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Well, I don't know what to say. 6 plays this week, all have won. 5 were at +odds, and 5 were by at least 5 runs.
This was rather prophetable and profitable:
Ramirez: 1 IP, 7 earned runs.
Baseball Play of the Day (48-45, +7.59*)
Two Plays
Chicago White Sox -102 (Garcia/Beckett) - 5Dimes
Well, the White Sox have the best offense in baseball, and the best offense against RHSPs. They face a pitcher who has been a cash cow for me. Beckett is by far the most overrated pitcher in the game, in my opinion. His road ERA is 6.21, and he averages less than 6 IP in those starts.
Garcia isn't having his best season - his overall ERA is actually a tenth of a run worse than Beckett's - but he has been solid at home, with a 4.35 ERA that is only above 3 because of one terrible start. He lasts longer in games than Beckett.
The Red Sox hit righties hard too, but they are much worse on the road, only 24-22, as compared to the White Sox 32-12 home record.
The Red Sox have made a habit of feasting on bad teams. They are 18-20 against teams with winning records, as compared to the White Sox 28-10 record. Nothing wrong with laying this very short number on the best team in baseball.
Cleveland Indians +102 (Sowers/Bedard) - Betjamaica
The Indians are starting to get hot offensively, averaging around 8 rpg last 5 and last 10. They have struggled a little with lefties (15-17, 5.0 rpg), and Bedard has been pitching well, BUT
The Orioles are a road favorite against a LHSP. They are 1-15 on the road against LHSPs, scoring under 3 rpg. Jeremy Sowers has been much hyped, and he shut the Yankees down pretty well in his last start. The Orioles average are 13 games under .500 on the road, and the Indians are 2 games over .500 at home.
I don't have much bad to say about Bedard, but his road ERA is 6.41. The Orioles are on a long road trip, and they have been beaten pretty badly the last four games. I think it continues here.
Good luck everyone!
This was rather prophetable and profitable:
Originally posted by Tomorrows Paper
Baseball Play of the Day (48-45, +7.59*)
Two Plays
Chicago White Sox -102 (Garcia/Beckett) - 5Dimes
Well, the White Sox have the best offense in baseball, and the best offense against RHSPs. They face a pitcher who has been a cash cow for me. Beckett is by far the most overrated pitcher in the game, in my opinion. His road ERA is 6.21, and he averages less than 6 IP in those starts.
Garcia isn't having his best season - his overall ERA is actually a tenth of a run worse than Beckett's - but he has been solid at home, with a 4.35 ERA that is only above 3 because of one terrible start. He lasts longer in games than Beckett.
The Red Sox hit righties hard too, but they are much worse on the road, only 24-22, as compared to the White Sox 32-12 home record.
The Red Sox have made a habit of feasting on bad teams. They are 18-20 against teams with winning records, as compared to the White Sox 28-10 record. Nothing wrong with laying this very short number on the best team in baseball.
Cleveland Indians +102 (Sowers/Bedard) - Betjamaica
The Indians are starting to get hot offensively, averaging around 8 rpg last 5 and last 10. They have struggled a little with lefties (15-17, 5.0 rpg), and Bedard has been pitching well, BUT
The Orioles are a road favorite against a LHSP. They are 1-15 on the road against LHSPs, scoring under 3 rpg. Jeremy Sowers has been much hyped, and he shut the Yankees down pretty well in his last start. The Orioles average are 13 games under .500 on the road, and the Indians are 2 games over .500 at home.
I don't have much bad to say about Bedard, but his road ERA is 6.41. The Orioles are on a long road trip, and they have been beaten pretty badly the last four games. I think it continues here.
Good luck everyone!
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