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Post your 2011 Money Makers
1. I hope Mike Pelfrey starts off hot again so I can fade him, like last year, HARD.
2. Runs in baseball have gone down about 10% over the last five years. Don't expect it to change. Good arms are everywhere.
3. Brewers. We'll see how the moves change their price, but they may be every bit as good as the Reds.
Colorado at home when De La Rosa is on the mound. Should be moneys.
The 'under' at Arthur Andersen Memorial, er, Minute Maid Park.
Will also strongly consider the 'under' for any team with a season win total above 95.
'Over' 68½ for the number of games I watch in their entirety with the MUTE button activated on my TV.
Can't wait till MLB starts again boys, big money to be made there.
Under on the Giants win total if its anywhere near 90, they will miss Uribe terribly and are due for a pitching injury or 2 after all the innings the staff worked in 2010.
I'm looking forward to see at what number books will cap the teams. I love season long prop bets.
Padres Under at home against mostly any other team.
White Sox over at home.
I wouldn't buy the Braves too hard to start off. I know they were best or near best in the majors at home last year, but that had a lot to do with Bobby I feel. Have to see how the '11 team chemistry works. I would be more inclined to fade them on the road if anything.Originally Posted by Stinger
Countdown begins. spring training in 7 weeks or so
Royals UNDER hit 60% last year.
i cant wait either
Bet against Pittsburgh on the road last year, it was like heaven. I see more of the same.
yeah ... hearddd that ....
they are horrendous
and will be bad again .. I have them ranked in my bottom 3 for power rankings
Wish baseball season was here already, NFL for me anyway is not beatable.
I'm betting against the Rays. They lost Crawford, Pena, Bartlet, and maybe more.
great point and public will love them this year imo.
Toronto is gonna still be very undervalued this year, looking forward to pound them against pitchers who throw over 60% of fastballs with a high strike/pitch ratio
Toronto is gonna still be very undervalued this year, looking forward to pound them against pitchers who throw over 60% of fastballs with a high strike/pitch ratio... mother fukking fastball hitters looking to tee off
public has seemed to love them the last few years .. especially last year .. but losing so many big names I think they could be actually undervalued .. i still don't like them but value could be there ... public will not be all over them like last year ... they will be all over the bo soxs nuts this year
yeah, i agree. will have to see what the early season lines are. i think most people have lost a lot of confidence the rays can keep pace in that division after the marquee losses.
The braves should be overvalued this year
agreed
Florida Marlins will provide us a lot of money.....
1-Josh Jonhson
2-Ricky Nolasco
3-Javier Vazquez
4-Anibal Sanchez
5-Chris Volstad
i hope this rotation will keep a lot of hitters/teams under 4 runs the first five innings.
Limited to good spots, consider a 3 game chaser with the phils. If they are at home for a 3 game series against a terrible team, like the pirates or diamondbacks. especially if the series will feature any 3 of the big 4, the likelihood of a 3 game sweep at home to the hands of shiite team is very near 0. (but not 0. never 0)
If pettite leaves the yanks, I will look forward to fading them all year. Every pitcher in their rotation is a talented question mark at this point. They are a falling stock and cashman has not done well rebuilding the aging talent. This could be the year the yanks get exposed. expect dog wins with solid young teams
Back JJ every start. Fade Mil early on and back cubs early on..
Philly. Boston. New York. Milwaukee. Cinnci. Texas. San Fran
will have to pay premium on all of these teams early on whether they are successful or not
our job to find out which ones will struggle
Agreed, our job could also be to see what crap team will have a good start.
Like the jays last year for instance..
Toronto is gonna still be very undervalued this year, looking forward to pound them against pitchers who throw over 60% of fastballs with a high strike/pitch ratio
dittohr show in the dome.
Against the Marlins when Vasquez pitches on the road
i'm going to do some research for maybe the top 5 pitchers to fit the bill of lousy daytime pitchers.
cole hamels for instance is an overall stud, but batters can see his change up much better in the day than during night games. daytime away games could be good spots for a fade as he'll be favored more often than not
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