YTD 50-30 (+2048)
Well, I've looked at few games here, and given this fogginess I am experiencing this morning as a result of a very long day on the golf course yesterday
, I am only able to come up with a couple to go with for today:
ATLANTA BRAVES (+101) I will take this team at home that will try to fight back and earn a split with the hated Phillies after getting pushed around the last couple of days. Jaret Wright hasn't pitiched that poorly, however he only has a 3-5 record to show for the year. I also like the fact that he pitched the Phillies well two starts back in Philadelphia. However, perhaps more than anything, this is just a play against Millwood. He has never beaten his former team, and his career numbers against the Braves would suggest why - 25 ER in 26 IP, 41 hits given up and 14 of each walks and strikeouts. I am looking for more of the same today at Turner Field.
BOSTON RED SOX (-132) Who was the prick that did this bit of scheduling for the Red Sox? They are forced to play a make up game Monday in Boston, fly all the way to California, only play two games versus the Angels, then have to head back to Kansas City, before finally heading for home again tonight. Nice little road trip?? I think this could explain a bit of sluggishness they showed earlier in the week, but after the win last night, they know the end is in sight, and I am looking for them to get back to their winning ways against a relatively inexperienced pitcher who has not had much success against them in a couple of limited outings.
Good Luck today Boys,
Sharky
Well, I've looked at few games here, and given this fogginess I am experiencing this morning as a result of a very long day on the golf course yesterday
, I am only able to come up with a couple to go with for today:ATLANTA BRAVES (+101) I will take this team at home that will try to fight back and earn a split with the hated Phillies after getting pushed around the last couple of days. Jaret Wright hasn't pitiched that poorly, however he only has a 3-5 record to show for the year. I also like the fact that he pitched the Phillies well two starts back in Philadelphia. However, perhaps more than anything, this is just a play against Millwood. He has never beaten his former team, and his career numbers against the Braves would suggest why - 25 ER in 26 IP, 41 hits given up and 14 of each walks and strikeouts. I am looking for more of the same today at Turner Field.
BOSTON RED SOX (-132) Who was the prick that did this bit of scheduling for the Red Sox? They are forced to play a make up game Monday in Boston, fly all the way to California, only play two games versus the Angels, then have to head back to Kansas City, before finally heading for home again tonight. Nice little road trip?? I think this could explain a bit of sluggishness they showed earlier in the week, but after the win last night, they know the end is in sight, and I am looking for them to get back to their winning ways against a relatively inexperienced pitcher who has not had much success against them in a couple of limited outings.
Good Luck today Boys,
Sharky
