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MLB – 2016

192-184-5, $ +1,402.49, +2.75% RoR – Regular Season Closed

Playoffs 3-3-2, +$171.28, +14.3% RoR

10/17, Flat $200.00 / Note that I will play $200.00 per game in the playoffs, unless I find something really special

Indians +111, Kluber/Sanchez

Dodgers +110, Arrieta/Hill

The Indians are on a roll versus a team that can’t hit, sending their ace to the hill, and we are offered +$ odds. Works for me.

Dodger Stadium after dark is a pitcher’s paradise. In any low scoring affair, like playoff baseball, the dog is dangerous.

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NCAA, 2-0, +225 units, +225% RoR

NFL, 5-1, +588.46 units, 98.1% RoR

Thursday 10/20/16: BYU +7, -105 @ Boise St

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Agree fully on Cleveland. Jay's are finished. Not sure yet on nlcs
 
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I am wish you on Cleveland! I think Cubs take a tight game!
 
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The Homer ump is keeping me off of the Cubs tonight.

*3 of your threads are on the top this morning...your on the spot sir


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What am I missing? Cleveland's ace against Toronto's 4th pitcher and Cleveland is the dog? Especially with how Toronto bats have been stifled by Andrew Miller and Cody Allen in late innings.

Is Kluber lousy with short rest? Is Sanchez great in the postseason? 

Or, is everyone counting on Toronto "needing to win" while Cleveland can "afford to lose" this game?
 
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sounds good


 
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Quote Originally Posted by composite:

What am I missing? Cleveland's ace against Toronto's 4th pitcher and Cleveland is the dog? Especially with how Toronto bats have been stifled by Andrew Miller and Cody Allen in late innings.

Is Kluber lousy with short rest? Is Sanchez great in the postseason? 

Or, is everyone counting on Toronto "needing to win" while Cleveland can "afford to lose" this game?

Aaron Sanchez has the best "stuff" on the Blue Jays' staff. The Jays tried to limit his innings as much as possible this season as he is nearly a decade younger than both Estrada and Happ, but he had a 3.00 ERA, a 1.17 WHIP, with 7.5 K/9, all as a 23/24-year-old.

He will be a tough and the big thumpers in the Jays lineup have hit well against Kluber. My lean is on the Tribe but just wanted to help out with some additional information.
 
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PITCHING CHANGE!!!!!


KLUBER IS OUT


CLEVINGER IS NOW YOUR STARTING PITCHER FOR THE CLEVELAND INDIANS
 
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Where does it say clevinger is now the starting pitcher?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by composite:

What am I missing? Cleveland's ace against Toronto's 4th pitcher and Cleveland is the dog? Especially with how Toronto bats have been stifled by Andrew Miller and Cody Allen in late innings.

Is Kluber lousy with short rest? Is Sanchez great in the postseason? 

Or, is everyone counting on Toronto "needing to win" while Cleveland can "afford to lose" this game?


Klubers first start on short rest. Sanchez is not Jays #4. For a good part of the season he was seen as their ace.
 
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Kluber is still listed and the line is dropping. If it were Clevinger the books would know it and the BJ's would be going up. Always specify pitchers.

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Klubers first start on short rest. Sanchez is not Jays #4. For a good part of the season he was seen as their ace.
Sanchez is still their ace, but can he throw a shutout to support his non-existent offense? Kluber will have one thing in common with Bauer, a ton of bullpen to back him up.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:

 

*3 of your threads are on the top this morning...your on the spot sir


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LETS GO TRIBE!! BOL KEY TO YOU!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:

Sanchez is still their ace, but can he throw a shutout to support his non-existent offense? Kluber will have one thing in common with Bauer, a ton of bullpen to back him up.


I agree, also I think the Indians have the best bullpen in baseball. That has to be heavily factored in every game, practically equally with the starting pitching. I know the Dodgers and Cubs have a great bullpen numbers but that Indians pen just feels more dominant.
 
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With out on the Tribe but fading the Dodgers

 
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BOL Bud
 
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Good luck Key!
 
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LAD
 
 
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Knew you would be on the Dodgers...
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