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Yesterday’s results were mediocre as the Diamondbacks lost against the Rockies 3-8. I guess it’s kind of what I get for choosing Arizona for 3 days straight, but I really thought they’d do better. Anyways it put an end to our little run but going 7-1 wasn’t too bad.
The Mets weren’t able to put enough on the scoreboard yesterday which resulted in my one loss. The 2 wins backing it up makes the pain easier to bare.
Thursday’s Summary 2-1
New York Mets (loss)
Arizona Diamondbacks (win)
San Diego Padres (win)
That leaves my current win-loss record at 21-8.
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Now that’s what I’m talking about! Two winning games to get over this hump day. If anyone caught the Angels game, you witness a very glorious win by the Angels. They were down a lot as the Rangers made a run at the top of the 5th taking a 5 run lead, but miraculously the Angels came back with there own hot streak and scored 6 runs to take the lead then eventually the game. All the errors made by the Rangers didn’t hurt either. Next thing you know we’re 2-0 for the day. God I love baseball!
Wednesday Summary 2-0
Los Angeles Angels (win)
Philadelphia Phillies (win)
Ok back to business. Time for today.
Here are today’s over/under specials.
All plays are 1 unit unless otherwise noted.
O/U: 148-127-18, +14.56 units
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Nothing quite like some Saturday baseball. Unfortunately, I didn’t make it on in time to hit any of the earlier games but here’s the afternoon pick.
History
New York Mets, a professional baseball team, is one of five teams in the East Division of the National League. The Mets, short for Metropolitans, play at Shea Stadium in Flushing, New York, and wear white, blue and orange uniforms.
In 1962 in the team’s first season, the Mets posted a league-worst 40-120 record. But seven years later the so-called “Miracle” Mets of 1969 shocked the baseball world by winning the NL pennant and going on to defeat the heavily favored Baltimore Orioles in the World Series. The team was led by NL Cy Young Award winner Tom Seaver.
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