[uPaxus]

Average Runs / Teams - For Wednesday

This is what I use when wagering on Baseball Totals.

I combine both teams playing and get my total (over/under)

Average
Runs - Teams

3.17 Arizona Diamondbacks
6.29 Atlanta Braves
5.00 Baltimore Orioles
5.50 Boston Red Sox
4.29 Chicago Cubs
6.43 Chicago White Sox
4.00 Cincinnati Reds
5.00 Cleveland Indians
2.57 Colorado Rockies
5.83 Detroit Tigers
6.43 Florida Marlins
4.57 Houston Astros
5.67 Kansas City Royals
5.20 Los Angeles Angels
6.83 Los Angeles Dodgers
5.43 Milwaukee Brewers
4.57 Minnesota Twins
6.29 New York Mets
6.57 New York Yankees
5.33 Oakland A's
5.57 Philadelphia Phillies
3.83 Pittsburgh Pirates
7.17 San Diego Padres
4.00 San Francisco Giants
4.17 Seattle Mariners
4.00 Saint Louis Cardinals
5.50 Tampa Bay Devil Rays
3.83 Texas Rangers
3.33 Toronto Blue Jays
4.17 Washington Nationals



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[uPaxus]

With the above mentioned. I like the Under 9 on Colorado/N.Y. Mets.

GL

[kayvebear]

I bet both under 9 on mets, and under 4 for colorado

[RickySteve]

Comical.

[BuddyBear]

weird to see TOR third worst in scoring runs...they were suppose to be at the top.

Anyway....I don't see much validity to this method of deriving totals. This is extraordinarily basic and does not take into account other factors such as weather, starting pitchers, bullpens, stadiums, starting lineups, trends, etc that can influence totals.

Moreover, averages are very suspectable to outliers. A few double digit run totals especially at this stage of the season can really impact season average run total such that the average total is very misleading.

I would say take a look at the average run total as one piece of information but that's it. If you are just looking at the average run total and basing your play on that, I don't think you will be able to show a profit. Remember, the linesmakers who set these totals have that same info you do....

Good luck...

[uPaxus]

I (we) only share information. Everyone can take it for what it's worth. My post, as well as others.

It's all good.