Majorly needed a break after getting terrorized by my own inclinations back on the 11th. Irony blows. Gave me a 3-day losing streak, giving back the 15 units, plus, that was my early September.
September:37-38-2 -2.68
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ml:14-18 -7.15 (faves:6-11 -7.45) (dogs:8-7 +0.3)
rl:7-5-1 +3.08 (NL:2-4-1 -1.68) (AL:5-1 +4.76) // (V:1-0 +1.0) (H:6-5-1 +2.08)
totals:5-3 +3.69 (ov:2-2 +0.95) (un:3-1 +2.74)
team totals:2-2 -0.96 (ov:2-2 -0.96)
1st5:9-5-1 +3.66 (faves:5-3-1 +1.61) (dogs:2-2 -0.45) (ov: ) (un:2-0 +2.5)
parlays:0-5 -5.0
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Astros -145 2.9/2
cubs +181 2/3.62
angels -122 1.22/1
blue jays +106 2/2.12
yankees +100 1/1
a's -146 2.92/2
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Looks like any stats mentioned are up-to-date (espn) early, for a change (i.e.including Tuesday).
---love fading this ex-Jay and seems like a good opportunity here; shoulda-been Jay in the Doc surgical removal has been outstanding and seems to love his new team and park; Hou OPS .749 past week scoring over 4 per while brews, apparently distracted by their golf plans, were .591 while cashing 2.5 per and batting only .211 to Hou's .271; Fielder may be over flu--back in Tuesday while going 0-for-4 and Weeks apparently just got an off-day after his 0-for-17 skid which included 10 strikeouts; both clubs pitching well lately with identical .213 baa's the past week; ump Reynolds a bit of an over-ump if memory serves
---Zambrano has been good vs and outstanding lately, also recently declaring that he wants to finish his career with the cubs as he "loves this team"; Carpenter so-so vs in 3 meetings this season and was just pounded in his last at Atlanta; cubs era 1.02 the past week with a .174 baa while Stl was 4.72 and .296; good thing as cubs OPS .538 with 3 per (despite 7 yesterday) and Stl .719 with 4.5 per; can't resist the price and I figure it's a sweep or else a real low-scoring game; ump Hudson is even, again if whatchamacallit whatchamacallits
---Weaver much better at home but worth the price against the promising but still fresh Gomez, who won't likely see more than 6 ip; laa only .644 past week with 4 per but Injuns were .631 with 2 per; neither pen impressive, usually, but Clev should need more access there; ump Tschida is even
---lost 2 jays sides during that skid mentioned (haven't touched 'em since) but I'm still (Jays sides:17-11 +13.16 (6-3 faves/11-8 dogs)) on the year; finally get a big-league look at the true Doc obtainment as former Philly 1st-rounder will toe the rubber after his club was eliminated from the playoffs--he threw one, allowing 1 run in 6 innings...22 year old has been very good down on the farm (though it was with AA New Hampshire) and even tossed a no-hitter back in early July...rated #25 prospect before the season by Baseball America and his 14-9 record with a 2.94 era in 27 starts can't affect that too much; Jays borderline stinky lately but love the matchup with Bergesen...despite his being decent lately, well, I'm not sold and Jays have had their way with him, especially in 3 meetings this season: (Bergesen in 3 vs jays '10=0-2/9.77/.386/5HRin15.2ip)...check out the batter vs pitcher numbers and you'll see that everybody has pounded him, save for Lyle Overpaid; bias is, no doubt, but this is the most favorable situation for Kyle to start in, IMO; can't recall on ump Emmel...don't think he's swings either way
---dropped an un-posted Sabathia play but have otherwise survived; Shields putrid vs yanks previously but good in 4 vs this year; Hughes has been poor lately, starting, but tossed a solid inning of relief at Texas, apparently replacing his between-starts bullpen session; rays not hitting great lately but scoring plenty, save vs C.C., while yanks bats were slumbering before Tuesday's Garza chomp; can't resist yanks vs Shields at the price; ump Barksdale is even
---othe than a dogshit start at not-the-home-that-Ruth-built, Cahill has been phenomenal, including 2 beauties since that Bronx bombing...he's been good vs KC especially in 2 GS '10 though my cousin Vinny could probably shut them down presently; Chen off a solid at the Chisox but that followed a shit run and he's been poor at Kauffman, including one this season vs these a's where they hit .346 off him; a's era past week was 3.00 while KC's was 5.22; a's 7-day OPS .687 while KC's was .768, but both scored 24 in 6 for 4 per and half of the a's matches were played at Oakland Coliseum while KC was at home and at the floundering Pale Hose, not to mention the new math if you take away the Royals 11 scored on Tuesday (which can be argued for or against any position, even missionary); pitching mismatch appears slapstick; KC 3-7 past 10 while a's 6-4; ump Barrett is an under-lean but I'm seeing a doctor if I play under a 7.5 with Chen starting
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September:37-38-2 -2.68
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ml:14-18 -7.15 (faves:6-11 -7.45) (dogs:8-7 +0.3)
rl:7-5-1 +3.08 (NL:2-4-1 -1.68) (AL:5-1 +4.76) // (V:1-0 +1.0) (H:6-5-1 +2.08)
totals:5-3 +3.69 (ov:2-2 +0.95) (un:3-1 +2.74)
team totals:2-2 -0.96 (ov:2-2 -0.96)
1st5:9-5-1 +3.66 (faves:5-3-1 +1.61) (dogs:2-2 -0.45) (ov: ) (un:2-0 +2.5)
parlays:0-5 -5.0
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Astros -145 2.9/2
cubs +181 2/3.62
angels -122 1.22/1
blue jays +106 2/2.12
yankees +100 1/1
a's -146 2.92/2
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Looks like any stats mentioned are up-to-date (espn) early, for a change (i.e.including Tuesday).
