I just got home from work and checked on my bets, my biggest of the day being the Giants and Rockies playing Under 11. I know it's at Coors Field but with Schmidt on hte mound, I figured he'd keep the Rockies to 2 or 3 runs. Doesn't matter really, it's 5-2 or 6-2 right now in the 8th, was thsi a gift? Seems pretty easy to me.
It may look easy on paper but then they "play the game" .
A hit here or there or a double play not turned makes a big difference.
Look at the men left at 3rd base as well.
A box score after the fact doesn't tell the whole story.
I had Colorado +150 so I'm glad for the outcome but Rockies could have scored 8 easily.
Easiest play this season is a silly statement. My UNDER 9 on Oakland/LAA earlier today that won in the 10th 1-0 or an UNDER 8 on SD/PITT the first week that ended 1-0 in 12 innings were just a bit easier.
A hit here or there or a double play not turned makes a big difference.
Look at the men left at 3rd base as well.
A box score after the fact doesn't tell the whole story.
I had Colorado +150 so I'm glad for the outcome but Rockies could have scored 8 easily.
Easiest play this season is a silly statement. My UNDER 9 on Oakland/LAA earlier today that won in the 10th 1-0 or an UNDER 8 on SD/PITT the first week that ended 1-0 in 12 innings were just a bit easier.
Betting the under with one of the best over umpires behind the plate is never a gift to me.If anyone other that Schmidt was on the mound I would have played the over.As it was it looked like Schmidt was having trouble with Cedarstrom.All that being said, you still get to stand at the collection window.
