Futures: 2-2 2009: Philadelphia UNDER 87.5 Wins
2010: San Francisco OVER 81.5 Wins
2011: Tampa Bay UNDER 84.5 Wins (-125) 2012: New York (NL) UNDER 84.5 Wins (-125) 2013: Tampa Bay to win AL East (+300) April 0-3 -2.911 May 0-0 +0.00 June 0-0 +0.00 July 0-0 +0.00 August 0-0 +0.00 September 0-0 +0.00 October 0-0 +0.00
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-2.911
Dogs 0-1 -0.841 Faves 0-1 -1.07 Over 0-0 +0.00 Under 0-1 -1.00 1st Half 0-0 +0.00 Team Totals 0-0 +0.00 Buybacks: 0 +0.00
Futures: 2-2 2009: Philadelphia UNDER 87.5 Wins
2010: San Francisco OVER 81.5 Wins
2011: Tampa Bay UNDER 84.5 Wins (-125) 2012: New York (NL) UNDER 84.5 Wins (-125) 2013: Tampa Bay to win AL East (+300) April 0-3 -2.911 May 0-0 +0.00 June 0-0 +0.00 July 0-0 +0.00 August 0-0 +0.00 September 0-0 +0.00 October 0-0 +0.00
Blown Saves: 0 Extra Innings: 0-0 Record on the open: 0-0 Winners because of the Open: 0 Losers because of the Open: 0 Pushes because of the Open: 0
Notes: -Digging myself quite a hole with the 0-3 start, but I'm prepared to have 100+ more of them before this is all said and done so I will just let it go and keep working. Hope to turn this around quickly... -Planned to take the day off but liked the pitching matchup and the first game going over in St. Pete, unfortunately it didn't work out. Hellboy got beat on ball four by Crush Davis in the first after quickly getting the first two out for a 3-run shot. The first eight runs were all scored with two outs, including another 3-run shot by Shelley Duncan that sent it over. I guess I'm just glad that the Rays won for my future, but didn't have a ton of luck here -Part of my future play was that there is little pitching depth on the Yanks and Sox, which is terrible if Kuroda's middle finger is bothering him because the Yanks have zero depth
Guesses: PIT -160/8 wm NYM -155/7.5u15 sg WAS -205/7.5u15 Lz ATL -135/6.5 Lm MIN +130/9u20 pp CHW -140/8.5 gf TB -125/7.5o20 gh OAK -145/7.5o15 mg NYY -130/8.5u15 dp TOR -165/9o15 mb CIN -135/8o20 ba
leans: PHI +123: Foster
on the radar: PHI u7: Foster
Blown Saves: 0 Extra Innings: 0-0 Record on the open: 0-0 Winners because of the Open: 0 Losers because of the Open: 0 Pushes because of the Open: 0
Notes: -Digging myself quite a hole with the 0-3 start, but I'm prepared to have 100+ more of them before this is all said and done so I will just let it go and keep working. Hope to turn this around quickly... -Planned to take the day off but liked the pitching matchup and the first game going over in St. Pete, unfortunately it didn't work out. Hellboy got beat on ball four by Crush Davis in the first after quickly getting the first two out for a 3-run shot. The first eight runs were all scored with two outs, including another 3-run shot by Shelley Duncan that sent it over. I guess I'm just glad that the Rays won for my future, but didn't have a ton of luck here -Part of my future play was that there is little pitching depth on the Yanks and Sox, which is terrible if Kuroda's middle finger is bothering him because the Yanks have zero depth
Guesses: PIT -160/8 wm NYM -155/7.5u15 sg WAS -205/7.5u15 Lz ATL -135/6.5 Lm MIN +130/9u20 pp CHW -140/8.5 gf TB -125/7.5o20 gh OAK -145/7.5o15 mg NYY -130/8.5u15 dp TOR -165/9o15 mb CIN -135/8o20 ba
Feel good about the side and the total both hitting from my leans and "on the radar" sections, unfortunately did not play. Not sure I've seen any unknown commodity dominate a series like Chris Davis did in St. Pete ever before, sheesh. Gonna use this thread for Friday as well...
