2019 Tampa Bay Rays Over/Under 84 Wins 🧢

[Hman]

5dimes


Wed 10/30 26053 TAM regular season wins over 84
-115
12:00PM 26054 TAM regular season wins under 84
-105

[Hman]

Surprised last year with 90 wins in a tough division where Boston & the Yankees dominated

[jjgold]

Tampa is always and underrated team you get your bang for buck

[kidcudi92]

Over

Never take a Rays under, they will always go on an incredible streak during the season

[trobin31]

Don't like the loss of Wilson Ramos

Orioles should be better now that Buck Showalter is gone, not sure about blue jays. usually Rays don't get to pick up easy wins against Orioles and blue Jay's but it's the key to how well they performed win totals last year. Jay's and Orioles were especially bad last year and if they sniff 85-90 wins it will be because those other two division opponents still stink as badly.

[cburland10]

Don't like the loss of Wilson Ramos

Orioles should be better now that Buck Showalter is gone, not sure about blue jays. usually Rays don't get to pick up easy wins against Orioles and blue Jay's but it's the key to how well they performed win totals last year. Jay's and Orioles were especially bad last year and if they sniff 85-90 wins it will be because those other two division opponents still stink as badly.

If you think Buck was the issue with Baltimore... dear god.

[trobin31]

If you think Buck was the issue with Baltimore... dear god.

Maybe you can explain to me how Chris Tillman and Chris Davis managed to play almost an entire season. I guess the players put the lineups together? I live near Balty, close enough that I'm subjected to every game being broadcast locally, was the team was bad - absolutely! Did buck Showalter give two fuks about getting the most out what he actually had, fuk no. He did not care. it was obvious to everyone. Starting guys who shouldn't even be playing in the minor leagues out of loyalty and other lol. Maybe you can explain how Chris Davis managed to log almost 500 at bats this season? I guess it was the players fault?

[cburland10]

Maybe you can explain to me how Chris Tillman and Chris Davis managed to play almost an entire season. I guess the players put the lineups together? I live near Balty, close enough that I'm subjected to every game being broadcast locally, was the team was bad - absolutely! Did buck Showalter give two fuks about getting the most out what he actually had, fuk no. He did not care. it was obvious to everyone. Starting guys who shouldn't even be playing in the minor leagues out of loyalty and other lol. Maybe you can explain how Chris Davis managed to log almost 500 at bats this season? I guess it was the players fault?

I live in Baltimore. When you pay a player $161,000,000, you have to play him. Did he give Chris Davis that contract, or the former incompetent GM? I think they will improve with Mike Elias in a few years, but you absolutely cannot blame Buck for their production as a team. Buck was given absolutely nothing to work with. In the years Buck had talent, such as 2014, he got them to the playoffs.

[trobin31]

I live in Baltimore. When you pay a player $161,000,000, you have to play him. Did he give Chris Davis that contract, or the former incompetent GM? I think they will improve with Mike Elias in a few years, but you absolutely cannot blame Buck for their production as a team. Buck was given absolutely nothing to work with. In the years Buck had talent, such as 2014, he got them to the playoffs.

Oh snap, we should go to game sometime. Buck didn't care once he knew the team was bad and reflected in the players attitudes and approach.

Anyway, this is about the Rays and I think my point is valid about the orioles and Jay's possibly bnet being the auto wins they were last year which helped them reach so many wins. Instill love their outfield but pitching and minfield will be an issue. The loss of Ramos cannot be understated.

[lakerboy]

Under

[Hman]

Under

Laker you hate Florida teams don't ya lol?

[MinnesotaFats]

I'm thinking under after reviewing this team

Snell can't get any better

Zunino isn't equal to last years production

Morton does nothing for me

Team payroll 57mm, last year was 65mm

Team won 90 games starting 25 rookies over course of year, 1st team ever...it was lightening in a bottle. Only natural to see a big regression and AL east won't have a 50 win Balt team to beat up 16 times this year

[TheMoneyShot]

I'd take the Under..... Rays 90 wins... lucky.

[allabout the $$$]

i would take the over. last year they had a couple of injuries to top prospects who would have started or been called up if they were healthy. i do have a little insight here as my son works for the rays. take it for what it is worth but this team will go over the #

[kidcudi92]

i would take the over. last year they had a couple of injuries to top prospects who would have started or been called up if they were healthy. i do have a little insight here as my son works for the rays. take it for what it is worth but this team will go over the #

[MinnesotaFats]

Nobody on this forum is putting any real money on the over.

25 bet points if someone posts an over ticket risking over $200

[allabout the $$$]

Nobody on this forum is putting any real money on the over.

25 bet points if someone posts an over ticket risking over $200

posting a ticket for betpoints

[Chi_archie]

3 unknowns in the starting rotation. Glasnow could be a super stud, but he's also a head case and shit the bed regularly in Pittsburgh.

and the 2 knowns are due to regress.

stay away

[pavyracer]

Over. They will stun a lot of teams at home with their empty seats.

[clockwise1965]

Over.

[kidcudi92]

3 unknowns in the starting rotation. Glasnow could be a super stud, but he's also a head case and shit the bed regularly in Pittsburgh.

and the 2 knowns are due to regress.

stay away

Snell will not regress, he is finally what he was always supposed to be. Will have a similar season


Glasnow got fukked over by PIT with their awful managing of him, will be fine this year


Agree Morton is whatever bleh



but yeah, OVER

[Mr KLC]

Tommy Pham:
— has a 45-game on-base streak, longest in #Rays history
— is batting .359/.462/.624 (61-for-170) with 6 2B, 6 3B, 9 HR, 27 RBI and 10 SB during streak
— has reached base in 50 of 52 games since being acquired by Rays
— has helped Rays go 37-15 (.712) when he starts.

[kidcudi92]

Over

Never take a Rays under, they will always go on an incredible streak during the season

Good Start

[allabout the $$$]

[funnyb25]

[kidcudi92]

Over

Never take a Rays under, they will always go on an incredible streak during the season

Not even 1/100 near a victory lap but like I said good start


Know your team

[allabout the $$$]

bump

[swordsandtequila]

[444]

Great hit Hman

[slayer14]

Tampa have always played there brand of baseball

[Hman]

94-64 with four games to go