Home plate empire is a volunteer firefighter in Chicago...Not quite what it sounds.....
MLB official site reports this:
PERSONAL: Daniel Ralph Iassogna...born in May 1969 in Connecticut...resides in Georgia...married to Denise Lynn...has two daughters: Madeleine and Victoria...graduated from St. Joseph's Catholic High School in Trumbull, CT...received a B.A. in English from the University of Connecticut in 1991...a frequent blood platelet donor...proudly works with the Chicago Fire Department in support of the "Bucks for the Burn Camp," which helps children who were burned in fires.
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Chicago teams were 2-0 with Iassogna behind HP last year (two CWS games, home and away)
BTW, plate ump last night in the 'over' game at Wrigley was Sam Holbrook. He is 77-49 to over last 4 years, with over record each year. (not including his 2-1 to over this season)
You went against big line move on the following plays:
Oakland +105 ?
Cubs -128 ?
PIttsburgh OVER WINNER
I didn't think it was possible to do this and still win consistently.
Hopefully you continue to prove me wrong.
First off, this is baseball and line movement typically means shit. Second, how did he go against line movement in Oakland? If he got the A's at +122 and they closed about even money, doesn't that mean people were betting on them and drove the line up?
Oh, and it appears the GameHunter man crush on Fausto continues....my man crush Greinke goes tonight
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