Look, ma! I'm up on the moneyline (this after something like a -5 about 2 weeks ago).
yesterday: 3-1 +0.93
May: 47-45 -0.08
ml: 31-27 +0.43
rl: 4-1 +1.48
totals: 8-10 -1.93
parlays&IFs: 4-7 -0.06
mets -116 0.58/0.5
reds -103 0.51/0.5
rangers +102 0.5/0.51
Jays -121 0.61/0.5
indians -104 0.52/0.5
mil@Pit ov9 -113 0.68/0.6
kc@Bost un9 -110 0.77/0.7
laa@Tor un8.5 -117 0.58/0.5
--both clubs at Turner could use innings from their SP and I think that favours Santana, who has been superb on the road though susceptible to the long ball; Hudson's struggles in his last, against (what was) some cold A'sticks makes this one more appealing...Mets can take one, can't they?
--Harang has done great work vs Padres, especially at Petco, while Wolf has come back to earth lately; not impressed by Reds recent work vs Dodgers but their sticks are still superior to the Padres
--Padilla has been pitching well while Livan was pummelled by the Rangers in an earlier start; 7-day OPS favours the Rangers by more than 100 points
--fortunately for Burnett and the Jays, he appears to have given up his pre-season plans to "become more of a pitcher" instead of his previous raring back and chuckin'--his K totals are way up recently and the hits are down; Jays did outhit LAA 11-4 yesterday despite the loss
--taking a shot with Laffey to continue his great form, over his past 3 starts, while Buehrle isn't fooling too many teams these days
--Bush's era on the road is over 7 while Gorzelanny's is almost 7 on the season; Brewers starting to hit lefties like they did in '07 (feasted); ump McClelland suitable for overs; was going Milwaukee if Suppan but won't push the Bush
--Bannister has been mostly bad lately but has incredible numbers during day games this season (4-0 in 4 w/0.62 era etc.) while Royalsticks have majorly cooled out recently; ump Wendelstedt pretty even
--Burnett and Saunders both capable of slamming doors; ump Kellogg is even; wish I could buy a half-run for this mother.
Way more action then I expected upon first appraisals.
Turning things around lately, so whathehey...might even be up by my 40th (think Big Hurt, Jeff Bagwell, or even Darryl Sittler).
Time to correct that totals total.
Will be pleased by any plus today.
Tomorrow's board could be very hot.
GL
yesterday: 3-1 +0.93
May: 47-45 -0.08
ml: 31-27 +0.43
rl: 4-1 +1.48
totals: 8-10 -1.93
parlays&IFs: 4-7 -0.06
mets -116 0.58/0.5
reds -103 0.51/0.5
rangers +102 0.5/0.51
Jays -121 0.61/0.5
indians -104 0.52/0.5
mil@Pit ov9 -113 0.68/0.6
kc@Bost un9 -110 0.77/0.7
laa@Tor un8.5 -117 0.58/0.5
--both clubs at Turner could use innings from their SP and I think that favours Santana, who has been superb on the road though susceptible to the long ball; Hudson's struggles in his last, against (what was) some cold A'sticks makes this one more appealing...Mets can take one, can't they?
--Harang has done great work vs Padres, especially at Petco, while Wolf has come back to earth lately; not impressed by Reds recent work vs Dodgers but their sticks are still superior to the Padres
--Padilla has been pitching well while Livan was pummelled by the Rangers in an earlier start; 7-day OPS favours the Rangers by more than 100 points
--fortunately for Burnett and the Jays, he appears to have given up his pre-season plans to "become more of a pitcher" instead of his previous raring back and chuckin'--his K totals are way up recently and the hits are down; Jays did outhit LAA 11-4 yesterday despite the loss
--taking a shot with Laffey to continue his great form, over his past 3 starts, while Buehrle isn't fooling too many teams these days
--Bush's era on the road is over 7 while Gorzelanny's is almost 7 on the season; Brewers starting to hit lefties like they did in '07 (feasted); ump McClelland suitable for overs; was going Milwaukee if Suppan but won't push the Bush
--Bannister has been mostly bad lately but has incredible numbers during day games this season (4-0 in 4 w/0.62 era etc.) while Royalsticks have majorly cooled out recently; ump Wendelstedt pretty even
--Burnett and Saunders both capable of slamming doors; ump Kellogg is even; wish I could buy a half-run for this mother.
Way more action then I expected upon first appraisals.
Turning things around lately, so whathehey...might even be up by my 40th (think Big Hurt, Jeff Bagwell, or even Darryl Sittler).
Time to correct that totals total.
Will be pleased by any plus today.
Tomorrow's board could be very hot.
GL
