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I find this Sox/Angels series price very interesting.
It opened at CWS at around -190 (might have been lower, just going off my book when I saw it) and went to -200. After LAA won the first game, CWS were +115. Understandable, but then after the White Sox won last night, I have the series price at both of them -110. I know that LA has home field advantage now, but I still think the White Sox have the better team, and better pitching, especially with no Colon. I took the Sox at +115, and think there's even more value at -110, despite playing the next 3 at Anaheim.
The Sox will throw Garland, Garcia and Contreras in the next games, compared to Lackey, Santana and Byrd. I don't see any way Chicago, the best road team in baseball, loses all 3 in Anaheim. Even if they drop two games, they'll have Buerhle who has been amazing at home in game 6, and Garland who has been 10X better at home in game 7, with the possibility of El Duque.
It opened at CWS at around -190 (might have been lower, just going off my book when I saw it) and went to -200. After LAA won the first game, CWS were +115. Understandable, but then after the White Sox won last night, I have the series price at both of them -110. I know that LA has home field advantage now, but I still think the White Sox have the better team, and better pitching, especially with no Colon. I took the Sox at +115, and think there's even more value at -110, despite playing the next 3 at Anaheim.
The Sox will throw Garland, Garcia and Contreras in the next games, compared to Lackey, Santana and Byrd. I don't see any way Chicago, the best road team in baseball, loses all 3 in Anaheim. Even if they drop two games, they'll have Buerhle who has been amazing at home in game 6, and Garland who has been 10X better at home in game 7, with the possibility of El Duque.
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