Interesting line for Sunday night baseball (Phils at Nats)

[No coincidences]

Hamels and Philly are currently +111 at Pinny after a +106 open. Hamels has been very solid so far this season and the Phils are looking to avoid a sweep. Zimmermann is on the bump for Washington; he's a tremendous young pitcher and almost always nails, but Washington never hits when he pitches.

Pinny has +111/-118, while Bodog is at only +100/-120. Surprised to see the early line moving Washington's direction. Even though the Nats are hot and undoubtedly the better team right now, this particular matchup seems to favor Philly all things considered.

Thoughts?

[BigBoi]

Under looks better to me but I know you dont play totals much. Phillys offense doesnt strike fear right now but neither does Washington. Both teams are prolly even but gave a little lean to the Nats for being at home. Kind of a head scratcher.

[starfire]

Cy Hamels my ManCrush!

[HoulihansTX]

No time soon will I bet vs Nats @Home.

[freshguy222]

hamels may not give up more than 2 or they will lose the way philly is hitting

[Allure]

Why the comparison with Bodog, do you consider them to be a sharp MLB book?

[Love The Action]

Hamels and Philly are currently +111 at Pinny after a +106 open. Hamels has been very solid so far this season and the Phils are looking to avoid a sweep. Zimmermann is on the bump for Washington; he's a tremendous young pitcher and almost always nails, but Washington never hits when he pitches.

Pinny has +111/-118, while Bodog is at only +100/-120. Surprised to see the early line moving Washington's direction. Even though the Nats are hot and undoubtedly the better team right now, this particular matchup seems to favor Philly all things considered.

Thoughts?

It sounds like you believe past run support has some sort of correlation to future run support. It does not and is one of the biggest red herrings in baseball investing. GL

[lakerboy]

It sounds like you believe past run support has some sort of correlation to future run support. It does not and is one of the biggest red herrings in baseball investing. GL

Every game is a one off.

[hydrosmak]

Why the comparison with Bodog, do you consider them to be a sharp MLB book?

Nope, actually very square which makes it useful to compare to sharp books.

[No coincidences]

It sounds like you believe past run support has some sort of correlation to future run support. It does not and is one of the biggest red herrings in baseball investing. GL

Maybe not, but I don't know how you can ignore the lack of run support for Zimmermann. It's been pretty constant throughout his entire career.