MELKY is a superstar now, he is on pace to get 240 hits, and he gunned Akoi at the plate,
http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?co...665927&c_id=sf
(don't know too much about him, but he leads off, so he can't be too slow)
MELKY is a superstar now, he is on pace to get 240 hits, and he gunned Akoi at the plate,
http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?co...665927&c_id=sf
(don't know too much about him, but he leads off, so he can't be too slow)
Jesus when Texas wins they don't just beat you, they fucking murder you.
Up 14-1 on Toronto and about to improve their run differential to an absurd 90 plus through only 46 games.
O's win again and Adam Jones 6/85 extension is imminent, best record in AL I think I am dreaming.
Originally Posted by NaturalBornHustler
they were a collection of pussies vs. Seattle...... the game is awful Toronto will beat them 26-3 next time out, who could possibly predict the outcome
Giancarlo (Mike) Stanton of the Marlins is turning into a freak. Ball is like a rocket coming off his bat, and the fucker is only 22, and at 6'5 250 looks lean as hell. Kid is just going to get bigger and stronger, and with his bat speed, he's going to be unreal.
Other than a dartboard of coin flip are there any nuggets of information people use when choosing the over or under on a game? I'm very close to
using the coin flip.
Here's another reason why baseball bothers me....They put hits right beside the runs....First thing that grabs your eye is the big numbers, so your over
bet looks good for the first millisecond and then it's flush time
Dodgers wait until I bet on them to start leaking oil
Last edited by limitles; 05-26-2012 at 07:15 AM.
Dodgers are bound to come back down to earth, you missed that boat.Other than a dartboard of coin flip are there any nuggets of information people use when choosing the over or under on a game? I'm very close to
using the coin flip.
Here's another reason why baseball bothers me....They put hits right beside the runs....First thing that grabs your eye is the big numbers, so your over
bet looks good for the first millisecond and then it's flush time
Dodgers wait until I bet on them to start leaking oil
Well I was looking at this before yesterday, but forgot to act, and in fact had my daily small wager on SF,
Lincecum is our new Barry Zito, on his starts; if you bet on him all season 2-8 for -7.3 Units
betting the over would be 8-2, Not sure the units as the lines I have here are generic, but I think the record is correct.
Line O/U Final $$$$
6-Apr PK 7 5-4 AZ -105
11-Apr SF 115 8.5 17-8 Col -115
16-Apr PK 6 5-2 Phi -105
23-Apr SF -145 7.5 6-1 SF + 100
28-Apr SF -152 6.5 2-1 SF + 100
4-May PK 6.5 6-4 Mil -105
9-May LA -125 6.5 6-2 LA -100
15-May SF -160 6.5 5-4 Col -160
20-May SF -140 7 6-2 A's -140
25-May Mia -130 7un15 7-6 Mia -100
-730
They still have him w/O/U @ 7, I guess Vegas thinks he will just come out of the slump.
Thx. Makes sense. Bad pitching = hits. I realize there are a ton of factors but I'm not going to put too much into it cause it's still about losing money
Bad pitching all year yet, vegas doesn't adjustThx. Makes sense. Bad pitching = hits. I realize there are a ton of factors but I'm not going to put too much into it cause it's still about losing money
ARI I. Kennedy
SFO T. Lincecum -125 7un15
They have adjusted how favored he is, this would be 165 last year, but 7???? only one game hasn't hit 7 that he has pitched.
Bad pitching all year yet, vegas doesn't adjust
ARI I. Kennedy
SFO T. Lincecum -125 7un15
They have adjusted how favored he is, this would be 165 last year, but 7???? only one game hasn't hit 7 that he has pitched.
Well this turned out to be a bust.
He lost so he is 2-9, (of course I had SF) and the O/U went down to 6 1/2 OV25, so got spanked there, too.
So Giants are 2-9 when Lincecum starts, and 6-3 to go over.
Last edited by JimmyG_415; 05-31-2012 at 09:43 AM. Reason: make o/u clear
Check out this motherfucker. R. A. Dickey, 37 year old journeyman pitcher who became a knuckleballer 2 years ago throwing his second consecutive 1 hitter. Has went 42 and 2/3rd innings without giving up an earned run. 11-1 on the season, and I had never heard of the guy until a few weeks ago. 103/21 strikeout to BB ratio is also pretty unreal for a knuckler.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-bi...5547--mlb.html
Picked up Dickey in 2010 for my fantasy team during the middle of the season. At the time I grabbed him, he had one good start, and I took a flier on him. He ended up pitching very well that year, holding a 2.84 ERA and 1.187 WHIP. We had a keeper league, so I kept him for 2011, where again he was good (but a little worse), with a 3.28 ERA and 1.227 WHIP.
We "rebooted" our league this year, so everything started fresh. Knowing him from the two years prior, I got him for a very cheap $6. This year he has been absolutely amazing, and has become a huge strikeout guy, too.
The really shocking thing about Dickey is his past. He had a career ERA of well over 5.00 coming into 2010, and had spent much of his career in the minors. When the Mets promoted him in 2010, he was 35 years old, had 48 career starts, and sported that terrible ERA.
Can you imagine that the same guy is a serious Cy Young candidate 2 years later?
Ichiro traded to Yanks and will play for them in front of his old fans the next three days....seems a bit cruel
This sucks, but sounds like he was leaving as a free agent anyways.
Hope you listened les.Dodgers are bound to come back down to earth, you missed that boat.Other than a dartboard of coin flip are there any nuggets of information people use when choosing the over or under on a game? I'm very close to
using the coin flip.
Here's another reason why baseball bothers me....They put hits right beside the runs....First thing that grabs your eye is the big numbers, so your over
bet looks good for the first millisecond and then it's flush time
Dodgers wait until I bet on them to start leaking oil
My O's reverted back to form over the last month and a half, many thought they were done and then they rip off 5 in a row to stun everyone. Every time they seem to be sliding into the abyss they scratch out a win here and there and barely hang on. Still don't think they have a lot of staying power, the talent just isn't there. They could make a move for someone like Headley at the deadline, and he would help greatly as 3rd base is a revolving door of complete garbage.
I have heard this, about a month ago and I praise Leyland for it ......from all have heard Bonds was The biggest prick to ever take the field. Regardless is nice to see a coach/manager laying down the law.
I just have a few words....
BALTIMORE.
MOTHERFUCKING
ORIOLES.
That is all.
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