23rd: 4-3 -1.4
YTD: 23-15-2 +5.1 (11-13 ML, 3-1 RL, 9-1 totals)
comments: my 2 larger bets busted me, as M's bats did nothing until the 9th, and the Bosox turned a potential blowout into a loss, the latter giving me my first miss on the run line; that's what I get for posting a soccer (losing) pick in my baseball thread; not a good day but my early season dismantling of the totals is encouraging--8-0 on posted unders
Rock n Roll
passed on because I'm in too deep as it is:
--philly +130 (not the way Braves have been smoking last few; SP Thomson was the main reason for consideration, but Padilla hasn't shown anything yet)
--Marlins -145 (priced just out of my liking; Marlins totally killed lefties early season last year, but Moehler is no Beckett, Burnett, Willis, or even Leiter)
--Cards -165 (again too pricey, even though Astros can't hit to save their lives; Morris is no Beckett, either)
--mil@SF over 9 +100 (tempting with the matchup, but both clubs bats and SP's are inconsistent, therefore unextrapolatable)
--twins -105 (their bats aren't the same as last year, and as much as I don't like Tigers SP Johnson, Mays is no stud; Tigers in good form early this season, as well)
--tex@NYY under 9.5 -110 (very tempting as I think the Unit is due for a true outing and Astacio has been great, but I foresee the Yankees pissed off bats to do what they've done to Astacio in the past, which is to pound him (check the batter vs pitcher stats))
--bosox -150 (a little too pricey for me, and Arroyo doesn't yet have me convinced; Nomo could surprise also (i.e. not get pummelled))
--a's@Angels under 9 (Blanton is for real, but Escobar makes first big league start of the season off of injjury rehab; I may regret playing this one the wrong way, but A'sticks did finally muster some production on Saturday and should find a way to score vs unsure Escobar and relatively exhausted Angels pen)
back with for-reals if my computer, or brain, don't crash
YTD: 23-15-2 +5.1 (11-13 ML, 3-1 RL, 9-1 totals)
comments: my 2 larger bets busted me, as M's bats did nothing until the 9th, and the Bosox turned a potential blowout into a loss, the latter giving me my first miss on the run line; that's what I get for posting a soccer (losing) pick in my baseball thread; not a good day but my early season dismantling of the totals is encouraging--8-0 on posted unders
Rock n Roll
passed on because I'm in too deep as it is:
--philly +130 (not the way Braves have been smoking last few; SP Thomson was the main reason for consideration, but Padilla hasn't shown anything yet)
--Marlins -145 (priced just out of my liking; Marlins totally killed lefties early season last year, but Moehler is no Beckett, Burnett, Willis, or even Leiter)
--Cards -165 (again too pricey, even though Astros can't hit to save their lives; Morris is no Beckett, either)
--mil@SF over 9 +100 (tempting with the matchup, but both clubs bats and SP's are inconsistent, therefore unextrapolatable)
--twins -105 (their bats aren't the same as last year, and as much as I don't like Tigers SP Johnson, Mays is no stud; Tigers in good form early this season, as well)
--tex@NYY under 9.5 -110 (very tempting as I think the Unit is due for a true outing and Astacio has been great, but I foresee the Yankees pissed off bats to do what they've done to Astacio in the past, which is to pound him (check the batter vs pitcher stats))
--bosox -150 (a little too pricey for me, and Arroyo doesn't yet have me convinced; Nomo could surprise also (i.e. not get pummelled))
--a's@Angels under 9 (Blanton is for real, but Escobar makes first big league start of the season off of injjury rehab; I may regret playing this one the wrong way, but A'sticks did finally muster some production on Saturday and should find a way to score vs unsure Escobar and relatively exhausted Angels pen)
back with for-reals if my computer, or brain, don't crash
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