0-1 last selection. YTD 53-36-2 +29.88 units
Rockies struggle continue and losses are mounting at 5 straight.  Not one of those loss have been less than 1.5 meaning Run Line would of taken it on the chin for 5 straight too.  Jimenez got rocked for 15 hits and Rox went on to lose decisively 7-1 at Detroit.  Is there anything in their course of demise give this team a small shinning light?  Jeff Francis is a shadow of last year's pitcher, 6 quality starts out of 16,  did not last 5 innings last start and gave up 2 long balls.  Jeff is only averaging 25% wins away so any consideration on bunch of guys from Denver maybe money out the window.  Before casting the stone let's look at the Tigers.  Detroit 23-17 winning record at home is still minus on money wagered with the price they command.  They win against Lefties 14-5, but 29-23 as favorite is still red in the money.  OK, I'm looking at value to probability and in general principle it's only a tool that tells me Tigers are not winning enough to cover the juice....Wait, That's a funny statement considering Rockies have bled red across every category I track.  Many times in this game reasonable logic is just a self reassurance of what's already a "given" in your mind,  Verlander is the biggest money loser in Tigers rotation equal to Jeff with 25% quality starts.  Fading the 75% or higher Detroit concensus and look for Rox to steal one in a stunner in Detroit.
COLORADO ROCKIES +167 for 1 unit(L)
Baltimore O's at Washington Nationals
Nats have won 2 in a row and they will hand the ball to John Lannan,  4-8,  but pitching quality starts.  What a shame it's not showing on his record.   It's alright combined with O's Garrett Olson who can use a good outing and he's pretty good keeping the game Under.
BAL/WAS UNDER 8.5 at +100 for 1 unit(L)
0-2 -2.00 units
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