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Most Profitable Umpires since 2005 (Overs, Unders, Favorites, Underdogs, Home, Away)
Most Profitable Umpires since 2005 (Overs, Unders, Favorites, Underdogs, Home, Away)
MOST PROFITABLE OVER UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Manny Gonzalez
117-83-14
14%
29.92
Sam Holbrook
211-178-18
6.10%
24.7
Adrian Johnson
184-153-21
6%
21.62
Paul Emmel
203-173-24
5.10%
20.58
David Rackley
93-69-11
10.90%
18.89
ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#2
MOST PROFITABLE UNDER UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Ron Kulpa
227-172-22
9.40%
39.38
Phil Cuzzi
233-186-21
7.30%
32.21
Lance Barksdale
228-184-24
7.30%
31.96
Bill Miller
244-197-20
6.20%
28.47
Mike Estabrook
159-119-17
9.60%
28.23
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#3
MOST PROFITABLE FAVORITE UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Mike DiMuro
195-108-0
10.50%
31.7
Lazaro Diaz
279-173-0
6.10%
27.67
Quinn Wolcott
109-51-0
15.50%
24.86
Tim Timmons
272-172-0
4.30%
19.08
Phil Cuzzi
269-171-0
4.20%
18.59
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#4
MOST PROFITABLE UNDERDOG UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Jim Joyce
171-169-0
14.60%
49.78
Joe West
225-246-0
10.40%
48.88
Jeff Nelson
212-226-0
10.70%
47.03
CB Bucknor
203-234-0
7.50%
32.97
Jerry Meals
208-248-0
6.90%
31.26
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#5
MOST PROFITABLE HOME UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Lance Barksdale
264-171-0
11.90%
51.74
Wally Bell
184-121-0
11%
33.42
John Hirschbeck
151-107-0
9.10%
23.52
Tim McClelland
175-128-0
7.40%
22.36
John Tumpane
113-74-0
10.60%
19.8
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#6
MOST PROFITABLE AWAY UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Ryan Blakney
65-54-0
19.70%
23.47
Jerry Meals
220-236-0
4.90%
22.45
Tom Hallion
221-219-0
5%
22.16
Jim Reynolds
215-226-0
5%
21.95
Tim Welke
167-177-0
5.60%
19.32
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KiDBaZkiT
SBR Posting Legend
10-20-09
14965
#7
Where did you find these? I find it very hard to believe Angel Hernandez not a top 5 for overs....
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388201
#8
means nothing
every year a new year
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KiDBaZkiT
SBR Posting Legend
10-20-09
14965
#9
Originally posted by jjgold
means nothing
every year a new year
Jjer umpire stats are the hardest to come across. These look awfully suspect.
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Thrilla
SBR Posting Legend
03-10-15
13809
#10
Ryan Blakney! My man!...
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#11
Originally posted by KiDBaZkiT
Jjer umpire stats are the hardest to come across. These look awfully suspect.
They’re not hard to come by. People do track results
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#12
Originally posted by jjgold
means nothing
every year a new year
did you know that since 2005 there was only one time the wind was blowing in Angel Stadium? The under cashed
Keep that that in mind if the wind happens to be blowing in again this season
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KiDBaZkiT
SBR Posting Legend
10-20-09
14965
#13
Originally posted by ingametrap
They’re not hard to come by. People do track results
Post a link.
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2daBank
SBR Aristocracy
01-26-09
88966
#14
Originally posted by jjgold
means nothing
every year a new year
Their over/under records may not mean a lot but capping umps is important. Some have bigger/smaller strike zones which obviously impacts a pitcher. Always nice to get a small k-zone ump paired w a pitcher who has control problems!!
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#15
Originally posted by 2daBank
Their over/under records may not mean a lot but capping umps is important. Some have bigger/smaller strike zones which obviously impacts a pitcher. Always nice to get a small k-zone ump paired w a pitcher who has control problems!!
Agreed
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krk1030
SBR Posting Legend
08-13-08
17607
#16
Angel Hernandez great for ejection props.
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2daBank
SBR Aristocracy
01-26-09
88966
#17
Originally posted by KiDBaZkiT
Post a link.
I think statfox has them. Covers does year by year but not sure if they have cumulative.
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TheMoneyShot
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
02-14-07
28689
#18
Originally posted by krk1030
Angel Hernandez great for ejection props.
Angel Hernandez still has a job? Wow
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KiDBaZkiT
SBR Posting Legend
10-20-09
14965
#19
Originally posted by 2daBank
I think statfox has them. Covers does year by year but not sure if they have cumulative.
Statfox rarely has every ump for every game during the season so I do not trust their accuracy. Covers I def do not trust.
