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Originally Posted by LVTruck I’m down to two today. Dodgers full game. Yeah, Sasaki can be fucking dicey, but come on, it’s the Mets. That Dodgers lineup is stacked, the bullpen is solid, and they have nine innings to get after Manaea and separate. White Sox first five and moneyline. Martin has been dominant at home, Chicago has played its best baseball there, and Arrighetti has struggled on the road. The setup checks a few boxes
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Originally Posted by LVTruck I’m down to two today. Dodgers full game. Yeah, Sasaki can be fucking dicey, but come on, it’s the Mets. That Dodgers lineup is stacked, the bullpen is solid, and they have nine innings to get after Manaea and separate. White Sox first five and moneyline. Martin has been dominant at home, Chicago has played its best baseball there, and Arrighetti has struggled on the road. The setup checks a few boxes
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I think the Dodgers were simply priced a little high to open. They are always going to carry a public tax, and when sharper bettors see an extra 10 or 20 cents of value on the other side, they are going to take it. The action is lopsided and the line dropped, but to me this looks more like buyback against an inflated number than some major red flag on Los Angeles. I’m not reading much more into it than that.
I think the Dodgers were simply priced a little high to open. They are always going to carry a public tax, and when sharper bettors see an extra 10 or 20 cents of value on the other side, they are going to take it. The action is lopsided and the line dropped, but to me this looks more like buyback against an inflated number than some major red flag on Los Angeles. I’m not reading much more into it than that.
Houston absolutely has some sticks. That top four can do damage, and that is a big reason the line is sitting where it is. But once Martin gets through the top of the order, the lineup softens considerably and there are outs to be found in the bottom half. Meanwhile, the White Sox are swinging it well, playing with confidence at home, and should have opportunities against Arrighetti
Houston absolutely has some sticks. That top four can do damage, and that is a big reason the line is sitting where it is. But once Martin gets through the top of the order, the lineup softens considerably and there are outs to be found in the bottom half. Meanwhile, the White Sox are swinging it well, playing with confidence at home, and should have opportunities against Arrighetti
I went through a lot of games today, and the White Sox felt like the cleanest path on the board.
My sincere apologies to Gary. Gary, me and you were cool, but I had to take the leap of faith and trust my own work. I do appreciate the insight you shared, but we’re on Chicago today.
Now let’s bring this shit home.
I went through a lot of games today, and the White Sox felt like the cleanest path on the board.
My sincere apologies to Gary. Gary, me and you were cool, but I had to take the leap of faith and trust my own work. I do appreciate the insight you shared, but we’re on Chicago today.
Now let’s bring this shit home.
We need Martin pounding the zone and getting through Houston’s top four clean. Then Chicago needs early traffic and a run or two before Arrighetti settles in.
Best-case script quick zero from Martin, White Sox strike first, and Arrighetti’s pitch count starts climbing. That puts both tickets exactly where we want them.
We need Martin pounding the zone and getting through Houston’s top four clean. Then Chicago needs early traffic and a run or two before Arrighetti settles in.
Best-case script quick zero from Martin, White Sox strike first, and Arrighetti’s pitch count starts climbing. That puts both tickets exactly where we want them.

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