tues:5-1 +6.39
July:45-23-2 +27.89
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ml:26-10 +22.8 (faves:16-6 +9.38) (dogs:10-4 +13.42)
rl:10-4 +7.04 (NL:4-2 +2.19) (AL:6-2 +4.85) // (V:2-2 -0.57) (H:8-2 +7.61)
totals:4-5-1 -2.37 (ov:3-1-1 +1.95) (un:1-4 -4.32)
team totals:1-1 0 (ov:1-1 0)
1st5:3-2-1 -0.08 (faves:2-2-1 -1.09) (dogs:1-0 +1.01)
parlays:1-1 +0.5
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brewers -125 2/1.6
Marlins -116 1.16/1
Marlins -1.5 +175 0.57/1
nationals -113 1.13/1
Cardinals -1 -109 1.09/1
rays@Orioles ov9 -118 1.18/1
angels@Yankees un9 +112 0.89/1
Tigers -103 2.06/2
Several seemingly counter-intuitive plays, I must confess, at least based on recent events.
---Wolf has been better than Duke, lately, and the brewers have devoured the latter on more than one occasion including earlier this season; mil vs L had been a good play for years but must to be picking spots during this hilarious campaign
---Nolasco has been very good vs incl.'010 while Hammel has been shit vs in 2 starts and 2 in relief vs; Hammel also sucks on the road and while he has been pretty good lately I notice it's been against some fairly weak offensive clubs...never been too high on the dude, as I assume the Rays weren't either; Nolasco's been pretty good lately and with the wind blowing in (from right-center, I believe), his key weakness of the longball might be diminished; Rox still without some key sticks (not sure why Hawpe sat, yesterday, but they didn't need him anywho); like the juicy run-line price, also, as, perhaps, the Fish may not take mercy after being embarrassed yesterday
---Scherzer had been cruising until his last, where his wildness re-presented itself...Layne was behind home plate and he has a notoriously small zone--Jim Wolf for today's tilt who brings a rather large 64.32 K% into this one; both limited vs, but Max has the better numbers in that regard; I'm hoping 7 losses in a row is the end but, sheesh, dem rangers have some mighty sticks...Josh Hamilton as AL MVP?...seems quite likely, so far
Tigers score Nothing, again, and I'll likely try Romero-Verlander under the 4.5 or whatever the hell it is. Maybe even Ricky at +150'ish.
Nothing from nothing leaves nothing.
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July:45-23-2 +27.89
-
ml:26-10 +22.8 (faves:16-6 +9.38) (dogs:10-4 +13.42)
rl:10-4 +7.04 (NL:4-2 +2.19) (AL:6-2 +4.85) // (V:2-2 -0.57) (H:8-2 +7.61)
totals:4-5-1 -2.37 (ov:3-1-1 +1.95) (un:1-4 -4.32)
team totals:1-1 0 (ov:1-1 0)
1st5:3-2-1 -0.08 (faves:2-2-1 -1.09) (dogs:1-0 +1.01)
parlays:1-1 +0.5
=====
brewers -125 2/1.6
Marlins -116 1.16/1
Marlins -1.5 +175 0.57/1
nationals -113 1.13/1
Cardinals -1 -109 1.09/1
rays@Orioles ov9 -118 1.18/1
angels@Yankees un9 +112 0.89/1
Tigers -103 2.06/2
Several seemingly counter-intuitive plays, I must confess, at least based on recent events.
---Wolf has been better than Duke, lately, and the brewers have devoured the latter on more than one occasion including earlier this season; mil vs L had been a good play for years but must to be picking spots during this hilarious campaign
---Nolasco has been very good vs incl.'010 while Hammel has been shit vs in 2 starts and 2 in relief vs; Hammel also sucks on the road and while he has been pretty good lately I notice it's been against some fairly weak offensive clubs...never been too high on the dude, as I assume the Rays weren't either; Nolasco's been pretty good lately and with the wind blowing in (from right-center, I believe), his key weakness of the longball might be diminished; Rox still without some key sticks (not sure why Hawpe sat, yesterday, but they didn't need him anywho); like the juicy run-line price, also, as, perhaps, the Fish may not take mercy after being embarrassed yesterday
---Scherzer had been cruising until his last, where his wildness re-presented itself...Layne was behind home plate and he has a notoriously small zone--Jim Wolf for today's tilt who brings a rather large 64.32 K% into this one; both limited vs, but Max has the better numbers in that regard; I'm hoping 7 losses in a row is the end but, sheesh, dem rangers have some mighty sticks...Josh Hamilton as AL MVP?...seems quite likely, so far
Tigers score Nothing, again, and I'll likely try Romero-Verlander under the 4.5 or whatever the hell it is. Maybe even Ricky at +150'ish.
Nothing from nothing leaves nothing.
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