Service Plays All-Star Break Monday 07/13/09

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STATE FARM HOME RUN DERBY PROPS

ODDS TO WIN
Mon 7/13 8:00PM (EST)

95001 ADRIAN GONZALEZ +500
95002 ALBERT PUJOLS +200
95003 BRANDON INGE +1000
95004 CARLOS PENA +600
95005 JOE MAUER +850
95006 NELSON CRUZ +800
95007 PRINCE FIELDER +350
95008 RYAN HOWARD +250

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Hondo

July 13, 2009

Hondo stumbled into the break yesterday with yet another setback when the pitiful Pale Hose failed their assignment in Minneapolis, which shrunk the once robust wad to 175 pincays.

Today, he'll vacate the diamond district for some equine action, which calls for the expert advice of Anthony Affrunti, the Post's Puny Pony Picker (if that damn diet ever works). AA suggests financial rehab can be achieved by placing one unit to win on Whiskey Lit in the third at Philly Park and playing a one-unit exacta box that includes Whiskey Lit, Rough Shod Heir and Maddy's Lion. Also, in the fifth at Philly, the same investment parameters apply to Tiger Fever and his exacta box mates, Admiral de Grasse and Liberty Bridge.

 

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Dodgers Sunday.

No play Monday. The surplus is 975 sirignanos.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

ODDS TO WIN THE SUPERBOWL XLIV
Thu 9/10 7:00PM (EST)

1001 ARIZONA CARDINALS +1750
1002 ATLANTA FALCONS +1800
1003 BALTIMORE RAVENS +1900
1004 BUFFALO BILLS +5000
1005 CAROLINA PANTHERS +1900
1006 CHICAGO BEARS +1850
1007 CINCINNATI BENGALS +5000
1008 CLEVELAND BROWNS +5000
1009 DALLAS COWBOYS +1250
1010 DENVER BRONCOS +5000
1011 DETROIT LIONS +17000
1012 GREEN BAY PACKERS +1900
1013 HOUSTON TEXANS +1900
1014 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS +1200
1015 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS +4000
1016 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS +7500
1017 MIAMI DOLPHINS +1800
1018 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +1800
1019 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS +420
1020 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +1800
1021 NEW YORK GIANTS +1000
1022 NEW YORK JETS +1900
1023 OAKLAND RAIDERS +5500
1024 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +770
1025 PITTSBURGH STEELERS +800
1026 SAINT LOUIS RAMS +7500
1027 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS +800
1028 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +3500
1029 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +3600
1030 TAMPA BAY BUCCANNEERS +4000
1031 TENNESSEE TITANS +1900
1032 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +1800

 

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ODDS TO WIN THE NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1061 ARIZONA CARDINALS +875
1062 ATLANTA FALCONS +950
1063 CAROLINA PANTHERS +950
1064 CHICAGO BEARS +900
1065 DALLAS COWBOYS +750
1066 DETROIT LIONS +10000
1067 GREEN BAY PACKERS +950
1068 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +900
1069 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +950
1070 NEW YORK GIANTS +700
1071 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +490
1072 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +1900
1073 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +1900
1074 ST. LOUIS RAMS +4500
1075 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS +2000
1076 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +1000

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 NFC Championship.




NFL - AFC DIVISIONS
ODDS TO WIN THE AFC EAST DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1101 BUFFALO BILLS +1000
1102 MIAMI DOLPHINS +1100
1103 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -1000
1104 NEW YORK JETS +1100

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 AFC East Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE AFC NORTH DIVISION
Thu 9/10 7:00PM (EST)

1105 BALTIMORE RAVENS +300
1106 CINCINNATI BENGALS +900
1107 CLEVELAND BROWNS +1500
1108 PITTSBURGH STEELERS -300

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 AFC North Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE AFC WEST DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1109 DENVER BRONCOS +850
1110 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS +1100
1111 OAKLAND RAIDERS +1100
1112 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS -790

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 AFC West Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE AFC SOUTH DIVISION
Thu 9/10 7:00PM (EST)

1113 HOUSTON TEXANS +350
1114 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS -120
1115 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS +475
1116 TENNESSEE TITANS +325

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 AFC South Division.




