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Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB's new rules

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Eric Biggio, baseball lead trader for Caesars Sportsbook, thinks Major League Baseball's new rules could hedge the trend of managers going early and often to their bullpens. Starters' innings have been drastically reduced in recent years in favor of a parade of hard-throwing relievers. The strategy has contributed to a decrease in scoring and lack of action in games.

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Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB's new rules

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Here's one baseball fans might not have bet on: at least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season.

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Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB's new rules

Here’s one baseball fans might not have bet on: At least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season

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Washington Times

Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB’s new rules

Here's one baseball fans might not have bet on: At least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season.

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My Mother Lode

Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB’s new rules

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Here’s one baseball fans might not have bet on: At least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season. Eric Biggio, baseball lead trader for Caesars Sportsbook, thinks Major League Baseball’s new rules — including a pitch clock and limits on infield shifts — could hedge the trend of managers going early and often to their bullpens. That goes against conventional thinking that a clock mea…

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Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB's new rules

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Here's one baseball fans might not have bet on: At least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season.

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Oddsmakers skeptical of scoring spike from MLB's new rules

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Here's one baseball fans might not have bet on: at least one prominent oddsmaker thinks starting pitchers will go deeper into games this season. Eric Biggio, baseball lead trader for Caesars Sportsbook, thinks Major League Baseball's new rules — including a pitch clock and limits on infield shifts — could hedge the trend of managers going early and often to their bullpens. That goes against conventional thinking that a clock mea…

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