Where can I find a complete history of closing totals numbers for MLB? I simply can't find them anywhere. Covers just does that bullshit "8.5..9" with no ******* lines. Plzzzz and ty.
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You are going to manually enter this data in?Comment -
sorry, could you tell me where SBR has that info? I can't seem to find it
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covers has lines on total so long as it wasnt a push (don't ask me why). It gives you the line on the winning side, which you can use to calculate the line on the losing side. I believe they're 10c lines.Comment -
SBR has a couple of different "types" of history. However, this is what you are looking for:
That link will take you to May, 8th 2007, then you will see the the line history for each game and just select the total link. There is also a calendar to the right to change the date.
BoL,
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there is a book by Phil Erwin every year that i think has what you are looking for from the gamblers book club but its like 32 dollars per year per bookComment -
Thanks! This is a pretty good source.
I was looking at using covers as a closing line source, but now may switch to bigguy.com. Anyone else have any suggestions?
I have discovered that the SBR scores site has holes in it (After spending 4 hours building a closing line scraper, of course! That work was a waste)
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