BETTING THE GAMES
Week 10 standings for the Gow Media show host gambling challenge
SportsMap Staff
Nov 7, 2018, 5:33 am
Gow Media host standings. Gow Media
HOST Rec./This Wk. NCAA NFL
AJ Hoffman 13-5-1 (1-1) La. Tech +23.5 (L) NE -5 (W)
Charlie Pallilo 12-7 (2-0) Michigan St. -3 (W) MIA -2 (W)
Jerry Bo 11–6-2 (1-1) Texas -2 (L) PIT +3 (W)
Jermaine Every 11-7-1 (1-1) Clem/UL O61 (W) TEN +6.5 (W)
Josh Jordan 10–7-2 (1-1) Florida -6 (L) NE -5 (W)
Joel Blank 10–8-1 (1-1) Ohio State -18 (L) MIN -5 (W)
John Granato 10-8-1 (1-1) Ohio State -19 (L) KC -10 (W)
Tyler Scott 10-9 (1-1) Louisville +39 (L) MIN -5 (W)
Nick Sharara 9-10 (2-0) Auburn -3.5 (W) PHI -3 (W)
Barry Laminack 8-9-2 (1-0-1) Texas A&M +4 (P) KC -8.5 (W)
Fred Faour 8-10-1 (0-2) Houston -14 (L) SEA -1.5 (L)
Raheel Ramzanali 8-11 (0-2) Florida -6 (L) LA/SEA O47.5 (L)
Patrick Creighton 8-11 (1-1) Louisville +38.5 (L) KC -8.5 (W)
Jong Lee 7-12 (1-1) Ohio State -19 (L) TB/CAR O59 (W)
Lance Zierlein 6–11-2 (1-1) Navy +13.5 (L) KC -8 (W)
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Nico Hoerner had three hits and Mike Tauchman went 1 for 1 with three walks as Chicago won for the fourth time in five games. Hayden Wesneski (2-0) pitched 2 1/3 perfect innings for the win in relief of Javier Assad.
Houston has lost a season-high five straight and eight of nine overall. At 7-19, it is off to its worst 26-game start since it was 6-20 in 1969.
First-year manager Joe Espada was ejected by plate umpire Jansen Visconti in the top of ninth.
Crow-Armstrong was recalled from Triple-A Iowa when Cody Bellinger was placed on the 10-day injured list on Wednesday with two fractured ribs. The 22-year-old outfielder, who is considered one of the team’s top prospects, made his big league debut last year and went 0 for 14 while appearing in 13 games.
He picked a perfect time for his first major league hit.
Houston had a 1-0 lead before Dansby Swanson scampered home on a fielder’s choice grounder for Miguel Amaya in the sixth.
Espada then replaced Rafael Montero with Bryan Abreu, who threw a wild pitch with Crow-Armstrong trying to sacrifice Amaya to second. Crow-Armstrong then drove his next pitch deep to right, delighting the crowd of 29,876 at Wrigley Field.