Toronto's Injuries Toronto Starters Last Game Pitchers POS # Player SP 58 Todd Redmond RP 45 Neil Wagner RP 47 Luis Perez RP 64 Stephen Jenkins RP 33 Jeremy Jeffress RP 38 Darren Oliver RP 50 Steven Delabar RP 21 Sergio Santos Hitters POS # Player SS 7 José Reyes RP 8 Anthony Gose 3B 13 Brett Lawrie RF 14 Moises Sierra DH 16 Mark DeRosa PH-DH 26 * Adam Lind RP-DH 32 * Esmil Rogers 1B 17 Ryan Langerhans C 9 Jonathan Arencibia PH 66 * Munenori Kawasaki C 30 * Joshua Thole 2B 17 Ryan Goins LF 22 Kevin Pillar (* - Change In Order) San Francisco's Injuries San Francisco Starters Last Game Pitchers POS # Player RP 34 Guillermo Moscoso RP 71 Jake Dunning RP 70 George Kontos RP 72 Richard Hembree SP 75 Barry Zito RP 54 Sergio Romo Hitters POS # Player CF-LF 7 Gregor Blanco LF 14 * Francisco Peguero 2B 90 Etanislao Abreu 1B 9 Brandon Belt C 28 Gerald Posey RF 8 Hunter Pence 3B 48 Pablo Sandoval SS 35 Brandon Crawford SS 57 * Ehire Adrianza LF 68 Juan Perez PH-CF 16 * Angel Pagan PH 22 Roger Kieschnick PH 79 * Johnny Monell PH 29 * Héctor Sánchez (* - Change In Order)
Pitchers POS # Player SP 58 Todd Redmond RP 45 Neil Wagner RP 47 Luis Perez RP 64 Stephen Jenkins RP 33 Jeremy Jeffress RP 38 Darren Oliver RP 50 Steven Delabar RP 21 Sergio Santos Hitters POS # Player SS 7 José Reyes RP 8 Anthony Gose 3B 13 Brett Lawrie RF 14 Moises Sierra DH 16 Mark DeRosa PH-DH 26 * Adam Lind RP-DH 32 * Esmil Rogers 1B 17 Ryan Langerhans C 9 Jonathan Arencibia PH 66 * Munenori Kawasaki C 30 * Joshua Thole 2B 17 Ryan Goins LF 22 Kevin Pillar
Pitchers POS # Player RP 34 Guillermo Moscoso RP 71 Jake Dunning RP 70 George Kontos RP 72 Richard Hembree SP 75 Barry Zito RP 54 Sergio Romo Hitters POS # Player CF-LF 7 Gregor Blanco LF 14 * Francisco Peguero 2B 90 Etanislao Abreu 1B 9 Brandon Belt C 28 Gerald Posey RF 8 Hunter Pence 3B 48 Pablo Sandoval SS 35 Brandon Crawford SS 57 * Ehire Adrianza LF 68 Juan Perez PH-CF 16 * Angel Pagan PH 22 Roger Kieschnick PH 79 * Johnny Monell PH 29 * Héctor Sánchez
Units are a standardized measurement used to determine the size of each of your bets relative to your bankroll. For example, if you have a bankroll of $200 and you bet 5% of your bankroll each time, each of your units is worth $10. A bettor with a $2000 bankroll who bets 5% per bet has units of $100. We use the number of units to standardize the amount the trend is up or down across different bet amounts. ROI is the best indicator of success and measures how much you bet vs. how much you profited. Any positive ROI is good in sports betting with great long-term bettors sitting in the 5-7% range. Sports Betting Bankroll Management and ROI Guide
Toronto's Injuries
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