Far from the first time we have seen this..... a game between two bagworm starters in a epic pitcher's duel.
Have never done the math..... but have to think books make an inordinate amount of money off totals. The juice is high to start. Lots of players feel real "comfortable" picking a side on a total when they could not even begin to pick a side. Many more variables than picking one side or the other. Sort of like the "slot machine" of sorts gambling.
Have never done the math..... but have to think books make an inordinate amount of money off totals. The juice is high to start. Lots of players feel real "comfortable" picking a side on a total when they could not even begin to pick a side. Many more variables than picking one side or the other. Sort of like the "slot machine" of sorts gambling.
Harang didn't allow a hit until Logan Schafer grounded a single leading off the bottom of the seventh.
This marked the first time both starting pitchers had not allowed a hit through six innings since June 13, 2010, when Ted Lilly of the Cubs and Gavin Floyd of the White Sox accomplished the feat, according to STATS.
This marked the first time both starting pitchers had not allowed a hit through six innings since June 13, 2010, when Ted Lilly of the Cubs and Gavin Floyd of the White Sox accomplished the feat, according to STATS.
