Game, if you wouldn't mind, can you offer insight into the Pitt pick for 1.75 units against arguably the Braves best pitcher up to this point in the year? Is Morton a stud prospect? If this were a value bet on a +218 I would have expected maybe a 1 unit play but you must see something to put 1.75 units on the play. I'm just curious...thanks and best of luck.
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Game, if you wouldn't mind, can you offer insight into the Pitt pick for 1.75 units against arguably the Braves best pitcher up to this point in the year? Is Morton a stud prospect? If this were a value bet on a +218 I would have expected maybe a 1 unit play but you must see something to put 1.75 units on the play. I'm just curious...thanks and best of luck.
congrats on the gig. what do you think of toronto +145?
Thanks....Toronto worried me a bit...I like Romero but his numbers haven't been that solid on the road and Millwood is outstanding at home and has looked very solid in his last few outings....
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Quote Originally Posted by ch1na:
BOL GH
congrats on the gig. what do you think of toronto +145?
Thanks....Toronto worried me a bit...I like Romero but his numbers haven't been that solid on the road and Millwood is outstanding at home and has looked very solid in his last few outings....
Game, if you wouldn't mind, can you offer insight into the Pitt pick for 1.75 units against arguably the Braves best pitcher up to this point in the year? Is Morton a stud prospect? If this were a value bet on a +218 I would have expected maybe a 1 unit play but you must see something to put 1.75 units on the play. I'm just curious...thanks and best of luck.
Charlie Morton was outstanding in the winter of 2007 in the Arizona Fall League and was just as impressive in Triple A in 2008. He got a call up in 2008 by the BRAVES but struggled at times and was hampered by a back injury that caused him to lose some of his effectiveness. In addition, he trimmed 25 pounds off his 6'5" frame and may have lost some of his power. He has a 4 pitch repertoire with a mid 90's fastball, solid curve and change and decent slider. Morton was the key for the Pirates in last week's trade of Nate McLouth. Now Morton gets called up for his first start in a stadium he is quite familiar with to face his former teammates. Morton has been outstanding in the minors with a 7-2 record and 2.26
ERA. In his last 57 2/3 innings, he allowed just 39 hits, 8 earned runs
(1.25 ERA) with a 44:14 K:BB ratio. In his last three starts, he has
thrown 23 innings and allowed 15 hits, 1 earned run (0.39 ERA) with a
18:2 K:BB ratio. Jurjjens has been outstanding this season but has shown regression in his last two starts where he has tossed 12 innings and allowed 17 hits and 9 earned runs (6.75 ERA). he is 0-2 in his career against the Pirates although that can be attributed to the fact that the Braves failed to score for him in either start. The Pirates have been right there in the first two games of this series and could've won either game and now have a motivated pitcher coming up from the minirs wher ehe was virutally been unhittable; he has some experience and he is facing a pitcher coming in off his two worst performances of the season. This line is so far off in my opinion, it warrants 1.75 units.
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Quote Originally Posted by diamonddicer:
Game, if you wouldn't mind, can you offer insight into the Pitt pick for 1.75 units against arguably the Braves best pitcher up to this point in the year? Is Morton a stud prospect? If this were a value bet on a +218 I would have expected maybe a 1 unit play but you must see something to put 1.75 units on the play. I'm just curious...thanks and best of luck.
Charlie Morton was outstanding in the winter of 2007 in the Arizona Fall League and was just as impressive in Triple A in 2008. He got a call up in 2008 by the BRAVES but struggled at times and was hampered by a back injury that caused him to lose some of his effectiveness. In addition, he trimmed 25 pounds off his 6'5" frame and may have lost some of his power. He has a 4 pitch repertoire with a mid 90's fastball, solid curve and change and decent slider. Morton was the key for the Pirates in last week's trade of Nate McLouth. Now Morton gets called up for his first start in a stadium he is quite familiar with to face his former teammates. Morton has been outstanding in the minors with a 7-2 record and 2.26
ERA. In his last 57 2/3 innings, he allowed just 39 hits, 8 earned runs
(1.25 ERA) with a 44:14 K:BB ratio. In his last three starts, he has
thrown 23 innings and allowed 15 hits, 1 earned run (0.39 ERA) with a
18:2 K:BB ratio. Jurjjens has been outstanding this season but has shown regression in his last two starts where he has tossed 12 innings and allowed 17 hits and 9 earned runs (6.75 ERA). he is 0-2 in his career against the Pirates although that can be attributed to the fact that the Braves failed to score for him in either start. The Pirates have been right there in the first two games of this series and could've won either game and now have a motivated pitcher coming up from the minirs wher ehe was virutally been unhittable; he has some experience and he is facing a pitcher coming in off his two worst performances of the season. This line is so far off in my opinion, it warrants 1.75 units.
hey GH, could we get your thoughts on the yankee/sox game? I really dunno how anyone could be backing wang...he hasn't shown he can last 5 innings without blowing up this year yet... Thx
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hey GH, could we get your thoughts on the yankee/sox game? I really dunno how anyone could be backing wang...he hasn't shown he can last 5 innings without blowing up this year yet... Thx
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