I just added two dimes on the Brewers to win the Series in 6 games despite knowing that no team in the World Series has ever won two games in a row after falling behind 3 games to none. But, I did get +755. It’s basically a 3-team parlay on the Rays tonight and again tomorrow and then the Brewers on Friday.
Rays +113 for 2,000
Rays +111 for 13,000
Rays +110 for 5,000
Rays +108 for 10,000
Rays +111 parlayed to under 7 EV for 1,000
Brewers/Rays under 7 +110 for 20,000 (Circa)
I didn’t actually like the under THAT much, but that was the Circa limit and I got excited when they changed from even money to +110. I wish I’d risked only half that.
Well…….l don’t recall a World Series elimination game quite like that one. The mighty Brewers were three outs away from glory until suddenly the resilient Rays actually put together some hits and delayed the party for at least one day.
The Rays refused to go out like punks. They still couldn’t hit much, but they never caved in like we’ve seen so many teams do when they’re down 3 games to none and feeling sad.
Game 5 will also be very difficult for the Brewers to win.
By the way, I waited patiently for hours for my under 7 +110 to not win, lol.
Since that June 3rd home loss, the Rays have gone a perfect 9-0 at home following a home loss by more than one run, and that includes their Game 2 win over Cleveland after they lost Game 1 by a score of 7-3.
For me, those results - almost all of them from the regular season - left me needing no further convincing that the Rays were not going to give up following the embarrassment of Game 3. Throughout the four hours plus of Game 4 I was actually impressed by both teams and how they refused to buckle. The buckling finally did happen, though, when the game went so long that the back of the bullpens got involved.
So on this Brewers to win the series in exactly 6 games prop I'm now up to 12,410 to win 55,640.
BrewCrew let the Rays back in. Tomorrow is going to be insane. Shoulda closed them out.
If there is even one baseball historian inside that Rays clubhouse, then the team will certainly draw inspiration from the 2004 Red Sox, who like the Rays were thoroughly embarrassed in Game 3 at Fenway Park by the Yankees by a shocking final score of 19-8, but then clawed and fought and scratched before finally prevailing in 12 innings in Game 4 to keep their season alive. Game 5 of that series was another supreme battle that lasted 14 innings with the Red Sox winning again.
I'll take the Miz tomorrow for the Win...
Are you shewwerrrr you wanna do that? Jacob Misiorowski averaged 1.44 strikeouts per inning during the regular season, but in his three postseason starts he's averaging just 1.05. His average start during the regular season was right in between 5 and two-thirds and 6 innings. In October he's lasted 4, 4.1, and 5 innings. And all three of those came at home, where he sported a tiny 1.52 ERA during the regular season. On the road he was still great, but not quite as great with an ERA of 2.15.
So while evidence grows that the 24-year old Misiorowski is tiring at the end of his first full big league season, an even bigger challenge looms. For the second straight night, the Brewers will be road favorites vs. a team that owns a home winning percentage this season of over .680! My Covers brothers, you do not want to invest in road favorites that are up against any team that wins almost 7 of every 10 home games. Actually, you don't want to invest in road favorites that are visiting any team that wins more than 60% of their home games, and these feisty Rays are now 59-28 this season at the Trop.
I'll probably be on the Rays again. The home dog price vs. the weakening Misiorowski sounds right up my alley. As it is, I already have 12,410 riding on them tonight via the Brewers in 6 prop.
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