There's a good chance Cliff Lee will come back to earth today in Toronto

nice call/hit on the Jays............but as for the Yanks/Mets, to win a game where Mariano had two outs no one on, and 2 strikes on 2 of the next 3 batters.........well

congrats on one of "those" days

Just like everybody else, I'm on the wrong end of far more bad beats than lucky wins.  The lucky wins are to be savored.  They really do feel more meaningful.  Pulling out that game today with the Mets was maybe the luckiest baseball win I've had this year.  It was certainly the most valuable.  That was a huge swing to go from a ho-hum Mariano shuts the door 2-1 loser to a lookee here 3-2 winner.

Just like everybody else, I'm on the wrong end of far more bad beats than lucky wins.  The lucky wins are to be savored.  They really do feel more meaningful.  Pulling out that game today with the Mets was maybe the luckiest baseball win I've had this year.  It was certainly the most valuable.  That was a huge swing to go from a ho-hum Mariano shuts the door 2-1 loser to a lookee here 3-2 winner.

MrB - quick question...

Has there been more of a productive (winning money) for you this year, then R.A. Dickey?

Seems like every time he pitches, you're on him.   

I've been following you're RA Dickey mojo for a while now, but pussed out today.   

Judging by your imagery, I suspect your personal gay porn library to be vast.  Take it easy on that stuff.  The deviance of the material is seeping into other areas of your life and I'll bet you don't even realize it.

Out of those six, I had only the Twins +110.  We all love to complain bitterly when some dude makes an error that mortally wounds our bet, so it's only right we acknowledge when we got lucky thanks to someone else's mistake.  So thank you, Mark Kotsay, for misplaying Danny Valencia's 7th inning two-out bases loaded single into a bases clearing single and two-base error. 

I used to think like this - back when I was 21 and got introduced to betting on baseball.  The next thing I got introduced to was something called a "payment plan."

I've bet on the Mets in each of R.A. Dickey's last three Citi Field starts.  He's allowed 1 run in each while averaging 7 innings.