*** Official Flying Stupidity Wagering thread ***

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by VaughnP

I can't find a clip of it, but there was an all time blunder here with two minutes left. Tomas Nosek pretty much threw the puck in the stands, got a delay of game penalty, and of course the Oilers won on the power play with 31 seconds left. This goof cost them the game and likely will be the difference in the series. ROFL

---

Second straight overtime game, still going.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dan Druff

Houston (C. Gordon) -127 at Cleveland (L. Allen)

I'm a sucker for a 20:3 K/BB ratio, which is what Gordon has. Ignore his 5.95 ERA.

---

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Dan Druff

Anaheim (Hendricks) +109 vs Seattle (Bry. Miller)

---

:uhhuh

I havent made an appearance in this thread in quite some time, in fact nobody at all has posted in what looks like 3 days now... lets start talkin US open fellas


Daly- who u got?


JeffDime- same question

The A's have tempted me several times this year, and I thought I quit them, but they drew me back in.

Tonight they're facing the Angels, who are 31-34 but not as good as that record indicates. More importantly, Soriano got hammered for 7 runs in his last start, and has a 1.59 WHIP. Mitch Spence of the A's is a reliever, but went 5 innings in his first job as a starter last time, and pitched great against a decent Twins team.

I actually think this one is closer to a tossup.

Sacramento (Spence) +148 at Anaheim (J. Soriano)

Last minute:

Yankees (Warren) at Kansas City (Lugo) - Over 4.5 -105 (Bovada) - FIRST 5 INNINGS

Frustrating.

3 baserunners in bottom 2, nobody scores.

Now Yankees have 2 baserunners in top 3rd. Fail again.

No Judge unfortunately makes a difference :(

Have Xander over Bryson +150 h2h today.


Kim over Cantlay h2h +230(boost involved)

I’m on dogs in these h2h matches as this course is eating so many guys up one bad bounce and it’s lights out.

Not sure if it’s correct strategy but it worked yesterday. Not laying odds on anyone.

Toronto (Gausman) -108 at Philadelphia (Ra. Suarez)