Harry Bondi
ATLANTA (+110) over Colorado
4:10 p.m. ET Our FREE Picks have gone 76-47 (61%) the last 123 days!
The Rockies have really struggled this season against lefties, going 4-14 and averaging 3.2 runs per game. That plays into the hands of Atlanta, which sends southpaw Alex Wood to the hill. Wood is 2-0 with a 2.70 ERA in his last three starts and his road ERA this year is almost a full run lower than when pitching at home. That's a polar opposite from Colorado starter Chad Bettis, who has a robust 10.29 ERA in his last three starts. Take the dog!
ATLANTA (+110) over Colorado
4:10 p.m. ET Our FREE Picks have gone 76-47 (61%) the last 123 days!
The Rockies have really struggled this season against lefties, going 4-14 and averaging 3.2 runs per game. That plays into the hands of Atlanta, which sends southpaw Alex Wood to the hill. Wood is 2-0 with a 2.70 ERA in his last three starts and his road ERA this year is almost a full run lower than when pitching at home. That's a polar opposite from Colorado starter Chad Bettis, who has a robust 10.29 ERA in his last three starts. Take the dog!
Wunderdog Sports
Complimentary WNBA Pick for July 12th, 2015
Game: Seattle Storm (605) @ Phoenix Mercury (606)
Time: Sunday 07/12 6:05 PM Eastern
Pick: Seattle +14.5 (-107) at 5Dimes
The second of a home and home series after Phoenix won, 94-79. That's no surprise as the road team has been strong in this series. The offensive output was an improvement for Seattle, which shot 45.6% after averaging 62.0 points and shooting 39.7% in the first three losses of the skid. Phoenix is 2-5 ATS following a win, plus 1-5 ATS in their last six games following a spread cover. Phoenix is home from a tough stretch, playing the last two on the road, and five of seven away. The Storm is 10-4 ATS in the last 14 meetings in Phoenix, so grab the big dog visitors. Play Seattle.
Complimentary WNBA Pick for July 12th, 2015
Game: Seattle Storm (605) @ Phoenix Mercury (606)
Time: Sunday 07/12 6:05 PM Eastern
Pick: Seattle +14.5 (-107) at 5Dimes
The second of a home and home series after Phoenix won, 94-79. That's no surprise as the road team has been strong in this series. The offensive output was an improvement for Seattle, which shot 45.6% after averaging 62.0 points and shooting 39.7% in the first three losses of the skid. Phoenix is 2-5 ATS following a win, plus 1-5 ATS in their last six games following a spread cover. Phoenix is home from a tough stretch, playing the last two on the road, and five of seven away. The Storm is 10-4 ATS in the last 14 meetings in Phoenix, so grab the big dog visitors. Play Seattle.
