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#101
WE LOVE YOU LORD BATOR..
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Cincinnati vs. Washington - the game suddenly everyone cares about LOL
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#104
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
I think it does. Situations vary greatly from week to week in football. Football is the nuts for situational betting!
Remember your huge play last year when the mighty(at the time) Broncos went to play the lowely Chiefs. People were acting like you were an idiot, calling thatb pre game. 9.5 points and Bator says "WE DONT NEED NO STINKIN POINTS!!!" 
The Jets the year before as +460 dogs too
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#109
And... with that little tid bit i didn't even take the yanks sprinkled a half unit on the Yanks Team total -4.5 at -125 just for shits and giggles. I can't go against Bator man that's just ludacris!
And cause i didn't have enough time to pull up any research BOL to everyone
GET DAT CHEDDAR BOYS!
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Posted:
#120
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Nice writeup, I read it too lateTake it from someone who's followed the natty Nats closer than most - you do NOT want to put your trust in this team when they're off a loss where they blew a lead, even if that lead was as seemingly insignificant as 1-0. Also, you should want to consider fading the Nationals, not taking them, the day after they lose a game wher they were either tied or leading from the start of the 7th inning onward. Well, last night, the Nats were guilty of both sins. They grabbed a quick 1-0 lead in the top of the 1st (just as they had the night before) but gave it back right away in the bottom of the 1st. The game stayed 2-1 until the top of the 7th, when Washington tied it up on a two-out RBI single. But the Braves immediately reassumed the lead with a solo shot in the bottom of the inning before putting the Nats away for good with three more runs in the bottom of the 8th.
The Nationals traveled to Atlanta as a confident team, carrying their 8-game winning streak which had featured numerous comebacks and no fatal blown leads. But now, after two blowout losses to the Braves in which they squandered a good start in each game, they're heading to Cincinnati with their heads possibly hanging once again. And it doesn't help that the opponent has changed from yesterday to today, or that the opponent is the sputtering Reds instead of the surging Braves.
The Reds aren't shit, that's a fact, but you've got to feel that they're ready to welcome some beatable opposition to the Great American Ballpark. Over the last two weeks, Cincinnati has had to deal with solid wining teams in the Rockies, Cubs, Giants, and Cardinals. Not surprisingly, things didn't go well. The visit by the Nationals, their winning streak now history, has to be a welcome relief. In addition (and I'm just speculating here), the Reds might feel like they owe the fans tonight an honest effort and a winning performance in the wake of their recent unbelievably pathetic 1-8 homestand. If I'm playing for the Reds tonight, I'm still embarrased by that and the LAST thing I want to do is pick up where we left off by losing again at home to the last place Washington Nationals. Ugh!
Bronson Arroyo has turned in quality starts in 5 of his last 6 outings, so I have no worries about trusting him. As for tonight's very green Nats starter, 23-year old Collin Balester - let's just say that last week's glorious winning streak was kept alive in spite of him.
I'm laying -142 with the Reds. It's one bad team vs. another, but the home team is hungry for someone they can handle as well as eager to atone for the recent horrid homestand, while the road team is possibly sagging again after a glorious winning streak that no one (ahem, well almost no one) expected. I think it's a solid play.
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Posted:
#123
Quote Originally Posted by dajizzman23:
This games over.. Yanks were too easy..
Like the Florida at washington game. It was over til Wash scored 6 runs bottom 8th to win. Who knows on this one but why are you so quick to rip your tickets in the 4th inning?. How often do you watch baseball?? I agree its not likely, but the 'game over' 'too easy 'comments like this are retarded. imo
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#125
Quote Originally Posted by jonesappraiser:
Like the Florida at washington game. It was over til Wash scored 6 runs bottom 8th to win. Who knows on this one but why are you so quick to rip your tickets in the 4th inning?. How often do you watch baseball?? I agree its not likely, but the 'game over' 'too easy 'comments like this are retarded. imo
jonesappraiser, dajizzman23 was all over the Yankees. He had confidence in C.C. Sabathia.
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