17-1 System for Cubs/Marlins game 7!

Stalker-Dude · Oct 14, 2003

All you Technical Cappers will really like this one. 18 times this season the Cubs pitchers Prior/Wood have pitched back to back. Only one time did they both lose. This is the game we will see what Kerry Wood is really made of. He has a chance to take the next step to the next level. Not if he wins or loses....but how he pitches the game. Maybe someone should hang a number on what inning Kerry will lose his cool and act like a two year old? Go Cubbies!

5teamparlay · Oct 14, 2003

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BigGamesOnly · Oct 14, 2003

Stalker-Dude:

Only 1 time in the last 58 years did the Cubs try to go to the pennant and won. That's 57-1 against them. Should we bet on the Marlins for this streak?

(just giving you a hard time)

GreenDoberman · Oct 14, 2003

figures lie and liars figure,
for every system you can give for one side, a trend can be found for the other side.
case in point:
The Florida Marlins have never lost a playoff series in the history of their franchise.
Sounds impressive, but its just statspeak.

5teamparlay · Oct 14, 2003

you can't overcome the goat for how many years 1908 1908

http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/7013643.htm

maxdemo · Oct 15, 2003

You have to think that destiny is with the marlins. They seem to have alot of comeback ability and in a game 7 that could really be the difference.
GL to all...it's gonna be a great game.

JinnRikki · Oct 15, 2003

More money will be made by a Cubs and (insert any team here)series than a Marlins series, so if your into conspiracy, Cubs are the play.

DonkeyPuncher+ · Oct 15, 2003

It is a battle of two extremes. On one side you have the Marlins who seem to be shaping up as the ultimate clutch comeback / destiny team. On the other hand you have the Cubs who are looking like they will use any method including the fans to lose a game. Should be a great one tonight.

Take the Marlins.

-DP-

friday · Oct 15, 2003

there's way too much value with that fat line. the marlins have excelled in the underdog role all season - there's no pressure on them. after last night, all the pressure's on the cubbies. gotta go with the loose, nothing to lose marlins. good luck fellas.