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FoxFromGreece | 3 |
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Tailed all your plays. Amazing |
pederson16 | 170 |
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Quote Originally Posted by BankOnIt22:
Why tonight though? Likely due to divisional rivalries |
FoxFromGreece | 5 |
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Take the Blue Jays with confidence +125 They are the better team, playing lights out defensively, and their approach at the plate is confident and consistent, averaging 6.2 runs for the playoffs! Yamamoto has been lights out, but throwing 2 complete games, is in my opinion something that is NOT repeatable, and expect the Jays batters to wear him down with a 2nd look at him within 5 days. Vlad is being under-rated and should reach base a few times tonight, either through walks or base hits. The Jays have 5 hitters hitting .300 or above for the playoffs!!! I'd expect that to come through tonight facing Yamamoto for the 2nd time
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Bigballer | 7 |
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Quote Originally Posted by lookingtowin:
@ Stryc9Nine exactly and is their any other player in baseball who can lift and carry his team nope Ohtani is the only one I know of and he is a lurking figure. Guarantee you every Blue Jay fan has Ohtani in the back of their minds whether they want to admit it or not
Jays fan here, not worried about Ohtani at all. He's hitting 0.250 in the playoffs, and a bulk of that is from 3 games, where he went 9 for 12. Take away those 3 games, and he's 6 for 48, hitting a whopping 0.125 in the playoffs. Add on top of that, the Jays are not giving any hittable pitches, Ohtani is also 2 for 15 vs Gausman lifetime. Mookie is 3 for 23 this series, while Freeman is a more respectable 5 for 20. No one scares me in this lineup. Dodgers fans/bettors are praying for a miracle at this point |
JimmyGape | 44 |
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You're zooming in on 1 game, where the Dodgers played better. Jays have dominated the rest of the series. Mookie has been awful, and the bottom of the Dodgers order has been laughable. There's still time to cancel your bet, and bury this thread |
JimmyGape | 44 |
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Love it! Love the reasoning and all three plays...
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smellybunty | 16 |
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Any thoughts on buying in on Ravens futures? I'm seeing 20-1 on Ravens superbowl, 10-1 AFC, and -120 to win the division currently. They have a favorable schedule rest of season, with Bengals 2x, Jets, Browns, Steelers 2x |
Digitalkarma | 32 |
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Don't quit your day job bud
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ActionMagnet | 21 |
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If you've seen my threads throughout the playoffs, I've been all over the BJs, cant stop here, the Jays keep it rolling!!! The only pitcher in this series that has been able to stop the Jays has been Yamamoto, and Bryce Miller (of all the pitchers) in the M's series. Jays have managed to find that one BIG inning in 3 out of the 4 games vs the Dodgers. 9 run inning in Game 1, 4 run inning in 3, and 4 run inning in game 4. I think Jays find that magic late in the game again. BJ's +1.5 and ML, 1 unit each Kirk 2+ Bases +140 0.5 units Kirk HR +600 0.2 units Kirk Walk +160 0.2 units
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Bigballer | 2 |
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Like this one as well
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RayRayK | 15 |
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@Digitalkarma Well done!
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Digitalkarma | 18 |
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@Jars what a win!!! The Jay's doing blue jay things
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Bigballer | 7 |
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BJs +1.5 -120 for 1 unit I do think the Jays will have fresher legs today, as a few of their starters played 9 innings or fewer yesterday (Kirk, Bo, Barger), while almost the entire Dodgers lineup played 18 straight innings, including Ohtani. Jays show up hungry tonight, as they've played their best with their backs up against the wall this year. Taking the +1.5 for some insurance, in case this is a tight one late. With intentional walks in play, I'll also take a shot at Ohtani Under 0.5 hits +130.
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Bigballer | 7 |
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Took it on the chin for Game 2 But holding firm on the Jays tonight. Tyler Glasnow has a 1-4 record with an ERA of 5.82 and 68 strikeouts in 11 appearances against the Blue Jays in his career. Since 2014, when a team scores 2 or fewer runs in the World Series, they are 24-10 the next game
Blue Jays +1.5 -115 1 unit Ernie Clement HR +1200 0.15 Units
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Bigballer | 8 |
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I'm pretty sure Ohtani's HR odds have been around that price all season |
Drew61 | 9 |
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Like the Springer Dinger I think Clement is a very sneaky pick today as well at +1200
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KRG1 | 5 |
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As a Bluejays homer, I've been very pro Bluejays this year and have made quite a bit off their sides and totals this year. I'm confident that the BJ's keep their bats rolling tonight, and go up 2-0 on the series. I posted the below info previously in other threads, and will mention it here again, as this trend keeps winning. These are regular season stats, but the Jays are 12-3 after scoring double digit runs, and 11-4 to the over as well after scoring 10+ runs. Their lowest run output is 4 runs scored. They also have 3 instances of DD runs in the postseason, they are 2-1 the game after, the lone loss being the 6-1 meltdown vs the Yankees. They are also 3-0 over the next game. That's a combined 14-4 to the Jays winning this season, and 14-4 to the over. In the postseason, they also put up run totals of 13,6 and 8 in their next game. This trend says that when the BJs bats get hot, it carries over to the next game. I'll be betting the following Blue Jays Team Total Over 3.5 +110 1 unit Blue Jays Team Total Over 4.5 +200 0.5 units Blue Jays Team Over 5.5 +330 0.25 units Blue Jays to win +125 1 unit Blue Jays to win series +100 2 units Blue Jays series exacta 4-0 +1000 0.5 units Blue Jays series exacta 4-1 +650 0.5 units I should note that I already have a series bet on them at +190 prior to the game, and am adding to my position here.
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Bigballer | 8 |
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@THE_PRESIDENT Where are you seeing +200 currently? All I see is +180 everywhere. |
THE_PRESIDENT | 13 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Bigballer:
Game 1 - Snell vs Yesavage Game 2 - Yamamoto vs Gausman Game 3 - Glasnow vs Bieber Game 4 - Ohtani vs Scherzer Game 5 - Snell vs Yesavage Game 6 - Yamamoto vs Gausman Game 7 - Glasnow vs Bieber
I should mention, these are not confirmed, but rather potential matchups
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OO7CRUSHER | 6 |
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