I bet them both but for lower amounts....just gun shy on bases in August and September last few years. That's why I will keep them off my actual record.....if things continue going ok I may jump back in for the full price.
ps.....nobody would complain if they were added to my record? Hmmmmm....did you forget I was vitterd? I once said I should have won a game that I lost and these guys said I kept a separate record for should have won games.
I have to say shame on us all. I usually read the previews on every game. Have you ever heard the term, "Black Armband Game?" This is when a tragic event occurs and a team wins for a fallen comrade. These games rarely lose. On the night Doc Rivers returned from his dad's funeral after missing a few games the Celtics won by 40. I could give you dozens of examples. Again, I'm not feeling well so I did not prepare for tonight's games. The Red Sox were a lock!
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/1...ger-diagnosed-lymphoma-sidelined-indefinitely
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/1...ger-diagnosed-lymphoma-sidelined-indefinitely
Emotional day for Red Sox By The Sports Xchange
BOSTON -- An emotional day at the ballpark ended on an up note for the Red Sox on Friday night.
"We as a group have been walking around with a heavy heart today. Our leader, our friend, our manager shared some pretty devastating news with us today," Torey Lovullo, the interim manager, said after the Red Sox followed the news that manager John Farrell is battling lymphoma with a 15-1 rout of the Seattle Mariners on Friday night.
"We hit just about every emotion you possibly can that was capped off by a lot of excitement in the dugout -- and I think these guys did that for John. They went out there and they fought hard, played hard and played with a ton of energy for John today."
The players got the news in a pre-game meeting that apparently didn't include starting pitcher Joe Kelly, who went six innings to win his third straight game.
"We're going to fight for John and like Papi (David Ortiz) said, 'We're on this ride with John. We're all together. We're a family,' " said Lovullo, who added he expects to see Farrell around Fenway Park until the treatments begin and that he will let Farrell tell him how much he wants to talk baseball when the chemo starts.
Before the game, second baseman Dustin Pedroia, still on the disabled list, said, "We know he's going to get through this. We'll all get through it together and do anything we can to help him."
BOSTON -- An emotional day at the ballpark ended on an up note for the Red Sox on Friday night.
"We as a group have been walking around with a heavy heart today. Our leader, our friend, our manager shared some pretty devastating news with us today," Torey Lovullo, the interim manager, said after the Red Sox followed the news that manager John Farrell is battling lymphoma with a 15-1 rout of the Seattle Mariners on Friday night.
"We hit just about every emotion you possibly can that was capped off by a lot of excitement in the dugout -- and I think these guys did that for John. They went out there and they fought hard, played hard and played with a ton of energy for John today."
The players got the news in a pre-game meeting that apparently didn't include starting pitcher Joe Kelly, who went six innings to win his third straight game.
"We're going to fight for John and like Papi (David Ortiz) said, 'We're on this ride with John. We're all together. We're a family,' " said Lovullo, who added he expects to see Farrell around Fenway Park until the treatments begin and that he will let Farrell tell him how much he wants to talk baseball when the chemo starts.
Before the game, second baseman Dustin Pedroia, still on the disabled list, said, "We know he's going to get through this. We'll all get through it together and do anything we can to help him."
^^^I liked that but it just fell to 40-40.5 so I'm off it at the current #
Well guys I just had to wade in the bloody waters yesterday and mainly due to HOU failing to uphold its recent 19-4 Home streak I surrendered $-240 to cross into negative territory at -$41.
SUNDAY = ATL +107 / COL -105 / BOS -110 / OVER 8 +105 cle-min / CUB +182
Well guys I just had to wade in the bloody waters yesterday and mainly due to HOU failing to uphold its recent 19-4 Home streak I surrendered $-240 to cross into negative territory at -$41.
SUNDAY = ATL +107 / COL -105 / BOS -110 / OVER 8 +105 cle-min / CUB +182
2-3(-95)
Don't know if this thread includes Futures/Props with value, but if Yes, 1/2 Unit on Tyrod Taylor (+325) to start Game 1 for Buff(Bookmaker).
Before Exhibition Game 1, Taylor and Cassel were Co Favorites at about +130. After game 1, where Cassel Dinked and dunked to 7-8 for 45 yards, he's now -400 and Taylor is +325? Cassel scored no points. Taylor was 5-8 for 48 yards, BUT led 2 TD drives in 3 drives had a big drop, and also scrambled 6 times for 47 yards. Taylor will start Exhibition game 2 against Cleve #1's, and if performs well, I think he wins the job. Worth a shot at good odds in what is a toss up with Cassel.
Don't know if this thread includes Futures/Props with value, but if Yes, 1/2 Unit on Tyrod Taylor (+325) to start Game 1 for Buff(Bookmaker).
Before Exhibition Game 1, Taylor and Cassel were Co Favorites at about +130. After game 1, where Cassel Dinked and dunked to 7-8 for 45 yards, he's now -400 and Taylor is +325? Cassel scored no points. Taylor was 5-8 for 48 yards, BUT led 2 TD drives in 3 drives had a big drop, and also scrambled 6 times for 47 yards. Taylor will start Exhibition game 2 against Cleve #1's, and if performs well, I think he wins the job. Worth a shot at good odds in what is a toss up with Cassel.
