You know, I love playing systems. I mean, I very rarily play a striaght game anymore. However, the one thing I don't like about systems like morrisons is, it never takes into consideration critical aspects of capping like starting pitching. This is a bad matchup today...oswalt has been good, and rusty finally got his first win. No capper in their right mind would take this game, unless they were taking on houston on the run line. But with that said, I couldn't count the number of times thru playing the systems, that we run across situations like this, and the game wins. As for myself, I'm not a big player, and mainly play for a hobby, so I'll play the thing really small. But if I was a player who did this for a living, I think I would have to pass.
Good luck guys and gals
Why would you EVER chase them?...they're the WORST team in baseball...the only reason they have a better record than Baltimore is because they play in the worst division and Baltimore plays in the best...
Besides...Milwaukee just got their got their asses handed to them by the Giants and are lookin to whoop up on someone...and last time I checked...didn't they beat Pitt twice this year by like 100 runs...
You're certifiably insane if you chase Pitt...even if you get lucky and win...it's not a smart play.
-John
All quiet on the Morrison front
Actually the title of "Worst Team in Baseball" belongs to the Cleveland Indians;+)-, although their record may be a 3 games better, they clearly are a team without direction. Yes we can easily lump in Pitt, Baltimore & Houston.
Just my 2 cents.
The Morrison people are eeerily silent today. Just can't wait to se how they spin their 2nd loss in 6 years
hno:
Actually the title of "Worst Team in Baseball" belongs to the Cleveland Indians;+)-, although their record may be a 3 games better, they clearly are a team without direction. Yes we can easily lump in Pitt, Baltimore & Houston.
Just my 2 cents.
The Morrison people are eeerily silent today. Just can't wait to se how they spin their 2nd loss in 6 years
hno:Actually the title of "Worst Team in Baseball" belongs to the Cleveland Indians;+)-, although their record may be a 3 games better, they clearly are a team without direction. Yes we can easily lump in Pitt, Baltimore & Houston.
Just my 2 cents.
The Morrison people are eeerily silent today. Just can't wait to se how they spin their 2nd loss in 6 years
Agree to disagree.
Ya...it really is amazing how you can go 6 years without a loss...and then WHAM...2 losses in the span of 20 games or so...it couldn't be the fact that his system just isn't that good...so I guess we'll just have to attribute it to bad luck.:hugesmile
-John
You knew this was coming!!!!
Yesterday proved to be invaluable! Although The betting series with
Pittsburgh began with them being within the .15 range of RPI
differential, that quickly changed as soon as they lost their first
game. Pittsburgh had an RPI of .459 to Houston's .477 (.18 difference)
before the [B} wager began, and an even greater deficit before the
[C] game began. We must keep in mind that under no circumstances
should a wager be made when the RPI difference between two teams is
greater than .15. Going forward, it's important to walk away from a
betting series if the RPI difference between two teams become
greater than the .15 limit during any time within the series!hno:
Yesterday proved to be invaluable! Although The betting series with
Pittsburgh began with them being within the .15 range of RPI
differential, that quickly changed as soon as they lost their first
game. Pittsburgh had an RPI of .459 to Houston's .477 (.18 difference)
before the [B} wager began, and an even greater deficit before the
[C] game began. We must keep in mind that under no circumstances
should a wager be made when the RPI difference between two teams is
greater than .15. Going forward, it's important to walk away from a
betting series if the RPI difference between two teams become
greater than the .15 limit during any time within the series!
hno:
