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7-09

$373 Braves -112, (Wood/Kendrick) L

YTD 97-70, +$8,606.10 (+18.29% RoR)

7-10

$357 Twins -125, (Verlander/Santana)

BOL

Twins: Play to -139: It looks like the bettor’s universe is ready to jump right on another Tiger’s bandwagon, BUT: Facts are facts. Verlander is not Price. He is not black, he is not left handed and he has yet to post a quality start or a win in four attempts this season.  Combined with his 14-18 quality start record from last year that makes him 14-22 and means that he has only a 39% chance of giving you a quality start. Now look at the Tigers, seriously. They are 15-3 when Price takes the ball and 29-38 (.433) when anyone else does, including 14-16 on the road. Does that look like a bandwagon we are ready to jump on? Santana is not a popular player, never has been, but his quality starts with the Braves last year were 17-14 and he is off to a 1-0 start with the Twins. The offenses are much more comparable than you might imagine as well, with the Tigers showing 8 of 15 quality performances their last 15 versus righty and the Twins coming in at 7.

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Nice pick...Kate Upton stole his talent (fair trade-off)...good luck Key 
 
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Let's get a winning streak going, starting TODAY! BOOYA! 

Locked and loaded on the Minnesota Twins ML! 

Good luck, Key, and to all of us tailing you! 
 
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gl key .....yep verlander's arm is gone
 
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i always like fading JV nowadays
 
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 Justin Verlander is NOT Anying of the pitcher he was GO TWINS  
 
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I'd take Verlander millions, screw the arm and Kate Upton also. What more could a man ask for?
 
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Good luck Key        
 
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BOL, like that 1!
 
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Thanks, Key!

Much like the umpiring crew last night, definitely didn't see that coming in the Rockies-Braves game.  Certainly lost out on the Wood/Kendrick removals.

Back at it, today!  Swervin Ervin...
 
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Man. Why do people hate Verlander so much? Haven't we forgotten a few years ago that he was a Cy young winner and the AL mvp? Okay, he haven't been the same since but that was due to his injuries. Don't forget guys this is the pitchers league now. Lucks will go away but talents are here to stay. I'd take plus money on a pitcher (especially pitch of his talents) any day of the week when it'd plus money. Gl
 
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Good luck Keys!
 
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Good Luck today Key.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by trinhstl:

Man. Why do people hate Verlander so much? Haven't we forgotten a few years ago that he was a Cy young winner and the AL mvp? Okay, he haven't been the same since but that was due to his injuries. Don't forget guys this is the pitchers league now. Lucks will go away but talents are here to stay. I'd take plus money on a pitcher (especially pitch of his talents) any day of the week when it'd plus money. Gl

0-2 in 4 starts and an era of 6.75 and climbing vs a proven vet who looked pretty fukin good his first start and...this post goes totally against post #4 in your thread

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=27&sub=102138835

well... we know they didn't break your hands when the book came calling, or are you using your nose ?

Can't break your hands cuz you need those to work. lol

Bookies love you don't they?

And you're a veteran poster and your from Missouri?!

Seriously, you can not make this crap up!

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Key's picks usually do look good and I will certainly look at it and probably play it.  Its some of the plays he does not look at or play that sometimes bother me.  But that is gambling.
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