Daily Archives: April 12, 2015
183 in 2015: Ball Park Preview, Game 12 – Camden Yards
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DAY DATE
Game #12 Day #9
Today’s game (s) Start Time (s) in EST and Venue (s):
Camden Yards, 7:05 – Orioles vs Yankees
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Odds To Win The 2015 MLB World Series Week 2
The Tigers have captured the AL Central in 4 straight years, and I think this year will mark the 5th. This is the highest odd this team has had to win the Fall Classic in years. Full value, and you best jump on it now.
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A week has come and gone in the majors. We have a few unbeaten teams but everyone else has at least 1 victory. The 1988 Baltimore Orioles are thankful for this.
The Tigers did not allow a run in nearly 4 games to start the season, and are linked up at the odd with the Angels and Mariners as the best odds to win the World Series out of the American League.
The top 3 seeds are in the National League.
I am sticking by my prediction of Washington having the best chance to win the World Series, but unlike when I bet cash on them as the favorite before the year started, they are 1 – 4 now, not 0 – 0.
Atlanta has raced out 5 – 0, and the gambling experts don’t believe the hype.
Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – April 12, 2015
Howard Simmons – New York Daily News
Is it too early for teams to be panicking? Or are some teams showing their glaring weaknesses early and should be addressed?
In some cases, teams shouldn’t panic.
In others, they should solve a problem before they ferment.
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Jimmy Nelson, Ian Kinsler, Starlin Castro, Joe Kelly, Johnny Cueto, Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray and Kole Calhoun all added to their totals for Who Owns Baseball?
MLB Shutout Survivor – Updated for April 12, 2015
2014’s Shutout Survivor Winners were the Angels. They may have to contend with the 4 clubs that still haven’t been bageled from the AL East, and a number of decent offensive squads.
MLB Shutout Survivor 2015: Which Team Do You Have Last To Be Blanked This Year?
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So more than half of the teams have already been ousted after 1 week of play. Of course the unbeaten clubs, Detroit, Kansas City andAtlanta will all be exempt – having unblemished records after 5 games.
4 teams in the AL East remain, 2 in the AL Central, and the 2014 winners of this category are alive – with the LA Angels.
3 teams in the NL East can take this crown, with the Braves, Mets or my favorite, the Washington Nationals taking the whole thing down. The Nats have mustered at least a run per contest, despite a slow 1 – 4 start
Cincy is the only NL Central club left, and suffered just their 1st loss last night.
Colorado is always a favorite in this competition with playing at Coors Field, so the should be a formidable opponent for everyone else.
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Who Owned Baseball April 11, 2015 (Daily AL/NL Pitcher + Hitter MVP’s) + 2015 #WOB Standings
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Jimmy Nelson pitched 7 shutout innings,allowing 2 hits and striking out 9, getting the first win for Milwaukee in 2015, 6-0 over Pittsburgh.
Starlin Castro got 3 hits, including a solo homer, and drove in a pair as the Cubs gave the Rockies their first defeat of the season, 9-5.
Ian Kinsler drove in the go ahead run in the 9th inning. He finished with 4 hits, 3 runs scored, 2 RBI and led to the Tigers 9-6 victory in Cleveland.
Joe Kelly gave an exhausted Red Sox pitching staff a rest after the 19 inning Friday night marathon. He pitched 7 strong innings, allowing a single hit and striking out 8, earning the 8-4 win against the Yankees.
They all owned baseball on April 11, 2015.
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