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With a late blast, the Houston Astros announced that they would wait no longer to claim the American League crown. They head to the World Series as heavy favorites against the first-timers from Washington.
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The betting markets agree, selling the Nationals at an even steeper discount than my model would imply. It's not just about home field advantage: the Astros are far and away the best team in baseball, sporting a much better RPScore than the Nats. Of course, the same was true about the Dodgers.
Should the Nationals falter, O my brothers, remember sometimes thy little Anthony that was. Amen. And all that cal.
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