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This article discusses the key parameters fitting for an MLB 60-Game Sprint Betting System that can be used for the upcoming season. In my last article , I detailed the importance of starting pitching and bullpen use. So, without further ado, let’s get started.

During a 162-game season teams will get scorching hot and icycold for periods of weeks and sometimes even months as the St. Louis Cardinalsdid at the end of the last season. In a 60-game sprint the peaks and valleys willnot be as large and the urgency of teams to stop losing streaks will make thenext game similar to a must-win environment.

4-Game Losing Streaks

If the Yankees, for instance, lose four straight games theywill have to win 42 of 56 games to win the American League East, in my opinion.So, it depends on when the losing streak starts to rear its’ ugly head thatdoes matter most.

Getting Off to A Fast Start

So, getting off to a fast start to the first 20 games willallow those teams a chance to recover from a four-game losing streak. If thegoal is to get to 40-wins, then a team can have 20 losses (obviously) over the 60-gamesprint. However, a four-game losing streak also means a total of just 16 lossesover a 56-game sample size that is split in two parts by the four-game losingstreak. That equates to a 0.714 win percentage over those 56-games, which fewteams have ever attained.

The MLB 60-Game Sprint Betting System

Since 2004, teams that are on a losing streak of not more than 4 games and have hit 15 extra-base-hits over their last three games are a solid 19-13 straight-up (SU) for 59.4% winning bets, averaging a -115 favorite betting line, and produced a handsome 15.1% return-on-investment (ROI). These teams are an even better 15-9 for 63% using the Run Line) and producing an eye-opening 25% ROI since 2004. Extra-base-hits are doubles, triples, and home runs. So, we want teams that hit for power and average both and not just one or the other.

What About the Pitching?

Teams that are on no more than a 4-game losing streak,installed as not greater than a -135 favorite, and their bullpen has allowed nomore than one run (earned or unearned) spanning the last three games haveearned a SU 62-30 record for 67% winning bets and a solid 9.2% ROI.

Second Game of a Double Header
In the second game of a double-header teams that lost Game 1 and have no morethan a 4-game losing streak, have a starting pitcher on the bump that completedseven or more innings of work, and are facing an opponent that has now won8-of-10 games are a near-perfect 6-1. Teams playing the next day off a loss inthis scenario are a still asolid 41-37 for 53% winning bets and a nice 7% ROI,but an even more impressive 36-24 using the Run Line for a 16% ROI in gamesplayed since 2004.

Slicing the dataset to include teams that have won at least55% of their games improves the MLB 60-game betting system to a 14-11 SU recordands a 7% ROI, but a jaw-dropping 15-7 record using the RL for a 32% ROI.

Summary of the MLB 60-Game Sprint Betting System

The takeaways from this MLB 60-game sprintg betting system is toidentify teams are strong hitting teams that are near the top in the extra-base-hitcategory and need to stop a losing streak of not more than four games.Moreover, getting a starting pitcher that completed seven more innings of workor a hot bullpen that allowed one or fewer runs despite losing no more thanfour games is another money-making situation.

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