36-30-5 +3.66 (staked 250.83, +1.5%)
San Jose vs Vancouver
- a play against vancouver and not really on san jose who are pretty poor right now. vancouver just played their GOY on Monday night, losing only 2-1 to Man City. The starters played the first half and more than held their own against the EPL team, though the terrible field helped out a lot. I don't think fatigue will be a big issues with only 45' of play but that field certainly could take some energy away from Vancouver for the quick turnaround game 48 hours later. Vancouver will be without 2 starting defenders, DeMerit and Harvey, though Chiumiento, Hassli, and Jarju will all start for first time in club history. San Jose have overturned a bunch of their squad in past few weeks so a very different looking team than in June. They will be bolstered by Bobby Convey's return tonight and have actually played pretty well in past two weeks. They beat West Brom 2-1 in a friendly last week then drew Columbus 0-0 away on Saturday though had the best chances in match. They've failed to score though in nearly 300 minutes of league play but are on a 6 match home unbeaten streak. In all competitions Vancouver has lost 6 straight one-goal matches and have won just 2 of 20 in league play, none on the road where they're 0-3-8. Just a small bet though as vancouver were very impressive on Monday.
San Jose 2u -125
Colorado vs RBNY
- same as above...playing against New York who bookies are overrating every week. Another lackluster performance in LA over the weekend and now playing another 3 matches in a week, another 2 time zone trip, temps in 90's, and mile high altitude. Neither team really worth investing money in but just can't see how the Red Bulls can be favored on the road. Colorado, playing without a bunch of guys back in May, outplayed NY and drew 2-2 away. RBNY have two wins (over bottom dwellers NE and Tor) in 14 league matches and are winless in 8 on the road. They haven't scored in either of the last two games since trading away De Rosario who is they're only creative central midfielder and are now left with a huge gap in central MF using 4 defenders and 2 defensive midfielders so there's nobody to get the ball up to a fairly strong attack of Richards, Lindpere, Agudelo, and Henry. Colorado have to regroup after blowing 2 leads in Seattle and losing Casey for the season but they seem to get up for NY games (4-2-1 last 7 meetings) and it's the perfect time to play the Red Bulls, especially as a home underdog
Colorado pk 3u +100
San Jose vs Vancouver
- a play against vancouver and not really on san jose who are pretty poor right now. vancouver just played their GOY on Monday night, losing only 2-1 to Man City. The starters played the first half and more than held their own against the EPL team, though the terrible field helped out a lot. I don't think fatigue will be a big issues with only 45' of play but that field certainly could take some energy away from Vancouver for the quick turnaround game 48 hours later. Vancouver will be without 2 starting defenders, DeMerit and Harvey, though Chiumiento, Hassli, and Jarju will all start for first time in club history. San Jose have overturned a bunch of their squad in past few weeks so a very different looking team than in June. They will be bolstered by Bobby Convey's return tonight and have actually played pretty well in past two weeks. They beat West Brom 2-1 in a friendly last week then drew Columbus 0-0 away on Saturday though had the best chances in match. They've failed to score though in nearly 300 minutes of league play but are on a 6 match home unbeaten streak. In all competitions Vancouver has lost 6 straight one-goal matches and have won just 2 of 20 in league play, none on the road where they're 0-3-8. Just a small bet though as vancouver were very impressive on Monday.
San Jose 2u -125
Colorado vs RBNY
- same as above...playing against New York who bookies are overrating every week. Another lackluster performance in LA over the weekend and now playing another 3 matches in a week, another 2 time zone trip, temps in 90's, and mile high altitude. Neither team really worth investing money in but just can't see how the Red Bulls can be favored on the road. Colorado, playing without a bunch of guys back in May, outplayed NY and drew 2-2 away. RBNY have two wins (over bottom dwellers NE and Tor) in 14 league matches and are winless in 8 on the road. They haven't scored in either of the last two games since trading away De Rosario who is they're only creative central midfielder and are now left with a huge gap in central MF using 4 defenders and 2 defensive midfielders so there's nobody to get the ball up to a fairly strong attack of Richards, Lindpere, Agudelo, and Henry. Colorado have to regroup after blowing 2 leads in Seattle and losing Casey for the season but they seem to get up for NY games (4-2-1 last 7 meetings) and it's the perfect time to play the Red Bulls, especially as a home underdog
Colorado pk 3u +100
