8-4 +5.59
/ml 3-1 +2.03
/rl 1-1 +0.5
/1st5 1-0 +1.0
/totals 1-0 +1.08
/teal totals 0-1 -0.53
/futures 2-1 +1.51
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G6 cards@Giants ov6.5 -119 1/0.84
cardinals ov3 -117 2/1.71
Should be a strong wind blowing out to right-center for this game. Ump Jerry Layne has always been a good hitter's umpire; definitely one of the smaller K-zones. Carpenter unlikely to shut down the G-men, who've had their backs against the wall a few times in these playoffs and responded nicely; Carpenter has been a little off, since coming back, despite the reasonably good results--I knew that when I pissed away my only moneyline loser in his last go but I figured that the cardsticks would get to Vogelsong. Speaking of the V-Gman, I'm expecting better results from the cards at the plate seeing as they've recently seen him...surely 4 runs (at least 3...pretty please) isn't too much to expect. I had the cards over 3.5 vs Cain last whenevas (scored 3(oops) to win) but, aside from the AT&T disadvantage, the other factors look favo(u)rable (Vogelsong instead of Cain, stronger wind blowing out, 3 vs 3.5, 27 outs assured vs 24, ump Jerry Layne vs Bill Miller).
Redundancy is in.
I was tempted to grab the future--Tigers win Series at -142--before the last NLCS game. Up to -159, now, and certainly very tempting. Tigers would majorly have the starting pitching edge over either NL team though a dropoff in the bullpen. Series starts at an NL park but it sure should be Verlander for g#1 so a split, minimum, going back to Comerica seems likely. A late game tonight so I have time. Gonna see how I survive the earliage, not that the NFL board isn't one of the crappier ones we've(I've) seen.
GL
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/ml 3-1 +2.03
/rl 1-1 +0.5
/1st5 1-0 +1.0
/totals 1-0 +1.08
/teal totals 0-1 -0.53
/futures 2-1 +1.51
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G6 cards@Giants ov6.5 -119 1/0.84
cardinals ov3 -117 2/1.71
Should be a strong wind blowing out to right-center for this game. Ump Jerry Layne has always been a good hitter's umpire; definitely one of the smaller K-zones. Carpenter unlikely to shut down the G-men, who've had their backs against the wall a few times in these playoffs and responded nicely; Carpenter has been a little off, since coming back, despite the reasonably good results--I knew that when I pissed away my only moneyline loser in his last go but I figured that the cardsticks would get to Vogelsong. Speaking of the V-Gman, I'm expecting better results from the cards at the plate seeing as they've recently seen him...surely 4 runs (at least 3...pretty please) isn't too much to expect. I had the cards over 3.5 vs Cain last whenevas (scored 3(oops) to win) but, aside from the AT&T disadvantage, the other factors look favo(u)rable (Vogelsong instead of Cain, stronger wind blowing out, 3 vs 3.5, 27 outs assured vs 24, ump Jerry Layne vs Bill Miller).
Redundancy is in.
I was tempted to grab the future--Tigers win Series at -142--before the last NLCS game. Up to -159, now, and certainly very tempting. Tigers would majorly have the starting pitching edge over either NL team though a dropoff in the bullpen. Series starts at an NL park but it sure should be Verlander for g#1 so a split, minimum, going back to Comerica seems likely. A late game tonight so I have time. Gonna see how I survive the earliage, not that the NFL board isn't one of the crappier ones we've(I've) seen.
GL
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