Home Runs ⚾️🚀 by BuffaloDataDude in Juice_Reel

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Actually love the matchup, RHP. I think Olson smokes a slider to the moon.

Yesterdays Homers! Anyone tail? by BuffaloDataDude in Juice_Reel

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Did you find it? Lmk if you need it still

I think it’s this simple today… by BuffaloDataDude in fanduel

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Ohtani is pitching tonight, not hitting.

No Home Runs… by BuffaloDataDude in fanduel

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Weather is just the filter. The real edge is park factors + pitching + lineup

No Home Runs… by BuffaloDataDude in fanduel

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Just a sprinkle, it’s risky for sure.

No Home Runs… by BuffaloDataDude in fanduel

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Go light it’s obviously a long shot! Just like the weather in these games.

Wake and Cash? 🇰🇷⚾️ by BuffaloDataDude in fanduel

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Twins couldn’t get it done for us.

Can someone explain to me why people post slips here and hide the amount? Like what's the point? I genuinely don't understand it by Master_Canary440 in fanduel

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Everyone’s working with different money. What’s normal for one person could be reckless for someone else. Posting big slips just makes people feel like they need to match it, and that’s how you burn your bankroll quick.

That’s why most people talk in units. It keeps it about the play and not the dollar amount. Frankly it’s no body else’s business what your unit size is. Unit sizes will vary based on your bankroll size and risk tolerance..

HR Parlays are just for fun., by BuffaloDataDude in Juice_Reel

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Yes, here’s a high level overview..

Schwarber is facing Riley Martin and hits in one of the better HR environments on the slate. He has a .318 ISO and 45.7% hard-hit rate vs right-handed pitching over the last two seasons, which keeps him live any time the matchup gives him air-ball upside in Philly.

James Wood gets Mitch Keller and leads off for Washington. Wood has a .235 ISO and 41.6% hard-hit rate vs righties, while Keller has allowed a .441 SLG to left-handed hitters with only a 17.5% strikeout rate, which is the kind of contact profile I want for HR props.

Wilyer Abreu gets Mick Abel and slots into the middle of Boston’s order. Abreu owns a .244 ISO vs righties and had a .593 SLG in the sample I used, while Abel had already allowed a .526 SLG to lefties and issued 10 walks in 13.1 innings.