One of the aspects that makes baseball handicapping so difficult for a number of people is trying to guess when a pitcher will have a good start or a bad start. Far too many baseball gamblers make the mistake of climbing aboard the "hot" pitcher and going against the "cold" pitcher, when in fact that's the ideal time to do the exact opposite.
Here is a short little article describing one method of predicting when pitchers are due for good or bad performances. Read Baseball Pitcher Form Reversal in the Baseball Betting section of the site.
Photo: Florida's Logan Kensing has been a big boost out of the bullpen for the Marlins' starters this season. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)
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