The time has come where I can start playing MLB since the regular season is behind us. Last year I had quite a run backing the Diamondbacks and with so much parity this year I have one FUTURE that I played:
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+300) TO WIN WORLD SERIES
They will have to outslug teams b/c I think their pitching is still dicey but guys like Ohtani who are great for the game, good people, and history makers reaching the 50/50 club for the first time in history, are also often times destined for more greatness. I think the Dodgers get the WS win here and finally make amends for all those years they were "supposed" to win. That Covid shortened year doesn't count for me tbh, only 60+ games played and empty stadiums, no travel, etc...This year will be different.
Today I really like a couple of the matchups, starting with the Orioles. They have gone 8-2 SU against the Royals and while they tend to score more at home, I think Burnes will hold down the Royals enough and Ragans will also have a say in the final tally as he has been on fire since the ASB. The Royals are also a paltry 7-18 ATS when playing in Baltimore. All those add up to an Orioles victory in a low scoring game:
UNDER 7 (KC/BAL) -120: The trend here also points to a low scoring affair as they have combined to go 8-15 ATS to the UNDER in the last 23 played in Camden Yards.
Going to get this posted then be back for the Mets/Brewers game.
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The time has come where I can start playing MLB since the regular season is behind us. Last year I had quite a run backing the Diamondbacks and with so much parity this year I have one FUTURE that I played:
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+300) TO WIN WORLD SERIES
They will have to outslug teams b/c I think their pitching is still dicey but guys like Ohtani who are great for the game, good people, and history makers reaching the 50/50 club for the first time in history, are also often times destined for more greatness. I think the Dodgers get the WS win here and finally make amends for all those years they were "supposed" to win. That Covid shortened year doesn't count for me tbh, only 60+ games played and empty stadiums, no travel, etc...This year will be different.
Today I really like a couple of the matchups, starting with the Orioles. They have gone 8-2 SU against the Royals and while they tend to score more at home, I think Burnes will hold down the Royals enough and Ragans will also have a say in the final tally as he has been on fire since the ASB. The Royals are also a paltry 7-18 ATS when playing in Baltimore. All those add up to an Orioles victory in a low scoring game:
UNDER 7 (KC/BAL) -120: The trend here also points to a low scoring affair as they have combined to go 8-15 ATS to the UNDER in the last 23 played in Camden Yards.
Going to get this posted then be back for the Mets/Brewers game.
For the second game, not sure how to play it. I really am liking the Mets and how they are built with Lindor leading them and a solid if not unspectacular pitching staff. But I think the Brewers are well aware what happens when you lose Game 1 out the gate, as they did last year, and I believe the elation that the Mets felt yesterday might work it's way into the game today, as well as the exhaust from travel. Furthermore, the Mets are NOT very good against the Brewers, especially in Milwaukee, and while I still see them getting one game out of the series, I don't think it's the first game as Severino has NOT been the type of pitcher in the playoffs he has been in the regular season (he is 1-4 with a 5.15 ERA in 11 postseason outings), at least up until now. I'm not sure that changes as the experience the Brewers will bring is in my opinion a bit undervalued. Of course, the Mets are playing better than any teams since the ASB but I just think Freddy Peralta has been decent in the playoffs and good against the mets this year to limit any damage and allow the Brewers to escape with a W:
MILWAUKEE (-145): not sure how else to play this game I realize it's pricey I feel as though this is the right side.
Hoping everyone has a great day. Do your own research, keep comments positive, and, as always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
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For the second game, not sure how to play it. I really am liking the Mets and how they are built with Lindor leading them and a solid if not unspectacular pitching staff. But I think the Brewers are well aware what happens when you lose Game 1 out the gate, as they did last year, and I believe the elation that the Mets felt yesterday might work it's way into the game today, as well as the exhaust from travel. Furthermore, the Mets are NOT very good against the Brewers, especially in Milwaukee, and while I still see them getting one game out of the series, I don't think it's the first game as Severino has NOT been the type of pitcher in the playoffs he has been in the regular season (he is 1-4 with a 5.15 ERA in 11 postseason outings), at least up until now. I'm not sure that changes as the experience the Brewers will bring is in my opinion a bit undervalued. Of course, the Mets are playing better than any teams since the ASB but I just think Freddy Peralta has been decent in the playoffs and good against the mets this year to limit any damage and allow the Brewers to escape with a W:
MILWAUKEE (-145): not sure how else to play this game I realize it's pricey I feel as though this is the right side.
Hoping everyone has a great day. Do your own research, keep comments positive, and, as always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
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