This may sound like a dumb question, but I'd like your take on using the ML vs. the RL. Do you only base it on Run-Line Conversion Lines, or is there something else you base it on? Thanks for any help.
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04-08-11 12:57 AM #1
RL vs. ML
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04-08-11 02:01 AM #2
Baseball is a one run game.
That is why closers are so important. If the Yankees were up by 5 runs every time they entered the 9th inning, then Rivera would be irrelevant.
Just keep that in mind when playing RL's
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