The Official SBRtv MLB Auto-Fade List money train kept rolling over the weekend. There were a few losses with favorite money lines, as is to be expected, but there were enough wins to more than make up for those losses, and the list gained about 2 units in profit over the weekend. The overall record of the list now stands at 24-11, +10.3 units, with an average line of -140. As always, these numbers are based on the closing line at Pinnacle.
Another starting pitcher, J.A. Happ, will have to be taken off the list though, as Houston has sent him down to the minors. Not a huge surprise. Any starting pitcher truly worthy of being on the list is not likely to stay in the majors for too long. The list managers see the fact that almost all of the starting pitchers they initially put on the list are now no longer starting as a good sign.
Randy Wells of the Chicago Cubs is now the only starting pitcher on the list. Wells delivered with a loss on Sunday, and is likely to get a start on the road at Atlanta this weekend, where he will probably be a significantly big underdog.
Houston, very probably the worst overall team in the majors, but with a new influx of young players being brought in to play out the year, will be a big underdog in their upcoming series at Arizona. Their lines may be bottoming out just as their team stabilizes its performance on the field. So they will be an Auto-Fade for this week’s Arizona series, but they may not stay on the list too much longer. And Seattle, an Auto-Fade this week at Texas, may also have lines catching up to their current form, as they open the series as a well over +200 underdog for Game 1.
So the list may get a big revision with the next show on Thursday, tune in to see what the cappers think. And if you have any suggestions for the list, post them in the thread on SBRForum.com.
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Auto-Fade List up to 24-11, +10.3 units
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