MR BATOR PLEASE HELP

What do you think of the astros rangers game tonight ??

Thank you sir from all of us at covers 

I'm not the be all and end all on these matters, but my side and total opinion tonight is on the home team and the under.

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 Apparently you are buddy!! No pressure!! Lol

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 Thank you very much for your reply 

Ty MrBator for sharing the pick!

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 TY

I’m on the Rangers -110 and under 9 +110. Slightly more on the Rangers.

Thanks for sharing your opinion MrBator, let's go Mad Max.

Go Rangers.

Scherzer looking like a gas can!

His catcher should have blocked that and then he got flustered. Normal baseball. 

Most on Covers today theorized that Max Scherzer would struggle after the monthlong layoff. They were right. I’m now focusing on rooting for Christian Javier to be his usual tough road dog self.

Bouncing pitches to the .143-hitting Martin Maldonado is on Scherzer. So is letting Maldonado rip one into left.

Boche should get him out of there...gonna get ugly.  Unless they just want him to get the work in for next start.

I need Houston tonight, have a futures wager on them to win the world series.

It feels like Bochy has conceded this game. There is no explanation for Max to still be out there.

I agree, Kaufee. Scherzer disgusts me.

In the end it Scherzer's status doesnt really matter Ranger bats can do little vs Javier

And then maybe I spoke too soon!

maybe not, but when a bettor takes your analysis into account before placing a bet, it sure feels a whole lot better than picking teams out of a hat 

you bounce pitches in expectation your catcher is going to block it. It wasn’t a fastball. Then you get flustered and yes, base rip on the pitcher. I was gonna say it was the Center Fielder’s fault, but thank you for correcting me. 

Bases loaded no less. Not like you need to throw a guy out at 2nd base. 

I placed those two bets expecting Max Scherzer to be Max Scherzer. Not vintage Max, but good enough. But no. We got 39-year old Max Scherzer whose arm failed him in October again. The two-out 2-run single he gave up to Martin Maldonado gave the Astros a 3-0 lead in the 2nd inning, but that hit was bigger than that. From that moment on the evening felt like it belonged to the Astros, road warriors once again.

The Astros are now 40-45 at home and 54-30 on the road. They wouldn’t have home field advantage in a series against the Phillies and they’re probably okay with that!

Mr MasterBator you have failed us my friend.

Get off Mr.Bators vagina and do your own research