Glancing thru the boxscores

[Old School]

Thursday Opening Day.

Glancing thru the boxscores

CWS/ KC.......

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CWS 6 HR'S

Final

Team

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	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
CWS	0	0	0	5	3	0	3	3	0	14	14	1
KC	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	7	9	0

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Didn't take him long .

Top 1st
NYY 20 Giancarlo Stanton homered (405 ft.) to deep right center, Brett Gardner scored

BlueJays got 2 hits
:0corn

Miami's first of many loses.
opening day starter...Urena 4 innings bombed 11.25 era
there is never a team bad enough for the rl from jump street.could Miami be a cash cow..nay never works.
:0corn
Boston faithful were throwing nerf balls at the tv today as TB scored 6 runs in the bottom of the 8th to win 6-4 in Tampa Bay
Relievers Kelly and Smith combined for 4 BB's -3 hits and 6 runs allowed.
Boston radio should be a joy tomorrow morning


I see Kershaw down 1-0 already given up 8 hits in 5.2/3


hope everybody had winners today :0074

 

[DZ]

KC is gonna lose a lot of games this season... that bullpen is going to let a lot games get away late.

 

[Old School]

will keep an eye out DZ

noticed something just now..

CBS GAMETRACKER

Dodgers and Giants

total and money line next to batter and underneath innings :tmi:

 

[Old School]

Marcus Stroman say hello to the NY Yankees 2018 lineup

SPLITS IP H R ER BB SO WHIP ERA This Game 3.0 3 4 4 3 6 2.00 12.00 <tbody> </tbody>

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[Old School]

a beauty in Det. by the 4 Pirate pitchers ...gritty ..2 hitter

1-0.......

Fulmer for Det goes 8 gives up 1 and can't get the W

look for him next time out.......

 

[Old School]

[h=1]Charles MoynihanESPN Producer [/h]

The last time a player started as a pitcher and a non-pitcher in the first 10 games of a season was 1920 when Joe Bush (Red Sox) and Clarence Mitchell (Dodgers) accomplished the feat. Shohei Ohtani joins the baseball oddities today.

 

[Old School]

Marlins: RHP Trevor Richards will be called up to make his big-league debut Monday against the Boston Red Sox, who'll start LHP Brian Johnson.


looks like a year ahead of schedule


www.fishstripes.com/2018/2/5/16968148/trevor-richards-marlin-on-the-rise

 

[Old School]

Marcus Stroman say hello to the NY Yankees 2018 lineup

SPLITS IP H R ER BB SO WHIP ERA This Game 3.0 3 4 4 3 6 2.00 12.00 <tbody> </tbody>

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Yankee relievers blow up ..Blue Jays silence the Bombers 7-4

http://www.espn.com/mlb/boxscore?gameId=380401114

Coley HarveyESPN Staff Writer

An eighth-inning decision to walk a right-handed hitter to load the bases with the righty-pitching David Robertson came back to bite the Yankees late Sunday. Left-handed Blue Jays hitter Justin Smoak's subsequent grand slam off Robertson leads to a second straight loss for New York (7-4 final) ahead of tomorrow's home opener in the Bronx. The Yankees still haven't won a series over the Blue Jays since August 2015. They are 0-7-1 in the past eight series versus Toronto.

 

[Old School]

KC is gonna lose a lot of games this season... that bullpen is going to let a lot games get away late.

0-3 and 24 runs allowed while scoring 11 ...

certainly a watcher :brows:

 

[Old School]

A's need to go on and jump on Colon now.:SIB

 

[Old School]

well easy to figure why this young man wanted to play ,dh and pitch


ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Shohei Ohtani has done it again.The Angels' two-way slugger homered in his second straight home game Wednesday, blasting a two-run shot off AL Cy Young winner Corey Kluberin the fifth inning of Los Angeles' series finale against Cleveland.

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/...ers-2nd-straight-home-game-los-angeles-angels

 

[Old School]

Stanton, Judge, Sanchez homer in Yankees' win.

Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez all go deep in the Yankees' 7-2 victory over the Rays.

Yanks 4-2......all 4 wins by 2 or more runs..

Host the O's Thurs...Run Line -120opcorn2:00x32

 

[Old School]

Tribe Bauer gives up 3 hits and loses 1-0 :facepalm:

Miami 2-5 [all 5 loses by 2 runs or more]

losing to Philly 11-1 in the 4th

opcorn2

 

[MadJack]

Tribe Bauer gives up 3 hits and loses 1-0 :facepalm:

Miami 2-5 [all 5 loses by 2 runs or more]

losing to Philly 11-1 in the 4th

opcorn2

17-1 end of 5. :lol:

 

[Old School]

Tribe Bauer gives up 3 hits and loses 1-0 :facepalm:

Miami 2-5 [all 5 loses by 2 runs or more]

losing to Philly 11-1 in the 4th

opcorn2

17-1 end of 5. :lol:

HOW DO YOU FIGURE THE WAGER TO GET TO LAYING A RUN


some years back somebody here made a 10 ton dump truck load of money on a bad team to start the season .......figuring out how to wager just laying 1 run instead of the 1.5

Jeter gutted this team ...

+$295.00 using the R/L now w/them 2-6

just +$84.00 straight up because of the 2 loses to the Cubs

:0003 so we parlay them w/Houston :0003 with the hot Mets..the Red Sox


or the Marlins go on a 5 game winning streak .........:mj07:

 

[Old School]

Changing MLB Run Lines from -1.5 to -1

The way to turn the -1.5 run line into a -1 run line is to make two separate bets; one on the money line and one on the run line. This doesn?t require you to bet any more than what you were originally betting.

In order to make this work, you simply split up your original bet to where you cover your losses if a favorite only wins by one run. The key part of this whole deal is making sure that your winnings from your money line bet will cancel out your losses from your run line bet. Now, if the favorite wins by just one run, you end up pushing.

Here is an example to help you understand how it works. Say you have New York Yankees -150 on the money line and +145 on the run line. If you were to bet $100 on the Yankees -150, you would win $66.67. Like we mentioned earlier, you want to use that potential profit as your run line wager. That means you would also have a $66.67 bet on the Yankees -1.5 (+145). This wager would bring you a $96.67 profit. All in all you would be wagering $166.67 to win $163.34. If you were to bet $166.67 on the money line alone, you would only win $111.11!

• New York Yankees money line: (-150)
• New York Yankees -1.5 run line: (+145)
• Risk $100 on Yankees -150 to win $66.67
• Risk $66.67 on Yankees -1.5 to win $96.67
• Yankees win by 2 runs = $163.34 profit
• Yankees win by 1 run = Push

While you won?t get the same returns as you would if you were to simply put all your money on the run line, you have essentially turned a -150 favorite into -103 favorite. You still need the favorite to win by two runs, but now you can still walk away unharmed if it ends up in a one run win instead of coming out empty-handed.

Wondering how you figure out how much your money line winnings will be in order to know how much to bet on the run line? Many online sportsbooks will have a feature where you can simply click on the bet you want to make and type in how much you want to wager and it will tell you the expected winnings.

If you have a specific amount you want to bet on the game, these calculators will be very useful. For the calculator at Online Gambling, you would first put in the odds listed on the money line, and then in the bet amount you would put in a number roughly around 60% of your set bet amount. For example, if you only had $100 to bet total on the Yankees -150 and -1.5 (+145). you would bet $60 on the money line and $40 on the run line.

 

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Coley Harvey
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Per the folks @ESPNStatsInfo, Giancarlo Stanton is the first player in the live-ball era to have no hits and five strikeouts in two games in the same season.

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Per the folks @ESPNStatsInfo, Giancarlo Stanton is the first player in the live-ball era to have no hits and five strikeouts in two games in the same season.