NFL - NFC DIVISIONS
ODDS TO WIN THE NFC EAST DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1121 DALLAS COWBOYS +200
1122 NEW YORK GIANTS +180
1123 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +190
1124 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +570

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 NFC East Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE NFC NORTH DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1125 CHICAGO BEARS +170
1126 DETROIT LIONS +2000
1127 GREEN BAY PACKERS +190
1128 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +150

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 NFC North Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE NFC WEST DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1129 ARIZONA CARDINALS -125
1130 ST. LOUIS RAMS +1400
1131 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +300
1132 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +240

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 NFC West Division.



ODDS TO WIN THE NFC SOUTH DIVISION
Sun 9/13 1:00PM (EST)

1133 ATLANTA FALCONS +190
1134 CAROLINA PANTHERS +220
1135 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +160
1136 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS +700

* Note: All bets are action. Odds to win the 2010 NFC South Division.


SUPERBOWL XLIV EARLY LINE
Fri 7/31 7:00PM (EST)

2000 AFC -3 POINTS -115
2001 NFC +3 POINTS -115

* Note: All bets are action. Superbowl XLIV Early Line at the Landshark Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.



SUPERBOWL XLIV EARLY TOTAL LINE
Fri 7/31 7:00PM (EST)

2002 Over 47.5 POINTS -115
2003 Under 47.5 POINTS -115

* Note: All bets are action. Superbowl XLIV Early Line at the Landshark Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.

 

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Chris Jordan Tuesdays Play...

All-Star Winner ...

NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL STARS - It’s hard to side against the American League, when it literally closed the first half with some of the hottest teams in the league, and some of the most explosive lineups in the bigs.



Think about it, out of the American League East alone you’re talking about the Yankees, Red Sox and Devil Rays – all three of which have turned this division into the exciting race we'd hoped for. Add in the annual intensity of the Central Division and the explosive lineups of the Angels and Rangers out of the West, and it's not hard to see why the junior circuit has dominated the midsummer classic in the past decade.



But this year, something is eerily different. It's a feeling, but with reasoning, that tells me the National League will finally win this thing.



With the roster changes taking shape, I still can't help but buy into the hype that Albert Pujols is in the right spot to stake claim to Major League Baseball in the most exciting game of the season, on his own stage.



Think about it ... Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Alex Rodriguez, and finally, Manny Ramirez - they all broke our MLB-loving hearts and put a damper on how we look at them. So who's left?



Pujols.



He's arguably the best player in baseball, he's certainly the most prolific slugger and he's yet to be tied to any talk of P.E.D.'s. So on a night when all the spotlight will be on St. Louis, and when the fans and baseball can celebrate the donning of a new era with some fresh young faces, and several noteworthy veterans.



I think guys like Jayson Werth, Ryan Howard and Shane Victorino of the Phillies will have a good game, Prince Fielder might get ahold of one, I believe Ryan Zimmerman will look good and I expect some timely hits at some point in the game by guys like Orlando Hudson, Freddy Sanchez and Justin Upton. And those are all the reserves.



Joining Pujols on the starting lineup there's fellow Cardinal Yadier Molina, Philadelphia's Chase Utley annd Raul Ibanez, Florida's Hanley Ramirez, New York's David Wright and Milwaukee slugger Ryan Braun.



If I were to rattle off the American League All-Stars, it would take up space too much space and I am conceding that it would look much more impressive with names like Mauer, Teixeira, Jeter, Longoria, Bay, Hamilton, Morneau, Youkilis and Crawford jumping off the page.



But again, something about this year, this stadium, the atmosphere in MLB ... and Albert!



Take the Senior Circuit.

 

[SportsFunatic]

vegas runner

2* ryan howard

 

[Naz18]

Anyone got Malinsky's "MLB All Star Game Special"?

 

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Reach to go deep: Capping the Home Run Derby


There is a subplot that is emerging for this year’s Home Run Derby at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

It would only be fitting if the final round matchup came down to a meeting of a native son of St. Louis and a current fan favorite of the Redbirds faithful.

Can any of the American League’s longshots pull an upset or will the National League smashers square off in a final showdown for the title?

Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals): +200

It’s hard to believe in this era of home runs that Pujols has never reached the 50-homer plateau in a season. That should change in 2009. Through Saturday, Pujols is on track to club 59 homers this year.

In his career at the current incarnation of Busch Stadium, Pujols has hit 71 of his 150 four-baggers at home. This will be his third appearance in Home Run Derby. He was the runner-up in 2003 and reached the semi-finals in 2007.

