I can finally post MLB after having a conflict from years ago. Of course that doesn't mean it will be all roses as MLB is quite tough to play especially if you only factor in the starting pitchers. Thus a lot of value is had in taking underdogs, some of which look very ripe early in the season. I will give my reasoning for the plays and I dont' care if you agree or disagree, both are welcome, just do so in a tasteful manner.
I'm going to try and keep the units since that's probably more important than an overall record but I will surely keep the overall record as well. If you know my style I like BIG PLAYS and that will just constitute TWO unit plays. Otherwise everything is a one unit play.
Will be doing my best to limit how many plays, it's a long season. I'm not a huge fan of prop bets but I am a sucker for the strikeouts so I might sprinkle one or two in throughout the season.
Hope everyone has a profitable year and we all get off on the right foot!
UNDER 7.5 (WAS/CHI) -120: Kicking myself for not locking this in last night at 8 and don't feel like paying -155 which it's offered at on DK. If it loses by half a run, so be it, but I think this has a really strong chance of cashing. Matthew Boyd was phenomenal last year at home and in day games, and the Washington Nationals offense batted under .200 in spring training AS A TEAM! Complicating things for them is a strong wind blowing in and very cool temperatures. I think that will also limit the Cubs offense which has looked really good this spring. Cade Cavalli has been alright in spring ball and while I don't put much stock in those warmup starts, he has the stuff to limit the Cubs on offense. Bullpens might be the difference here as Washington always seems to struggle but barring the wind drastically shifting, I'll take 14mph blowing in to aid the opening day under.
I might have another one in the afternoon and will add in this thread if so. As always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
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