Wednesday's WNBA Trends and Indexes - 9/15

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Trends and Indexes

Wednesday, September 15

Good Luck on day #258 of 2021!

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Armadillo: Wednesday's six-pack

NFL leaders in receiving yardage:
197— Tyreek Hill, KC
189— Deebo Samuel, SF
139— Amari Cooper, Dal
132— Brandin Cooks, Hst
121— Antonio Brown, TB
113— Sterling Shepherd, NYG

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Armadillo: Wednesday's? Den: Mid-week musings…….

13) There were nine outright wins by underdogs in Week 1 of the NFL, the most in any Week 1 since 1983.

12) NFL home favorites went 2-6 ATS in non-divisional games.

11) Before Monday night, Baltimore Ravens had won 98 games in a row when they led by 14+ points; last time they had lost was in 2004 against the Bengals, when they lost 27-26 after leading 23-3.

10) Five assistant coaches for the New Orleans Saints tested positive for COVID; their team now has stricter protocols this week, lot like last year’s.

9) USC’s last three football coaches were all fired during a season; does that make it harder for them to hire a top-flight candidate? If your expectations dwarf the reality of their situation, is it that great a job?

Alabama/Clemson are dominating the sport right now, but schools like USC, Texas have the delusional idea that they should be dominating the sport. Only so much room at the top.

8) Umpire Junior Valentine was working first base Monday night in New York, when an errant throw drilled him in the side of the face, pretty close to his right eye. He’s a tough guy; he worked the plate Tuesday night, with a very large bruise on his face.

7) Was listening to the Minnesota Twins’ TV broadcast Tuesday; Justin Morneau was talking about, while he was in Class A ball, the Twins had a rule that every player who gets two strikes on them had to choke up for the rest of the at-bat. He kept doing it most of his career.

Once a batter gets two strikes on him this year, his batting average is .166.

6) Twins weren’t too happy with the umpires in their extra-inning loss in New York Monday afternoon; they must’ve been thrilled when those four umps boarded the team flight back to Minnesota. Same crew is working the Twins-Indians series this week.

5) San Diego Padres were 68-58 when they fired pitching coach Larry Rothschild; they’re 6-12 since they fired him. Not good.

4) Jake Woodford pitched for the Cardinals Tuesday night, against the Mets. One of the Mets’ best hitters is Pete Alonso; Woodford and Alonso were high school teammates in Tampa.

3) Atlanta (76-67) is the only NL East team over .500; Phillies are 72-72.

2) RIP to the great comedian Norm MacDonald, who passed away from cancer at age 61. There isn’t enough laughter in our world today; he was a funny guy.

1) If the baseball playoffs started today (they do not):
NL: Braves, Brewers, Giants. Wild Card: St Louis @ Los Angeles
AL: Rays, White Sox, Astros. Wild Card: 3-way playoff (Tor-NY-Bos)

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WNBA

Wednesday, September 15

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Trend Report
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New York @ Connecticut
New York
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of New York's last 6 games when playing on the road against Connecticut
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of New York's last 6 games on the road
Connecticut
Connecticut is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing New York
Connecticut is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games


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