most of the OS put up numbers for the next day game that you can bet the day before. tomorrows games have been up at least 4 hours etc. i do the pitchers 1st (in my pdws format and i already know what the numbers should and who's going to be at HP and weather. once they show it's just a matter of matching them up and going for it
they go by the pitchers number 1, but do adj for a few umps and wind conditions in cubs home games that why the number is so late in coming on the o/u
love questions. especially when someone is trying to understand the small things that give them a little extra advantage
there are 4 umps per game. they have a new ump crew starting with every 1st game of a series and they normally work the entire series
they change positions the next day from there previous ump position the 1st day. the rotation is always counter clock wise. so the hp ump from the 1st game goes to 3rd and the 1st base ump comes to 1st
the only time you have an advantage on the key umps is for the 1st and possible 2nd game of a series depend if the lines are out for the next day game b4 the umps are announced. if you pick them up early enough you should get about a 1 run advantage. eg hirshbeck in milk opened at 9- and closed at 8-
will almost always happen that way. the guys the make the lines will adj the number when they know an key under ump is going to be at HP. eg with texas yesterday and fletcher as ol number should have been closer to 11 than 9-
below is a site that you can use for ump info. it's also in my master spreadsheets
gl
http://www.statfox.com/mlb/umpirereport.asp?sortby=umpire
i know that most of you dont need any free money, but just in case someone had a tough day yesterday. i sure dont need it so have at it
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why would an ump be considered a waldo in one leauge but not the other?
Also i read one statement that i want to clarify, you said that a pitcher switching from the National to the American Leauge can expect his ERA to drop about a point?? Is that correct or do i have it backwards?
Also i read one statement that i want to clarify, you said that a pitcher switching from the National to the American Leauge can expect his ERA to drop about a point?? Is that correct or do i have it backwards?