Ryan Howard (Philadelphia Phillies): +350

The 2006 Derby champ will be eager to put on a power show in his hometown. With 153 homers and a pair of MLB home run leading campaigns from 2006-08, Howard is capable of giving the fans a huge performance on Monday. He is on pace to hit only 42 homers in 2009 after hitting 47 or more over each of the last three seasons.

Howard has clubbed seven home runs in 63 career at-bats at Busch Stadium.

Prince Fielder (Milwaukee Brewers): +500

At 25, Fielder is still evolving as a hitter after blasting onto the scene with a 50-homer season in 2007. He slipped to 34 homers a year ago but is on track to blast 40+ bombs in 2009. Fielder was knocked out of the first round in his previous Derby appearance in 2007.

The Cardinals pitching staff has been able to contain Fielder in his visits to Busch. Fielder has just five home runs at St. Louis in 101 career at-bats.

Adrian Gonzalez (San Diego Padres): +500

Gonzalez will welcome the neutral dimensions of Busch in contrast to the home run graveyard of Petco Park in San Diego. It’s amazing that Gonzalez has swatted 24 homers in 2009. He gets no help from his spacious home park or any protection in a weak Padres lineup.

Gonzalez has just one homer in 37 career at-bats at Busch. He is slumping heading into the Derby with just a pair of homers since early June.

Carlos Pena (Tampa Bay Rays): +600

Pena appears to be the biggest AL threat to steal the thunder away from the more accomplished NL sluggers. After bouncing around with four clubs early in his career, he has found a home in Tampa.

Pena has smashed 101 homers in his two and a half seasons with the Rays. He leads the junior circuit in homers this year with 24.

Joe Mauer (Minnesota Twins): +800

Mauer already has a career high 15 homers heading into the All-Star break. He will try to match last year’s champion and current teammate, Justin Morneau.

Since beginning his first complete year in the majors in 2005, Mauer has averaged less than 10 homers per season. The .324 career hitter is only 26, so he could continue to evolve his power stroke in the years to come.

Brandon Inge (Detroit Tigers): +1200

Inge has grinded his way to the Derby after getting to the All-Star classic on the final day of voting. The 32-year-old has gained little fanfare in his nine-year major league career.

He is on track for his second 20+ homer season in 2009. With 19 homers heading into the break, he should be able to zoom past his career-high of 27 bombs in 2006.

Nelson Cruz (Texas Rangers): +600

Like Inge, Cruz is a relative unknown compared to some of the other mashers. He entered the 2009 season with a total of just 22 career homers since breaking into the majors with the Brewers in 2005.

In a deep Texas lineup, Cruz has pounded out 21 home runs as the break approaches.

 

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PLAYER TO HIT THE MOST HR'S IN FIRST ROUND
Mon 7/13 8:00PM (EST)

95101 ADRIAN GONZALEZ +600
95102 ALBERT PUJOLS +250
95103 BRANDON INGE +800
95104 CARLOS PENA +500
95105 JOE MAUER +650
95106 NELSON CRUZ +600
95107 PRINCE FIELDER +250
95108 RYAN HOWARD +250

 

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ADRIAN GONZALEZ VS ALBERT PUJOLS
Mon 7/13 8:00PM (EST)

95034 ADRIAN GONZALEZ +120
95035 ALBERT PUJOLS -150

 

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PLAYER TO HIT THE LESS # HR'S IN THE FIRST ROUND
Mon 7/13 8:00PM (EST)

95109 ADRIAN GONZALEZ +400
95110 ALBERT PUJOLS +800
95111 BRANDON INGE +250
95112 CARLOS PENA +400
95113 JOE MAUER +250
95114 NELSON CRUZ +300
95115 PRINCE FIELDER +550
95116 RYAN HOWARD +800

 

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PLAYER TO HIT THE LONGEST HR (DISTANCE) IN 1ST RD
Mon 7/13 8:00PM (EST)

95117 ADRIAN GONZALEZ +650
95118 ALBERT PUJOLS +250
95119 BRANDON INGE +700
95120 CARLOS PENA +500
95121 JOE MAUER +700
95122 NELSON CRUZ +600
95123 PRINCE FIELDER +250
95124 RYAN HOWARD +250

 

[jordan17]

Who got cpaw? :think2:
at least u get to take a break for 3 days, thx for all u do!
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