Like many others, tough loss w/Mil plus the points - they didn't play like a team trying to get in the playoffs. Did hit on NJ and w/you on your 2 under plays. Almost bit on Chumps 'thug' take on that Mil/Clev game - glad I didn't go with the over. My man Chump - helluva capper, tho.
Like you, lookin' forward to MLB. Grew up going to Candlestick Park as a kid watchin' Mays, McCovey. Can't wait to see Lincecum pitch again this year. Poor G-men, tho. No power.
As far as cappin, I agree, MLB has more opportunities for value and profit. You still lean towards playin totals rather than sides in baseball ?
One thing that's been money in MLB has been early in the season, when the pitchers are still trying to find their release point and build up their velocity and arm strength - batters are way ahead of them, and as a result, I pound the over during the 1st 4- 6 weeks of the season. Especially teams like the Rockies, that scores a lot of runs anyway in the band box called Coors Field.
I avoid the run lines somewhat - always seem to get trapped in all the 1 run games that happen. ML is pretty consistent if you have the right matchups/situations.
Looks like we just missed on Indy/Port -they barely made it over. Oh well, a good, profitable day for you pal. Hope to see you post Thursday.
One thing that's been money in MLB has been early in the season, when the pitchers are still trying to find their release point and build up their velocity and arm strength - batters are way ahead of them, and as a result, I pound the over during the 1st 4- 6 weeks of the season. Especially teams like the Rockies, that scores a lot of runs anyway in the band box called Coors Field.
I avoid the run lines somewhat - always seem to get trapped in all the 1 run games that happen. ML is pretty consistent if you have the right matchups/situations.
Looks like we just missed on Indy/Port -they barely made it over. Oh well, a good, profitable day for you pal. Hope to see you post Thursday.
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