I plan on following this system the whole year no matter how badly or well it does in these forums. Discussions and questions are welcomed. I didn't do a great job of explaining the premise, so let me try now.
The basics are, when a team is swept by one team, you bet on them to not get swept the next time they play the same team. There are some additional factors that can disqualify a pick, but we usually end up with 25-35 chases a year. Side bets are bets on teams that are about to get swept and look like a good potential system pick in their next series against their current opponent. You play 0.1 to 0.2 units on them in the last game of the series because if they win, then they wouldn't eligible for the system and you can't make a bet in the system and if they lose it is likely that you will chase them when they become a system pick and you can add the 0.1 to 0.2 units to your chase without a big issue. If they turn out not to be a system pick down the road then you eat the 0.1 to 0.2 unit loss. I track all such losses and gains through the year.
Once the picks start rolling in late May we average about 2 a week to the end of the season. It takes a while for the seasonal values to build though, so early full system picks are rare. We take no data from previous seasons into account. Side bets can strike at any time though. This thread won't be real interesting until about another month goes by.