I mean its one of (if not THE) best pitcher in the league, at home, against the Pirates?! -250 is A LOT but you dont pay juice when you win.
Anyone have a good reason not to take this?
Anyone have a good reason not to take this?
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"Few pitchers in recent years have dominated Interleague Play like Verlander, 15-2 with a 2.94 ERA for his career against the National League. He won all three of his Interleague starts last year, allowing two runs on 15 hits over 24 innings."
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could take the -1.5 if you dont want the juiceComment -
Originally posted by taxe91
I dont play runlines, everytime I do they win by 1 and it drives me insane
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what percentage chance do you think the tigers win?Comment -
I think at least 70%-80%...whats that translate to moneyline wise?Originally posted by antifoilComment -
Verlander is 10-1 at home in his career in interleague play. Respectable, he is 8-3 on the RL in those starts. Yet his average win margin by 2.8. Further, the Tigers as a team are very good interleague team. Since 2004, as a home fav they are 47-16. However, they never had a losing season until last where they went 4-5 as a home fav. Yet, Verlander was two of those wins.
Ideally, it's a solid play, but I personally do not play home RL's due to the moderate percentage of home team not batting in the bottom of the ninth. I will probably play them in a 2T parlay(only) or -1, or just pass.
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10 percent is a wide range. you should narrow it down more.Comment -
I have Verlander at 16-6 career in interleague play...
Losses...
10-21-06 v. STL
10-27-06 v. STL
06-16-08 v. SF
06-16-09 v. STL
06-29-09 v. HOU
06-22-10 v. NYMComment -
Gonna be a nice sunny day, Friday evening game coming off a loss to a bad team at home (no travel)...they bounce back hard under their ace against an inferior team....80%Comment -
-233 to -400Originally posted by nrok2118Comment -
yeah that shows you how far off you are at guessing. when was the last time you saw a mlb team at -400 for 80 percent chance?Comment
