Manny Robbed

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Originally Posted by gales0678

what about linda rice what's she worth now scuds?

I rarely watch the Toga(can't win there, it's not even a tease for me.) Pushing money back n' forth at D MAR, but I have a chance there. Last names that can be linked to food are always cool. For instance the last name "Reese." Anyone with that last name has Reese's pieces on them.

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http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/m...ent_id=6350875

..Important hit.

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Painful watching E.Y. being asked how E.Y. Jr. turned a botched a single into a triple.

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http://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/batting...pe/2/league/nl

Classic! If I'd of bet the Panda to take the batting title, then I would of had another frustrating situation (another Indiana voting for Obama ) where I have to watch one player, state, person, or animal stubbornly fk something up.

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Not that I bet sprts anymore outside of horses, but how the HELL did Lincecum go off at -120 last night???? I was half-thinkin of laying the house on it. I'd never, in a million years, thought i'd se him under -160 again. I told the guy Jimmy from the Turf Club, who re-introduced me to the vertical tri bet, that what looks too good to be true, usually is. He told me he's won the last 8 bets where that would be the case. Almost makes me feel like betting on tht **** again, almost. He also had the under for a few stacks (8 and a hook) on the Colorado game this week where it went over after being 1-0 or something like that after 8 innings. Kudos to those bettng sports like that with a profit.

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Originally Posted by declansharbor

Not that I bet sprts anymore outside of horses, but how the HELL did Lincecum go off at -120 last night???? I was half-thinkin of laying the house on it. I'd never, in a million years, thought i'd se him under -160 again. I told the guy Jimmy from the Turf Club, who re-introduced me to the vertical tri bet, that what looks too good to be true, usually is. He told me he's won the last 8 bets where that would be the case. Almost makes me feel like betting on tht **** again, almost. He also had the under for a few stacks (8 and a hook) on the Colorado game this week where it went over after being 1-0 or something like that after 8 innings. Kudos to those bettng sports like that with a profit.

Len C. Cum hadn't been pitching that well coming into that start. Cincy beat that boy up a week or 2 ago. In general, Frisco is a really weird team. I would never bet on (or against) those individuals. At times, Cincy has beaten them like a ragdoll. That's wrong. Len C. Cum had given up 8 walks n' 8 earned runs in his last 2 starts. Seems like the start before that was against the Dodgers. That doesn't count, cuz the Dodgers often lay down on offense(especially after they've won the first two games of a series.) His stuff looked great on Friday Night. Maybe he tried that 5 hour energy.

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Some of the best pitching I've seen in a while in this SF/Phi series. Through 1.5 games that is...and The Freak and The General haven't even pitched.

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Originally Posted by declansharbor

Not that I bet sprts anymore outside of horses, but how the HELL did Lincecum go off at -120 last night???? I was half-thinkin of laying the house on it. I'd never, in a million years, thought i'd se him under -160 again. I told the guy Jimmy from the Turf Club, who re-introduced me to the vertical tri bet, that what looks too good to be true, usually is. He told me he's won the last 8 bets where that would be the case. Almost makes me feel like betting on tht **** again, almost. He also had the under for a few stacks (8 and a hook) on the Colorado game this week where it went over after being 1-0 or something like that after 8 innings. Kudos to those bettng sports like that with a profit.

http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/n...t=.jsp&c_id=sf

This is probably why Len C. Cum has only been dominant in that one game you spoke of. Even then, in that game, his fastball was a lil slower than his norm. They needed to win that Friday night game you spoke of. So, I am not saying it would have been horrible to plunge on that, but just that there's a lot that the general public found out about later than they need to know(if they're gunna bet.) Seems like whoever set the line might have known(or suspected) that it wasn't just the heat n' humidity that caused this guy to get hit hard in Cincy.

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Numbnuts finally gets a bad pitch. Hits it a good 400 feet. Somehow, he manages to find the deepest corner of the park, and costs himself a slam.

http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=6651789