As I told you ..Kansas city owns the sox this year,should have just lisdtened and played and as for the rockies..I should have speciefied the lower line game which is playing now
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As I told you ..Kansas city owns the sox this year,should have just lisdtened and played and as for the rockies..I should have speciefied the lower line game which is playing now
As I told you ..Kansas city owns the sox this year,should have just lisdtened and played and as for the rockies..I should have speciefied the lower line game which is playing now
You're right, the Royals are now 10-5 +8.35 units against the Sox. Better record when in Chicago.
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Quote Originally Posted by pauliswilling:
As I told you ..Kansas city owns the sox this year,should have just lisdtened and played and as for the rockies..I should have speciefied the lower line game which is playing now
You're right, the Royals are now 10-5 +8.35 units against the Sox. Better record when in Chicago.
Since 2011, the Cardinals are 36-23 +9.51 units when on a 2-4 game losing streak. Same premise, scoured another way: Since 2011, they are 45-22 (67.1%) +20.52 units after having lost 3 or 4 out of their last 4 games. Time for a snap...
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Since 2011, the Cardinals are 36-23 +9.51 units when on a 2-4 game losing streak. Same premise, scoured another way: Since 2011, they are 45-22 (67.1%) +20.52 units after having lost 3 or 4 out of their last 4 games. Time for a snap...
As for the Cubs, today their opponent (who is inherently quite bad) may be getting caught in a let down spot: This season, the Houston Astros are only 13-47 -27.79 units (+23.8% roi fade) after two or more straight road games. If the 'Stros ended a road trip (2+ games on the road) and are now playing at home that's 3-7 (-1.2 rpg, -4 units, +27.5% roi fade).
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As for the Cubs, today their opponent (who is inherently quite bad) may be getting caught in a let down spot: This season, the Houston Astros are only 13-47 -27.79 units (+23.8% roi fade) after two or more straight road games. If the 'Stros ended a road trip (2+ games on the road) and are now playing at home that's 3-7 (-1.2 rpg, -4 units, +27.5% roi fade).
As for the Miami Marlins, less than 25% of the public bets like then and yet Philadelphia has no playoff hopes. The Marlins are a road team off of a win and in late regular season (>=September and no playoffs), that's 424-439 +41.35 units since 2008. That's 312-290 (now dogs above .500 in a 500+ game sample) +71.82 units in division games.
Specifically though for this matchup, Miami's opponent today, the Philadelphia Phillies are just 10-17 -12.96 units in home division games.
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As for the Miami Marlins, less than 25% of the public bets like then and yet Philadelphia has no playoff hopes. The Marlins are a road team off of a win and in late regular season (>=September and no playoffs), that's 424-439 +41.35 units since 2008. That's 312-290 (now dogs above .500 in a 500+ game sample) +71.82 units in division games.
Specifically though for this matchup, Miami's opponent today, the Philadelphia Phillies are just 10-17 -12.96 units in home division games.
You really think Correa has a chance in that game? I was thinking more it's time the Red Sox win a game or 2...Also the Orioles with Hammel? I am going to play Red Sox/Washington/KC parlay...GL everyone!
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You really think Correa has a chance in that game? I was thinking more it's time the Red Sox win a game or 2...Also the Orioles with Hammel? I am going to play Red Sox/Washington/KC parlay...GL everyone!
Royals up 4-0 in Minny. MIL trying to close out with a 1-0 lead in the 5th. WAS 3-2 man on no outs top of the 8th. The dogs are barking. Hope they can hang on. 3-0 would be good here, but I'm still going to take ARI and fade kershaw with those broken hips against Kennedy as our last one tonight.
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Royals up 4-0 in Minny. MIL trying to close out with a 1-0 lead in the 5th. WAS 3-2 man on no outs top of the 8th. The dogs are barking. Hope they can hang on. 3-0 would be good here, but I'm still going to take ARI and fade kershaw with those broken hips against Kennedy as our last one tonight.
*Zona's Ian Kennedy is 21-4 SU (+2.1 rpg, +17.68 units since 2011 against division opponents. He's actually never been a Division home dog, and there is a reason he finally is today: Clayton Kershaw. But take a look at Kershaw: he's only 5-7 -6.65 units this season as a division favorite. Kershaw missed last Sunday's game with a hip injury; I wouldn't trust him on the road in a practically needless win: the Dodgers have a 90%+ shot right now at the playoffs. Maybe I'm wrong though, Kershaw is great, but I've never seen how he does injured / recovering.
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*Zona's Ian Kennedy is 21-4 SU (+2.1 rpg, +17.68 units since 2011 against division opponents. He's actually never been a Division home dog, and there is a reason he finally is today: Clayton Kershaw. But take a look at Kershaw: he's only 5-7 -6.65 units this season as a division favorite. Kershaw missed last Sunday's game with a hip injury; I wouldn't trust him on the road in a practically needless win: the Dodgers have a 90%+ shot right now at the playoffs. Maybe I'm wrong though, Kershaw is great, but I've never seen how he does injured / recovering.