Is there a way to actually look to see if line movement is because of an injury or do you just go with your instinct?
For instance today Aramis Ramirez is out for the Cubs. The line has moved from -155/135 to -136/129
Thoughts?
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05-26-11 12:40 PM #1
Line movement w/ injury
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05-26-11 12:49 PM #2
If you want to figure out why a line moved, and if it was significant.
Try to correlate when the line moved, and what new info became available. New info could be lineups, pitching change, weather, or just some random punter moving lines.
Though remember correlation does not mean causation.
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