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Message: [QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7175746, member: 1020707"] MLB Milwaukee Brewers @ Cincinnati Reds: [B]Milwaukee Brewers (to win) /// 1.66 Last bet lost.[/B] Once again, I can't overcome my weakness and put my money on the individual stats of starting pitchers. In fact, we were only one hit short. Yes, Jesus Luzardo started the 7th inning and immediately began to make mistakes. He wasn't substituted after 4 hits, but he made a walk. Only then the Philadelphia coach didn't hold his nerve and Jesus Luzardo was substituted. The point is that betting on the individual statistics of starting pitchers depends a lot on the mood of the team's coach. My betting score is MLB 169-156 in favor of successful, NBA 166-182 in favor of unsuccessful, NHL 9-16 in favor of unsuccessful, NFL 4-11 in favor of unsuccessful. [B]New bet: [/B]Milwaukee Brewers on the road will beat Cincinnati Reds in the 1st game of the series. The point is that Cincinnati is too sweet an opponent for Milwaukee. The Brewers have beaten the Reds in 11 of their last 15 games. I should also mention that Milwaukee is in incredible shape right now: 12 straight wins and 4 sweeps accordingly! Yes, as I said earlier, the latest results in the regular season are not a key metric for prediction, but only one type of statistic. We can see this in the Baltimore-Seattle series, where the Orioles won in the 2nd and in the 3rd game against the Mariners (I 'm sending my regards to [USER=483386]@theoxy[/USER] ;)), thus winning the series. But in the case of Milwaukee, there is both an advantage in head-to-head games against Cincinnati and the Brewers' current shape, which, I repeat, is just amazing. Bet? Absolutely! :cool:;) [/QUOTE]

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