I actually watched this one tonight and the Giants hit almost ever y ball hard all night but most of the mwere right at someone.
Sadly, the F'n Dodgers who havent hit shit lately, scored 2 runs on 2 hits going into the 8th inning......then drop down 2 bunts and a homerum by Jagoff Nomar. Sad ass way to lose a bet....especially against Grady Little. ....I know he didnt think of dropping those bunts down.
Sadly, the F'n Dodgers who havent hit shit lately, scored 2 runs on 2 hits going into the 8th inning......then drop down 2 bunts and a homerum by Jagoff Nomar. Sad ass way to lose a bet....especially against Grady Little. ....I know he didnt think of dropping those bunts down.
:thumbsup: Holy shit do I hate the Giants...posted the following 9/25/06
crazyfingers
RX Junior
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: LaLaLand
Posts: 31
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Here, this should make you feel better...
My only wager on saturday, 7 team parlay
L.A. Angels +100 @ Oakland W
Minnesota +133 @ Baltimore W
Detroit -170 @ Kansas City W
Atlanta/Colorado O10 +100 W
San Diego -190 vs. Pittsburgh W
Houston -140 vs. Oklahoma State W
San Francisco +127 at Milwaukee L
Risk $700 to win $60,843.50
San Francisco 8-6, bottom of the 7th...two leadoff walks, wild pitch, Moises Alou drops a fly ball for an error, final Milwaukee 10-8.
...just thought I'd share
crazyfingers
RX Junior
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: LaLaLand
Posts: 31
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Here, this should make you feel better...
My only wager on saturday, 7 team parlay
L.A. Angels +100 @ Oakland W
Minnesota +133 @ Baltimore W
Detroit -170 @ Kansas City W
Atlanta/Colorado O10 +100 W
San Diego -190 vs. Pittsburgh W
Houston -140 vs. Oklahoma State W
San Francisco +127 at Milwaukee L
Risk $700 to win $60,843.50
San Francisco 8-6, bottom of the 7th...two leadoff walks, wild pitch, Moises Alou drops a fly ball for an error, final Milwaukee 10-8.
...just thought I'd share
ucking: Closer to $61,000 actually, which is a decent fortune to someone like me who makes $35-40K a year...took me a while to get over that one and I still cringe whenever I see Moises Alou.Not even my worst beat ever though (at least emotionally). That has to go to Phil Mickelson's 2006 U.S. Open 18th hole debacle...I had him to win straight up for 35K and he double-bogeys:aktion033
Saving grace is 95% of losses were house money, but still
A year later, I'm still broke (doesn't really bother me as I'm used to it), but damn-it-all
