MLB system releases...

Apparently yes! checking the line movement in VEGASINSIDER it appeared by clicking the up-dated game information box, (it's still their for your interest) un-like other professional sports that have mandatory policies on injuries, baseball has none, other than those regarding SP change, I  can totally relate to your dis-content, listing a player to be out with an injury, and then he starts, would be considered strategic, but 'tacky' on the part of the Yankees.. Thx for bringing this to the attention of the thread, as you know, I had the Mariners as a dog play, and share your exact feelings...best regards

SN

Thx, your interest is welcomed

SN

Quote Originally Posted by snyder9:

Regardless of what happens in the Seattle game, you'll be having another profitable day. I must say, that since you came back from your 'break' and added filters or whatever else it was - you have been on an excellent run.

As in all work, a break/vacation is needed to adjust the chemistry of the mind, body and soul of a person's needs..This plays a factor in the rejuvination of my work..thx for the commentary..may you prosper always

typo error: MILW+155 RL  not  MILW RL -155 (you got your minus's and plus's mixed-up) ....good read, attached to a solid play, connected to an equation of 1.55 value.....time n' half

SN

The 'read' on the Rays+132 RL is a 'situational' capp, producing a valued spot play. TMP positioning to contend for the WildCard, they have lost 5 in a row, their at home, TOR SP Tallet is a lefty, who takes the mound with a ERA of 7.50 in his last 8 starts, added to WHIP of 1.78 .....unifying with BR/RC formula to get a statistical sabermetric 'read'..which qualifies it's entry into the PAC(Position-AdjustmentClassification) where Units are attached,  equations of value are placed on RL play, In this particular play, it would be:  Rays+132 RL ...8units

SN

the Book never sleeps

Quote Originally Posted by ApacheM:

 GL Kemosabe

your assessment was correct, Thx for bringing it to my attention

SN