2012 home system

[Arbor12]

Hello All,

I was starting to look at teams records to start putting together the system again for this upcoming season. I'm looking for any imput on what people think for this season. The following are the teams that would be in it. There is a 3 way tie for 10th spot.

Team: W-L. Home W-L

1. Brewers. 96-66. 57-24
2. Yanks. 97-65. 52-29
3. Rangers. 96-66. 52-29
4. Phillies. 102-60. 52-29
5. D'backs. 94-68. 51-30
6. Tigers. 95-67. 50-31
7. Rays. 91-71. 47-34
8. Braves. 89-73. 47-34
9. Giants. 86-76. 46-35
10. Redsox. 90-72. 45-36
10. Cardinals. 90-72. 45-36
10. Angels. 86-76. 45-36

[smet9772]

Take out cards and a close second for taking out the tigers and rays.

[bt33]

Got to think the Angels have to be included.

[garyrenard]

No Fielder, no Braun (for at least the first 50 games). The Brewers may be pretty risky early.

[iceage]

gl this year. I have been checking out a few things, will give my input if you want.

[allstr921]

Originally Posted by iceage

gl this year. I have been checking out a few things, will give my input if you want.

Whatcha thinking Iceage?

I'm also worried about Brewers and Cardinals......losing pujols is a big blow but with Wainwright coming back they should have some good pitching...Angels need to be in with Pujols, they are going to be a dangerous team this year with that pitching and now power. What do the Brewers offer without Braun and Fielder? Looks like Brewers will have 3 homestands before Braun is back

[yoo its flash]

how many units did this system make last year? going 117-1? thanks

[Angelus]

Take out Cards, I guess. Brewers scare me too.

[scr0da]

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1. Yanks. 97-65. 52-29
2. Rangers. 96-66. 52-29
3. Phillies. 102-60. 52-29
4. D'backs. 94-68. 51-30
5. Tigers. 95-67. 50-31
6. Rays. 91-71. 47-34
7. Braves. 89-73. 47-34
8. Giants. 86-76. 46-35
9. Redsox. 90-72. 45-36
10. Angels. 86-76. 45-36

[Arbor12]

Originally Posted by scr0da

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1. Yanks. 97-65. 52-29
2. Rangers. 96-66. 52-29
3. Phillies. 102-60. 52-29
4. D'backs. 94-68. 51-30
5. Tigers. 95-67. 50-31
6. Rays. 91-71. 47-34
7. Braves. 89-73. 47-34
8. Giants. 86-76. 46-35
9. Redsox. 90-72. 45-36
10. Angels. 86-76. 45-36

I like this a lot! Everyone let me know your input, I'm looking to start putting together the spreadsheet in the next couple weeks

[allstr921]

yup, agreed

[scr0da]

What was the maximum amount of units you had risked at one time last year? Do we need 200+ ready to go?

[Arbor12]

Originally Posted by scr0da

What was the maximum amount of units you had risked at one time last year? Do we need 200+ ready to go?

I have used about 200 for the past couple yrs and haven't had an issue.

[yoo its flash]

how many units did this system make last year? going 117-1? thanks

[PontarTHEDestroy-ah]

I love the system - tracked it last year and obviously did very well.

I think the Angels have to be in it this year with their pitching and Pujols upgrade. I'm a Red Sox fan, but I would keep them out this year. The talent is there, but they have a new coach and the fans will be quick to turn on them if things continue where they left off last year. Add in the fact that they will have to be bet a premium odds and one bad homestand could change the profit outlook more than 1 loss last year did. Cards also have a new coach and lost Pujols. Based on your list - Angles have to win that 3 way tie breaker.

I know the Marlins were responsible for the lone loss, but I have to think the new stadium will create enough buzz in its first year to justify them being included. Plus they upgraded their roster. Thoughts? Has anyone looked at how teams do in their first year in a new stadium?