Well, two days of being aggressive produced a 6-12 mark, a ton of those 12 losses close and/or aggravating, and a loss of more than a third of the season's profit. I don't mind the plays, although I think I have my worst days where the schedule is spread out. That could just be perception, though. I'm starting to get used to these wide swings, which felt brutal early in the year, but now feel normal. Maybe that's part of the process the pros have to go through.

Look at you...one 60-hour session and you need a nap.

Colorado +126, one unit. Getting back on my "best team in the NL," even as I start to shy away from the notion. J.A. Happ as a 7-5 favorite coming off the DL seems like a decent fade.

Kansas City/New York (AL) over 10 (-105), two units. Not sure what's up with Philip Hughes, but we'll ride the wave.

San Diego/Pittsburgh over 8.5 (-110), two units. Wade LeBlanc isn't good outside of Petco. Brad Lincoln isn't good outside of Triple-A.

Baltimore +115, one unit. You may have noticed that I like Jake Arrieta.

Houston +120, two units. Sliding back on Wandy, as well as fading the Reds and their sputtering offense, last night notwithstanding.

San Francisco -138, one unit. I'm not as concerned with Tim Lincecum as others are.

Three late games, so I might chime back in later in comments.