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June was lowest scoring MLB month since pre-97
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Minus the bat of OF Josh Hamilton, Texas was 19-7 UNDER the total in June. (AP)
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Sometimes a hunch can really amount to something. In studying some of the baseball numbers this week, it dawned on me that something was amiss. It seemed as if there was way more lower scoring games than usual, so I dug into the numbers and looked for answers. As it turns out, my hunch was correct, as according to the StatFox Database, the month of June 2009 will go down on record as the lowest scoring regular season month in baseball since at least 1997. Not coincidentally, June also produced the most UNDER results on total bets in that span as well. Does it mean anything going forward?
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Brewers’ strength befits crazy 15-0 Cubs’ trend!
MLB - The word “disappointing” has been thrown about regularly regarding the Cubs’ 2009 season thus far as they begin a key four-game series at home against the Brewers on Thursday night. Still, a big holiday weekend against division-leading Milwaukee and Chicago will be right back in the thick of things. According to a 15-0 StatFox Matchup Power Trend, that may be just what’s in store.
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Month of July Good & Bad Pitchers
MLB - In keeping with our game plan of acknowledging good pitchers and avoiding bad pitchers during their GOOD and BAD months of the season, below is the list of arms to watch throughout the month of July. Note that the W-L records are those of the team in which the listed pitcher started over the previous three seasons.
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Bullpens separating MLB good from bad
MLB - With the frequency of wins and losses changing hands in the late innings at a seemingly all-time high in Major League Baseball, it’s more important than ever for a manager to have a solid bullpen to turn to. In that same breath, it’s also crucial for the baseball bettor to know which bullpens are firing on all cylinders and which ones are not. On a daily basis this is hard to gauge, but as is the case with most statistical observation, the cream tends to rise to the top over the long haul, and vice versa. So which bullpens are the best in 2009, and which stats regarding relief pitching have meant the most in the eyes of baseball bettors? Take a look at the numbers three months into the season.
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FoxSheets MLB Key Betting Systems Update
MLB - In the continuing series of tracking the key data on the FoxSheets, I’m here to reveal the Top 20 systems that are generating profits in 2009. The goal of this exercise is to answer the age-old question from members …what wins most on the FoxSheets? These systems cover the entire season from opening day through June 2nd, and the highlight of this release is the meteoric rise of success of angles featuring teams with the better Bullpen WHIP statistic. If you’re surprised by this, it makes one of us, as anyone who has followed my own baseball handicapping articles on StatFox knows my affection for that most important stat.
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StatFox Super Situations™ - FoxSheets.com
| MLB | PHILADELPHIA at ATLANTA
Play Against - Road underdogs with a money line of +100 or higher (PHILADELPHIA) allowing 4.8 or more runs/game on the season (NL) against opponent with a hot starting pitcher- WHIP <= 1.000 over his last 5 starts
102-33 over the last 5 seasons. ( 75.6% | 45.4 units )
4-5 this year. ( 44.4% | -4.5 units ) |
StatFox Situational Power Trends™ - FoxSheets.com
| MLB | SAN FRANCISCO at ST LOUIS
SAN FRANCISCO is 23-12 (+19.4 Units) against the money line in Road games after 6 or more consecutive road games over the last 3 seasons.
The average score was: SAN FRANCISCO (4.7) , OPPONENT (3.4) |
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