Vandyrone

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I am not AI savvy enough, but need someone to figure out who has caught the ball that was the highest over the top of the fence.

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You mean like this?

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I think you have 3 trips to the finals, and two trips to the semis, IIRC

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4 appearances in the finals, 1 semis. 2 titles and 2 wins short of 2 more.

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I searched google and it said only for injury

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Not true

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He’s washed up at this point. He’s gotta think about hanging it up

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Perhaps. But to suggest that he hasn’t succeeded in the postseason is asinine.

Nice try. Now do Omaha.

What?!?! Their closer has been throwing in the bullpen this whole time?

That was great

Whew

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I can even see Vandy dropping its regional since they have a somewhat tough time against Louisville historically in the post season.

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Louisville beat Vanderbilt in the 2013 Super Regionals. Since then, Vanderbilt is 3-0 vs Louisville, all in Omaha.

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It's actually the most wise thing to do compared to any other person or group's opinion. Vegas makes money for a reason.

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Then you don’t understand nuances of futures markets. They’re not like regular betting lines and their movement is almost nonexistent. The reason being is that they don’t offer the opposite betting option. You can’t bet on Arkansas to NOT win the CWS. Early season favorites in futures markets will remain favorites throughout the year even if they underperform. A&M had no chance of getting in today and they were still the 13th ranked futures option at +4000. Teams that play well late in the year will see their odds slowly reduced but nothing reactionary like in-game betting or specific game line movement.

Once again, the reason futures are far different is that there isn’t an opposing betting option for any team that you can try and take advantage of because of some line movement that didn’t react fast enough. Vegas has the luxury of sitting on early season favorites and slowly move up and comers because of this.