Friday guesses: COL -125/10 mf SF -115/7o25 wz NYM -150/7.5o20 sh CIN -110/7.5 hb ATL -180/8o20 fm MIL -120/8u15 mL LAD -200/7o20 sg DET -165/7.5 nf MIN -120/9o20 vh BAL -175/9o20 da TOR -145/8.5 dj TB -185/7.5u15 mm HOU +115/8.5 sp CHW -155/8.5o20 bq PHI -115/8.5u15 dk
leans: SF u8 LAD o7 TEX o10
on the radar:
locked in: Boston ML (+153) @ Toronto
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Feel good about the side and the total both hitting from my leans and "on the radar" sections, unfortunately did not play. Not sure I've seen any unknown commodity dominate a series like Chris Davis did in St. Pete ever before, sheesh. Gonna use this thread for Friday as well...
Friday guesses: COL -125/10 mf SF -115/7o25 wz NYM -150/7.5o20 sh CIN -110/7.5 hb ATL -180/8o20 fm MIL -120/8u15 mL LAD -200/7o20 sg DET -165/7.5 nf MIN -120/9o20 vh BAL -175/9o20 da TOR -145/8.5 dj TB -185/7.5u15 mm HOU +115/8.5 sp CHW -155/8.5o20 bq PHI -115/8.5u15 dk
-Not a believer in the Jays and who better to know them besides former manager John Farrell? Doubront can be wild, but he can also be very good and can strike out anybody. Josh Johnson has been on my fade list for a while due to the constant shoulder problems and because I just don't see him as the top-rated pitcher other people do. The Sox aren't great this year, but I like what they did with their lineup and the bullpen could be really good. Really hoping for Doubront to hand over a lead to the 'pen because I think that'll be a win. Can't hurt that Janssen worked yesterday and Darren Oliver too. Complete reversal of roles here as Boston gets to play spoiler based on the preseason expectations and they owe Toronto for being a pest over the years while they made their various runs.
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New York (AL)-Detroit UNDER 8 (-102)
-Yanks lineup is atrocious with all the injuries, can't fault them for that. Nova has great stuff but had a rough spring, however he's got a really good defensive catcher behind the plate (Chris Stewart) with a gun to dissuade any potential thefts (doubt it). Detroit struggles to move runners and that's great for unders, while the weather sitting in the 40s can't be good for anything but stinging fingers. Fister will keep the ball down with his sinker and I would expect the hitters to be in some tough counts with Alan Porter calling strikes all day behind the plate. He's one of my favorite under umpires because of his big zone, which should help Nova keep his team in the game.
BOS reasoning:
-Not a believer in the Jays and who better to know them besides former manager John Farrell? Doubront can be wild, but he can also be very good and can strike out anybody. Josh Johnson has been on my fade list for a while due to the constant shoulder problems and because I just don't see him as the top-rated pitcher other people do. The Sox aren't great this year, but I like what they did with their lineup and the bullpen could be really good. Really hoping for Doubront to hand over a lead to the 'pen because I think that'll be a win. Can't hurt that Janssen worked yesterday and Darren Oliver too. Complete reversal of roles here as Boston gets to play spoiler based on the preseason expectations and they owe Toronto for being a pest over the years while they made their various runs.
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New York (AL)-Detroit UNDER 8 (-102)
-Yanks lineup is atrocious with all the injuries, can't fault them for that. Nova has great stuff but had a rough spring, however he's got a really good defensive catcher behind the plate (Chris Stewart) with a gun to dissuade any potential thefts (doubt it). Detroit struggles to move runners and that's great for unders, while the weather sitting in the 40s can't be good for anything but stinging fingers. Fister will keep the ball down with his sinker and I would expect the hitters to be in some tough counts with Alan Porter calling strikes all day behind the plate. He's one of my favorite under umpires because of his big zone, which should help Nova keep his team in the game.
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