Anyone have numbers on teams the day after getting no hit?

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I personally don't think matters. Different eras, athletes, contracts, etc. Each game stands alone IMO!

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In any other sport this would be a team letdown spot. Red Sox had been the very definition of hot then the door slammed in their faces. Other sports would offer a great fade situation today. Just not sure about baseball. Gonna avoid the Red Sox today.

And I do agree with kidman to fade Manea in his next start. Always do that with not yet established great pitchers after a great start.

Good luck, Harry.
 

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I'm doing the A's today, I just don't think Price helps the Sox here (so he may throw a no no :))
 

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Teams after getting no-hit have generally struggled, I believe they have a win percentage around 35-38% over the last 25-30, so a generally small sample set. That excludes the two-three recent no-no’s thrown on the last day of the regular season.
 
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Careful with the results of that Hardball Times study.

His study goes back to 1950. Are we really to believe that any pitcher stats from pre free agency, hgh, Baseball are as accurate as more recent pitcher stats? Also, we are gambling here. MLs are going to be set to reflect the pitcher's previous spectacular performance. Favorites will predominate.

The anecdotal evidence he presented in the beginning of the article reflecting more recent no hit performances by relatively common pitchers is more accurate and reflective of these current Baseball times.

I still maintain that the value will be betting against Manea in his next start.

Good luck.
 

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Careful with the results of that Hardball Times study.

His study goes back to 1950. Are we really to believe that any pitcher stats from pre free agency, hgh, Baseball are as accurate as more recent pitcher stats? Also, we are gambling here. MLs are going to be set to reflect the pitcher's previous spectacular performance. Favorites will predominate.

The anecdotal evidence he presented in the beginning of the article reflecting more recent no hit performances by relatively common pitchers is more accurate and reflective of these current Baseball times.

I still maintain that the value will be betting against Manea in his next start.

Good luck.

You might be right.

The two angles I was looking at were fading Manea in his next start and backing the Red Sox today. Will probably just lay off though, the number doesn't entice and I think there are better bets on the board. Was really just curious.

Good luck today MA
 

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im not saying the pitchers normally get shelled following game, just that the betting public tends to flock to them and drive their lines up or down in the near future, creating some value to fade them
 

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im not saying the pitchers normally get shelled following game, just that the betting public tends to flock to them and drive their lines up or down in the near future, creating some value to fade them

Yes I grasp the concept.
 
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OK. Went back 10 years to study streaks for each of the WS Champions (figured they'd be the most likely to have streaks like the Red Sox are now experiencing).
Used a parameter of at least 10 games with no more than one loss. When they then lose again (as the Red Sox just did) I looked at the next game's results.

All 8-7 to win
All Rd 6-4
All Rd Favs 3-3

Boston currently -120 @ Oak.

Good luck.
 

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