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This is the first time this baseball season that I have played a game for more than 5 units. It's not my GOY because if it was, I couldn't have a second GOY, if something just as good as this game comes up again. Most of you know I don't base my plays on pitching matchups but the numbers for this game are so good, this is the first and may be the only play I will post based on who is pitching. Under my usual way of finding plays, this game would be a non-play, so it's the numbers only that make this a great play.
I see ChuckE has his biggest play also today, but we are on different plays. I don't know what the chances are of two of us posting our biggest plays on the same night. Good luck to ChuckE and if you want you could also parley our two plays together. OK, here are the numbers for the San Francisco Giants at Houston game.
Houston is 16-6 at home this year. Not bad, but here comes the good part. Jamey Wright is pitching for San Francisco. Look at these numbers for Jamey Wright vs. HOUSTON since 1997.
Jamey WRIGHT is 0-12 when starting against HOUSTON with an ERA of 7.90 and a WHIP of 1.932. His team's record is 1-14 in these starts.
This means there is just one chance out of 15 chances this play will lose. This means Wright is allowing almost two base runners each inning and his almost 8 ERA, means that he didn't lose low scoring games because of no run support. HE SUCKS PITCHING TO HOUSTON.
I still don't like laying a lot of juice so PLAY HOUSTON -1 run, -104. I just rechecked Pinnicle and the line is now -106. See what my play did after I played it.
You can't lose if Houston only wins by one run, just tie. I think it's worth it to keep from having to lay -143.
I may have a couple more plays later today, but I may also just ride with this one game, which is a better play than anything else on Tuesday.
I see ChuckE has his biggest play also today, but we are on different plays. I don't know what the chances are of two of us posting our biggest plays on the same night. Good luck to ChuckE and if you want you could also parley our two plays together. OK, here are the numbers for the San Francisco Giants at Houston game.
Houston is 16-6 at home this year. Not bad, but here comes the good part. Jamey Wright is pitching for San Francisco. Look at these numbers for Jamey Wright vs. HOUSTON since 1997.
Jamey WRIGHT is 0-12 when starting against HOUSTON with an ERA of 7.90 and a WHIP of 1.932. His team's record is 1-14 in these starts.
This means there is just one chance out of 15 chances this play will lose. This means Wright is allowing almost two base runners each inning and his almost 8 ERA, means that he didn't lose low scoring games because of no run support. HE SUCKS PITCHING TO HOUSTON.
I still don't like laying a lot of juice so PLAY HOUSTON -1 run, -104. I just rechecked Pinnicle and the line is now -106. See what my play did after I played it.
You can't lose if Houston only wins by one run, just tie. I think it's worth it to keep from having to lay -143.
I may have a couple more plays later today, but I may also just ride with this one game, which is a better play than anything else on Tuesday.
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