Was there a blown save in the All Star game?

desertdog

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I bet both sides of this prop at different sportsbooks, though I had a net side on the No. One graded Yes, there was a blown save as a loss, the other graded No as a loss. MLB.com indicates Thornton had a blown save, as there is BS next to his name in the stats. I need you guys help here.

 

viking611

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definitely a blown save. AL was up 1-0.

 

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Should have been graded YES :drink:

 

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Thanks, I've sent them another email. Hopefully they'll have a more knowledgeable customer service crew in Thursday and this will be fixed.

 

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Yes, it would belong to Thorton. He entered in the 8th with the score 1-0.

 

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Sportsbetting did the right thing and regraded the Yes wager a winner.

 

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desertdog said:

Sportsbetting did the right thing and regraded the Yes wager a winner.

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