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06-27-2011, 06:20 AM
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Odds question..
I know that the Reds were the underdogs for the Series, but can anyone tell me the odds that they were getting?
I am sure Rothstein laid off money all over the place, but surely the line had to move quite a bit. And is that the way the truth came to light? By the line moving? 
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