Oh no

[oldroundballer]

Don't bet the over/under much do ya?

Knowing 3R as I do I would be shocked to learn that he has EVER bet an over/under. Or anything else for that matter.

 

[Eagles_Ball]

Knowing 3R as I do I would be shocked to learn that he has EVER bet an over/under. Or anything else for that matter.

I only have once or twice...

 

[3Rfan]

Knowing 3R as I do I would be shocked to learn that he has EVER bet an over/under. Or anything else for that matter.

I wouldn't even know how but I would be good with Lynn getting 12, or 12 1/2 wins, this season.

 

[3Rfan]

I get that, but he's also fresh off surgery and pitching against other teams #2 or #3. On a team that isn't likely to score a lot of runs. I'll set the line at 12.5 wins. Over/under?

BTW how do you know he'll be pitching against other team's #2 or #3. They can't set up their rotation that way in the regular season.

 

[Eagles_Ball]

BTW how do you know he'll be pitching against other team's #2 or #3. They can't set up their rotation that way in the regular season.

Doesn't it work out that way more than the reverse?

 

[3Rfan]

Doesn't it work out that way more than the reverse?

I don't see how, they don't usually hold a guy back a day or two just because of who they play in the next series. Sometimes you don't even face a team's #1 in a whole series because he pitched the last game of the previous series. The might do it very late in the season to get a matchup they want with a division rival still in the playoff hunt. I'm sure the metrics nuts can tell how you may times aces face each other over the course of a season.