like any 'system' im sure this is a failed attempt, but upon seeing ST start i see WS and CIN both above +140. gonna play em both and think about playing any decent odd dog going forward. im sure millions have thought, posted and tried this, curious if anyone wanna give me the skinny here after i throw away 50$ :)
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like any 'system' im sure this is a failed attempt, but upon seeing ST start i see WS and CIN both above +140. gonna play em both and think about playing any decent odd dog going forward. im sure millions have thought, posted and tried this, curious if anyone wanna give me the skinny here after i throw away 50$ :)
In ST MLB rules require a visiting team must carry at least 5 "regularly starting players" on the road trip. The Players Association likes this because the super-stars don't usually have to ride the bus. That's why you get the visiting big Dogs in early ST games.
The home team of course has all their starting players in camp and the opening line-ups generally reflect the disparity in starting players. In early ST games the home team might start six to nine "regular starting" players while the visiting teams might start only five.
I agree with you that there is an advantage to play the big visiting Dogs because the regular starting position players in these games are usually pulled after five innings anyway so the game outcome is usually determined by the "late inning scrubs".
Also, be mindful of who is pitching these games. The starting pitcher will only go three innings the first week of ST and then be gradually "stretched out" over the next few weeks up to a pitch count of about ninety pitches per start at the break of camp. You can get a listing of which pitchers are scheduled to follow each starting pitcher as this information is available in Forums and on the Internet.
It's not unusual for a teams "closer" to come into the fourth or fifth inning to get his work done for that day and hit an early shower. Just like I said above, the position player scrubs finish the game, and the relieving pitching scrubs also finish the games.
The very last week of ST games are much more difficult to handicap with most Managers wanting to get their whole entire starting line-ups to "meld" before camp breaks and the regular season begins.
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In ST MLB rules require a visiting team must carry at least 5 "regularly starting players" on the road trip. The Players Association likes this because the super-stars don't usually have to ride the bus. That's why you get the visiting big Dogs in early ST games.
The home team of course has all their starting players in camp and the opening line-ups generally reflect the disparity in starting players. In early ST games the home team might start six to nine "regular starting" players while the visiting teams might start only five.
I agree with you that there is an advantage to play the big visiting Dogs because the regular starting position players in these games are usually pulled after five innings anyway so the game outcome is usually determined by the "late inning scrubs".
Also, be mindful of who is pitching these games. The starting pitcher will only go three innings the first week of ST and then be gradually "stretched out" over the next few weeks up to a pitch count of about ninety pitches per start at the break of camp. You can get a listing of which pitchers are scheduled to follow each starting pitcher as this information is available in Forums and on the Internet.
It's not unusual for a teams "closer" to come into the fourth or fifth inning to get his work done for that day and hit an early shower. Just like I said above, the position player scrubs finish the game, and the relieving pitching scrubs also finish the games.
The very last week of ST games are much more difficult to handicap with most Managers wanting to get their whole entire starting line-ups to "meld" before camp breaks and the regular season begins.
You're welcome. Bet the Dogs and you will never get seriously hurt in ST Baseball. Those big chalks can get you into very serious trouble. Like I said, last week of ST, it gets serious. When we get into the regular season follow cappers like KeyElement who believes in the value plays. He's not afraid to back the Dogs and can go 50% or 51% on the entire season and still make money.
~~~~~ZOSO~~~~~
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You're welcome. Bet the Dogs and you will never get seriously hurt in ST Baseball. Those big chalks can get you into very serious trouble. Like I said, last week of ST, it gets serious. When we get into the regular season follow cappers like KeyElement who believes in the value plays. He's not afraid to back the Dogs and can go 50% or 51% on the entire season and still make money.
You're welcome. Bet the Dogs and you will never get seriously hurt in ST Baseball. Those big chalks can get you into very serious trouble. Like I said, last week of ST, it gets serious. When we get into the regular season follow cappers like KeyElement who believes in the value plays. He's not afraid to back the Dogs and can go 50% or 51% on the entire season and still make money.
much appreciation. been following him and a few other on and off the last few years. some solid handicappers in here for sure. BOL this yr man
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
You're welcome. Bet the Dogs and you will never get seriously hurt in ST Baseball. Those big chalks can get you into very serious trouble. Like I said, last week of ST, it gets serious. When we get into the regular season follow cappers like KeyElement who believes in the value plays. He's not afraid to back the Dogs and can go 50% or 51% on the entire season and still make money.
much appreciation. been following him and a few other on and off the last few years. some solid handicappers in here for sure. BOL this yr man
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