Casual fans love betting on star pitchers. That is a fact. Every fifth day when guys like Justin Verlander, Roy Halladay and Clayton Kershaw take the mound, bettors are more than willing to take the favorite with no regard to their true value. But if those aces aren’t the best pitchers to put your money on, who is?
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Although training camps won’t break until late July and the regular season doesn’t kick off until September 5th, Cantor created quite a stir for NFL fans worldwide today when they released their win totals for the 2012 season. For those who aren’t familiar, sportsbooks release their projected win totals for all 32 teams and bettors…
Four weeks ago, we analyzed whether Kobe Bryant or LeBron James was a smarter bet in the NBA Playoffs. Despite the perception that Kobe closes and LeBron struggles in the postseason, the data indicated the exact opposite was true for sports bettors.
According to a recent article by Carl Campanile of the New York Post, it appears that the push toward legalized sports betting in America is gaining some serious legislative steam.
When Albert Pujols signed a ten-year deal with the Angels this offseason worth a whopping $254 million, fans and analysts alike forecasted that Los Angeles would cruise to the top of the AL West standings. Ditto for Prince Fielder who, after signing a nine-year, $214 contract with Detroit, figured to team with Miguel Cabrera for…
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