Time for another installment of this chase thread. All chases are welcome, along with singles, parlays, etc. The main rule is to keep it positive! Of course MLB is the main sport right now, but feel free to post others as well.
Time for another installment of this chase thread. All chases are welcome, along with singles, parlays, etc. The main rule is to keep it positive! Of course MLB is the main sport right now, but feel free to post others as well.
I really really like the KC play with there home record. I stayed away from it where i saw that Tor is 4-0 in there last meetings in KC. Good luck man hope it cashes. just couldnt pull the handle yet on that lol
I really really like the KC play with there home record. I stayed away from it where i saw that Tor is 4-0 in there last meetings in KC. Good luck man hope it cashes. just couldnt pull the handle yet on that lol
Baseball record 1-1 Fridays Baseball plays M/L Atlanta Braves and M/L Florida Marlins. good luck to all. Angle how is McShady and Semper? thanks again for keeping this post going.
Baseball record 1-1 Fridays Baseball plays M/L Atlanta Braves and M/L Florida Marlins. good luck to all. Angle how is McShady and Semper? thanks again for keeping this post going.
Baseball record 1-1 Fridays Baseball plays M/L Atlanta Braves and M/L Florida Marlins. good luck to all. Angle how is McShady and Semper? thanks again for keeping this post going.
Baseball record 1-1 Fridays Baseball plays M/L Atlanta Braves and M/L Florida Marlins. good luck to all. Angle how is McShady and Semper? thanks again for keeping this post going.
Thanks guys for posting your plays today. I'm going to post a few singles today.
Dallas Stars ML
OT included. The Stars aren’t done yet. They have a game in hand on the
eighth place Red Wings and they’re just three points back. Dallas is
coming off a resounding 5-1 win over the Kings. The Stars have won three
in a row and have scored five goals in back-to-back games. Dallas
playing with a huge chip on their shoulders after they cleaned house and
it’s paying off big time.
Nashville is virtually unplayable right now. They’ve been shut out
in two of their last three games and have scored just four goals in
their last four games combined. The Stars scored more than that in two
successive games. Coach Barry Trotz was quoted a week ago saying that
Pekka Rinne would start the remainder of the games this season because
“we have to go with our best chance of winning”. New flash: Chris Mason
gets the start tonight. In other words, Trotz has thrown in the
proverbial towel. Mason is 1-4-1 with a 3.55 GAA with a .866 save %. Both those
marks are the among the worst in the NHL and in Mason’s one home game this year he
allowed three goals in 16 minutes before being yanked. The Preds can’t
score, the coach has thrown in the towel and Mason can’t stop pucks. The
Stars are hungry, they’re playing well and they’re intent on making the
playoffs. We also get a tag. Get in line.
One caveat, backup Richard Backman in net for Stars.4-3-0, 3.72, .860 (not good on GA and save %)
Thanks guys for posting your plays today. I'm going to post a few singles today.
Dallas Stars ML
OT included. The Stars aren’t done yet. They have a game in hand on the
eighth place Red Wings and they’re just three points back. Dallas is
coming off a resounding 5-1 win over the Kings. The Stars have won three
in a row and have scored five goals in back-to-back games. Dallas
playing with a huge chip on their shoulders after they cleaned house and
it’s paying off big time.
Nashville is virtually unplayable right now. They’ve been shut out
in two of their last three games and have scored just four goals in
their last four games combined. The Stars scored more than that in two
successive games. Coach Barry Trotz was quoted a week ago saying that
Pekka Rinne would start the remainder of the games this season because
“we have to go with our best chance of winning”. New flash: Chris Mason
gets the start tonight. In other words, Trotz has thrown in the
proverbial towel. Mason is 1-4-1 with a 3.55 GAA with a .866 save %. Both those
marks are the among the worst in the NHL and in Mason’s one home game this year he
allowed three goals in 16 minutes before being yanked. The Preds can’t
score, the coach has thrown in the towel and Mason can’t stop pucks. The
Stars are hungry, they’re playing well and they’re intent on making the
playoffs. We also get a tag. Get in line.
