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I'm taking Halladay for the 1st 5 innings in every game he pitches until he loses one. I'm 1-0 so far.
Does anyone else use this kind of strategy?
Ih8dancox
SBR Wise Guy
03-17-07
521
#2
Originally posted by fearless
I'm taking Halladay for the 1st 5 innings in every game he pitches until he loses one. I'm 1-0 so far.
Does anyone else use this kind of strategy?
I like him a lot too..
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pimike
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
03-23-08
37150
#3
I will with Peavy tomorrow
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whatisit
SBR Sharp
01-25-09
319
#4
Still rather new to MLB betting so was wondering if anyone knows why Felix Hernandez is the dog tomm against an unexperienced, mediocre pitcher? I thought they made lines based on the SP's?
Update: Hernandez said he was in “a lot of pain” after turning his right ankle in the first inning Monday, but that it wouldn’t prevent him from making his next start, the Seattle Times reports. Recommendation: “It was unbelievable how much pain,” Hernandez said. “But I told him [Wakamatsu], ‘I’m fine. I want to pitch. You’re not taking me out.’ Now I’m fine. I’m ready for the next one.” Hernandez twisted his ankle fielding a grounder in the first inning. While he might have been in pain, Hernandez wasn’t slowed by the injury. He sailed through eight innings, giving up one run and getting 19 of 24 outs via strikeout or groundout.