Sunday try to beat Neil Walker with a fastball Discussion
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GWarner27
Meatballin' in Celtics Stadium
Niese has been great since getting put on the trading block, ARI is a team i want to fade in the 2H but they do have a deeper lineup than NYM
can't disagree
pricey for a road team leaking oil going into the break against a great home team
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tipyerbartender1
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Price on Klubes has spiked in the last hour, don't really see anything unusual about the line-ups … was warming up to the Tribe at -115 or so, not so sure now.
tuck321
Not all those who wander are lost
i believe the number is 9-4
GWarner27
Meatballin' in Celtics Stadium
butler sitting
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tipyerbartender1
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Butler not exactly a price changer these days. Although he did get the big knock last night.
GWarner27
Meatballin' in Celtics Stadium
i don't think he's very good, but he's an important part of that lineup
C-MAN
Pretty much a regular
that's a big difference
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tipyerbartender1
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Think he was talking about batters 5-thru-9, not Sundays.
Canes1
Pretty much a regular
Meant their lineup 5 thru 9
Canes1
Pretty much a regular
Thank you sir
BetCrimes1984
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NZ payTV will feature the ESPN Sunday nighter. On the season as a whole, NZ payTV games have gone 42-21-4 to Under (31.3% payout rate for the Over). The real split of note is what league rules the game featured has been played under...
AL ruled games have gone 13-11-1 to Under
NL ruled games have gone 29-10-3 to Under (the last 16 of these have gone 14-2 to Under).
I decided to dig into that rather sizable NL mark and I belatedly found the key to all this Under BS. There are 3 culprits: the Mets, the Cubs & the Cardinals. These 3 teams have combined to produce a 21-4-2 Under mark out of the overall 42-21-4 mark (games involving any of those 3 teams playing the other I made sure not to count twice). That means games not involving any of those 3 teams have manifested a far more normal looking 21-17-1 to Under season record.
The Mets have fashioned a 9-1-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so they're actually an Over team - o/u 38-35-4 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under.
The Cubs have fashioned a 9-2-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so they're barely an Under team - o/u 33-36-6 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under.
The Cards have fashioned a 9-3-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so while they've still got a solid Under record - o/u 31-42-3 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under, it's still not as bad when such games are included.
The point, of course, is the Cards feature as one of the 2 teams in the ESPN Sun. nighter. Fwiw: ESPN Sun. night games not featuring the Yankees have gone 9-1 to Under this season (with not a single one totaling between 7-11 runs).
AL ruled games have gone 13-11-1 to Under
NL ruled games have gone 29-10-3 to Under (the last 16 of these have gone 14-2 to Under).
I decided to dig into that rather sizable NL mark and I belatedly found the key to all this Under BS. There are 3 culprits: the Mets, the Cubs & the Cardinals. These 3 teams have combined to produce a 21-4-2 Under mark out of the overall 42-21-4 mark (games involving any of those 3 teams playing the other I made sure not to count twice). That means games not involving any of those 3 teams have manifested a far more normal looking 21-17-1 to Under season record.
The Mets have fashioned a 9-1-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so they're actually an Over team - o/u 38-35-4 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under.
The Cubs have fashioned a 9-2-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so they're barely an Under team - o/u 33-36-6 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under.
The Cards have fashioned a 9-3-1 Under mark when featured on NZ payTV, so while they've still got a solid Under record - o/u 31-42-3 - when they've escaped exposure Down Under, it's still not as bad when such games are included.
The point, of course, is the Cards feature as one of the 2 teams in the ESPN Sun. nighter. Fwiw: ESPN Sun. night games not featuring the Yankees have gone 9-1 to Under this season (with not a single one totaling between 7-11 runs).
