Small board so figured I'd funk around.
Used this system during the playoffs the last few years and they're approaching, so what the hey.
Cool it went 5-for-5 for the series (sides) 2 years back, calling the Phillies in 5 games. Not sure about last year, etc...probably posted within.
for the following:
12:35 ariz(Lopez)@CIN(Volquez) ump Bell=un
7:10 pit(Morton)@NYM(Pelfrey) ump Tichenor=even, ov'10
8:15 sd(Stauffer)@STL(Westbrook) ump n/a
10:15 lad(Lilly)@SF(Sanchez) ump Foster=even
7:05 laa(Santana)@CLEV(Carmona) not done, passola
8:10 min(Pavano)@CWS(Buehrle) ump Crawford=o
Times listed are Venezuelan time, minus a half an hour.
CIN 68% -1.5 54%
ov9 53%
NYM 75% -1.5 60%
un7.5 51%
STL 56%
un8.5 53%
SF 64%
un7.5 63%
CWS 57%
ov8.5 55%
---Volquez will be pricey and likely no value even on the runline. Reds could score 5 or more (team total 4.5?...might be a 5) but their sticks are quiet lately and ump Bell doesn't help. Volquez a bit erratic and so are d'backs sticks, which prefer both at home and vs lefties.
---Should get near even money on the runline at Citi which would interest me. Morton, in 8 starts on the road, is 0-7 with an 11.38 era and .368 baa. Pelfrey has been quite good lately other than a couple of shit starts on the road at ATL and WASH, including his last, at home vs phillies. pirates still with the opportunity to get in the record books for most road losses in a season.
---Was thinking I might have minor interest in padres, say at +125, but Cards have destroyed him in 3 vs (no'10) (0-3/10.13/.364) while Cards the better hitting team lately and Westbrook has been semi-decent, at least as far as he goes. Looks like a game to run and hide from, unless they post a 9 total, which seems unlikely...might even see an 8.
---Lilly has chilled lately while Sanchez has been dynamite. SF's pen--good all season--has been great lately while lad's has tailed off from early season dominance. Had a piece of Kershaw and company Tuesday...they won with one friggin' hit?!?...'bout sums up the way they're closing out the season. G-men aren't hitting lately, either, so a low score is expected. Probably be a 7 instead of the 7.5 I 'capped for. I need -140 or better to have any interest, which is unlikely.
---No interest in the Progressive Field match. Both SP's erratic and both offenses erratic. angels at +130, if I'm daring, but I dream to see that.
---Pavano was pummeled in his last go vs 'Sox, at Target Field on Aug19th...decent lately otherwise. Buehrle is worth consideration though he's been mediocre vs and lately and is extremely unpredictable. Maybe over an 8 but I'm guessing an 8.5 to match Wednesday's listed.
This is just a test.
Do not adjust your s(b)et.
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Used this system during the playoffs the last few years and they're approaching, so what the hey.
Cool it went 5-for-5 for the series (sides) 2 years back, calling the Phillies in 5 games. Not sure about last year, etc...probably posted within.
for the following:
12:35 ariz(Lopez)@CIN(Volquez) ump Bell=un
7:10 pit(Morton)@NYM(Pelfrey) ump Tichenor=even, ov'10
8:15 sd(Stauffer)@STL(Westbrook) ump n/a
10:15 lad(Lilly)@SF(Sanchez) ump Foster=even
7:05 laa(Santana)@CLEV(Carmona) not done, passola
8:10 min(Pavano)@CWS(Buehrle) ump Crawford=o
Times listed are Venezuelan time, minus a half an hour.
CIN 68% -1.5 54%
ov9 53%
NYM 75% -1.5 60%
un7.5 51%
STL 56%
un8.5 53%
SF 64%
un7.5 63%
CWS 57%
ov8.5 55%
---Volquez will be pricey and likely no value even on the runline. Reds could score 5 or more (team total 4.5?...might be a 5) but their sticks are quiet lately and ump Bell doesn't help. Volquez a bit erratic and so are d'backs sticks, which prefer both at home and vs lefties.
---Should get near even money on the runline at Citi which would interest me. Morton, in 8 starts on the road, is 0-7 with an 11.38 era and .368 baa. Pelfrey has been quite good lately other than a couple of shit starts on the road at ATL and WASH, including his last, at home vs phillies. pirates still with the opportunity to get in the record books for most road losses in a season.
---Was thinking I might have minor interest in padres, say at +125, but Cards have destroyed him in 3 vs (no'10) (0-3/10.13/.364) while Cards the better hitting team lately and Westbrook has been semi-decent, at least as far as he goes. Looks like a game to run and hide from, unless they post a 9 total, which seems unlikely...might even see an 8.
---Lilly has chilled lately while Sanchez has been dynamite. SF's pen--good all season--has been great lately while lad's has tailed off from early season dominance. Had a piece of Kershaw and company Tuesday...they won with one friggin' hit?!?...'bout sums up the way they're closing out the season. G-men aren't hitting lately, either, so a low score is expected. Probably be a 7 instead of the 7.5 I 'capped for. I need -140 or better to have any interest, which is unlikely.
---No interest in the Progressive Field match. Both SP's erratic and both offenses erratic. angels at +130, if I'm daring, but I dream to see that.
---Pavano was pummeled in his last go vs 'Sox, at Target Field on Aug19th...decent lately otherwise. Buehrle is worth consideration though he's been mediocre vs and lately and is extremely unpredictable. Maybe over an 8 but I'm guessing an 8.5 to match Wednesday's listed.
This is just a test.
Do not adjust your s(b)et.
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