Perhaps in the future I should look at a filter. If a team is starting a homestand against a team with at least a winning percentage of at least .530 (maybe a different number), it's a no play if odds are over -150. This Tigers series has been a joke. Oakland is very good. Yet, Detroit has been -175, -190, -170 and -200 today.
Just something to ponder for down the road. If anyone has thoughts, let's hear them.
There were a lot more teams that qualified this year than what is the norm. If you've noticed, it seems that most of the struggles this season have come when teams are matched up with other teams that are also part of the system. The only exception was OAK against HOU, I believe. I feel that's been the biggest difference this season, and the reason for a lot more B, C, and D games.
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Quote Originally Posted by CKP22:
Perhaps in the future I should look at a filter. If a team is starting a homestand against a team with at least a winning percentage of at least .530 (maybe a different number), it's a no play if odds are over -150. This Tigers series has been a joke. Oakland is very good. Yet, Detroit has been -175, -190, -170 and -200 today.
Just something to ponder for down the road. If anyone has thoughts, let's hear them.
There were a lot more teams that qualified this year than what is the norm. If you've noticed, it seems that most of the struggles this season have come when teams are matched up with other teams that are also part of the system. The only exception was OAK against HOU, I believe. I feel that's been the biggest difference this season, and the reason for a lot more B, C, and D games.