World Series Game 6⚾

[BobbyFK]

Who are you guys on tonight? I took a look at it and I think it's going to be a pass for me. I don't really like either starter so I don't have a strong opinion one way or the other.

Good luck on your wagers!

 

[Firedawg]

wow
another booby post

 

[Bubbles]

Houston will win this game tonight.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Momentum with Houston

 

[carolinakid]

lean to the under 9

 

[Roy Bacon]

Want to bet it but not laying the juice on a Garcia on 3 days rest. I think he will be fine but he's young so he could give rattled.

Fried is crafty but the Astros got to him in his last outing.

Think I'll just be a fan.

 

[MinnesotaFats]

Fried 1 bad outing in basically 3 months.

Atl closes it out

 

[Mr KLC]

Fried has looked bad in last 2 starts. Luis Garcia on 3 days rest.

First 5 Over 4.5

 

[Mr KLC]

Fried has looked bad in last 2 starts. Luis Garcia on 3 days rest.

First 5 Over 4.5

I stopped right before placing the bet. Saw this article:

During Game 2, former Braves player Matt Diaz noticed that Fried was slightly wiggling his glove from the stretch before throwing an off-speed pitch.

In an appearance on MLB Network Radio, Diaz said that the problem started during the NLCS:

“Against the Dodgers, I’m sitting from my couch and calling every pitch he’s throwing. He was tipping against the Dodgers bad. And against the Astros again in the stretch, he was tipping a bit. And then he stopped. … In that second inning, when he was in the stretch, I was able to call ’em for a little bit until he stopped. So they corrected it. I think Fried’s the right guy for Game 6. So against the Dodgers, it was in the pace of his flare. A lot of pitchers flare a changeup or flare a split. … They’d flare the glove. To combat that, pitchers wiggle their glove when they’re coming set. Max’s was certainly in the pace as he was coming set, how fast he was wiggling it versus how slow he was wiggling it.”

 

[Wagerallsports]

5-0 Braves

 

[BMR_Brad]

6-0

 

[Jimmy Hoffa]

I feel terrible for Baker.

Last chance to manage a world champion, and he lost the war badly.