Added A's in my parlay...BOL tonight bator
Do the Twins deserve to be favored tonight?
Added A's in my parlay...BOL tonight bator
Added A's in my parlay...BOL tonight bator
Man how I miss the guy. Takes notes newbies and trolls you can learn a lot from him.
top notch write up and win
Man how I miss the guy. Takes notes newbies and trolls you can learn a lot from him.
top notch write up and win
The Oakland A's lost last night and that means it's time for them to win. Why? Because this team hasn't lost two games in a row in six weeks! Wait, what? Yes, since dropping a doubleheader in Texas on June 8th, the A's have gone a perfect 9-0 following a loss. Furthermore, after beginning the season a horrible 5-15 on the road, these guys turned that completely around and have gone 19-7 since. They haven't lost a road series in two months. The Twins are a strong 29-17 at home, but all that winning basically happened between April 26th and June 15th when they went 18-6 at Target Field. Since then? Just 7-6. The Twins had won seven times in a row at home after losing at home to the same team the day before, but in another sign of their decline, they followed up a 3-2 loss to the Mets on Tuesday night with a pitiful 14-4 defeat on Wednesday afternoon. The Twins had a sparkling 47-22 record a month ago but have been an average team since, going 12-13. Over that same period of time the A's have quietly gone 19-6. Makes you wonder why the home team is favored tonight. Well, they do have All-Star Jake Odorizzi starting for them, but Jake hasn't been doing his best work lately, posting an ugly 6.46 ERA over his last 5 starts. His ERA was a sparkling 1.92 before that. Now it's 3.06.I also like the A's -1.5 +180 on the reverse runline. Following Oakland's last five losses, they have bounced back to win by scores of 4-2, 7-3, 7-2, 7-2, and 7-4.
Well, here we are again. The A's lost last night, albeit by about five feet.
The A's have only lost back to back games on two occasions since dropping the June 8th doubleheader:
July 21st (Twins) and July 22nd (Astros), then July 25th and July 26th (Rangers).
The A's are listed at +125 Cubs -140.
Come on in, the waters nice.
The Oakland A's lost last night and that means it's time for them to win. Why? Because this team hasn't lost two games in a row in six weeks! Wait, what? Yes, since dropping a doubleheader in Texas on June 8th, the A's have gone a perfect 9-0 following a loss. Furthermore, after beginning the season a horrible 5-15 on the road, these guys turned that completely around and have gone 19-7 since. They haven't lost a road series in two months. The Twins are a strong 29-17 at home, but all that winning basically happened between April 26th and June 15th when they went 18-6 at Target Field. Since then? Just 7-6. The Twins had won seven times in a row at home after losing at home to the same team the day before, but in another sign of their decline, they followed up a 3-2 loss to the Mets on Tuesday night with a pitiful 14-4 defeat on Wednesday afternoon. The Twins had a sparkling 47-22 record a month ago but have been an average team since, going 12-13. Over that same period of time the A's have quietly gone 19-6. Makes you wonder why the home team is favored tonight. Well, they do have All-Star Jake Odorizzi starting for them, but Jake hasn't been doing his best work lately, posting an ugly 6.46 ERA over his last 5 starts. His ERA was a sparkling 1.92 before that. Now it's 3.06.I also like the A's -1.5 +180 on the reverse runline. Following Oakland's last five losses, they have bounced back to win by scores of 4-2, 7-3, 7-2, 7-2, and 7-4.
Well, here we are again. The A's lost last night, albeit by about five feet.
The A's have only lost back to back games on two occasions since dropping the June 8th doubleheader:
July 21st (Twins) and July 22nd (Astros), then July 25th and July 26th (Rangers).
The A's are listed at +125 Cubs -140.
Come on in, the waters nice.
Some additional notes:
Cubs lost Kintzler last night to a pectoral injury, and Cishek through 25 pitches before being removed. Their bullpen is very short-armed and tired. They will need length from Lester.
The cubs have won 6 straight at home when Lester starts. Their last loss in a Lester start was on May 23rd against philly. Oakland has won Anderson's last 6 road starts. Their last loss was on May 14th at Seattle.
Some additional notes:
Cubs lost Kintzler last night to a pectoral injury, and Cishek through 25 pitches before being removed. Their bullpen is very short-armed and tired. They will need length from Lester.
The cubs have won 6 straight at home when Lester starts. Their last loss in a Lester start was on May 23rd against philly. Oakland has won Anderson's last 6 road starts. Their last loss was on May 14th at Seattle.