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2daBank
SBR Aristocracy
01-26-09
88966
#20
Originally posted by KiDBaZkiT
Statfox rarely has every ump for every game during the season so I do not trust their accuracy. Covers I def do not trust.
I’ve never found them to be inaccurate w their ump info.
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Mike Huntertz
SBR Posting Legend
08-19-09
11247
#21
Great stuff!
Thanxs
Good thread.
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KVB
SBR Aristocracy
05-29-14
74866
#22
Originally posted by 2daBank
Their over/under records may not mean a lot but capping umps is important. Some have bigger/smaller strike zones which obviously impacts a pitcher. Always nice to get a small k-zone ump paired w a pitcher who has control problems!!
Agreed, sometimes those factors lead to, or manifest into, OVER/UNDER tendencies.
It's best to track these guys, not just the long haul like above, but within each individual season, and even better if you are comparing it to the bigger numbers above.
Yet another reason why we often need to get a few weeks of games under our belts to really start capping the season.
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KVB
SBR Aristocracy
05-29-14
74866
#23
Originally posted by jjgold
means nothing
every year a new year
It means nothing by itself but it can be part of a larger picture.
Even when you are including it, it will mean nothing for the vast majority of any ump's games.
And yes, every year is a new year...
Originally posted by KVB
...It's best to track these guys, not just the long haul like above, but within each individual season...
Serious betting usually takes a few weeks to get underway because every year is a new year.
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Thrilla
SBR Posting Legend
03-10-15
13809
#24
Shout out to Quinn Wolcott. It's ok bro it's our little secret....
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#25
Originally posted by KVB
Agreed, sometimes those factors lead to, or manifest into, OVER/UNDER tendencies.
It's best to track these guys, not just the long haul like above, but within each individual season, and even better if you are comparing it to the bigger numbers above.
Yet another reason why we often need to get a few weeks of games under our belts to really start capping the season.
Why wait weeks? Cardinals right off the bat today.
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#26
Originally posted by ingametrap
Why wait weeks? Cardinals right off the bat today.
Why stop there? Over in Phillies
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#27
Originally posted by KiDBaZkiT
Post a link.
Nationals "FREE MONEY" cash for ya?
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slayer14
SBR Posting Legend
08-12-13
22329
#28
Very good information from opening poster here
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Thrilla
SBR Posting Legend
03-10-15
13809
#29
Originally posted by slayer14
Very good information from opening poster here
Where did he get it? Maybe fact check it before saying it's very good.
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#30
Originally posted by Thrilla
Where did he get it? Maybe fact check it before saying it's very good.
It comes from my computer. And it's accurate
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ingametrap
Restricted User
03-23-19
101
#31
Originally posted by ingametrap
MOST PROFITABLE HOME UMPIRES
UMP
RECORD
ROI
UNITS WON
Lance Barksdale
264-171-0
11.90%
51.74
Wally Bell
184-121-0
11%
33.42
John Hirschbeck
151-107-0
9.10%
23.52
Tim McClelland
175-128-0
7.40%
22.36
John Tumpane
113-74-0
10.60%
19.8
Lance is behind the plate in the Boston/Seattle game. Seattle is a +130 HOME DOG
Also there's sharp action on Seattle tonight
MADE A MISTAKE. LANCE IS NOT BEHIND THE PLATE. IGNORE!
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homerbush
SBR MVP
11-17-08
2317
#32
Originally posted by krk1030
Angel Hernandez great for ejection props.
my favorite is when he just stands there for 20 seconds after a pitch and then mumbles a call without any kind of gesture.
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2daBank
SBR Aristocracy
01-26-09
88966
#33
I think dan Iassogna has a pretty favorable k-zone for pitchers. Good pitching matchup in Tampa. Under might be ok too but think I like rays rl better at a pretty reasonable price. Love getting those 1.5 runs for fairly cheap in what I think be a pitchers duel.
Ron Kulpa is at the plate in the Houston/Texas game. Wind blowing in and sharp action indicated
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KVB
SBR Aristocracy
05-29-14
74866
#35
It's interesting. We have that UNDER ump, wind pretty high at upwards of 15 mph moving in from pretty much right center field.
UNDER pressure but that line has hardly moved. In fact, while my sources say tickets and the money are heavily on the UNDER, I've detected what I consider even RLM as the early move to 8.5 then jumped back to 9. We haven't seen much movement with the exception of price towards the Under since.
I would venture to say that there were value bettors trying to grab the OVER at plus money and got there fill for that level, even if at +102 or +103.
If the market shows the Under pressure, either buy more price adjustment or a move to 8.5, I think there are OVER buyers waiting.