No prob, KMac. Not saying that I'm right, but I thought I offer up some opinions on the LA/SF game.
Not sure if you read my opinion on the over in another thread. IMHO, the 7.5 is based on Browny's career number against the Giants (something like 8-1, 1.8 ERA). But Browny is not his old self yet. He's given up at least 2 runs in every spring game, and no more than 5 IP's. He will also be on a pitch count, supposedly will not go over 100 per pitching coach Colborn. And who knows, the way Hernandez was pitching all spring. He could give up 6, 7 runs on his own. Dodgers pushed Grudzielanek to the 8th spot to try to get better hitting and a little more pop in the bottom of the line up. Roberts has been a pleasant surprise. Tracy has said that they will use every opportunity to manufacture runs, so not to put as much pressure on the big boppers in the middle of the line up. So there will be more hit and run, sac bunts, what not to move the runners. Browny should give up at least 2, 3, and that leave 4 runs to stay under. I think percentage wise, the Over is the play.
But then of course, this game could end up 1-0 like last yr's season home opener.
GLEither way
