World Series

Yes, I am an admitted homer but I have to take a shot at this price. Nats pitching can definitely compete here, and I think this price is overstated.
 
In many ways I agree. Its just that Houston starts with a winner and will probably get 2 from him. Max has best catcher 2.08. Cole has best catcher 1.57 ERA a little better pen. Well lets let what happens happen
 
Teams that have 2-0 lead in WS, win 88% of the time which translates to -733 yet adjusted price is only at -230? Seems to be value on the Nats. Houston has Greinke in G3, and he has not had very good post season success or pitched well in big games. Hou also looking at bullpen game in Gm 4 vs. Corbin who has been excellent at home. Nats have Max and Stras lined up in G5, G6 respectfully.
 
Game 5

Scherzer w/Barksdale
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Max on 4 Days Rest GS
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Cole w/Barksdale
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Cole on 4 Days Rest GS
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Game 6
Strasburg w/Holbrook
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Strasburg on 5 Days Rest GS
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Verlander w/Holbrook
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Verlander on 5 Days Rest GS
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Liking the Nats in gm. 7, team of destiny angle I mentioned during the Dodgers series. Do want support from a handicapping viewpoint, so waiting for confirmation on Scherzer and Suzuki.
 
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Maybe it was destiny that Scherzer couldn't go in gm. 5, when his best catcher was unavailable, and Cole was virtually unhittable. It may have been set up for a loss if he was ok, and then you'd have Sanchez, the lesser option start gm. 7. Waiting for Scherzer/Suzuki confirmations ....
 
The biggest reason the Nationals wanted Suzuki in tonight’s lineup: He has worked exceptionally well with Scherzer all season long. In 16 starts together, Scherzer owns a 2.08 ERA. In 12 starts with Gomes catching him, Scherzer’s ERA rises to 4.09.
 
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