Wiretowire
Pretty much a regular
YTD +3289
4-4 last
Here's what I have learned so far this year:
Well, that's not true because what I am about to say I knew all along when it comes to "experts". They don't know their ass from third base. Never have and never will. Their "expert" opinions and predictions have cost a lot of people a lot of money.
Before the season started my old team the White Sox, SD, and the Mets were supposed to be the next coming of god. And the fact is they suck. .500 teams all. You could argue that it is still early in the season and I would listen to that for a minute or two but these teams have no hitting. Can't hit with their lineups. The "experts" thought they had stacked their pitching but what the "experts" always forget is that it is a new year and who pitched well last year doesn't mean they will pitch again well this year with maybe the exception of Bieber. These so called monster teams have no hitting and their pitching is nothing special yet the books keep setting lines that can't be justified if you just forget names and cap the numbers. Which is what a particular smart or stupid capper has been telling you for years. Better fade these "great" teams while the books are still setting big numbers on them if the numbers say so.
Make no mistake, I love the "experts". Every year they make me tons of money because they say this team or that team will be bad so the books set low season win totals for them. That has been a cash cow for me every year so thank you. And sometimes they are right but rarely. LA is as good as advertised but instead of risking some juice and taking a steady income from them most start laying runs or just avoiding them altogether. That same smart/stupid capper always said you never pay the juice if you win. I was raised a littler different back in the old days. My dad used to say if there is money sitting on the table you should pick it up but that's just me.
And another closing point... It's a damn shame that the Yankees don't have a manager. All that fire power and this guy just keeps trotting them out there every day in the same batting order and expecting a different result. Isn't that the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result? Put the fucking names in a hat you idiot. They can't score fewer runs if the ball boy made the lineup. Enough of all that.
All x100 each
Cinn -130
Pitt/Det over 8 -140
NYY +100 - I know what I said but Cle can't hit shit either so I will take the dog here
Cubs +120
Ana +120
LA -170
GL
4-4 last
Here's what I have learned so far this year:
Well, that's not true because what I am about to say I knew all along when it comes to "experts". They don't know their ass from third base. Never have and never will. Their "expert" opinions and predictions have cost a lot of people a lot of money.
Before the season started my old team the White Sox, SD, and the Mets were supposed to be the next coming of god. And the fact is they suck. .500 teams all. You could argue that it is still early in the season and I would listen to that for a minute or two but these teams have no hitting. Can't hit with their lineups. The "experts" thought they had stacked their pitching but what the "experts" always forget is that it is a new year and who pitched well last year doesn't mean they will pitch again well this year with maybe the exception of Bieber. These so called monster teams have no hitting and their pitching is nothing special yet the books keep setting lines that can't be justified if you just forget names and cap the numbers. Which is what a particular smart or stupid capper has been telling you for years. Better fade these "great" teams while the books are still setting big numbers on them if the numbers say so.
Make no mistake, I love the "experts". Every year they make me tons of money because they say this team or that team will be bad so the books set low season win totals for them. That has been a cash cow for me every year so thank you. And sometimes they are right but rarely. LA is as good as advertised but instead of risking some juice and taking a steady income from them most start laying runs or just avoiding them altogether. That same smart/stupid capper always said you never pay the juice if you win. I was raised a littler different back in the old days. My dad used to say if there is money sitting on the table you should pick it up but that's just me.
And another closing point... It's a damn shame that the Yankees don't have a manager. All that fire power and this guy just keeps trotting them out there every day in the same batting order and expecting a different result. Isn't that the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result? Put the fucking names in a hat you idiot. They can't score fewer runs if the ball boy made the lineup. Enough of all that.
All x100 each
Cinn -130
Pitt/Det over 8 -140
NYY +100 - I know what I said but Cle can't hit shit either so I will take the dog here
Cubs +120
Ana +120
LA -170
GL
