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FFA Wagering Thread: THERE HE IS!@! (7 Viewers)

Found the perfect condo last night after browsing for about a month. It said "178 days on Zillow"...

Went back this morning. Page was gone. It sold. :lol:

 
Parlay:

Baseball MLB - New York Mets -160 for Game

Baseball MLB Tampa Bay Rays -210 for Game
Baseball MLB - Arizona Diamondbacks +1½ -240 for Game

Parlay:

Baseball MLB - Texas Rangers +140 for Game

Baseball MLB New York Yankees @ Texas RangersTotal O 9 -105 for Game

Parlay:

Baseball MLB - Miami Marlins +140 for Game

Baseball MLBWashington Nationals @ Miami MarlinsTotal U 7½ Ev for Game

Straight up:

Baseball MLB - Arizona Diamondbacks +105 for Game
Baseball MLB - Arizona Diamondbacks @ Cincinnati RedsTotal U 7 -115 for Game

Baseball MLB - Miami Marlins +1½ -125 for Game

Baseball MLB - Oakland Athletics @ Houston AstrosTotal O 8½ +105 for Game

If none of this hits, you won't be seeing me for awhile. ;)

 
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The Final Jeopardy question the other day, in the category "Sports Geography":
Though they live elsewhere, Alan Page & Dan Dierdorf will both always be in this Ohio city where they were born.

 
Chicago Cubs -104

The Rockies are 4-11 SU (0-7 away) since 2012 after using 7 or more pitchers the previous game. Wood has two starts under his belt after the Cubs seven or more pitchers in thsir previous game. They were both home games and he did okay. The Cubs went 2-0 SU. Also when Brett Anderson is starting in games that his team used 6 or more pitchers the previous game the over went 5-0-2. I'm treading real lightly unti lmy brain cells grow back after me and my boy went to the strip club Monday night and a stripper got me real high.

 
Yep, so ridiculous how geeked up I am about the HoF game. The starters play one series, typically. Still, bad football is better than no football.

 
Raider Nation said:
If by any chance some of you like to gamble, it sure does appear that the Red Sox have flat-out quit.
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I started fading them when they played the Rays last series. They just don't look like they care and the coaching staff during that series didn't seem to use the bullpen like they wanted to win.

I imagine this will change but for now i'm riding with you on that train.

 
The Dodgers blew the 9th-inning save last night and won in extra innings. Since last year the Dodgers are 1-6 SU (0-6 SU since last June) in the subsequent game after giving up a ninth inning lead and going into extra innings (link). This includes the loss in Kershaw's home start versus the Giants as a -182 moneyline favorite on Sep 13. All seven of those games were either the second or third of the series (versus the same opponent as the day before). The Dodgers went 0-5 SU and 4-0-1 to the over if they won that game the day before (link).

 
Braves 100/190

Braves o2½ 100/145

Braves/Dodgers o5½ 115/100

You could argue that you don't tug on Superman's cape or whatever. But it is what it is. Last night I went to bed thinking it would be cool to check out what the Dodgers had done after blowing a save. I didn't expect it to be so blatant - and let's face it, it could be more random. I also liked how every game was versus the same opponent as the day before, and not the first game of a series versus a different team - because of the revenge factor. Also, the home team is 4-15 SU in home plate umpire Mike DiMuro's games this season with an over of 10-7-2. The Dodgers are 0-3 SU and 3-0 to the over in DiMuro's L3 games behind home plate at Chavez Ravine (one game each in '14, '13, and '10) and the Dodgers lost those three games by a total of 18 runs. Also, the Braves OPS versus LHP (.751) is a lot better than their OPS versus RHP (.666). So I don't think six runs is asking too much, especially at those odds. So what the hell - let's see if the Braves can get three of them. Cheers dudes.

 
The Angels' team total of 4½ looks weird. Bud Norris' team is 4-1 SU and 5-0 to the under in his five starts versus the Angels. The average line in those games was 143 and the average total was 8.7. Norris went a total of 34.2 IP and allowed 4 R (2 ER), 28 H, and 9 BB with 26 K versus the Angels in those five starts. That's good for an ERA of 0.52 and a WHIP of 1.067. Then why the hell is the Angels' team total lined so high? I think it is because they just saw Bud 10 days ago.

Since 2011 the Angels are 6-6 SU (avg line -109) and 11-1 to the over (avg total 8.0) on the road after seeing the starting pitcher at their house ≤ 10 days ago (avg days ago: 7⅓ ±2.4). The average runs scored in those 12 games was 11⅓ ±2.9. The only under in that situation was when Iwakuma shut out the Angels for six innings in a 6-1 loss at Seattle on Oct 2, 2012.

The over just hit in this situation on Tuesday with Weaver and Tillman, despite the heavily-juiced number on the under.

Angels/Orioles Over 9 +105

 
ChainsawU said:
Braves 100/190

Braves o2½ 100/145

Braves/Dodgers o5½ 115/100

You could argue that you don't tug on Superman's cape or whatever. But it is what it is. Last night I went to bed thinking it would be cool to check out what the Dodgers had done after blowing a save. I didn't expect it to be so blatant - and let's face it, it could be more random. I also liked how every game was versus the same opponent as the day before, and not the first game of a series versus a different team - because of the revenge factor. Also, the home team is 4-15 SU in home plate umpire Mike DiMuro's games this season with an over of 10-7-2. The Dodgers are 0-3 SU and 3-0 to the over in DiMuro's L3 games behind home plate at Chavez Ravine (one game each in '14, '13, and '10) and the Dodgers lost those three games by a total of 18 runs. Also, the Braves OPS versus LHP (.751) is a lot better than their OPS versus RHP (.666). So I don't think six runs is asking too much, especially at those odds. So what the hell - let's see if the Braves can get three of them. Cheers dudes.
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swirvenirvin said:
ChainsawU said:
Braves 100/190

Braves o2½ 100/145

Braves/Dodgers o5½ 115/100

You could argue that you don't tug on Superman's cape or whatever. But it is what it is. Last night I went to bed thinking it would be cool to check out what the Dodgers had done after blowing a save. I didn't expect it to be so blatant - and let's face it, it could be more random. I also liked how every game was versus the same opponent as the day before, and not the first game of a series versus a different team - because of the revenge factor. Also, the home team is 4-15 SU in home plate umpire Mike DiMuro's games this season with an over of 10-7-2. The Dodgers are 0-3 SU and 3-0 to the over in DiMuro's L3 games behind home plate at Chavez Ravine (one game each in '14, '13, and '10) and the Dodgers lost those three games by a total of 18 runs. Also, the Braves OPS versus LHP (.751) is a lot better than their OPS versus RHP (.666). So I don't think six runs is asking too much, especially at those odds. So what the hell - let's see if the Braves can get three of them. Cheers dudes.
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yeah, still reeling from that last UFC event, but this looks like one i can jump back into the fire with. Go braves!

 
MLB is ruining the game. That call in the Reds/Marlins game was as poor as anything i've ever seen, like Antoine Walker poor.

 
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