Before today, home teams attempting to avoid a 3-game sweep are 37-31, and 92-94 since 2016.
And I'd have to agree with ramanujan here. It's one thing if the trend was home faves off 3 losses and avoiding the sweep. However, once a person adds in other factors like "starting prices of at least +118 and are not 10 or more games below .500" it starts to get a little screwy. He's honestly right, we can create many trends if we add too many variables. Problem is, only half of those trends will win since the other half contradicts the first half.
Hope that makes sense. LOL.