One caveat, backup Richard Backman in net for Stars.4-3-0, 3.72, .860 (not good on GA and save %)
1st 5 innings. The Astros have won two straight while scoring 24 runs
over those two victories and it came at Seattle’s Safco Field. Overall,
Houston has scored six more runs than the Angels while also allowing
fewer runs than Anaheim and they come into this series in a much better
frame of mind than the reeling Halos. The Angels have lost four straight
and seven of their first nine games. At some point they figure to turn
things around but until we see proof of that, they will remain high on
our fade list at prices like this. Tommy Hanson’s partially torn rotator
cuff last season led to a new delivery, which led to his worst MLB
results. A high 2H hit rate adds to the concern and that cranky shoulder
makes him a big health risk. Hanson has suffered back and rotator cuff
injuries over the past two seasons and was barely breaking 90 mph when
he was forced to shut it down for a couple of weeks last year in early
August. In Hanson’s first start of the year in Texas, he put up some
nice numbers but luck played a big role, as he only struck out four
batters in six frames and had a GB%/FB% profile of 25%/60%. Hanson’s
skills took a steep dive last year and it got progressively worse as the
season wore on. His under the surface stats in his first game this year
instills even more doubt and at prices like these, he’s a huge risk.
Bud Norris’s ERA rose nearly a full run from 2011 despite
carbon-copy skills. His dip in strand % drove the ERA spike. Norris's
third straight year of sub-4.00 xERA underscores the strength of his
skill set. In fact, Norris was nearly unhittable in 2012 when he faced
RH bats. Likewise, he was one of the NL's best SP when pitching at home.
He was bad against LH bats and he was bad on the road but being bad on
the road doesn’t make a lot of sense. It remains to be seen how his
transition to the AL will go, but there's a mid-3.00s ERA lurking here
with a little more consistency. Even in an unsupportive environment, the
percentage play is to bet that those skills will win out, making the
reward here certainly worth the risk.
1st 5 innings. The Astros have won two straight while scoring 24 runs
over those two victories and it came at Seattle’s Safco Field. Overall,
Houston has scored six more runs than the Angels while also allowing
fewer runs than Anaheim and they come into this series in a much better
frame of mind than the reeling Halos. The Angels have lost four straight
and seven of their first nine games. At some point they figure to turn
things around but until we see proof of that, they will remain high on
our fade list at prices like this. Tommy Hanson’s partially torn rotator
cuff last season led to a new delivery, which led to his worst MLB
results. A high 2H hit rate adds to the concern and that cranky shoulder
makes him a big health risk. Hanson has suffered back and rotator cuff
injuries over the past two seasons and was barely breaking 90 mph when
he was forced to shut it down for a couple of weeks last year in early
August. In Hanson’s first start of the year in Texas, he put up some
nice numbers but luck played a big role, as he only struck out four
batters in six frames and had a GB%/FB% profile of 25%/60%. Hanson’s
skills took a steep dive last year and it got progressively worse as the
season wore on. His under the surface stats in his first game this year
instills even more doubt and at prices like these, he’s a huge risk.
Bud Norris’s ERA rose nearly a full run from 2011 despite
carbon-copy skills. His dip in strand % drove the ERA spike. Norris's
third straight year of sub-4.00 xERA underscores the strength of his
skill set. In fact, Norris was nearly unhittable in 2012 when he faced
RH bats. Likewise, he was one of the NL's best SP when pitching at home.
He was bad against LH bats and he was bad on the road but being bad on
the road doesn’t make a lot of sense. It remains to be seen how his
transition to the AL will go, but there's a mid-3.00s ERA lurking here
with a little more consistency. Even in an unsupportive environment, the
percentage play is to bet that those skills will win out, making the
reward here certainly worth the risk.
1st 5 innings. The Astros have won two straight while scoring 24 runs over those two victories and it came at Seattle’s Safco Field. Overall, Houston has scored six more runs than the Angels while also allowing fewer runs than Anaheim and they come into this series in a much better frame of mind than the reeling Halos. The Angels have lost four straight and seven of their first nine games. At some point they figure to turn things around but until we see proof of that, they will remain high on our fade list at prices like this. Tommy Hanson’s partially torn rotator cuff last season led to a new delivery, which led to his worst MLB results. A high 2H hit rate adds to the concern and that cranky shoulder makes him a big health risk. Hanson has suffered back and rotator cuff injuries over the past two seasons and was barely breaking 90 mph when he was forced to shut it down for a couple of weeks last year in early August. In Hanson’s first start of the year in Texas, he put up some nice numbers but luck played a big role, as he only struck out four batters in six frames and had a GB%/FB% profile of 25%/60%. Hanson’s skills took a steep dive last year and it got progressively worse as the season wore on. His under the surface stats in his first game this year instills even more doubt and at prices like these, he’s a huge risk.
