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Bookie Busters: Time to Ball out

Jerry Bo
Feb 6, 2019, 8:37 am
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Gone with the wins, a memory in the rear view is the 2018-19 Football season. It was a wild run for us here on Bookie Busters and I enjoyed every week of the action. With football season coming to an end, we now turn our focus into other sports.

The action never stops with us here at SportsMap, and we look to take our winning ways to the basketball court with the NBA second half of the season and March madness on the horizon. Champions League is also approaching and we have knockout rounds starting next week. The hustle never stops for us, I hope you enjoy the ride year long.

I'm always getting asked about individual sport records or which sports I believe I'm better at. So with football season coming to an end, this seems like a good breaking point for our record keeping. Going forward, Ill try and list the final records by sport. That way we can see where we are hot and where we need to improve. It will be more work this way but I really want to see where we are getting results.

Let's find some angles, It's Ball season

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HANNOVER 96 VS RB LEIPZIG

BTTS over and 2.5 2U -2.4

First half over 1 3U PUSH

Update 533 CST

Northern Kentucky Team Total over73.5 5U +5

Virginia Tech at NC State

First half over 71.5 5U -5.5

Italy

Napoli game over 2.5 2U +2

Netherlands

Updated 1203CST

AJAX VS VVV VENLO

First half over 1.5 5U MAX -5.5

UPDATE 157 CST

Colombia

Equidad at Union Magdalena -

Over 2 3U -3.3

Pelicans/Spurs

first half over 117.5 2U -2.2

C Hogan Over 3 rec 2U -2.6

First half under 27.5 8U +8

Brady Over 2 passing TD 8U -10.2

UPDATE

Patriots TT Over 16.5 5U -5.5

Pats ML- 125 2nd half ( so -3 game) 8U +8

Pool TT Over 2 5U -6

First half pool ML 1U -1.8

Over 3 1U -1.1

Parlay -1.1

Atalanta ML

Pool TT

FA CUP Barnet at Brentford

over 3 5U MAX +5

Dortmund-.5 2U -2.3

South America BOMB The Strongest -1 3U -3.4

The Strongest TT over 2 -3.3

5U First half over 1 7U HOT BREAD -8.4

Game over 2.5 7U HOT BREAD =7.7

MICHIGAN STATE (#9) @ ILLINOIS First half over 72.5 5U +5

Toronto Raptors at Philadelphia 76ers

3rd Q over 56 5U MAX -5.5

first half over 83.5 5U MAX +5

UNC TT FH Over 45.5 3U +3

Full game TT Over 91.5 3U +3

Game over 171.5 3U +3

Blazers -7.5 1U small play

Mexico

UAEM Potros at Monarcas Morelia -

Over 2.5 5U +5

New Plays

2/7

425 CST

South America - Copa Libertadores

ATLÉTICO NACIONAL ML 2U

UPDATE 534 CST

Green Bay vs Cleveland State

GB -2 fist half 1U

UPDATE 748 CST

TORONTO RAPTORS @ ATLANTA HAWKS

3rd Q over 56.5 3U -3.3

2nd half over 114 3U -3.3

TT over 121 .5 -3.3

UPDATE 818 CST

Total Points O/U - Boston Celtics - Live 3rd Quarter TT 28.5 5U MAX -5.5

4th Q over 56.5 3U

Washington ML 2U

Live under 121.5 3U

Celtics FH TT over 63.5 +1






St. Francis PA over 44.5 TT first half 1U Live +1

Basketball 2-0 +13

DENVER NUGGETS @ BROOKLYN NETS

3rd Q over 54.5 5U UPDATED +5

2nd half over 110 8U UPDATED +8

Soccer 2-0-1 +16

Bayern Game Over 3 8U +8

City -1.5 8U +8

TT Over 2 risk 10U PUSH


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The losing streak continues

Mariners get walk-off win over short-staffed Astros

Alex De Goti had an impressive debut. Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images

After a brutal homestand capped off by losing five players to the IL for health and safety protocols, the once 5-1 Astros brought their now 6-6 record to T-Mobile park in Seattle to try and right the ship. They'd have to do it with new and young players in the lineup using the "next man up" mentality to get some wins against the first-place Mariners.

Though the young bats would work themselves into a lead most of the night, Houston's bullpen wouldn't be able to hold the Mariners down, with Seattle ultimately walking things off in the ninth.

Final Score: Mariners 6, Astros 5

Astros' Record: 6-7, fourth in the AL West

Winning Pitcher: Anthony Misiewicz (2-0)

Losing Pitcher: Ryne Stanek (0-1)

After a quiet start, Houston gets three in the fifth

After cruising through the Astros through the first four innings, allowing only a walk over that span, Houston was able to put up a big inning against Yusei Kikuchi in the top of the fifth. Carlos Correa notched the first hit of the night, followed by a walk by Taylor Jones to put two on base.



That brought Alex De Goti, making his major-league debut, to the plate and, in his second career at-bat, would get his first hit and RBI, bringing in Correa from second on a single. A second run would come on the same play on a throwing error, then Chaz McCormick made it a three-run inning with an RBI-double, putting Houston out front 3-0.

Urquidy comes an out shy of a quality start

Meanwhile, Jose Urquidy was doing well through five innings. On track for a much-needed quality start, the Mariners would tag him in the bottom of the sixth, getting three-straight hits to bring in two runs to lead off the frame and leaving a runner on second base with no outs.

Urquidy would rebound to get the next two batters on strikeouts, but at 90 pitches and with a left-handed hitter up next, Dusty Baker would bring in lefty Brooks Raley to try and get out of the inning with the one-run lead intact. Raley would do his job, putting Uruidy's line final: 5.2 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 7 K, 90 P.

Teams trade two-run seventh innings

The young bats for Houston struck again in the top of the seventh, with Jones and De Goti leading it off with back-to-back singles before Jason Castro would load the bases with a walk. With two outs, Aledmys Diaz would push the lead back to three with a two-RBI single, making it 5-2.

With Raley out after facing his one batter, next out of Houston's bullpen was Bryan Abreu to help maintain Houston's lead. Instead, he would give up two runs on two hits and a walk while getting just two outs before Baker moved on to Blake Taylor, who would get the last out of the seventh with Houston hanging on to a one-run lead at 5-4.

Mariners get the walk-off win

Taylor remained in the game in the bottom of the eighth, and after getting an out, would allow a game-tying solo home run to Evan White before injuring himself trying to field an infield single. Ryne Stanek entered and finished off the eighth, sending the tie game to the ninth.

After Houston came up empty in the top half, Stanek remained in the game in the bottom of the ninth, attempting to force extras. Back-to-back walks ended Stanek's night, with the Astros hoping Ryan Pressly could bail them out. He couldn't, though, giving up the walk-off hit as the Mariners would take the opener, 6-5.

Up Next: Game two of this three-game set will start an hour earlier on Saturday, with first pitch at 8:10 PM Central. Zack Greinke (1-1, 4.08 ERA) will try to rebound from a poor start his last time out for the Astros, while the Mariners will hand the ball to Chris Flexen (1-0, 4.50 ERA).

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