The A's haven't lost on the road two days in a row to the same team since losing to the Mariners in Seattle on May 13th and 14th by scores of 6-5 and 4-3. Since then they have won seven times in a row on the road when facing the same team that defeated them the day before.
On June 5th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 10-9. The next day they beat them 7-4.
On June 8th they lost both games of a doubleheader to the Rangers in Texas by scores 10-5 and 3-1. The next day they beat them 9-8.
On June 10th they lost to the Rays in Tampa, 6-2. The next day they beat them 4-3.
On June 27th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 8-3. The next day they beat them 7-2.
On July 6th they lost to the Mariners in Seattle, 6-3. The next day they beat them 7-4.
On July 18th they lost to the Twins in Minnesota, 6-3. The next day they beat them 5-3.
On July 22nd they lost to the Astros in Houston, 11-1. The next day they beat them 4-3 in 11 innings.
The A's haven't lost on the road two days in a row to the same team since losing to the Mariners in Seattle on May 13th and 14th by scores of 6-5 and 4-3. Since then they have won seven times in a row on the road when facing the same team that defeated them the day before.
On June 5th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 10-9. The next day they beat them 7-4.
On June 8th they lost both games of a doubleheader to the Rangers in Texas by scores 10-5 and 3-1. The next day they beat them 9-8.
On June 10th they lost to the Rays in Tampa, 6-2. The next day they beat them 4-3.
On June 27th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 8-3. The next day they beat them 7-2.
On July 6th they lost to the Mariners in Seattle, 6-3. The next day they beat them 7-4.
On July 18th they lost to the Twins in Minnesota, 6-3. The next day they beat them 5-3.
On July 22nd they lost to the Astros in Houston, 11-1. The next day they beat them 4-3 in 11 innings.
The A's haven't lost on the road two days in a row to the same team since losing to the Mariners in Seattle on May 13th and 14th by scores of 6-5 and 4-3. Since then they have won seven times in a row on the road when facing the same team that defeated them the day before.On June 5th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 10-9. The next day they beat them 7-4.On June 8th they lost both games of a doubleheader to the Rangers in Texas by scores 10-5 and 3-1. The next day they beat them 9-8.On June 10th they lost to the Rays in Tampa, 6-2. The next day they beat them 4-3.On June 27th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 8-3. The next day they beat them 7-2.On July 6th they lost to the Mariners in Seattle, 6-3. The next day they beat them 7-4.On July 18th they lost to the Twins in Minnesota, 6-3. The next day they beat them 5-3.On July 22nd they lost to the Astros in Houston, 11-1. The next day they beat them 4-3 in 11 innings.
I think it's pretty self-explanatory what is that you're saying here. However, a confirmation to my presumption would further solidify my leaning.....
The A's haven't lost on the road two days in a row to the same team since losing to the Mariners in Seattle on May 13th and 14th by scores of 6-5 and 4-3. Since then they have won seven times in a row on the road when facing the same team that defeated them the day before.On June 5th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 10-9. The next day they beat them 7-4.On June 8th they lost both games of a doubleheader to the Rangers in Texas by scores 10-5 and 3-1. The next day they beat them 9-8.On June 10th they lost to the Rays in Tampa, 6-2. The next day they beat them 4-3.On June 27th they lost to the Angels in Anaheim, 8-3. The next day they beat them 7-2.On July 6th they lost to the Mariners in Seattle, 6-3. The next day they beat them 7-4.On July 18th they lost to the Twins in Minnesota, 6-3. The next day they beat them 5-3.On July 22nd they lost to the Astros in Houston, 11-1. The next day they beat them 4-3 in 11 innings.
I think it's pretty self-explanatory what is that you're saying here. However, a confirmation to my presumption would further solidify my leaning.....
The cubs have won 6 straight at home when Lester starts. Their last loss in a Lester start was on May 23rd against philly.
They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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The cubs have won 6 straight at home when Lester starts. Their last loss in a Lester start was on May 23rd against philly.
They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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I'm not. Not yet anyways.
well, the cubs were so desperate for bullpen help that they activated Stop off the IL without a rehab assignment.
Very bizarre.
I'm not. Not yet anyways.
well, the cubs were so desperate for bullpen help that they activated Stop off the IL without a rehab assignment.
Very bizarre.
They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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I just need the Phillies +130 to make me completely forget about last night's Wrigley Field fluke.
They're on that streak of winning Lester's home starts because they're scoring a lot when he pitches. The Cubs have scored FIFTY-FIVE runs in Lester's last seven home starts. Lester himself has an ERA just over 4.00 in those games. The A's +130 and over 9.5 makes sense to me.
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I just need the Phillies +130 to make me completely forget about last night's Wrigley Field fluke.
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