[j$]

K-City has 4 relievers in there bullpen with a 0 era. Take note people Im glad I played them tonight. Soria is unbelievable. Royals are for real if this bullpen continues.

[OLGC_Slayer]

Still pretty early but the Royals are looking good. I good a good look at them Monday and I like this team. Particularily their front end starting pitching, their bullpen and Billy Butler and Alex Gordon.
This is a team headed up for sure.
Unfortunately I am betting against them tomorrow night because I think Tomko is a horrible pitcher who is waaay overachieving. This being early baseball season he could throw a no hitter LOL

[thegreatdiatchi]

Yea the Royals surprised me tonight but won't anymore. If the bullpen holds together they could be the surprise team of baseball this year.

[curious]

Originally Posted by j$

K-City has 4 relievers in there bullpen with a 0 era. Take note people Im glad I played them tonight. Soria is unbelievable. Royals are for real if this bullpen continues.

How can they win with no hitting?

[curious]

Interesting, if the only criteria you used was ERA of relief pitching and you bet say the top 5 times in that category you would be up quite a bit this year so far.

I guess LT is right, if you do nothing else but handicap bullpens you will be a winner.

[LT Profits]

Actually my system doesn't kick in until May 1. KC does look promising though, as their bullpen did well after the All-Star break last year too.

[LT Profits]

And curious, the rule is bet top 10 when not playing against another top 10, never laying -130 or more.

[louisvillekid]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

And curious, the rule is bet top 10 when not playing against another top 10, never laying -130 or more.

is there a site you use that has a constantly updated list from day-day for each teams bullpen's ERA, or is it your own record keeping? and if so ,how many factors/variables/columns are the stats broken into?

[curious]

Originally Posted by louisvillekid

is there a site you use that has a constantly updated list from day-day for each teams bullpen's ERA, or is it your own record keeping? and if so ,how many factors/variables/columns are the stats broken into?

ESPN has a filter for "as reliever" on the team pitching stats page.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/stats/...ching&type=reg

[curious]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

And curious, the rule is bet top 10 when not playing against another top 10, never laying -130 or more.

Thanks for the info LT. I wasn't sure how your system worked.

[LT Profits]

I just pull the pen ERAs from covers.

[louisvillekid]

Originally Posted by curious

ESPN has a filter for "as reliever" on the team pitching stats page.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/stats/...ching&type=reg

thanks curious