I remember a night I ended up passed out up against that garbage can out front lol...although I always preferred the beer down at the O'Blitz myself in those frosty mugs. Was there in 1989 when Naslund tied game 3 against Calgary in the final minute then we won in OT. Place was packed and went effin nuts good times. 
Those HUGE pitchers too! We don't have stuff like that in states! 1994.. what a year.
Unbelievable! You pre date me even! Will be going back to Montreal in the next year or two, that's for sure!
Thanks for this sheet. I noticed that the 7% picks on ML are 21-2. That is really odd. Compare that to the 8% or 5% and it's not even close. 21-2 isn't counting the O/U plays, just the ML. I did a round robin the other day, 4 teams, 7% went RL instead of ML (because I'm a degenerate gambler, OK?) and the only loss was ATL....who won by 1, not 2. These wins are responsible for a majority of the overall win total. That's all, only 2 today, Atlanta and SF. So what to do? Start hitting the 5% and 8% plays? Or stick wit whatever magic is inside the 7% plays?
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No correlation whatsoever with a specific % edge and teams winning. I believe it's coincidence more than anything else. Still too early to make concrete decisions like that. I do believe April and May will be our best months with the rest of the season becoming far more difficult. Depending on where we're at I may pull it altogether by all star break.
Hey I'm also create models. I have an NHL and NBA one, but Baseball i've been trying to wrap my head around. I don't need all your formulas but just a couple inputs from the model, and from there i can add 1 and 2 together. If i were to take a guess I would say the process starts off with correlating Home runs (totals) to pitchers WHIP/ RUN Support. I knew this day would come where i had to make an MLB model. If you can help me by naming 2-3 of your inputs in your model I don't need the formulas just sort of the mindset, it would give me an idea on how to start my own model which i would gladly send you.
Thanks.
SIERA and BaseRuns.
Established in 1995,
what does an old timer like myself do to access this link?! 
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