Can't resist + on the Dodgers @home tonight.

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Cubbies faithful keeping them favored on the road tonight. Harden is probably their most consistent starter and the best one to have trying to keep a series alive. But the Cubs seem dead, their offense has tanked in the 1st two and I don't believe that all of a sudden they jump out of their coffins and start knocking runs in tonight. With + odds I will take the Dodgers and Kuroda at home.


DODGERS +114


gl brothers:toast::toast:

 

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i LOVE LA tonight

 

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Niether can I!
my only mlb play is the Dodgers!


BOL :toast:

 

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BOL bros!

Enjoy your Saturday!

 

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Fully agree with all your points and I think the Cubs are dead-listless-finished. Nothing more to say except that the Dodgers are a lock at home this evening!

 

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Wow, surprised at how CHI is getting no respect here...

 

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chi is a bunch of overpaid fools who never grasped the idea of team

 

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While I wouldn't bet on the Cubs, I do think they'll play much less tight on the road. Also Kuroda is a much easier task than Bills.

 

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Mr. Parlay said:

Wow, surprised at how CHI is getting no respect here...

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Do they deserve it? They have looked like horsesh*t the first two games of the series and are going against a pitcher that pitched a shutout against them earlier this year and a lineup that is swinging the bats well.

Not to mention, Harden based on his last two outings (5 and 6 walks, 2 highest totals for year, usually a sign of injury) more than likely is used up for the year.

 

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You make a good argument indeed, but it's too late, I'm already on the CHICAGO CUBS!

 

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Oh Boy...another "LOCK". Was leaning Cubbies....but now...definitely! I would love to see any stats on these sites where a "lock" is thrown down. GL to those going with the Dodgers though.