New York Mets +147
San Francisco Giants +113.
Chicago Cubs -120
1 unit bet wins 8.65
evening parlay posted later today...
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2014 parlay record: 8-48, +25.22 units.....on various mixed sports....(1 unit bet each parlay)
Posted here was the first winning parlay of the year, and it was my biggest. Not long after that I didn't post for a few months (the unpredictable ends of NBA + NHL seasons, plus start of MLB, is the worst time of year for parlays), then had this small winner (only paid 1.58 as one game ppd and one total pushed) and Sunday, July 6 three-teamer, and July 14 four-teamer, July 25 4-teamer, with a push, that became a 3 teamer...then this 4 teamer July 29th...and 2-3 on bunch of smaller parlays I tried July 30th..
yes, Peavy has 0-8 W/L in his last 10 starts. But
A pitcher's won-loss record isn't a very good stat to guage his performance, as it is also dependent on his team's ability to score runs for him, and the quality of the bullpen behind him.
from wiki: "For example, F?lix Hern?ndez won the Cy Young Award in 2010 in spite of a 13?12 record....and 2004 Ben Sheets had a losing record of 12?14, despite displaying an league-best 8:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and was among the top 5 pitchers in ERA (2.70) and WHIP (0.98)"
Peavy's team is 0-10 in his last 10 starts.
But 8 those losses were with Boston. Boston has the 26th worst record in MLB, 21st worst offense, 14th worst bullpen.
Peavy has 6 quality starts in his last 10, and two 7 inning starts he gave up just 4 ER.
?ngel Pag?n is also expected back in the lineup for SF for some extra pop and motivation/leadership.
so I don't think the line for SF is fishy, and still some good value on Peavy here.
Ben Sakoguchi art:
this ranking has KC Royals as the best defensive team in MLB:
San Francisco Giants +113.
Chicago Cubs -120
1 unit bet wins 8.65
evening parlay posted later today...
Good luck all!! :00hour :toast: <a href="http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php" title="Smiley"><img src="http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-dance016.gif" alt="Smiley" border="0" /></a> :spotting: :clap: :slomo :0074
2014 parlay record: 8-48, +25.22 units.....on various mixed sports....(1 unit bet each parlay)
Posted here was the first winning parlay of the year, and it was my biggest. Not long after that I didn't post for a few months (the unpredictable ends of NBA + NHL seasons, plus start of MLB, is the worst time of year for parlays), then had this small winner (only paid 1.58 as one game ppd and one total pushed) and Sunday, July 6 three-teamer, and July 14 four-teamer, July 25 4-teamer, with a push, that became a 3 teamer...then this 4 teamer July 29th...and 2-3 on bunch of smaller parlays I tried July 30th..
yes, Peavy has 0-8 W/L in his last 10 starts. But
A pitcher's won-loss record isn't a very good stat to guage his performance, as it is also dependent on his team's ability to score runs for him, and the quality of the bullpen behind him.
from wiki: "For example, F?lix Hern?ndez won the Cy Young Award in 2010 in spite of a 13?12 record....and 2004 Ben Sheets had a losing record of 12?14, despite displaying an league-best 8:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and was among the top 5 pitchers in ERA (2.70) and WHIP (0.98)"
Peavy's team is 0-10 in his last 10 starts.
But 8 those losses were with Boston. Boston has the 26th worst record in MLB, 21st worst offense, 14th worst bullpen.
Peavy has 6 quality starts in his last 10, and two 7 inning starts he gave up just 4 ER.
?ngel Pag?n is also expected back in the lineup for SF for some extra pop and motivation/leadership.
so I don't think the line for SF is fishy, and still some good value on Peavy here.
Ben Sakoguchi art:
this ranking has KC Royals as the best defensive team in MLB:
