September ~ Bases

mrpickem

SDQL Badass Stat Boss
Had a nice August and up well on the year...even after a shit day yesterday. I will be reducing my wager amount for September since historically it's harder to cap with the expanded rosters. Last year Sept was really good but it definitely wasn't a typical year. Base wager will be 4u with slightly more/less for huge lines.
Good luck players, let's cap the season off strong.
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YESTERDAY [7-15 -45.26u]

TODAY
  • 5/3.03 Phillies -165
  • 4/4.32 NATIONALS / PHILLIES u8½+108
  • 4/5.52 GIANTS (SF) -1½+138
  • 5/2.73 Dodgers -183
  • 4/4.04 DODGERS (LAD) u7½+101
  • 4/3.20 MARINERS (SEA) +1½-125
  • 4/3.85 ANGELS / YANKEES u8½-104
  • 4/3.60 Red Sox -111
  • 4/5.40 Red Sox -1½ +135
  • 6/2.40 Jays -250
  • 5/3.21 Athletics -156
  • 4/3.81 Athletics / Tigers UNDER 9½ -105
  • 4/3.13 Rockies -128
  • 4/4.80 Rockies -1½ +120



Pend;

SD & 1'
KC 1'
CHW & 1'
MIN


CHASIN YESTERDAY; 0-1 UNDER; 1-0 OVER; 1-0

CHASIN TODAY...

NYY
SD
SEA
OAK
MIN
LAA U
WAS U
TB U
MIN U


randoms...

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adds
  • 4/4.80 DIAMONDBACKS (ARZ) +1½+120
  • 4/4.08 Diamondbacks Team Total OVER 3½ +102
  • 3/4.65 Royals -1½ +155
  • 6/3.75 White Sox -1½ -160

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adding
  • 5/2.81 Twins -178
  • 4/2.96 Braves Team Total OVER 2½ -135
  • 4/3.08 Angels Team Total OVER 2½ -130
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [12-7-2 +14.34u]

TODAY
  • 5/2.94 Giants -170
  • 5/3.18 Rays -157

Pend;

OAK


CHASIN YESTERDAY; 3-2 UNDER; 3-0-1 OVER; 0-0

CHASIN TODAY...

na


randoms...

Last 30 days have been solid.

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adds
  • 4/5.68 ROCKIES (COL) +142
  • 5/3.55 RED SOX (BOS) +1½-141

Hedging a bit with bosox...maybe hit both side ;)

Fucked around and missed my OAK side I liked best :mad:
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [2-2 -2.51u]

TODAY
  • 4/5.84 Nationals +146
  • 4/3.51 METS / NATS o9-114
  • 5/3.05 Brewers -164
  • 4/2.84 Braves -141
  • 4/3.70 ORIOLES / YANKEES o9-108
  • 5/2.81 Rays -178
  • 4/2.96 Astros -135


Pend;

CHC O
SF
SEA


CHASIN YESTERDAY; 0-0 UNDER; 0-0 OVER; 0-0

CHASIN TODAY...

na


randoms...

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adds
  • 4/4.20 Pirates / Cubs OVER 9 +105
  • 4/4.24 Giants +106
  • 4/2.85 Astros -140 1st 5 Innings
  • 4/3.81 Astros / Padres OVER 5 -105 1st 5 Innings
Astros F5 & Over 5 F5 ...Arrieta pitching for the first time off the injured list after in his first start for the Padres, he gave up 5 ER in 3.1 innings. He has a 7.13 ERA this season. In his last 11 games, he has allowed 46 ER in 38.2 innings pitched. He has allowed over 4 runs in at least 7 games. Houston hasn’t been scoring a lot of runs as of late, but this is a great opportunity for them to turn it around against sub-par pitching. Stros counter with Uriquidy who hasn’t pitched since end of June. He’s a good pitcher, hard to judge based off of previous starts. Pads may get to him early; he’s given up 12 home runs in 77 inn, and has an ERA of 3.38. I’m would expect HOU to carry the load in scoring and Pads maybe 1 or 2. I'll bet against Arrieta all day at these odds with an offense this good.
 
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Gonna hit this under as well, soon as my book posts it.

"Chasin Unders" has been so strong this year, winning 61.5% for 18.2% ROI including 6 straight and 13 of last 16


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I'm a bit skeptical of Rays so I'm hedging a bit

adds
  • 4.4/4 Twins +1½ -110
  • 4/3.08 Tigers Team Total OVER 3½ -130
  • 4/3.48 Athletics Team Total OVER 3½ -115
  • 4/3.39 Twins Team Total OVER 3½ -118
  • 4/3.60 MARINERS (SEA) -111
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [8-8-1 -6.24u]

TODAY
  • 4/3.20 NATIONALS (WAS) GM-1 +1½-125
  • 4/4.04 NATIONALS / METS GM-1 u6½+101
  • 4/4.20 Marlins +105
  • 5/3.13 Marlins +1½ -160
  • 4/4.92 Cardinals +123
  • 4/4.32 Rockies +108
  • 6/2.11 Yankees -285
  • 4/3.23 ATHLETICS (OAK) +1½-124
  • 4/3.48 Athletics / Blue Jays UNDER 9½ -115
  • 6/2.97 Rays -202
  • 4/3.08 RANGERS (TEX) +1½-130
  • 4/3.96 ANGELS / RANGERS u8½-101
  • 5/2.73 Reds
  • 4/3.77 Padres -106

Lean;

CIN
SF 1' & U
SEA

CHASIN YESTERDAY 0-0 UNDERS 0-1 OVERS 0-0

CHASIN TODAY

TEX
SL
LAD
MIA
NYM
BOS
CIN
COL
CHW
NYY
SD U
MIL O
NYY O

randoms...

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adds
  • 4/3.54 PADRES / ASTROS u7½-113
  • 4/3.85 ORIOLES / YANKEES o9½-104
  • 2.3/2 Twins / Rays OVER 8½ -115
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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [7-10 -15.22u]

TODAY
  • 4/3.25 METS (NYM) -123
  • 6/2.44 BREWERS (MIL) -246
  • 4/3.33 Brewers -1½ -120
  • 4/5.64 PIRATES (PIT) +141
  • 4/2.94 PIRATES (PIT) +1½-136
  • 4/4.20 Pirates / Cubs OVER 9½ +105
  • 5/2.51 RAYS (TB) -199
  • 3/4.50 ROYALS (KC) +150
  • 4/3.85 ROYALS (KC) +1½-104
  • 4/4.20 White Sox / Royals UNDER 8½ +105
  • 4/4.28 INDIANS (CLE) +107
  • 4/3.23 ANGELS (LAA) -124
  • 4/3.28 MARINERS (SEA) -122
  • 6/2.68 REDS (CIN) -224
  • 4/3.74 REDS (CIN) -1½-107


Lean;

SF U
MIA U


CHASIN YESTERDAY 6-3 UNDERS 0-1 OVERS 0-1

CHASIN TODAY

TOR
MIL
PHI
CLE
ATL
TEX
SF U
SD O



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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [8-7 -1u]

TODAY
  • 4/3.28 DODGERS (LAD) -1½-122
  • 4/5.00 Tigers -1½ +125
  • 4/3.15 Tigers -127
  • 5/2.53 Astros -198
  • 4/4.00 Astros -1½ +100
  • 4/5.40 Angels -1½ +135
  • 4/3.28 Twins -122


Lean;

KC
BOS 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 5-3 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 1-1

CHASIN TODAY

LAA

randoms...

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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [5-4 +0.4u]

TODAY
  • 3/4.71 Marlins +157
  • 4/3.51 MARLINS (MIA) +1½-114
  • 4/4.08 MARLINS (MIA) u7½+102
  • 4/3.57 BRAVES (ATL) -1½-112
  • 3/5.76 Rockies +192
  • 4/4.96 ROCKIES (COL) +1½+124
  • 4/3.88 ROCKIES (COL) u11½-103
  • 4/3.64 Mariners / Astros UNDER 9 -110
  • 3/4.59 Rangers +153
  • 4/2.78 RANGERS (TEX) +1½-144
  • 4/4.00 Yankees -1½ +100
  • 4/4.12 YANKEES (NYY) u8½+103


Lean;

CHC & 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 0-0 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 0-0

CHASIN TODAY

SEA
TB
SF
NYY
NYY U
CHC O

randoms...

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TOP TEN

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1. Los Angeles Dodgers​

There’s a subtle flex coming from the top step of the Dodgers’ dugout, where Dave Roberts last week watched his team sweep a for-real Braves team, then enter the arena at San Francisco. He plans out a bullpen game every other day, it seems, and still, the Dodgers are 23-8 over the past five weeks. They pitched Justin Turner in a game recently and somehow it wasn’t desperate. This is the confidence that comes from penciling in a lineup that is eight deep with plus-.800 OPS hitters.

They’re still tinkering: trying to get Cody Bellinger right in place of injured AJ Pollock; squeezing more juice from a lineup that, amazingly, has actually underperformed; calculating the optimal bullpen balance for late innings and high-leverage situations. These things are pending. It’s a minor concern, in the grand scheme, if the Dodgers don’t win the division. Yet, their Reasons to Go On are maxed out.

“What it boils down to,” Walker Buehler said, “is playing a better month of baseball than they do.”

“They” are the Giants. And they are the team the Dodgers will see taped to the mirror until October.

2. San Francisco Giants​

Their 6-4 victory Sunday (after the Power Rankings voting closed) not only put the Giants back atop the West, it also finally decided the
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season series. In 19 games against the Dodgers, the Giants went 10-9. And the Dodgers outscored them by two total runs – a two-run difference after 158 total runs scored. This rivalry is on.
The Giants get an extra credit point on their Reasons to Go On index because players on other teams are quietly rooting for them to break the Dodgers’ streak of division titles. Many of them, like the Giants and their fans, are tired of having to hear about that streak. In some ways, it’s “Dodgers versus The World” and the Giants are playing as proxies.

It is amazingly rare that two teams in the same division are on pace for more than 100 wins apiece. Losing a bullpen game Saturday and winning with a solid start Sunday are both understandable outcomes.

That Giants’ victory Friday, though, is the kind of win that propels a team. It demonstrated that when the time comes — and the time will come — and these teams are limping along on fumes, dragging each other around the park like Foreman vs. Lyle in ’76, the Giants have what it takes to overcome.

“I can imagine,” Brandon Belt said, “that would be the most intense postseason series I could ever be a part of.”

3. Tampa Bay Rays​

Contend? Rebuild? Concede? Push all-in?

The Rays are exploring all of these options at all moments. They are both chasing the best record in all of baseball, eyeing a return to the World Series, and have also already experienced it, processed it and made a series of forward-thinking trades that fortified their bullpen, added an interesting arm to their farm system and traded away their saves leader. This deal will happen in the future, but also multiple times in the past. It’s a great move. At a later date, we will learn who is involved. We’re making too much of it as it is, as it affects their overall organizational depth just as much as losing one of the top starters in baseball to Tommy John surgery did; which is not very much.

Whether or not the Rays have purpose in going on is the wrong question. They are eternal, and free will was never in the equation.

Also, they defend very well.

4. Milwaukee Brewers​

A bulk of the Brewers’ work has been done for them. The Reds got sidetracked the past two weeks. The Cardinals can’t figure out who they are or what they want. And any competition in the Central faded away weeks ago. Milwaukee owns the division. And honestly, the effort needed this month to gain the best record in the National League is kinda not worth it for Milwaukee. “Seeding” is for lawns and March Madness. This is baseball. Anybody can win in October.
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So feel free to shift into cruise control, Crew. And don’t worry too much about the next three weeks. That walk-off win Sunday over the Cardinals was a blast. Craig Counsell is, low-key, the best manager in baseball right now. He probably won’t win manager of the year, but he should. This team is in some kind of ideal mind palace where nothing really fazes them too much. Stay sharp and take it day by day, blah blah blah. But start getting ready for the playoffs in Milwaukee.

5. Houston Astros​

Oh sure, they are finally getting healthy, rounding out their rotation, giving cherished opportunities to young and toolsy prospects, and Luis García might put the finishing touches on a Rookie of the Year campaign. All these factors and cruising to an AL West title are plainly legitimate reasons to keep playing.

But those reasons pale in comparison to feeding on opposing fans’ hatred, contempt and audible vitriol after the 2017 cheating scandal. Maybe feeding on it isn’t the right descriptor for how the Astros live and operate. Maybe dining on it lavishly is more accurate. And the only proper venue for the Astros to enjoy their meal is in October, when they can end the seasons — and championship aspirations — of less sin-stained teams.

6. Chicago White Sox​

The White Sox simply must soldier through to the bitter end because, due to the largely mediocre-to-bad AL Central competition, no one will really have any idea how good they are until they are warring against other playoff teams. The Crosstown Classic trophy is almost endearingly odd-looking but nothing was learned in the process of them winning it.

To a much lesser degree, with all the injuries to their more effective pitchers, September will offer clarity to whether Dallas Keuchel can do anything to reverse what looks like the worst season of his career.

To a much higher and infinitely urgent degree, maybe the close of the regular season will bring an end to that Lucas Giolito Guaranteed Rate commercial’s national run, a blight on society that has few equals. The message is nice, though.

7. New York Yankees
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Haha, go on? Go on? You think — no, you thought — that there was any choice in the matter? This is the New York Yankees. Explaining needs to be done about why the AL East crown has not already been clinched. Why are the broke boy Rays running away with the division? Why did Gerrit Cole only strike out 15 batters in his last outing when that Red Sox jerk Roger Clemens struck out 20 in a game and he pulled it off decades ago!?!

It’s a friggin’ travesty out here, and the city will not sleep until these things are addressed and what is wrong is set right. The Klubot has been reassembled for this express purpose of fending off the existential threat that is the Seattle Mariners’ recent hot streak.

It’s the Bronx and you know the vibes: they’re bad and you just gotta deal with and beat the Red Sox anyway.

8. Boston Red Sox​

For a team that would literally make the playoffs if the season ended today and has the offensive firepower to make some noise if they are still there come October, this is a low rating. The Red Sox took a hit when a seemingly never-ending wave of COVID-19 cases pile up across the roster.

That wave has included core players going down while the games have continued to be played, and the infeasibility of playing professional sports with an insufficiently vaccinated roster, smacks everyone in the face in the form of roster moves every day.

You can’t predict baseball, and there are a lot more inputs into the final score — much of it completely random nonsense — than simply which team is being more thoroughly ravaged by a virulent virus on a daily basis. But on balance, the Red Sox COVID-19 outbreak seems to have dealt a serious blow to their chances of finishing ahead of the Yankees. How much reason is there to go on if you can’t beat the Yankees?

T-9. Atlanta Braves​

If you’re just now catching up on the Braves, they lost their best player about two months ago and then got better. On the surface, it doesn’t make sense. But there are good reasons for it, as Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos laid out here with Jayson Stark and Doug Glanville. And they did the work to stay tough.

Beyond that, the Braves have a sneaky active lineup that — while a tad streaky — is a tough out top to bottom, with punch and power. And they have a sneaky competent pitching staff that — while a tad streaky — is well above league average front and back.

And Austin Riley, after a first half that was, at times … a tad streaky, has been the second- or third-best player in the National League over the second half. He’s on fire. He trucked a hearty homer Sunday at Coors Field that has him on pace for more than 30 homers and 100 RBIs this season.
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T-9. Oakland Athletics​

When the near future provides little clarity about what city or building you will be playing in, or how you will afford the arbitration raises of all the players that make up your team, the only choice is to live for today with an off-puttingly chill NorCal vibe that seems borderline denying of your situation. Everything is on fire, including the bullpen. Does this seem like a time to ride the wave?

The A’s just got swept by the very team they are fighting for a wild-card spot, face an uphill battle to emerge from a crowded field and still lack their best starting pitcher for the foreseeable future.

But manager Bob Melvin insists that things are going to be all right, which is good to hear since he’s the one who is going to have to steer them out of this mess.
 
adds
  • 4/5.72 Cubs +143
  • 4/3.57 Cubs +1½ -112
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randoms still under consideration
  • Rays -105 ...Rays have got the job done with very little from the rotation in the last couple of months, but Drew Rasmussen has actually been really good including putting up a 2.45 ERA as a starter. I like Eduardo Rodriguez a lot but Boston is discombobulated in other areas right now.
  • A's -130 ...I get how bad they are right now but I would like to think the lineup is still talented enough to deal with spot starter Jimmy Lambert, who has really struggled in his 10 MLB innings.
  • Rangers +150 ...Just not seeing zona this kinda chalk vs anyone. I think Gallen is a legit star going forward but just hasn't had consistency in an injury-plagued year. Spencer Howards career FIP is way lower than his ERA and he has strikeout stuff so maybe something there, doesn't pitch more than 3 innings anyway and the Texas bullpen is a relative "strength" compared to everything else for these horrible teams.
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [5-8-1 -11.37u]

TODAY
  • 4/3.64 Yankees -110
  • 4/5.60 Indians -1½ +140
  • 4/3.81 RED SOX (BOS) -105
  • 3/5.22 Red Sox -1½ +174
  • 3/4.50 Rangers +150
  • 4/2.88 RANGERS (TEX) +1½-139
  • 4/3.51 RANGERS (TEX) o8½-114

Lean;

SF 1'
SD & U
KC 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 2-3 UNDERS 1-0 OVERS 2-2-1

CHASIN TODAY

HOU
OAK
MIL
SL
CHC
MIA
LAA
COL
TOR
OAK U
SL U
CLE U
COL U
ATL O
NYY O

randoms...

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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [7-6 +1.14u]

TODAY
  • 4/4.00 Nationals / Braves UNDER 9½ +100
  • 3/4.89 Marlins +163
  • 5/2.70 PHILLIES (PHA) -185
  • 4/3.81 PHILLIES (PHA) u8½-105
  • 4/3.01 ATHLETICS (OAK) -133
  • 4/5.60 Athletics -1½ +140
  • 4/3.81 White Sox / Athletics OVER 8½ -105
  • 4/3.03 Indians -132
  • 4/5.80 Indians -1½ +145
  • 4/4.00 Twins / Indians OVER 9 +100
  • 4/4.12 Royals +103
  • 3/4.83 YANKEES (NYY) -1½+161
  • 4/4.08 BLUE JAYS (TOR) o9½+102


Lean;

ATL U
LAD U
BAL 1' & O


CHASIN YESTERDAY 7-1 UNDERS 3-0 OVERS 0-1

CHASIN TODAY

CHW
LAD
NYM
OAK


randoms

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adding
  • 4/4.20 Nats / Braves UNDER 9 +105
  • 3/4.80 Orioles -1½ +160
  • 4/3.42 ROYALS / ORIOLES o8½-117
  • 4/4.20 Yankees Team Total OVER 4½ +105
  • 4/3.48 Blue Jays Team Total OVER 4½ -115
  • 4/2.86 Twins Team Total OVER 3½ -140
  • 4/3.67 Phillies Team Total UNDER 4½ -109
 
Thanks for your posts Mr.P, so you're betting off your earlier KC bet?

Any reason why?
 
Thanks for your posts Mr.P, so you're betting off your earlier KC bet?

Any reason why?
Fuck, that was a mistake, I meant to add a little to Royos on RL. No way I'm fading Hernandez the way he's been pitching, esp vs Means. Thanks for tipping me off
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [12-10 +11.91u]

TODAY
  • 5/3.29 Dodgers -152
  • 4/5.20 Dodgers -1½ +130
  • 4/4.44 RAYS (T-BAY) o9½+111
  • 5/2.60 Astros -192
  • 4/4.20 Astros -1½ +105
  • 4/4.00 Rangers / Athletics OVER 8½ +100
  • 5/2.99 Rays -167
  • 4/4.20 Rays / Tigers OVER 9½ +105
  • 4/2.70 BREWERS (MIL) -148
  • 4/4.12 BREWERS (MIL) o9½+103


Lean;
ATL
MIL & O
SEA & 1' & O
CHW & 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 0-2 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 0-1

CHASIN TODAY

COL
CLE O


randoms...

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WOW!

Looks like you really like that TB over huh?
I do really like it, but I did not mean to bet it with both books...lol. Somehow it happened, so I hope it works out. I did the same thing yesterday with Braves under and it did not pan out so I guess I'm due
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Basically I need to get my mind out the gutter and pay closer attention. I used to wager quite large amounts, but in last 5 plus years my amounts have become much more conservative, so possibly I dont stress over plays nearly as much. I do appreciate you pointing it out anytime you see such, but in this case I'll let it ride. My current unit value is only $28 so it only amounts to a 2 dolla play or so...

:shake:
 
adds
  • 4/3.48 Brewers / Indians OVER 9 -115
  • 4/3.64 Diamondbacks / Mariners OVER 8 -110
  • 4/5.20 White Sox -1½ +130
  • 4/2.99 Brewers -134
  • 4/2.68 White Sox -149
  • 5/3.33 Mariners -150
  • 5/2.70 Braves -185

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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [15-3 +38.57u]

Hadda good night thx to double dipping on Rays over :rofl:

TODAY :flag:
  • 6/2.56 BRAVES (ATL) -234
  • 5/2.58 DODGERS (LAD) -194
  • 5/2.69 BREWERS (MIL) -186
  • 6/2.61 Astros -230


Lean;

TOR
PHI & 1'
BAL & 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 1-0 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 1-0

CHASIN TODAY

HOU
ATL
SF
LAD
MIL
BAL
PHI
WHI
BAL U
PHI U
CHW O


randoms...

Under is 15-6-1 in SF L22
CHC 8-2 in L10
SF 4-17 in L21 @CHC
CHC are 3-0 with DAVIES L3 although he didn't finish 5 inn in any of them
CHC Pen fressher
GAUSMAN 3.35 ERA over L7
GAUSMAN last faced CHC JUN3 and won 4-3 only allowing 2 unearned in 7 strong
DAVIES also started that JUN3 game and allowed 4 ER in 4.1 inn

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adding
  • 6/2.50 BLUE JAYS (TOR) GM-1 -240
  • 3/5.28 ORIOLES (BAL) GM-2 +176
  • 4/4.60 Orioles +1½ +115 GM-2
  • 6/2.83 PHILLIES (PHA) -212
  • 4/4.20 Phillies -1½ +105
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [5-4 -4.2u]

Problem with betting big chalk is you can have winning record and still lose money. To be fair I had 3 plays go south in the late inn or I could have went 8-1

TODAY
  • 4/3.33 Nationals -120
  • 6/2.27 PHILLIES (PHA) -264
  • 4/3.20 PHILLIES (PHA) -1½-125
  • 6/2.20 BRAVES (ATL) -273
  • 4/3.28 BRAVES (ATL) -1½-122
  • 6/2.90 Giants -207
  • 5/2.91 Dodgers -172
  • 4/4.60 Dodgers -1½ +115
  • 4/3.92 DODGERS (LAD) u7½-102
  • 4/5.88 Royals +147
  • 4/3.08 Royals +1½ -130
  • 4/3.81 Royals / Twins OVER 9 -105
  • 3/5.46 Rangers +182
  • 4/3.64 Rangers +1½ -110
  • 4/5.72 Tigers +143
  • 4/3.54 TIGERS (DET) +1½-113
  • 4/3.64 Blue Jays / Orioles OVER 10 -110
  • 6/2.50 ASTROS (HOU) -240
  • 4/3.23 ASTROS (HOU) -1½-124
  • 4/3.88 ANGELS (LAA) o9-103


Lean;

SF 1'
CLE & 1'
BOS & 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 5-6 UNDERS 1-2 OVERS 1-0

CHASIN TODAY

PHI
MIN
PHI O
ATL O


randoms...

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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [16-7 +28.77u]

TODAY
  • 6/2.97 MARLINS (MIA) +1½-202
  • 4/3.88 PADRES (SD) -103
  • 5/2.51 PADRES (SD) +1½-199
  • 6/2.16 DODGERS (LAD) -278
  • 4/3.08 Dodgers -1½ -130
  • 4/3.67 TWINS / YANKEES o10-109
  • 4/4.64 Rays +116
  • 5/3.23 Rays +1½ -155
  • 4/3.81 Rays / Jays OVER 9 -105
  • 3/5.10 RANGERS (TEX) +170
  • 4/4.44 RANGERS (TEX) +1½+111
  • 4/3.92 ASTROS / RANGERS o9-102


Lean;


CHASIN YESTERDAY 3-4 UNDERS 2-0 OVERS 0-1-1

CHASIN TODAY

NYY O


randoms...

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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [5-6-1 -9.2u]

TODAY
  • 3/4.50 Pirates +150
  • 4/3.57 PIRATES (PIT) +1½-112
  • 4/4.24 PIRATES / REDS u8½+106
  • 4/4.08 CUBS / PHILLIES o9½+102
  • 3/4.65 Rockies +155
  • 4/3.23 ROCKIES (COL) +1½-124
  • 4/3.85 BRAVES / ROCKIES u9-104
  • 3/4.65 Padres +155
  • 4/2.96 Padres +1½ -135
  • 4/3.64 GIANTS / PADRES u9-110
  • 3/4.62 Cardinals +154
  • 4/2.86 Cardinals +1½ -140
  • 4/4.20 Cardinals / Mets UNDER 8 +105
  • 4/4.24 DIAMONDBACKS / DODGERS o9+106
  • 4/4.48 Indians +112
  • 4/4.00 Yankees / Orioles OVER 9½ +100
  • 4/4.88 Rays +122
  • 5/3.29 RAYS (TB) +1½-152
  • 4/3.81 Astros / Rangers OVER 9 -105
  • 3/4.62 Royals +154
  • 4/3.70 ROYALS (KC) +1½-108
  • 4/3.92 ROYALS / A'S u9-102
  • 4/4.08 BREWERS / TIGERS o9+102


Lean;
MIA & 1' & U
CHW O


CHASIN YESTERDAY 0-0 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 1-0

CHASIN TODAY

SF
HOU
SF O

randoms...

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adds
  • 4/5.28 MARLINS (MIA) +132
  • 5/3.14 MARLINS (MIA) +1½-159
  • 3/2.88 NATIONALS (WAS) u8½-104
  • 6/2.26 WHITE SOX (CWS) -266
  • 4/5.04 MARINERS (SEA) +126
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---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [14-12-2 +7.3u]

TODAY
  • 4/5.68 MARLINS (MIA) -1½+142
  • 4/5.20 Pirates +130
  • 4/5.40 Mets -1½ +135
  • 4/5.20 Red Sox -1½ +130
  • 4/4.40 Athletics -1½ +110
  • 4/3.88 Twins -103
  • 3/5.37 Twins -1½ +179
  • 3/5.88 Tigers +196
  • 4/4.88 TIGERS (DET) +1½+122


Lean;

LAD & 1'
SD & 1'
NYY 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 1-1 UNDERS 2-0 OVERS 1-1

CHASIN TODAY

TOR
ATL
BAL
KC
LAA
BAL U

randoms...

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Although the totals had a rocky start, all three iterations of 'Chasin the Line' were quite profitable once again in 2021

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adds
  • 3/3.64 Yankees -1½ -110
  • 4/4.00 Padres +100
  • 5/7.85 PADRES (SD) -1½ +157
  • 6/1.80 DODGERS (LAD) -333
  • 5/3.07 DODGERS (LAD) -1½-163
 
---- MLB ----

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TODAY
  • 4/3.64 Rockies / Braves UNDER 8½ -110
  • 4/3.36 ATHLETICS (OAK) -119
  • 4/3.64 ATHLETICS / ROYALS o9½-110
  • 6/2.61 Yankees -230
  • 5/3.33 Yankees -1½ -150
  • 4/3.92 ORIOLES / YANKEES u10-102
  • 2/4.14 Rangers +207
  • 4/3.64 Astros / Rangers UNDER 9 -110


Pend;

CHC & U
SD & 1' & U
DET U
LAA U


CHASIN YESTERDAY 3-4 UNDERS 0-0 OVERS 0-1

CHASIN TODAY

COL
NYY
PHI
LAA
PHI U
CHW U
KC O

randoms...

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Note: The two late Wednesday games not included in last 5 weeks

 
adding
  • 4/3.23 PADRES (SD) +1½-124
  • 3/4.92 PADRES (SD) +164
  • 4/3.18 Angels / White Sox UNDER 8½ -115
  • 4/3.81 Padres / Giants UNDER 8 -105
 
---- MLB ----
YESTERDAY [4-7-1 -13.57u]

TODAY
  • 5/2.98 DODGERS (LAD) -168
  • 4/3.85 DODGERS (LAD) -1½-104
  • 6/2.73 Brewers -220
  • 4/4.00 Cubs / Brewers. over 9 +100
  • 5/2.76 White Sox -181
  • 4/3.48 White Sox -1½ -115
  • 5/2.55 Blue Jays -196
  • 5/2.94 Yankees -170
  • 4/3.48 Indians / Yankees OVER 9 -115


Pend;

HOU
TB & 1'


CHASIN YESTERDAY 2-3 UNDERS 0-2 OVERS 0-1

CHASIN TODAY

HOU
DET
LAA U
CHW U


randoms...

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