Bud Norris’s ERA rose nearly a full run from 2011 despite carbon-copy skills. His dip in strand % drove the ERA spike. Norris's third straight year of sub-4.00 xERA underscores the strength of his skill set. In fact, Norris was nearly unhittable in 2012 when he faced RH bats. Likewise, he was one of the NL's best SP when pitching at home. He was bad against LH bats and he was bad on the road but being bad on the road doesn’t make a lot of sense. It remains to be seen how his transition to the AL will go, but there's a mid-3.00s ERA lurking here with a little more consistency. Even in an unsupportive environment, the percentage play is to bet that those skills will win out, making the reward here certainly worth the risk.
Angle, just keep in mind, Hanson has never lost to Houston. he is 4-0 life time against the Astros. Good luck
1st 5 innings. The Astros have won two straight while scoring 24 runs over those two victories and it came at Seattle’s Safco Field. Overall, Houston has scored six more runs than the Angels while also allowing fewer runs than Anaheim and they come into this series in a much better frame of mind than the reeling Halos. The Angels have lost four straight and seven of their first nine games. At some point they figure to turn things around but until we see proof of that, they will remain high on our fade list at prices like this. Tommy Hanson’s partially torn rotator cuff last season led to a new delivery, which led to his worst MLB results. A high 2H hit rate adds to the concern and that cranky shoulder makes him a big health risk. Hanson has suffered back and rotator cuff injuries over the past two seasons and was barely breaking 90 mph when he was forced to shut it down for a couple of weeks last year in early August. In Hanson’s first start of the year in Texas, he put up some nice numbers but luck played a big role, as he only struck out four batters in six frames and had a GB%/FB% profile of 25%/60%. Hanson’s skills took a steep dive last year and it got progressively worse as the season wore on. His under the surface stats in his first game this year instills even more doubt and at prices like these, he’s a huge risk.
Bud Norris’s ERA rose nearly a full run from 2011 despite carbon-copy skills. His dip in strand % drove the ERA spike. Norris's third straight year of sub-4.00 xERA underscores the strength of his skill set. In fact, Norris was nearly unhittable in 2012 when he faced RH bats. Likewise, he was one of the NL's best SP when pitching at home. He was bad against LH bats and he was bad on the road but being bad on the road doesn’t make a lot of sense. It remains to be seen how his transition to the AL will go, but there's a mid-3.00s ERA lurking here with a little more consistency. Even in an unsupportive environment, the percentage play is to bet that those skills will win out, making the reward here certainly worth the risk.
Angle, just keep in mind, Hanson has never lost to Houston. he is 4-0 life time against the Astros. Good luck
I really really like the KC play with there home record. I stayed away from it where i saw that Tor is 4-0 in there last meetings in KC. Good luck man hope it cashes. just couldnt pull the handle yet on that lol
The blue birds pithching staff has been horrid to start the year...Happ is actually the only bright spot..I'm hoping he joins the rest of their starting staff in supreme lameness..also counting on the rest of the staff to be lame against the upstart Royals!
I really really like the KC play with there home record. I stayed away from it where i saw that Tor is 4-0 in there last meetings in KC. Good luck man hope it cashes. just couldnt pull the handle yet on that lol
The blue birds pithching staff has been horrid to start the year...Happ is actually the only bright spot..I'm hoping he joins the rest of their starting staff in supreme lameness..also counting on the rest of the staff to be lame against the upstart Royals!
The blue birds pithching staff has been horrid to start the year...Happ is actually the only bright spot..I'm hoping he joins the rest of their starting staff in supreme lameness..also counting on the rest of the staff to be lame against the upstart Royals!
I agree man, especially with washed out dickey on the mound
The blue birds pithching staff has been horrid to start the year...Happ is actually the only bright spot..I'm hoping he joins the rest of their starting staff in supreme lameness..also counting on the rest of the staff to be lame against the upstart Royals!
I agree man, especially with washed out dickey on the mound
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