Joey- What's the limit? And I'm guessing you're the one that bump the lines? All lines are -105/-105 except the 5 you have selected and they are all -121/+111. I guess the lines move easily because I doubt they get much action.
I am leaning York +5.5, Queens -15, and Western +4.5 right now, but haven't looked into the games too much.
I am leaning York +5.5, Queens -15, and Western +4.5 right now, but haven't looked into the games too much.
Icemantbi,
I emailed Pinnacle about OHL pre season lines. here was the response...
Dear Client,
Thank you for your email.
Our norm is to offer lines for the Ontario Hockey League.
Kind regards,
Customer Service Department
Pinnacle Sports
Now i doubt they even know it's pre season. when they realize they likely won't line the games. but something to hope for i guess.
as for this football this is something i can't get into. i'm patriotic but this football is bad.
good luck though. hope you guys make some cash
I emailed Pinnacle about OHL pre season lines. here was the response...
Dear Client,
Thank you for your email.
Our norm is to offer lines for the Ontario Hockey League.
Kind regards,
Customer Service Department
Pinnacle Sports
Now i doubt they even know it's pre season. when they realize they likely won't line the games. but something to hope for i guess.
as for this football this is something i can't get into. i'm patriotic but this football is bad.
good luck though. hope you guys make some cash
One of the guys in my fantasy football league is actually the OL coach for the Ottawa Gee Gee's. I go to a few games during the year. It's not the absolute best football, but they have some damn good players in CIS (Jesse Lumsden played for McMaster a few years ago).
Great to hear Pinny seems to have their act together for the OHL season. I doubt they will put up preseason lines though, but that's ok because I would never bet on preseason games anyways.
I don't follow CIS football, but I bet the lines are soft. I've watched bits and pieces, I know the University of Toronto stinks year in and year out, they ALWAYS lose. I know Western has a very good football program. Will look into this, might throw a few dollars on it. But I agree, it isn't very good football, there are good players that came out of it, like Lumsden, but in the whole, it's not very good football.
Soo won't be a powerhouse like they were last year. New coach, as Hartsburgh is off to Ottawa, however Danny Lambert, his assistant is behind the bench, and he is a good coach, he's a players coach, the players like to play for him, he's had success when Hartsy was away during the WJC. We have a promising young goalie here, Bryce O'Hagan. He could be a very good goalie. They brought in Guelph backup St. Jacques to help him out a bit, but expect to see O'Hagan get the bulk of the starts. On offence, looks like Lyall and Caria will be back as OA's. Campbell will likely be back as OA on defence, and he will be their best d-man. If you saw his performance in last year's playoffs, you will see what I mean, he was their best D-man. They are all in training camp. The Soo drafted Jeff Beukeboom's kid, Brock his year. Supposedly, he is a decent d-man, but the book is still out on him. With all the losses due to graduation, they won't have the same scoring punch, but they have a decent defence and a good goaltending tandem and that should pay dividends. They will make the playoffs, but they won't contend for the division, the Spits should be the best team in the division or a championship this year. It's going to be an interesting season.
