Syndergaard
BuckyBadger
Senior Member
Noah Syndergaard is a 200+ fav for the Mets at Philly. His season ERA is 3.44 and his season WHIP is 1.148. In his nine road starts, the Mets are 1-8, and he is 0-5. His road ERA is 5.44 and his road WHIP is 1.619. Are these road numbers such a small sample size that they are insignificant, from a betting perspective, or is it proper to wonder why he is such a huge road favorite based on the aforementioned road stats? (I ask this even knowing they are playing the Phillies)
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I have a small bet on Phily. I don't always look at those numbers especially if the person has a history that says otherwise, but for someone with a small track record and that much of a difference, I'll consider it.
Dont think even at that it should be that high ,but they are on a roll
Phily's offense has been just about as good as the Mets lately and they have faced tougher overall opposition.
I was waiting for you to say that you made the game Mets -300 but didn't take -200 because you thought it was a trap
Now That is funny, But I also bet the Phillies at +197 IMO it was just way over priced. The Phillies have played much better in the 2nd half and I'm I would think they're in the top ten record wise the 2nd half. My Under 68.5 is STILL stone cold
but its all good
http://www.bettingtalk.com/forum/showthread.php/178455-StevieY-2015-MLB-Discussion-Thread?p=878367&viewfull=1#post878367
You said that you'd like Baltimore better if you were able to lay the wood with them. Pay more for the same couch, etc. Very scary way to handicap, and yes, very similar to looking for "traps."