2012 MLB O/U Record:72-66-4, -$77 (70-59-4 since starting 2-7 because of rust)
2011 MLB O/U Record: 366-270-42, +$1,104 (Proof & 27-Page Documentation Available Upon Request)
Really starting to be my more consistent dominant self, as after yesterday’s 2-1 performance, I profited for the fifth straight day, as well as hit my No. 1 daily best bet for the fifth straight day as well. See, as I’ve been assuring all of you all year, there’s absolutely no doubt in my mind I will be back at my 57-percent level, no doubt whatsoever. And as I’ve also been saying, I know I can top my success last year. I’m in a real groove right now so keep tailing me, especially on this delightful Wednesday slate where I have several good over/under bets that deserve serious consideration…
**Dollar Amounts To Be Posted Later Leading Up To Gametime**
Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays (BestBet)
Matt Harrison vs Ricky Romero
UNDER 8.5
All I have to say is wow. This, to me at least, is a very, very nice pitching matchup of two of the best left handers in the American League, and soon enough,will be considered such in all of baseball. Not only that, but this is a definite point in time where each southpaw has really hit his stride and is in their prime. Let’s review:
When it comes to daytime games, Ricky Romero is as good as they get. In fact, as soon as I saw the line for this game, I could only think about the foolish mistake Vegas made in giving under bettors that extra half-run in this specific contest, which would reward us for a very simple, yet possible, 5-3 outcome. While it’s obvious both offenses can be explosive with the potential to put runs on the board against any pitcher, Vegas should have taken Romero’s proven afternoon dominance throughout his career more into consideration, especially when he’s at home. First off, his numbers throughout his career have been considerably better at home across the board, where he rarely has an off performance. Secondly, his daytime numbers compared to his nightly statline are like, ahem, night and day. There’s almost a half-run difference throughout his career in favor of his afternoon ERA, which we also have gotten a glimpse of this year. In day games, Romero has a 2.95 ERA and 0.84 WHIP, not to mention a wicked.153 opposing batting average, in three starts, while his night numbers have seen him produce a 3.55 ERA and 1.42 WHIP, to go along with a .255 opposing batting average. I mean, either way, Romero is just damn good, and in my opinion, is one of the most underappreciated starters in all of baseball. He’s just a quality start machine, and while his awesome day pitching will be put to the limit against the best lineup in baseball today, I have confidence he will overcome that, especially given his amazing career numbers against the Rangers. You might not have guessed that Romero has a 0.92 ERA and 0.99 WHIP against Texas throughout his career in four starts, with a 24:7 K:B ratio. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that Romero should have his usual quality start today.
Matt Harrison is another intriguing lefty, and like Romero, appears to have hit hiss tride. While he doesn’t share the same extensive track record of success, it’s obvious, at least to me as a lifelong Ranger fan, that this is the Matt Harrison we expected to get when he was part of the Mark Teixeira trade in the summer of 2007. I always knew Harrison would develop into an upper-rotation guy, like a Ken Hill or a Rick Helling (Former top Rangers pitchers with hittable stuff, but smart and crafty enough to succeed), and with a 3-1 record and 3.37 ERA, he’s well on his way to becoming a well-known fixture atop the pitching staff. The only thing discouraging is his 1.35 WHIP, which is not really good for a guy with low strikeout numbers, but at the end of the day, I know he’ll end up around his 2011 statline (3.39 ERA, 1.28 WHIP). I’m very thrilled to see the type of pitcher Matt Harrison has developed into, and have confidence he can keep it going here today. Just a very nice afternoon pitching matchup of two intriguing southpaws, and in addition, we can also hope the hitters are tired for this early start time after last night’s wild and draining 8-7 contest.
**Will Add More Over/Unders And Writeups Throughout The Day Leading Up To Gametime**
2011 MLB O/U Record: 366-270-42, +$1,104 (Proof & 27-Page Documentation Available Upon Request)
Really starting to be my more consistent dominant self, as after yesterday’s 2-1 performance, I profited for the fifth straight day, as well as hit my No. 1 daily best bet for the fifth straight day as well. See, as I’ve been assuring all of you all year, there’s absolutely no doubt in my mind I will be back at my 57-percent level, no doubt whatsoever. And as I’ve also been saying, I know I can top my success last year. I’m in a real groove right now so keep tailing me, especially on this delightful Wednesday slate where I have several good over/under bets that deserve serious consideration…
**Dollar Amounts To Be Posted Later Leading Up To Gametime**
Texas Rangers @ Toronto Blue Jays (BestBet)
Matt Harrison vs Ricky Romero
UNDER 8.5
All I have to say is wow. This, to me at least, is a very, very nice pitching matchup of two of the best left handers in the American League, and soon enough,will be considered such in all of baseball. Not only that, but this is a definite point in time where each southpaw has really hit his stride and is in their prime. Let’s review:
When it comes to daytime games, Ricky Romero is as good as they get. In fact, as soon as I saw the line for this game, I could only think about the foolish mistake Vegas made in giving under bettors that extra half-run in this specific contest, which would reward us for a very simple, yet possible, 5-3 outcome. While it’s obvious both offenses can be explosive with the potential to put runs on the board against any pitcher, Vegas should have taken Romero’s proven afternoon dominance throughout his career more into consideration, especially when he’s at home. First off, his numbers throughout his career have been considerably better at home across the board, where he rarely has an off performance. Secondly, his daytime numbers compared to his nightly statline are like, ahem, night and day. There’s almost a half-run difference throughout his career in favor of his afternoon ERA, which we also have gotten a glimpse of this year. In day games, Romero has a 2.95 ERA and 0.84 WHIP, not to mention a wicked.153 opposing batting average, in three starts, while his night numbers have seen him produce a 3.55 ERA and 1.42 WHIP, to go along with a .255 opposing batting average. I mean, either way, Romero is just damn good, and in my opinion, is one of the most underappreciated starters in all of baseball. He’s just a quality start machine, and while his awesome day pitching will be put to the limit against the best lineup in baseball today, I have confidence he will overcome that, especially given his amazing career numbers against the Rangers. You might not have guessed that Romero has a 0.92 ERA and 0.99 WHIP against Texas throughout his career in four starts, with a 24:7 K:B ratio. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that Romero should have his usual quality start today.
Matt Harrison is another intriguing lefty, and like Romero, appears to have hit hiss tride. While he doesn’t share the same extensive track record of success, it’s obvious, at least to me as a lifelong Ranger fan, that this is the Matt Harrison we expected to get when he was part of the Mark Teixeira trade in the summer of 2007. I always knew Harrison would develop into an upper-rotation guy, like a Ken Hill or a Rick Helling (Former top Rangers pitchers with hittable stuff, but smart and crafty enough to succeed), and with a 3-1 record and 3.37 ERA, he’s well on his way to becoming a well-known fixture atop the pitching staff. The only thing discouraging is his 1.35 WHIP, which is not really good for a guy with low strikeout numbers, but at the end of the day, I know he’ll end up around his 2011 statline (3.39 ERA, 1.28 WHIP). I’m very thrilled to see the type of pitcher Matt Harrison has developed into, and have confidence he can keep it going here today. Just a very nice afternoon pitching matchup of two intriguing southpaws, and in addition, we can also hope the hitters are tired for this early start time after last night’s wild and draining 8-7 contest.
**Will Add More Over/Unders And Writeups Throughout The Day Leading Up To Gametime**
