Is Card -115 a smart bet ?

bigronstud · Apr 30, 2009

As an O's fan, Cabrera is a wild card who you never know what you're gonna get. Also, you get a guy on the mound for the Cards that isn't exactly an all-star. With that said, can the Nats pull out 2 in a row? IMO its worth atleast a small bet for the better team at a small number. Just wanna hear any other thoughts.

johnboland · Apr 30, 2009

Cards lost 2 out of 3 in Atlanta however they are still 15-7 with a .681 winning percentage. The Nationals with the win yesterday take them to 5-15 with a .250 winning percentage only 6 1/2 games back in the East Division. Just from a winning percentage standpoint, I would think Cards
-115 is not a bad wager. Just my $.02. GL with your play.

thess · Apr 30, 2009

FYI- I'm pretty sure the cards won 2 of 3 in Atlanta.

johnboland · Apr 30, 2009

Thess is correct. Cards did win 2 out of 3 in Atlanta. I was looking at yesterdays newspaper by mistake. Sorry for the confusion.

Flsunman · Apr 30, 2009

bigronstud said:
As an O's fan, Cabrera is a wild card who you never know what you're gonna get. Also, you get a guy on the mound for the Cards that isn't exactly an all-star. With that said, can the Nats pull out 2 in a row? IMO its worth atleast a small bet for the better team at a small number. Just wanna hear any other thoughts.

Lean to Nats. Mitchel Boggs is not close to an all star. At UGA he was good pitcher but not even dominating if you ask me. Cabrera still has some of the nastiest stuff in the league but he is extremely wild.

Boggs works very quickly but if he is thrown off his pace he is capable of being a gas can. He too walks a lot of people.

With that said, it's Nats or nothing for me. No way can you back Mitchel Boggs as a fav on the road, no way!

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