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Saturday, 27 September 2008 |
By Tony George
Yes, the King of all wagering sports is in full swing, that would be football. Year in and year out it amazes me that action junkies wait till football to unload 10 or more games a weekend in football, and pound Monday Night football with all they have to chase losses or attempt to double up on profits. You are forgetting one thing, the money is just as green if not greener in MLB this time of year, and I make tons of it!
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Thursday, 07 August 2008 |
In today’s double header between the Nationals and the Rockies, you have to play Colorado on the run line in game one. The Nationals are just 6-11 since the All Streak break and send to the field one of the worst offenses in baseball. Washington, which is just 19-38 on the road, is ranked last in the National League in batting average and runs scored. It doesn’t get much better on the pitching side of things either. The Nationals send Jason Bergmann to the hill. Bergmann posts a 1-8 record and has given up 18 homeruns in just 99 2/3 innings, which benefits the Rockies as we all know how the ball carries in Colorado. On top of that the Nationals have just won 3 of 17 games in which Bergmann starts the game. The Nationals are struggling, and look for that to continue.
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Sunday, 15 June 2008 |
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Do you like to go negative when you do your MLB betting? Here’s a look at baseball betting’s worst teams right now, and some of the reasons why they aren’t earning many victories. Kansas City Royals Zach Greinke is the only member of the Royals’ starting staff who has decent numbers, while Gil Meche, Brian Bannister, and Brett Tomko have already combined for 20 losses in just two months. The offense isn’t great either – Kansas City lost 12 straight games between May 19 and May 30, scoring four or more runs in only three of those sports betting contests.
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