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Las Vegas - You might not know how to spell his name, or, pronounce his name, but Mike Foltynewicz can throw a baseball. His first start was against the Blue Jays and it was kinda ugly. He was roughed up for 4 hits and 4 earned runs in just 4 innings. After five days rest, Folty bounced back with a gem against the Padres, allowing only 2 hits and 1 earned over 7 innings. Looked across the field at Baltimore's starter, Jorge Lopez, and we noticed a double dose of UGLY.
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Las Vegas - You might not know how to spell his name, or, pronounce his name, but Mike Foltynewicz can throw a baseball. His first start was against the Blue Jays and it was kinda ugly. He was roughed up for 4 hits and 4 earned runs in just 4 innings. After five days rest, Folty bounced back with a gem against the Padres, allowing only 2 hits and 1 earned over 7 innings. Looked across the field at Baltimore's starter, Jorge Lopez, and we noticed a double dose of UGLY.
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Las Vegas - Heading back out West tonight and gonna try Oakland with Sean Manaea over the Tigers. It appears as if the A's were not ready for the start of the season. They opened up with an UGLY 0-6 run and were outscored 50-13. Did I just say FIFTY to THIRTEEN? Everyone knew that the Athletics were better than that and the pendulum has swung back around. The A's have ripped off four straight wins (not including last night), and Manaea is gonna be trouble for Detroit.
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Las Vegas - Injuries SUCK! After the Nuggets picked up Aaron Gordon, we dropped a handful of cash on Denver to win the NBA title at 15/1. Thought that was pretty shrewd. Then, as you probably heard, superstar guard, Jamal Murray, tore his ACL last night and is gone for the rest of the season. Saw the Nuggs plummet all the way to 50/1 at a few joints, but not gonna invest. OUCH!
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Las Vegas - Bouncing on to the NBA hardwood out West and gonna roll with the Celtics over the Blazers. Like many of the teams, Boston has had to deal with numerous health issues, but it looks like the tide has turned. The Celtics have won and covered five of the last six including a 105-87 blowout on Sunday afternoon against a VERY good Denver team. The Cs had their starting five on the floor for most of the game, and it showed.
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