Month: March 2012

MLB Over/Unders

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That time of year again…welcome to the longest running segment we have here on miraclecovers.  First, the lines.  As always, I will indicate heavy juice (120 or higher).

  1. Anaheim (LA) Angels  91.5 (over -137)
  2. Atlanta Braves  87.5 (under -145)
  3. Arizona Diamondbacks  86.5 (over -134)
  4. Baltimore Orioles  70.5 (under -139)
  5. Boston Red Sox  90.5 (under -132)
  6. Chicago Cubs  74.5 (under-142)
  7. Chicago White Sox  76.5 (under -155)
  8. Cincinnati Reds  87.5
  9. Cleveland Indians  79.5
  10. Colorado Rockies  81.5
  11. Detroit Tigers  90.5  (over -149)
  12. Houston Astros  63 (under -120)
  13. Kansas City Royals  76.5 (over -177)
  14. Los Angeles Dodgers  81
  15. Miami Marlins  85.5 (over -122)  UPDATED
  16. Milwaukee Brewers  85
  17. Minnesota Twins  72.5 (over -144)
  18. New York Mets  73.5 (under -163)
  19. New York Yankees  93.5
  20. Oakland A’s  72 (under -138)
  21. Philadelphia Phillies  93
  22. Pittsburgh Pirates  73
  23. San Diego Padres  74 (under -143)
  24. San Francisco Giants  87.5 (under -123)
  25. Seattle Mariners  72
  26. St Louis Cardinals  86.5 (under -149)
  27. Tampa Bay Rays  86.5 (over -139)
  28. Texas Rangers  91 (over -145)
  29. Toronto Blue Jays  80.5 (over -161)
  30. Washington Nationals  84

The Marlins are a little spazzy these days, apparently enough to keep pinnacle from posting an over/under line for them.  Either that or the intern couldn’t figure whether to put them under Miami or Florida and instead decided to take a long lunch.  That might sound ridiculous but Fauxdog.com, aka Bovada, has the team listed as the Miami Marlins, while they occupy a spot alphabetically appropriate for Florida Marlins.  They have the number at 83.5 so we’ll work with that for now.  More to follow on all this.

UPDATE

Pinnacle has the Marlins at 85.5, which is a full 2 games higher than what Bovada had.  Took a look at Bovada and sure enough the number there now sits at 84.5, a shift of an entire game over the last couple hours.  The 2012 Marlins’ slogan, “No one knows what the hell we’re going to do.”