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Cole Hamels posted on 09/21/2014

Born December 27, 1983, Cole Hamels plays MLB for Philadelphia Phillies as their pitcher. Hamels started playing professional baseball in 2003, when he pitched for Lakewood BlueClaws, a Class-A team of the South Atlantic League. He pitched well, and he was promoted in the later part of the season to play with Clearwater Threshers, a Class-A Advanced team of the Florida State League. Hamels, also won Paul Owen Award that year, which is given to the best Phillies minor league pitcher. However, in 2004 and 2005, he suffered many injuries and made only a few appearances. In 2006, Hamels returned playing for Clearwater, and he was later promoted to play with Scranton Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, a triple-A team of International League.

Hamels made his MLB debut in May 2006, when he played for Philadelphia Phillies against Cincinnati Reds, where he struck out seven, allowed a single hit, walked five, and earned a no-decision against the Reds. In April 2007, Hamels pitched a complete game, which was his first in MLB. In the game, he allowed a single run in five hits, and set his career high record of 15 strikeouts. Due to his excellent performance, he was selected in NL All Star Team.

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MLB Baseball: Can Philadelphia Phillies Make a Comeback? posted on 01/09/2013
MLB baseball is very popular with people who love online sports betting. This is partly because the game is of course loved by many in America. However, the main reason is the game allows for more options to people who want to place wagers on their favorite team. A wager can be placed on many different aspects of the game, such as pitching or the run line.

Baseball gets into more specifics when it comes to betting than other sports. This reduces the risk and allows for you to gain more from your calculated guesses. Talking of calculated guesses, another advantage of MLB betting and sports wagers in general, is that you can actually make some probable guesses if you take time to research on the team before placing your wager. This is what the pros do; they may have favourites but they do not have to bet on them. They retain a level of objectivity when determining the odds.

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