Following today's UEFA Champions League group stage draw, the most prominent European football/soccer competition is ready to kick off. And so is betting on the same. In this article, we will review all the groups and present them to you. Manchester City is the top contender for winning the trophy, and … Read More... about UEFA Champions League Group Stage Draw Completed
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We Fact Checked the NY Post’s MLB Betting Systems
I found this gem while scouring the interwebs for useful sports betting info. It's NY Post MLB betting advice from July, 2021. Let's see if it is useful as we enter August of 2022. I'm not sure what to expect. The NY Post is hardly a sports betting advice paper so the fact I found 12 "MLB betting systems" is pretty awesome. They are very surface level to be sure, but … [Read more...] about We Fact Checked the NY Post’s MLB Betting Systems
Ultimate 2021 MLB Playoffs Betting Guide
It’s back! Wagerbop's annual MLB Playoffs Betting Guide! This 2021 version is packed with more money-making wisdom and postseason baseball truth than ever before. Are the Giants a good pick on the road? Should we take overs or under? Who should I bet in a Game 7? This is the most comprehensive MLB Playoffs betting guide on the internet and you, my friend, are receiving … [Read more...] about Ultimate 2021 MLB Playoffs Betting Guide
Yankees-Giants on Collision Course in Latest MLB Playoff Picture
Each team has 30-34 games remaining in the 2021 MLB season. I'm very impatient and wrote my first MLB playoff picture piece way back on May 23. My 2nd playoff preview was published on July 6th. The Yankees, Rays, and Braves are playing inspired baseball right now while the Giants and Dodgers each keep winning! Can the Padres outlast Cincinnati? Can Toronto or Seattle sneak … [Read more...] about Yankees-Giants on Collision Course in Latest MLB Playoff Picture
How Home Runs and Batting Averages Have Changed Over the Last 30 Years
Remember back when the best hitters in the league were actually hitting above .300? These days, you’re gonna hear baseball purists utter phrases like this as we watch the game of baseball transform into the "all-or-nothing" era. It is undeniable that there are more home runs in baseball today and lower batting averages than years past. We'll look at numbers soon which … [Read more...] about How Home Runs and Batting Averages Have Changed Over the Last 30 Years
An Early Look at the MLB Playoff Picture
An Early Look at the MLB Playoff Picture The 2021 MLB season is already 50% completed. Can we finally start talking playoffs now? Actually, I'm very impatient and wrote my first MLB playoff picture piece way back on May 23 but this one is far more appropriate being that it's already July. The 162-game regular season grind is baseball's calling card but the postseason … [Read more...] about An Early Look at the MLB Playoff Picture
Using xwOBA to Explain Alec Bohm’s Slump
Exit velocity. Launch angle. Claim you've never heard these terms? You're lying! Since 2015, all 30 MLB stadiums have been fitted with sensors which track all player and ball movement. This system is called StatCast and it's awesome! StatCast tells us how hard batters hit the ball (exit velocity). It tells us how fast baserunners or fielders are moving. It can even … [Read more...] about Using xwOBA to Explain Alec Bohm’s Slump
Record-Breaking Day for Jays, Twins Rescued From Cellar
Beatdown in Beantown - Record-Breaking Day for Jays The Toronto Blue Jays smoked their AL East rivals 18-4 on Sunday afternoon in Boston. Teoscar Hernandez (shown below) led the way for Toronto with 2 bombs and 6 RBIs. Hernandez was hardly the only Jay flexing his muscles in Beantown. Toronto set a Fenway Park record - hitting 8 homeruns as the visiting team - the most … [Read more...] about Record-Breaking Day for Jays, Twins Rescued From Cellar
Bullpen Strength is Everything in 2021
Here’s a hot take - the starting pitcher is no longer the most important aspect of handicapping MLB baseball. What!? That’s blasphemy! No it’s not, you gotta stay up to date on things, bro. MLB Starters are Fading In the mid-70s, the average MLB start length was over 6 and a half innings. By 1980, the average start length was about 6 and one-third innings. 2011 … [Read more...] about Bullpen Strength is Everything in 2021