---love fading this ex-Jay and seems like a good opportunity here; shoulda-been Jay in the Doc surgical removal has been outstanding and seems to love his new team and park; Hou OPS .749 past week scoring over 4 per while brews, apparently distracted by their golf plans, were .591 while cashing 2.5 per and batting only .211 to Hou's .271; Fielder may be over flu--back in Tuesday while going 0-for-4 and Weeks apparently just got an off-day after his 0-for-17 skid which included 10 strikeouts; both clubs pitching well lately with identical .213 baa's the past week; ump Reynolds a bit of an over-ump if memory serves
---Zambrano has been good vs and outstanding lately, also recently declaring that he wants to finish his career with the cubs as he "loves this team"; Carpenter so-so vs in 3 meetings this season and was just pounded in his last at Atlanta; cubs era 1.02 the past week with a .174 baa while Stl was 4.72 and .296; good thing as cubs OPS .538 with 3 per (despite 7 yesterday) and Stl .719 with 4.5 per; can't resist the price and I figure it's a sweep or else a real low-scoring game; ump Hudson is even, again if whatchamacallit whatchamacallits
---Weaver much better at home but worth the price against the promising but still fresh Gomez, who won't likely see more than 6 ip; laa only .644 past week with 4 per but Injuns were .631 with 2 per; neither pen impressive, usually, but Clev should need more access there; ump Tschida is even
---lost 2 jays sides during that skid mentioned (haven't touched 'em since) but I'm still (Jays sides:17-11 +13.16 (6-3 faves/11-8 dogs)) on the year; finally get a big-league look at the true Doc obtainment as former Philly 1st-rounder will toe the rubber after his club was eliminated from the playoffs--he threw one, allowing 1 run in 6 innings...22 year old has been very good down on the farm (though it was with AA New Hampshire) and even tossed a no-hitter back in early July...rated #25 prospect before the season by Baseball America and his 14-9 record with a 2.94 era in 27 starts can't affect that too much; Jays borderline stinky lately but love the matchup with Bergesen...despite his being decent lately, well, I'm not sold and Jays have had their way with him, especially in 3 meetings this season: (Bergesen in 3 vs jays '10=0-2/9.77/.386/5HRin15.2ip)...check out the batter vs pitcher numbers and you'll see that everybody has pounded him, save for Lyle Overpaid; bias is, no doubt, but this is the most favorable situation for Kyle to start in, IMO; can't recall on ump Emmel...don't think he's swings either way
---dropped an un-posted Sabathia play but have otherwise survived; Shields putrid vs yanks previously but good in 4 vs this year; Hughes has been poor lately, starting, but tossed a solid inning of relief at Texas, apparently replacing his between-starts bullpen session; rays not hitting great lately but scoring plenty, save vs C.C., while yanks bats were slumbering before Tuesday's Garza chomp; can't resist yanks vs Shields at the price; ump Barksdale is even
---othe than a dogshit start at not-the-home-that-Ruth-built, Cahill has been phenomenal, including 2 beauties since that Bronx bombing...he's been good vs KC especially in 2 GS '10 though my cousin Vinny could probably shut them down presently; Chen off a solid at the Chisox but that followed a shit run and he's been poor at Kauffman, including one this season vs these a's where they hit .346 off him; a's era past week was 3.00 while KC's was 5.22; a's 7-day OPS .687 while KC's was .768, but both scored 24 in 6 for 4 per and half of the a's matches were played at Oakland Coliseum while KC was at home and at the floundering Pale Hose, not to mention the new math if you take away the Royals 11 scored on Tuesday (which can be argued for or against any position, even missionary); pitching mismatch appears slapstick; KC 3-7 past 10 while a's 6-4; ump Barrett is an under-lean but I'm seeing a doctor if I play under a 7.5 with Chen starting
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