Pick Result: SDP (-125) ML - LOSS

This one was a real "Hart" breaker.  

It will be interesting to see how this Padres team responds after last night's 7-6 loss to the Royals.  Kyle Hart blew a three-run lead in the bottom of the tenth and that is an absolute bombshell.

This is the problem with pitch counts.  King has to get you six last night.  Rodriguez, Morejon and Miller.

Padres' manager, Craig Stammen, stretched Morejon for two innings in game one of a ten-game road trip.  You have to stretch King in game one, not the bullpen.

More of the same from the Padres' offense last night.  2 thru 5 hitters were a combined 1-17 at the plate.  

Hart as the fourth option out of the bullpen is very weak.  

Jason Adam was the lynch pin, I called that at the beginning of the season.  Adam would have won that game last night.  Wandy was on Bereavement Leave.  

It was Hart that got the call and in a way, it was a very telling loss.  This Padres' team played with no heart and no fire all season.  Padres are done in 2026. 

---------------MLB Pickstreak Pick Results-------------------

Pick Result: STR WAGER

-- SDP (-125) ML @ KCR

Amount Wagered: 1.00 units
Ticket Pays: 0.00 units

Current Streak: 2L

Season Record (STR): 4-7
Season Record (PAR): 6-15
Season Record (ML) 32-27*

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--------------------MLB Pickstreak Profit / Loss-----------------

Beginning Account Balance: 50.00 units
Current Account Balance: 27.00 units

Sportsbook Account: 0.00 units

Buy-In: 1.00 units
Units Banked: 0.00 units

Units in Play: 1.00 units

Current Account Balance: 26.00 units
Bank Balance: 11.00 units

ROI Open Equity: -24.0%
ROI Closed Equity: -26.0%
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*all picks are moneyline (ML) bets, we have selected a total of 59 games. Eleven games were bet outright as straight (STR) wagers. 48 games compose our parlay (PAR) bets. We have placed 17 Two-Team Parlays, 3 Three-Team Parlays and 1 Four-Team Parlay. That's 59 individual game selections total, 32-27 on the season.

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