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9-07

$348 Rays -123, Smyly (5-1) Wolf (1-1) L

$348 Mariners +104, Gallardo (14-13) Elias (7-7) L

YTD 133-113 (54.07%), +$5,992.68 (+7.67% RoR)

$334 Brewers -112, Jungmann (12-4) Conley (1-5)

I have no idea why anyone would like the Marlins today. Jungmann has been one of the great finds this season and Conley does not belong in the major leagues. Put that together with the facts the Brewers are 19-14 versus lefties this year, 13-7 last 20, and have popped 5 straight for an average of 8.03  earned runs per 9, and what is not to love?

BOL

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as always much peace and success to you pal


bol with your plays bud


 
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:

9-07

$348 Rays -123, Smyly (5-1) Wolf (1-1) L

$348 Mariners +104, Gallardo (14-13) Elias (7-7) L

YTD 133-113 (54.07%), +$5,992.68 (+7.67% RoR)

$334 Brewers -112, Jungmann (12-4) Conley (1-5)

I have no idea why anyone would like the Marlins today. Jungmann has been one of the great finds this season and Conley does not belong in the major leagues. Put that together with the facts the Brewers are 19-14 versus lefties this year, 13-7 last 20, and have popped 5 straight for an average of 8.03  earned runs per 9, and what is not to love?

BOL

This game jumped out at me as well. The Brew Crew smoked them last night 9-1 and Braun has been hot. Conley hasn't been quite as bad as you say - "the rookie left-hander has worked at least five innings in three straight starts, with an ERA of 3.94 over that span. He struggled to go five two previous starts before that." Still, I'm with you with Jungmann, he's been making me dough this season.

Let's get this Milwaukee!  

 
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I hit too. Good value bet.  Milwaukee has a team batting average of .235 versus lefties but I still like the bet. Jungmaan is an ace and this kid Conley is a below average lefty with an ERA over 5. I love the fact that Milwaukee has been pounding the ball lately and has won 7 out of their last 9 games. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SpOrTzFaN1:

vegas is not stupid this is the fishiest line out there it should be -160 mil there begging you to take them at -112 mia in a blow out fade the fishy line works about 90% of the time

Cant disagreed with u. Line is too good to be true.
Will follow u Key.(but will play f5 only)
 Hope this is a gift from vegas lol
 
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Key u dont like Pirates?
I think they will bounce nicely today
 
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With you today Key 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tOp_scOre:

Key u dont like Pirates?
I think they will bounce nicely today
Iglesias is another phenom, very dangerous. 
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Key , Good Luck today , Bud  
Helping Kama'aina to beat their " Local " since 1994.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:

Iglesias is another phenom, very dangerous. 

Thanks for ur fast reply
 
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Because baseball is a cruel sport. You can pitch good and still get a loss.You can pick the better pitcher, better team and still lose your money. Smyly vs Wolf?

Jungmann setting rookie record for Brewers; Conley has been on a decent run himself.

I think Marlins pull out a W today.
 
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GL

 
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BOL Key 
 
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GL Keys. 
 
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I agree and line is now -125 so some others agree as well! They are also going for there 8th consecutive over!
 
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Fade
 
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BOL Bud
 
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So much for junkmann
 
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Bleeding over here ??
 
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Told u guys fade
 
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Quick question for those who follow this particular handicapper KeyElement.

What's his post all-star break record in terms of W-L and units +/-?

Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide an accurate response. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by WizeGuysInc:

Quick question for those who follow this particular handicapper KeyElement.

What's his post all-star break record in terms of W-L and units +/-?

Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide an accurate response. 
Can only speak for his record since July 27th

July 27th 107-78 +10,078.24

Sept 9th 133-114 +5.658.68

Last 43 days 26-36 -4,419.56
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KingScorpio:

Can only speak for his record since July 27th

July 27th 107-78 +10,078.24

Sept 9th 133-114 +5.658.68

Last 43 days 26-36 -4,419.56


Thank you for taking the time to post this. It's clear, at least to me, that the best time to follow KeyElement was the 1st half of the season. Post all-star break has been trending in a downward spiral. 

Has anyone here tracked KeyElement's previous MLB seasons? Does he always peter out post all-star break? Just curious. If he he's had similar swoons in previous seasons, it's best not to follow him and perhaps better to go opposite? Thoughts?
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