2009 MLB Side Value Plays

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  • accuscore
    SBR Rookie
    • 03-31-09
    • 22

    #1
    2009 MLB Side Value Plays
    This will be my thread of 2009 MLB moneyline picks that have side value.

    Usually I prefer underdogs, but there aren't a lot of big dogs on the board today.

    Atlanta -103
    Florida -142
    Arizona -146

    Atlanta is my favorite pick. Moyer had a 6.55 ERA in two starts against Atlanta last year, while Jurrjens had a 3.33 ERA in four starts against Philly last year.
  • DFoster
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 03-02-09
    • 712

    #2
    Are you using accuscores side value picks based on their simulation based win percetage possibilty or are you using your own numbers here?
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    • accuscore
      SBR Rookie
      • 03-31-09
      • 22

      #3
      Going with the AccuScore sims to get side value.
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      • accuscore
        SBR Rookie
        • 03-31-09
        • 22

        #4
        2-1 yesterday. Today's picks:

        Toronto -128
        St Louis -152
        Florida -132
        Tampa Bay +138

        Also, a game that isn't a side value play, but that I am leaning towards is Milwaukee -109 over the Giants. Yovani Gallardo was strong out of the gate last year, with a 1.88 ERA in four starts before going down for the season with an injury. Randy Johnson has gotten off to a slow start in the last three years, with his best April yielding a 4.71 ERA. I'm guessing the veteran lefty will take longer to get in to season form, which could be trouble against the Brewers offense today. Combine Gallardo's talent to shut down a weak Giants offense (no, I don't give them much credit for beating up on Jeff Suppan yesterday), and Johnson's slow start, and I love the value of the Brewers.
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        • accuscore
          SBR Rookie
          • 03-31-09
          • 22

          #5
          2-2 yesterday, including winning Tampa Bay +138. Total is 4-3 for +81.27 units at 100 units per game.

          Today's games:

          LAD -141
          CWS -152
          Bos -144

          On the Dodgers: Aside from the fact that I think Clayton Kershaw is going to have a breakout season, I love this pitching matchup. This is mainly due to Kevin Correia. Correia has a career 4.31 ERA as a reliever, but is worse as a starter, with a 4.78 ERA.

          On the Red Sox: Matt Garza had a breakout year last year, but not against the Red Sox. In four starts against Boston, Garza had a 4.50 ERA. Meanwhile, Daisuke Matsuzaka had a 3.00 ERA in three starts against the Rays last year, creating a favorable matchup tonight.
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