I remember now!...Danks sucks...oh yeah!
Thought I had clued into that last year.
Totals helped some but friggin' Rays coulda bagged a 2nd run to help me out.
At least playoffs made my day, as often they does.
Isn't english fun?
PLAYS
Brewers -109 0.68/0.62
braves -103 0.72/0.7
2-teamer
cubs ml
cards ml
+192
0.51/0.99
8-team IF bet
1.yankees -1.5 0.5/0.53
2.Mets -1.5 0.5/0.68
3.Jays -1.5 0.5/0.73
4.cards -1.5 0.5/0.6
5.braves 0.69/0.6
6.Brewers 0.88/0.8
7.cubs 1.38/1
8.tigers 0.8/1
0.5 to win max 5.94
Also have the Mets and Jays moneylines, both parlayed with the Red Wings, for about +130 each.
---Harang has been roughed up at Miller before and hasn't been greatest during day games over the past half-decade, mind you his first two were both day starts and both solid. Charlie V. should give them a chance--he tossed 5 scoreless vs G-men before they got to him in his first.
---Hudson over Francis, for sure, and maybe the Braves can turn things around at Coors for this closer. Mostly an SP preference.
---Hill has some talent while Morris has stumbled from his prime. Cubs bats definite edge.
---Wainwright is a beauty. Correia came on hot late last season but I think the Cards advantage with the sticks and the bullpen will help them net another in San Fran.
---Think the Yanks should be anxious for a win and have a major SP mismatch for this one.
---Maine should be better while Eaton has been fade-time for me for years. Both SP's have rock-solid numbers vs opponent, but I can't touch an under with Eaton tossing. Probably the best looking side for my money.
---Jays (today) might look best in the AL. They killed lefties last year, especially at home, and Marcum should bring game. Eveland tossed a beauty his first go-round but has shown little so far in his career. Accardo unlikely to be used after the inevitable blow yesterday (c'mon, B.J.!)--Jays win there's a good chance they win by multiples.
Friday could be more worthwhile. Will consider reds (Volquez), cubs (Marquis), Mets (fading lefty Parra), rockies (v Webb and only with a super-sweet price and if Rox produce 5 or something today), cards (Hendrix grant us a good line fading Zito), padres (Penny see ya Peavy show), Bosox (v.Wang), Rays (Shields), jays (no comment...ignore this), Royals (Meche), tigers (Willis), angels (Weaver) and maybe LAD under or that Weaver-Felix matchup under...those totals look promising.
Rangers and Avalanche to win, too (NHL), as both should be even+ and at least one should go home 2-0.
Things should pick up this weekend.
I'll try and get my record straight as I plan to be up by Monday.
Hendrix willing.
GL
Thought I had clued into that last year.
Totals helped some but friggin' Rays coulda bagged a 2nd run to help me out.
At least playoffs made my day, as often they does.
Isn't english fun?
PLAYS
Brewers -109 0.68/0.62
braves -103 0.72/0.7
2-teamer
cubs ml
cards ml
+192
0.51/0.99
8-team IF bet
1.yankees -1.5 0.5/0.53
2.Mets -1.5 0.5/0.68
3.Jays -1.5 0.5/0.73
4.cards -1.5 0.5/0.6
5.braves 0.69/0.6
6.Brewers 0.88/0.8
7.cubs 1.38/1
8.tigers 0.8/1
0.5 to win max 5.94
Also have the Mets and Jays moneylines, both parlayed with the Red Wings, for about +130 each.
---Harang has been roughed up at Miller before and hasn't been greatest during day games over the past half-decade, mind you his first two were both day starts and both solid. Charlie V. should give them a chance--he tossed 5 scoreless vs G-men before they got to him in his first.
---Hudson over Francis, for sure, and maybe the Braves can turn things around at Coors for this closer. Mostly an SP preference.
---Hill has some talent while Morris has stumbled from his prime. Cubs bats definite edge.
---Wainwright is a beauty. Correia came on hot late last season but I think the Cards advantage with the sticks and the bullpen will help them net another in San Fran.
---Think the Yanks should be anxious for a win and have a major SP mismatch for this one.
---Maine should be better while Eaton has been fade-time for me for years. Both SP's have rock-solid numbers vs opponent, but I can't touch an under with Eaton tossing. Probably the best looking side for my money.
---Jays (today) might look best in the AL. They killed lefties last year, especially at home, and Marcum should bring game. Eveland tossed a beauty his first go-round but has shown little so far in his career. Accardo unlikely to be used after the inevitable blow yesterday (c'mon, B.J.!)--Jays win there's a good chance they win by multiples.
Friday could be more worthwhile. Will consider reds (Volquez), cubs (Marquis), Mets (fading lefty Parra), rockies (v Webb and only with a super-sweet price and if Rox produce 5 or something today), cards (Hendrix grant us a good line fading Zito), padres (Penny see ya Peavy show), Bosox (v.Wang), Rays (Shields), jays (no comment...ignore this), Royals (Meche), tigers (Willis), angels (Weaver) and maybe LAD under or that Weaver-Felix matchup under...those totals look promising.
Rangers and Avalanche to win, too (NHL), as both should be even+ and at least one should go home 2-0.
Things should pick up this weekend.
I'll try and get my record straight as I plan to be up by Monday.
Hendrix willing.
GL
