CapFigure Podcast – Episode 17 (Goats in Cleveland?)

CapFigure Podcast – Episode 17 (Goats in Cleveland?)

In this episode of CapFigure Podcast the team recaps the World Series thus far, as the Indians hold a 3-2 lead heading back to Cleveland. The first five games of the series had numerous storylines, from Andrew Miller and the electric Indians’ bullpen to the Cubs surviving game five to send the series back to Progressive Field.  With only two games left to decide the fate of two long standing curses,  you won’t want to miss a thing! Continue reading “CapFigure Podcast – Episode 17 (Goats in Cleveland?)”

CapFigure Podcast – Episode 16 (2016 World Series Preview)

CapFigure Podcast – Episode 16 (2016 World Series Preview)

In this episode of CapFigure Podcast, we run through everything you need to know about the Cleveland Indians and Chicago Cubs before the Fall Classic kicks off Tuesday Night at Progressive Field.  Beginning with the infamous curse of the Billy Goat and the disappointments of the mid-90’s Indians, to the hiring of Theo Epstein and Terry Francona, Ryan & Tom walk you through the emergence of the pennant winners.  With the best baseball of the season hours away, you won’t want to miss a thing! Continue reading “CapFigure Podcast – Episode 16 (2016 World Series Preview)”

CapFigure Podcast – Episode 15 (Bullpens, Analytics & Final Four)

CapFigure Podcast – Episode 15 (Bullpens, Analytics & Final Four)

In this episode of CapFigure Podcast, Ryan & Tom recap the beginning of the ALCS & NLCS.  Managerial decisions to be questioned and in-game analytics come to the forefront of playoff baseball.  It’s the most exciting time of year for baseball and you won’t want to miss a minute! Continue reading “CapFigure Podcast – Episode 15 (Bullpens, Analytics & Final Four)”

NFL Week 5

NFL Week 5

By Dallas Soukup

 

Week 5! Teams are starting to show who they are as we pass the quarter mark of the season. Lousy Thursday matchup as usual, but big game for the emerging Falcons at Broncos, and the Giants need to steal a win at Lambeau. All eyes on Cam’s health in this week’s de facto NFC South elimination game on Monday Night Football. If you haven’t yet, check out yesterday’s column- I break down why my man Ryan Fitzpatrick is now terrible. WITH MATH. Continue reading “NFL Week 5”

“All In Baseball Academy” Seeking Equity Investor

“All In Baseball Academy” Seeking Equity Investor

All In Baseball Academy, LLC is seeking an equity investment of $150,000 in exchange for a 25% equity stake in the business.  Proceeds from this Series A transaction will be used to develop a state of the art 21,000 square foot indoor athletic facility in Lakewood, New Jersey with a proposed opening in January 2017.  Continue reading ““All In Baseball Academy” Seeking Equity Investor”

Super-Utility Players of 2016: Kris Bryant

Super-Utility Players of 2016: Kris Bryant

The term “utility” or “super-utility player” has become as much a part of baseball jargon as “Web Gem”, “Tommy John” or my personal favorite “Eephus”.  Utility simply refers to players with the ability to suit-up at numerous positions, on any given day.  Once used as a slight on a player’s ability to be an everyday big leaguer, “utility players” have never had it better.   Continue reading “Super-Utility Players of 2016: Kris Bryant”

Stephen A. Smith Joins CapFigure Podcast (Sneak Preview of Episode 4)

Stephen A. Smith Joins CapFigure Podcast (Sneak Preview of Episode 4)

The notorious, euphorious…bumblin’ & humblin’…ESPN’s one & only, Mr. Stephen A. Smith joins Ryan DePaulo, Host of the CapFigure Podcast, to discuss our recent segment on CC Sabathia.  In addition, Stephen A. is offered the opportunity to put to bed a long-standing rumor.

CapFigure PodCast is co-hosted by: Ryan DePaulo & Thomas McLaughlin

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JD’s Vegas MLB Picks (June 21st)

JD’s Vegas MLB Picks (June 21st)

PHI (+130) over MIN –  Aaron Nola might be one of the best unknown pitchers in the MLB largely in part because he pitches for the Philadelphia Phillies (“PHI”) and has a deceiving 3.51 ERA that should be much lower.  Nola currently ranks 4th in the MLB in xFIB at 2.80 only behind Kershaw, Syndergaard, and Jose Fernandez and ahead of names like Strasburg, Arrieta, and Scherzer.   Continue reading “JD’s Vegas MLB Picks (June 21st)”

JD’s Vegas MLB Picks (June 20th)

JD’s Vegas MLB Picks (June 20th)

JD’s Pick & Methodology

There’s no team better to end a rough losing streak than the Pittsburgh Pirates at home against a left-handed starter.  My confidence may come off as surprising, given that the Pirates are set to face-off against the San Francisco Giants and the modern day Paul Bunyan, Madison Bumgarner.  As always though, sports betting is about finding value in the lines, maximizing the potential reward against the perceived risk.  For today I will be taking the Pirates in two separate lines, the +1.5 run line and the “over” for the team over / under of 3 runs.

The team run-line of +1.5 runs for the Pirates is currently offering even money, or a line of (+100).  While the Giants are clearly to be considered as the favorites, and for good reason, the Pirates are too-good of a hitting line-up against LHP for me to pass up on that value.  Even though Bumgarner, or “Mad Bum” as he’s known around parts, has gotten off to a terrific stretch to begin the 2016 season; in 18.1 IP over the past three seasons against the Pirates, Mad Bum sports a rather pedestrian 5.40 ERA, which is his worst against any National League opponent.

A bet of $40.00 on the +1.5 run-line , will yield a potential pay-out of $40.00; while the the Pirates over of 3 runs will yield a potential pay-out of $36.37.

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You can track all of JD’s picks here: JD’s Pick Tracker

Foreward & Editing By: Thomas L. McLaughlin

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