No choices? Again?
Yes, that is the truth of the matter. No teams made it through the two-filter gauntlet again today, so I have no value-based recommendations.
Last week: 9-3 (+269)
So far this season: 16-6 (+592)
Check back tomorrow.
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Yes, that is the truth of the matter. No teams made it through the two-filter gauntlet again today, so I have no value-based recommendations.
Giving -400 on the Yankees was a decided risk, and I had some doubts about that. But Mussina was going and the Royales with Cheese hadn't beaten anybody for quite a while. And still, the Yanks had the tying run at third with one out, a great chance to at least tie the game with Jason Giambi at the plate. I guess the late hour caused Joe Torre to not put a runner in for Gary Sheffield, allowing Giambino to ground into the game-ending DP. So it goes.
A win is a win. I saidI thought the Rangers would beat the A's, which they did. Good for me. I also said I thought Millwood would be a major reason why. He wasn't, giving up 7 runs in 5 innings, leaving the game with the Rangers in a 7-run hole.
Another pair of fairly easy wins yesterday.
I admit, I thought the Tigers were going down last evening. I changed the channel. I played with the dog. I yelled at the kids. I grumped about the White Sox not being on TV, even with MLB ExtraInnings.
Good luck.
Can the Kansas City Royals stay this bad this long? The current skid is a 10-gamer, and the Tigers are playing very good baseball. Seems the Royals have to win sometime. The bettors know this, but the bettors have an aversion against bad teams. So do I.
The White Sox' holding that 4-2 lead late in the game would have made my weekend much better, but hey, who's to quibble over 3-1 on the bases and 1-0 on the ice.
Nothing like a 3-0 Saturday to make the weekend worthwhile, eh?
I seem to be in a win-one-lose-one cycle. Maybe today we'll break out of it.
Downer yesterday, and the current results:
Little time for self congratulations, but:
Yesterday: 2-0, up 240 points. In the interest of full disclosure, my odds quote on the Red sox was off, um, by, well, alot. By the time I invested in them they were -171. So it goes, I guess. Still they won, so I was up 100 on the Bosox, and 140 on the Giants.
Good luck.
Been a long time, but here are two decent picks for tonight, Monday May 15:
Neither of these is a lead-pipe lock to win, but both seem to offer good value. The Red Sox are teh better pick of the two, the Giants actually grade on my system as even money. I'm just posting them because you get far better than even money on SF.
Good luck.