The Royals and Giants both lost as they showed no offense, but I actually ended up only losing one game because the Kansas City game was void due to Pittsburgh changing starting pitchers. My portfolio lost $20 to fall behind the S&P 500 for the first time. Meche labored through 5 innings against a weak Pittsburgh offense so I was wrong about that. And Gallardo was dominant. By looking at the box score it seems Gallardo regained his control, but I don't think that's the case. He was consistently behind in counts and the free swinging Giants bailed him out a lot. One thing I forgot to factor in is that the Giants are last in the majors in drawing walks. If I would have seen this, I probably wouldn't have picked them. I look for the line in Gallardo's next start to be inflated, as his control still isn't there.
Portfolio: $913 (-0.9% return)
S&P 500: $919 (-0.2% return)
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- Jon
- I am a 27 year old sports junkie who will show you that baseball betting can be an investment. Back on 6/21/09 I started my portfolio at $921, which was the value of the S&P 500 at the time. I do not guarantee anything or say I can hit 70%, but I do believe I will have decent returns. I only have 1 rule, and that is I will not bet more than 5% of my portfolio on a single game. Also, please feel free to contact me about opportunities. Check out my fantasy sports site www.allamericanfantasy.com where you can play short contests and win cash.
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