No, I am right!
here's the proof
http://www.sportsrumble.com/computer.htm
You might want to label your own posts comps or paid before you tell others to do it
No, I am right!
here's the proof
http://www.sportsrumble.com/computer.htm
You might want to label your own posts comps or paid before you tell others to do it
Wash Over-1
Cin-3 Under-2
Mets-1 Over
Phi-8 Under
Hou-2 Over
Atl-2 Under
Pit-3 Over
Mil-5 Under
Fla-1 Over-1
Col-5 Under
Cubs-3 Over
Stl-6 Under-1
Lad-4 Over-1
Sf-1 Under-1
Sd-4 Over-1
Az-5 Under
Tex-4 Over-1
Bal-1 Under-1
Kc-2 Over
Tb-5 Under-1
Oak-6 Over
W.sox-3 Under-2
Clev-3 Over
Min-2 Under-1
Tor-4 Over
Laa-4 Under-1
Det-8 Over-1
Sea-1 Under
Bos-7 Over-2
Nyy-3 Under-4
Cin-3 Under-2
Mets-1 Over
Phi-8 Under
Hou-2 Over
Atl-2 Under
Pit-3 Over
Mil-5 Under
Fla-1 Over-1
Col-5 Under
Cubs-3 Over
Stl-6 Under-1
Lad-4 Over-1
Sf-1 Under-1
Sd-4 Over-1
Az-5 Under
Tex-4 Over-1
Bal-1 Under-1
Kc-2 Over
Tb-5 Under-1
Oak-6 Over
W.sox-3 Under-2
Clev-3 Over
Min-2 Under-1
Tor-4 Over
Laa-4 Under-1
Det-8 Over-1
Sea-1 Under
Bos-7 Over-2
Nyy-3 Under-4
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Sport: MLB Baseball
Game: New York Mets @ Philadelphia Phillies - Sunday July 6, 2008 1:35 pm
Pick: 3 units MONEYLINE: New York Mets +109
We like the Mets at plus odds here to beat Philly and take this series, based on Mets' recent scoring punch and a favorable pitching match-up in this game. First, the Mets match up well with Philly starter Kendrick, who they already crushed, 8-2, earlier this season, in Philly. But that was not just a coincidence, given that Kendrick is a contact and groundball pitcher, and Mets have been pounding those types TY (5 RPG vs contact pitchers and 5.7 RPG vs GB pitchers). For that reason, as well as the occasional unpredictability of Mets starter Perez, we recommend putting most of your Mets money on the Mets over 4.5 on individual team totals line (in other words, betting that the Mets will score 5> runs, regardless of how many runs Philly scores or even who wins the game).This should not be too daunting of a task for the Mets, who have plated 7> runs in 6 of their last 11 games, including 9 in saturday's game, in which they shredded the Philly bullpen for 6 runs in last two innings to break open a close game. Mets are also better away in day games (10-7) than away at night (11-19).
Mets starter Oliver Perez has held Philly at bay not only TY (having already pitched 11 scoreless innings against them, including 6 in Philly), but also throughout his career pitching in Philly, where he has a 3-1 record. So although Philly hits LHPs well at home (6.3 RPG), the fact that they struggle vs power pitchers like Perez (hitting only 3.8 RPG against them) partially explains their fultility against him so f ar TY.However, before we get too carried away singing the praises of Perez, we should also mention that he throws in a real "stinker' once in awhile, and you never know quite when he will let you down. For that reason, we limit this pick to three units, and we repeat that if you have access to individual team totals lines, we believe the better betting angle is to bet Mets over 4.5 runs for 2-3 units and Mets for one or two units to win the game.
Sport: MLB Baseball
Game: New York Mets @ Philadelphia Phillies - Sunday July 6, 2008 1:35 pm
Pick: 3 units MONEYLINE: New York Mets +109
We like the Mets at plus odds here to beat Philly and take this series, based on Mets' recent scoring punch and a favorable pitching match-up in this game. First, the Mets match up well with Philly starter Kendrick, who they already crushed, 8-2, earlier this season, in Philly. But that was not just a coincidence, given that Kendrick is a contact and groundball pitcher, and Mets have been pounding those types TY (5 RPG vs contact pitchers and 5.7 RPG vs GB pitchers). For that reason, as well as the occasional unpredictability of Mets starter Perez, we recommend putting most of your Mets money on the Mets over 4.5 on individual team totals line (in other words, betting that the Mets will score 5> runs, regardless of how many runs Philly scores or even who wins the game).This should not be too daunting of a task for the Mets, who have plated 7> runs in 6 of their last 11 games, including 9 in saturday's game, in which they shredded the Philly bullpen for 6 runs in last two innings to break open a close game. Mets are also better away in day games (10-7) than away at night (11-19).
Mets starter Oliver Perez has held Philly at bay not only TY (having already pitched 11 scoreless innings against them, including 6 in Philly), but also throughout his career pitching in Philly, where he has a 3-1 record. So although Philly hits LHPs well at home (6.3 RPG), the fact that they struggle vs power pitchers like Perez (hitting only 3.8 RPG against them) partially explains their fultility against him so f ar TY.However, before we get too carried away singing the praises of Perez, we should also mention that he throws in a real "stinker' once in awhile, and you never know quite when he will let you down. For that reason, we limit this pick to three units, and we repeat that if you have access to individual team totals lines, we believe the better betting angle is to bet Mets over 4.5 runs for 2-3 units and Mets for one or two units to win the game.
here we go again, someone with the wrong info, gets called out for being wrong, goes to the standard "post count" defense! So as long as you have more post, it doesn't matter if your post are wrong? Just drop an f- bomb and say post count, it should deflect from your ignorance.
Another rx classic
i didn't try and pass off anything,i post them as i find them thats more than you have done except to try and find others faults.this whole thing also has nothing to do with you so you should keep your nose out of it.im also on the east coast and if you want to go to the dentist please let me know where i can meet you,id like to say hello in person
