trying to figure it out...
i mean i know royals, nationals, indians all suck... but also who has good value to fade.
public team like cubs, cardinals?
mets
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03-07-11 08:00 PM #1
best team to fade is?
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03-07-11 10:37 PM #2
Mariners are usually good for a loss, even when a good pitcher is on the mound for them. I mean it takes work to lose over 100 games.
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03-08-11 02:45 PM #3
Fade the Orioles and Cardinals.
Good Value teams:
Blue Jays@home
Rays@home
Padres @home
Look out for the Brew crew this year they will make some noise. I
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03-08-11 02:46 PM #4
Mariners and Royals will be much improved this year.
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03-08-11 07:51 PM #5
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03-08-11 09:35 PM #6
Madres, and Philly Blunts
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03-08-11 10:01 PM #7
Originally Posted by HoulihansTX
i get the madres... any reason on the philly blunts?
you think they are gonna lose a lot of 2-1 games
might do some labby lines fading teams...
so far cubs, royals, indians, yankees, phillies, mets, mariners
all could be opinions, dont want to fade more 3
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03-08-11 10:03 PM #8
cardinals losing wainwright will hurt them eventually as the rotation gets thin.
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03-08-11 10:23 PM #9
Cubs seem favored in a lot of games they shouldn't be. Maybe do a 3 game chase against them when they're favored for a series.
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03-08-11 10:29 PM #10
pirates blow fade city babe starting tomorrow
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03-08-11 10:30 PM #11
Originally Posted by dolphan34
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03-09-11 12:10 AM #12
Barring injuries of course
Fading the yankees @ the stadium might be slightly profitable even though they will likely still have 45 wins @ Home. Their lines are always jacked up by a quarter and likely will be -150 on most nights @ home.
Fading the redsox even @ their jacked up prices won't win you any money as they will win between 95-100 games.
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03-09-11 12:15 AM #13
astros and diamondbacks. pirates been winning in spring training, so have orioles
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03-09-11 10:33 AM #14
fade whoever joe public has money on
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03-09-11 10:37 AM #15
The only time I saw the Yankees at home at -150 was when they were playing the red sox or rays, and when mitre was on the mound. Usually it was around -200 and up
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03-09-11 11:55 AM #16
I'd probably fade the D'backs or the Royals. Both of those teams blow!!!
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03-09-11 01:12 PM #17
Yeah I know yankees at home on the 1.5. In a majority of series it cashed... idk how it will do this year.
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03-09-11 01:15 PM #18
The D-Backs will surprise you guys. They have a very talented pitching rotation.
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03-09-11 01:16 PM #19
Astros will be awful so that's an option.... fading re sox won't be profitable., I think yankees could be, just with teams like that you gotta ride out long win streaks, a team like astros could lose 10 in a row but u maybe laying 200 plus... trying to find a medium range team
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03-09-11 01:51 PM #20
the mets seemed to have lots of public money on them last year. I don't look as much for a team to fade as a team to ride. Last year, I was on the padres train until the all star break
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03-09-11 02:19 PM #21
I hate to say it, but fading the royals can win you some serious cash! The chances of the royals winning 1 of 3 is a long shot. We have good young bats coming up, but take a look at our rotation and the $ signs should yell "fade"!
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03-09-11 02:52 PM #22
From the AL East Champions to the cellar...or 4th. Fade the Rays all year long. This team has downgraded massively in alot of different positions and has not upgraded at all. Imo, of course.
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03-09-11 02:55 PM #23
Fading the Cubs every game will get you + money by the end of the year.
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03-10-11 04:42 PM #24
ALWAYS fade Pirates & Mariners on the road. EASY money.
May want to throw in Diamondbacks too. Their away record has been bad!
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03-11-11 11:29 AM #25
you cant fade bad teams because you will consistinly be laying -200 in the long run you will lose my team to teams to fade this year are minnesota and toronto
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03-11-11 06:22 PM #26
Why not get some information and see if possibly fading these teams on the RL would be effective.
create a few filters like of course if the "always fade" team is playing a team that is in the running for "should be faded" then dont play it.
or only use the RL when the opponent is in the top 5 of scoring or something.
not saying chase although you could maybe
just a few thoughts on it.
3g5
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03-11-11 07:45 PM #27
Spring training means absolutelly nothing... Originally Posted by face
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03-12-11 07:57 AM #28
Pirates on the road. Yankees
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03-12-11 08:07 AM #29
never lay more than -140/-150, fading and non fading (if that is even a word) will come and go from week to week. staying away from big favorites will never change. good luck!
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03-12-11 09:28 AM #30
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03-12-11 10:23 AM #31
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03-12-11 11:57 AM #32
Don't fade the Royals early. Look at the last few years and their incredible Opening Day win streaks.
Two years ago it was what? 16 games?
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03-13-11 06:52 AM #33
start with the cubs, hit the pirates, throw some at st louis... and there's always the orioles
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03-14-11 06:32 PM #34
got a lot of options from this thread.
i think i'll pick 3 teams
play each day just for the same amount, and if im fading say the pirates and they are playing the giants, if the giants are -180 or higher, than i will fade pirates on the rl.
good idea or bad idea?
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03-14-11 06:37 PM #35
so far i think
1) Cubs public team and favorite alot
2) Astros they will be awful this year
3) Mets gonna be a long year
4) indians or royals also
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