Man, three of the losses were big plays on the FH over 3.5 and I watched 3 early runs only to see no more runs until, of course, the TOP of the 6th inning. Snakebitten but with no 3.5 FH lines around today, I'm going to actually try and cash on what I feel will be a very tightly played game.
UNDER 4 FH (TORONTO/SEATTLE)...BIG PLAY!!!: I keep going back to this and one of the main reasons is because the time of day that this is being played at. Seattle for whatever reason seems to freely score on the road and then be a bit more muted at home. I think that continues here as I feel that Kevin Gausman bounces back, though he was solid early in his first start of the series. As for Bryce Miller, I don't think he's all that great but if he gets into any really compromising situations, they have Brian Woo right behind him, who is really their best arm but who has been injured. With that said, I think the shadows and low humidity have this game play out a bit like the game yesterday afternoon in LA, also at sea level and with no humidity, which ended up going under. And I think Miller get's aided by the magnitude of this game as hitters might be pressing a bit more than usual, though the Jays have really woken up.
As for the second game, I continue to back LAD but the spreads are so high I can only parlay them or take them -1.5 to get a solid return. The Brewers were actually really good without Chourio, strange as it might be, and Ohtani has been so miserable at the plate that maybe getting him on the mound will help his hitting as it might serve as a distraction. Either way, I am still considering those options.
Do your own research, I had been cold for a few days and then had a medical procedure so haven't been around for the past couple of days. As always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
Man, three of the losses were big plays on the FH over 3.5 and I watched 3 early runs only to see no more runs until, of course, the TOP of the 6th inning. Snakebitten but with no 3.5 FH lines around today, I'm going to actually try and cash on what I feel will be a very tightly played game.
UNDER 4 FH (TORONTO/SEATTLE)...BIG PLAY!!!: I keep going back to this and one of the main reasons is because the time of day that this is being played at. Seattle for whatever reason seems to freely score on the road and then be a bit more muted at home. I think that continues here as I feel that Kevin Gausman bounces back, though he was solid early in his first start of the series. As for Bryce Miller, I don't think he's all that great but if he gets into any really compromising situations, they have Brian Woo right behind him, who is really their best arm but who has been injured. With that said, I think the shadows and low humidity have this game play out a bit like the game yesterday afternoon in LA, also at sea level and with no humidity, which ended up going under. And I think Miller get's aided by the magnitude of this game as hitters might be pressing a bit more than usual, though the Jays have really woken up.
As for the second game, I continue to back LAD but the spreads are so high I can only parlay them or take them -1.5 to get a solid return. The Brewers were actually really good without Chourio, strange as it might be, and Ohtani has been so miserable at the plate that maybe getting him on the mound will help his hitting as it might serve as a distraction. Either way, I am still considering those options.
Do your own research, I had been cold for a few days and then had a medical procedure so haven't been around for the past couple of days. As always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
YTD (MLB PLAYOFFS): 18-20-1 (BIG PLAY!!!: 5-8) Man, three of the losses were big plays on the FH over 3.5 and I watched 3 early runs only to see no more runs until, of course, the TOP of the 6th inning. Snakebitten but with no 3.5 FH lines around today, I'm going to actually try and cash on what I feel will be a very tightly played game. UNDER 4 FH (TORONTO/SEATTLE)...BIG PLAY!!!: I keep going back to this and one of the main reasons is because the time of day that this is being played at. Seattle for whatever reason seems to freely score on the road and then be a bit more muted at home. I think that continues here as I feel that Kevin Gausman bounces back, though he was solid early in his first start of the series. As for Bryce Miller, I don't think he's all that great but if he gets into any really compromising situations, they have Brian Woo right behind him, who is really their best arm but who has been injured. With that said, I think the shadows and low humidity have this game play out a bit like the game yesterday afternoon in LA, also at sea level and with no humidity, which ended up going under. And I think Miller get's aided by the magnitude of this game as hitters might be pressing a bit more than usual, though the Jays have really woken up. As for the second game, I continue to back LAD but the spreads are so high I can only parlay them or take them -1.5 to get a solid return. The Brewers were actually really good without Chourio, strange as it might be, and Ohtani has been so miserable at the plate that maybe getting him on the mound will help his hitting as it might serve as a distraction. Either way, I am still considering those options. Do your own research, I had been cold for a few daysand then had a medical procedure so haven't been around for the past couple of days. As always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
YTD (MLB PLAYOFFS): 18-20-1 (BIG PLAY!!!: 5-8) Man, three of the losses were big plays on the FH over 3.5 and I watched 3 early runs only to see no more runs until, of course, the TOP of the 6th inning. Snakebitten but with no 3.5 FH lines around today, I'm going to actually try and cash on what I feel will be a very tightly played game. UNDER 4 FH (TORONTO/SEATTLE)...BIG PLAY!!!: I keep going back to this and one of the main reasons is because the time of day that this is being played at. Seattle for whatever reason seems to freely score on the road and then be a bit more muted at home. I think that continues here as I feel that Kevin Gausman bounces back, though he was solid early in his first start of the series. As for Bryce Miller, I don't think he's all that great but if he gets into any really compromising situations, they have Brian Woo right behind him, who is really their best arm but who has been injured. With that said, I think the shadows and low humidity have this game play out a bit like the game yesterday afternoon in LA, also at sea level and with no humidity, which ended up going under. And I think Miller get's aided by the magnitude of this game as hitters might be pressing a bit more than usual, though the Jays have really woken up. As for the second game, I continue to back LAD but the spreads are so high I can only parlay them or take them -1.5 to get a solid return. The Brewers were actually really good without Chourio, strange as it might be, and Ohtani has been so miserable at the plate that maybe getting him on the mound will help his hitting as it might serve as a distraction. Either way, I am still considering those options. Do your own research, I had been cold for a few daysand then had a medical procedure so haven't been around for the past couple of days. As always, tail or fade, good luck to all...
Asleep at the wheel so that was the only play. So mad that I fell for a scam today that got reversed by Yahoo but crushed an hour of my day and hence why I couldn’t get back to posting
Asleep at the wheel so that was the only play. So mad that I fell for a scam today that got reversed by Yahoo but crushed an hour of my day and hence why I couldn’t get back to posting
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