nationals +108 0.5/0.54
ariz@NYM ov8.5 -103 1.03/1
Brewers -1.5 +111 1.35/1.5
Cardinals -130 1.3/1
yankees -1.5 -108 0.81/0.75
royals +158 0.63/1
indians +114 2/2.28
Angels +103 1/1.03
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Really like this board. Could be my bad.
Totally prefer Nats SP (Livan) while O's and BP's look comparable.
Saunders and Pelfrey both look grim, as do both BP's. Discrepancy on windage--from varioues sites--but got more confirmation on breeze from the SE, which is out to left. Chance of rain.
Biggest mismatch happening at Miller. Astros maybe vs L but pass vs R and...wtf?...Figueroa still in the rotation?!:142smilie
Volquez getting his K's but not enough outs; he's actually had crappy 1st innings and been better after. Regardless, have to like how McLellan has looked while BP's comparable and Cards are feasting on R and love home turf (Reds preferring L, again).
Yanks try should need no word.
KC hitting lefties very well while Tex isn't and didn't last year; Francis should compete. Rangers BP coming back to earth after hot start...still better middle-relief as KC's is grim, but both have solid closers.
Indians hitting L fantastic, though I didn't like the line-up in their last go vs same (Chen). Duensing is decent but I prefer Carmona, right now, and Clev's BP is doing surprisingly well while the Twinkies BP is doing surprisingly poorly. Line seems ominously generous and would go more save for fumble near the goal line during April.
Angels also hitting L very well and while fading Lester is unattractive, banking on Haren doesn't seem too funky. 'Sox not hitting R, so far, looks like no Youkilis and BP edge favour Angels despite the extras loss Thursday.
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ariz@NYM ov8.5 -103 1.03/1
Brewers -1.5 +111 1.35/1.5
Cardinals -130 1.3/1
yankees -1.5 -108 0.81/0.75
royals +158 0.63/1
indians +114 2/2.28
Angels +103 1/1.03
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Really like this board. Could be my bad.
Totally prefer Nats SP (Livan) while O's and BP's look comparable.
Saunders and Pelfrey both look grim, as do both BP's. Discrepancy on windage--from varioues sites--but got more confirmation on breeze from the SE, which is out to left. Chance of rain.
Biggest mismatch happening at Miller. Astros maybe vs L but pass vs R and...wtf?...Figueroa still in the rotation?!:142smilie
Volquez getting his K's but not enough outs; he's actually had crappy 1st innings and been better after. Regardless, have to like how McLellan has looked while BP's comparable and Cards are feasting on R and love home turf (Reds preferring L, again).
Yanks try should need no word.
KC hitting lefties very well while Tex isn't and didn't last year; Francis should compete. Rangers BP coming back to earth after hot start...still better middle-relief as KC's is grim, but both have solid closers.
Indians hitting L fantastic, though I didn't like the line-up in their last go vs same (Chen). Duensing is decent but I prefer Carmona, right now, and Clev's BP is doing surprisingly well while the Twinkies BP is doing surprisingly poorly. Line seems ominously generous and would go more save for fumble near the goal line during April.
Angels also hitting L very well and while fading Lester is unattractive, banking on Haren doesn't seem too funky. 'Sox not hitting R, so far, looks like no Youkilis and BP edge favour Angels despite the extras loss Thursday.
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