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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7126925, member: 1020707"] MLB Texas Rangers @ Detroit Tigers: [B]Texas Rangers (+ 2.5) and Tarik Skubal will get (> 3.5 hits) /// 2.00 Last bet won. [/B]That's what I call a "success"! Yes, the odds were not as high as many wanted, but the probability that Jose Soriano would get 5 hits and make 1 walk was too high even for the odds of “1.50”. Already in the 1st inning he got 3 hits, and already in the 4th inning the money was in my account. My betting score is MLB 123-112 in favor of successful, NBA 161-182 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 9-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet: [/B]Texas Rangers on the road will not lose to Detroit Tigers by more than 2 runs in the 1st game of the series, and Detroit's starting pitcher Tarik Skubal will get 4 hits or more. I want to talk about the key player that this prediction is built around (and no, I'm not talking about Tarik Skubal right now). Texas' success is very much dependent on Corey Seager! Texas haven't lost by more than 2 runs in 19 of their 25 games this season with Corey Seager and they haven't lost by more than 2 runs in 8 of their 13 games without their leader. Corey Seager missed last game against Boston Red Sox, but he will be ready to play in the upcoming game against Detroit. Regarding head-to-head stats, the Rangers have not lost by more than 2 runs in 13 of their last 15 games against the Tigers. Starting pitcher Tarik Skubal has played in 7 games this season and he has gotten 4 hits or more in all of them. He has also played 4 games in his career against Texas and in all of them he has gotten 4 hits or more. Well, the efficiency of the Rangers offensive roster against Tarik Skubal is 34.4%. Therefore, the Rangers is the team that is considered the most uncomfortable for Detroit's starting pitcher among all MLB teams. Well I have not lost with odds “2.00” or above this MLB season yet. Bet? Sure! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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