We may (probably) have a false favorite here. Martin is solid, a pleasant surprise for Sox fans, and Cole, like many coming back from rehab, has not shown his previous dominance. When it comes to offense the Sox are a much better hitting team than the Yankees, much higher run production level, and have done better against a much better schedule. This side is worthy of the risk as the Metro New York volume of money continues to flow to the Yankees, against probability.
FG – Rockies +176 Feltner/Cabrera
Cut me some slack here. Feltner is probably not the disaster you envision when you look at Rockies pitching overall. Yes, his road e.r.a. is north of 7, but both his road starts (2) were early in the season, and against two teams that were offensively better off at that time, Blue Jays and Padres. In his six home starts he has held an e.r.a. of 4.60, incredible when you think of Coors Field, probably comparable to 4.20 at most other parks, and lower yet if he pitched in a true pitcher’s park. Cabrera has his moments, but overall has not been impressive, and faces a better offense today than Feltner. This is a true handicap, not a pie-in-the-sky hope and prayer.
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FG – White Sox +129 Martin/Cole
We may (probably) have a false favorite here. Martin is solid, a pleasant surprise for Sox fans, and Cole, like many coming back from rehab, has not shown his previous dominance. When it comes to offense the Sox are a much better hitting team than the Yankees, much higher run production level, and have done better against a much better schedule. This side is worthy of the risk as the Metro New York volume of money continues to flow to the Yankees, against probability.
FG – Rockies +176 Feltner/Cabrera
Cut me some slack here. Feltner is probably not the disaster you envision when you look at Rockies pitching overall. Yes, his road e.r.a. is north of 7, but both his road starts (2) were early in the season, and against two teams that were offensively better off at that time, Blue Jays and Padres. In his six home starts he has held an e.r.a. of 4.60, incredible when you think of Coors Field, probably comparable to 4.20 at most other parks, and lower yet if he pitched in a true pitcher’s park. Cabrera has his moments, but overall has not been impressive, and faces a better offense today than Feltner. This is a true handicap, not a pie-in-the-sky hope and prayer.
You are spot on on the Chi Sox. Capped it same way. Taking F5 innings, but getting Martin at plus money is an absolute steal and this is my favorite play of the day. Name recognition and historical performace baked into this line...Cole has been pedestrian in his two starts back from rehab. Martin has surrendered 1 run or less in 8 of his last 10 starts!!!
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You are spot on on the Chi Sox. Capped it same way. Taking F5 innings, but getting Martin at plus money is an absolute steal and this is my favorite play of the day. Name recognition and historical performace baked into this line...Cole has been pedestrian in his two starts back from rehab. Martin has surrendered 1 run or less in 8 of his last 10 starts!!!
You got it. Linemakers don't necessarily think the Yankees are the better side here, but they to compensate for all the people that play the Yankees daily. They are the most probable team to be overvalued daily.
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@CaridadDelCobre
You got it. Linemakers don't necessarily think the Yankees are the better side here, but they to compensate for all the people that play the Yankees daily. They are the most probable team to be overvalued daily.
Either way is true, but nothing matches the huge population following the Yankees daily, and sports gambling in the Northeast is probably double what it is in SoCal. Both teams are darn good fade material in the right circumstances, but playing them every day will result in a big loss, even if they win 60% + of their games. Books don't get burnt by "team followers"
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@CaridadDelCobre
Either way is true, but nothing matches the huge population following the Yankees daily, and sports gambling in the Northeast is probably double what it is in SoCal. Both teams are darn good fade material in the right circumstances, but playing them every day will result in a big loss, even if they win 60% + of their games. Books don't get burnt by "team followers"
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