There is undoubtedly a lot at stake at UFC 200, outside of even the fight itself. The promotion is on the verge of either a major investment from outside stakeholders (or even an outright sale), and three titles are on the line for the first time in the modern UFC era, with a fight card stacked with veterans, stars and former champions.All the reason to expect more action at the sports books than ever before for a UFC event.Among the storylines surrounding the rematch and title unification for the light heavyweight division, it is likely overlooked that the implications for Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier could be career-defining from a betting perspective. Despite both men having strong positive returns on investment through their UFC careers to date, the seemingly more underestimated Cormier has yet to jump the ranks into the truly elite.Which fighter has been the more profitable bet over their career thus far?At 16-1 in the UFC and with his only loss via disqualification due to illegal strikes, Jones has a plus-35 percent career return on investment (ROI) to date, on a strong average betting line of -305, which ranks him in the top 15 all-time among veterans with sufficient sample size. Jones was an underdog in his first few fights before rapidly ascending the ranks to become the UFCs youngest champion, and the market has recognized his talent by making him the favorite in every fight since.Cormier was a long shot surprise winner of the Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix before arriving in the UFC, where he eventually dropped down a division to work toward a light heavyweight title shot. When he challenged Jones for the title last year, the betting lines were among the tightest of Jones reign. Cormier came up short that night, and he is now a much bigger underdog in their rematch, despite overcoming stiff competition since -- as the new champion during Jones suspension. At 6-1 in the UFC, Cormier has had a strong average line of -275 but has returned only plus-16 percent to date.However, at UFC 200, these differences could take a sharp reversal if an upset occurs, as the chart below shows.A win for Jones would unify the belt and eliminate all talk of who deserves to be king of the division. It would also bump Jones further up the ranks of the best betting investments in UFC history.But based on current betting odds, theres also a lot to lose here for Jones. An upset win for Cormier would wipe away more than half of Jones returns to date, and it also would leapfrog Cormier into a lofty position among the all-time greats. Kyle Anderson Grizzlies Jersey . 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When asked if the Marlins ace was indeed OK, manager Don Mattingly laughed.Did you see him after the game? Mattingly said.Fernandezs nine strikeouts increased his season total to 213, breaking the Marlins record of 209 set by Ryan Dempster in 2000. Fernandez allowed six hits and won for the first time since July 23 to snap his three-game losing streak, a career worst.From the last five or six starts, today was a little improvement, he said.Fernandez also had the Marlins first two hits, hiking his average to .286, and improved to 27-2 at Marlins Park.Christian Yelich broke a scoreless tie in the sixth with a two-run single.The Royals went 0 for 8 with runners in scoring position against Fernandez. They loaded the bases in the second, but Fernandez escaped by retiring Paulo Orlando and Colon. Their first two batters singled in the sixth, but Alex Gordon struck out and Alcides Escobar bounced into a double play.Orlando struck out in all four at-bats against Fernandez.He was just tough, Royals mmanager Ned Yost said.dddddddddddd He had a really, really good slider and went to it when he got in trouble.Fernando Rodney pitched around two singles and a walk in the ninth for his 25th save and eighth with Miami. He was helped by a spectacular leaping catch by shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria to rob Escobar.That changed the game, Escobar said. I hit that ball really good. When I saw it, I said, `Oh! Thats a great play.Dillon Gee (5-7) allowed only two of the first 18 batters to reach -- and both times it was Fernandez. He had an infield single in the third and another single in the sixth, when Gee proceeded to unravel.The Marlins collected four consecutive singles, the last of them Yelichs hit to chase Gee. Marcell Ozuna followed with a sacrifice fly.I wasnt overpowering by any means, Gee said, but I felt like I threw the ball fairly well.The Royals bullpen extended its franchise-record scoreless streak to 34 2/3 innings.TRAINERS ROOMMarlins: LHP Wei-Yin Chen (sprained elbow) threw a bullpen session for the first time since being sidelined July 20, and hes on schedule to return in mid-September. ... Ozuna was back in the lineup after leaving Tuesdays game to be with his pregnant wife, who became ill and was briefly taken to the hospital. She and the baby were doing fine Wednesday, Ozuna said.Royals: LHP Mike Minor, who has not pitched in the majors since 2014 after suffering a torn labrum in 2015, is being shut down for the year after struggling in several rehab starts.UP NEXTRHP Edinson Volquez (9-10, 5.04) is scheduled to face Marlins RHP Tom Koehler (9-8, 3.82) in the series finale. Volquez is 6-0 in seven career starts against Miami. 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