Big faves bite the dust

The Dodgers kind of shocking, didn't think Giants had 5 runs in them with that AAA lineup. Rest just seemed a bit inflated, Yanks that big and Cleveland both were way too high. Sox I get against the shit birds but Sox probably a .500 team.
 

jimmythegreek

The opening odds start here
Houston closed at -320, and Philadelphia -185, the only 2 large favorites to hit, both at home. Large road doggies with nothing to lose in front of no crowd.
 

pro analyser

EOG Dedicated
You normally don't see these big favorites this early in the season. Imagine with fans how big these would be.. Also with expanded playoffs good teams aren't as desperate to win.
 

pro analyser

EOG Dedicated
Sunday phil -210 loss clev-220 won Hous -270 loss LAD-310 loss TB-196 won Cinn-194 loss Bos-196 loss based on closing lines at Westgate
 

Chi_Archie

EOG Veteran
Should continue to be plenty of dog value for awhile but market will adjust fairly quickly. Lots of reasons for more variance this year, for now I think top of the line #1 starters are not as valuable as the lines imply. They are not sharp in this weird year due to disruption in typical off season preseason prep. They don't get a few weeks or more of low temp low humidity days where they have advantages over hitters to begin a year
 

FairWarning

Bells Beer Connoisseur
Should continue to be plenty of dog value for awhile but market will adjust fairly quickly. Lots of reasons for more variance this year, for now I think top of the line #1 starters are not as valuable as the lines imply. They are not sharp in this weird year due to disruption in typical off season preseason prep. They don't get a few weeks or more of low temp low humidity days where they have advantages over hitters to begin a year
There is still some home field prices in also, there is little advantage right now.
 

Sportsrmylife

EOG Master
Where is the RJ Bell tweet that if you parlayed all those dogs together you would have won XXX dollars?

Isn't that what Randall is on twitter for to let us know about these great better opportunities.
 
Faves and dogs, home and road teams, overs and under, etc. go through cycles each year so don't overreact or overthink it. I think though there needs to be some remaining home value, maybe slightly less than before. The crowds don't really make a difference in regular season baseball, But batting last, hitting backgrounds, park layout, and even team construction to reflect home park does matter and should be considered.
 
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