[Soonerfan64]

I will say this, I like others here could ramble on for hours. Baseball can be approached from many angles and you can at least survive and not be burned at the stake.


However, IMHO, the best way to do well is to watch as many games as possible and CLEARLY understand the game which might be said for any sport or area(s) of investment.


What I think we can all be in agreement on is this, we are trying to simplify the process a bit and look for a positive return.


As for my original post, I am not sure over a 20 year period that any of the ideas I listed would yield a profit over the long term played every time the situation existed but I think that at least a couple of them might. They were not intended to be angles but merely factors to consider as Blog mentioned.

The problem I have, at least one problem, is during the summer months I have several projects that I get involved with that cuts into my baseball viewing and capping ( to a point where I almost abandon it totally during July and August ) So, essentially simplication would be a big bonus during these months. I am sure I will add more later.