starts. Last time he faced the Dodgers, he allowed 4 er in 5.2 ip. This play is stupid, but I hate playing just 2 games, so Maine fade it is....
Games I left off & will be pissed if they come in....
Pirates+144
Nats+127
Royals+130
There ya have it, my thoughts on this silly sport. Off to a golf tournament today, I'm god-awful but the beers are cold, it's 68 & sunny, & I have a chance at a $20,000 hole in one...
alright so 2 out of three ain't bad:thumbs:
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