Street Rosenthal of HandicappingTrends.com
*200 Houston Astros-135
Many trends point to a Houston victory tonight. Here are just a few of them
The Pirates are 3-24 since 2006 season on the road when they won the last two games their starter started. Also we find that the Astros are 10-3 since 2004 season in game one of a series as a home favorite vs a team that has one at least their last three games. The way to go is with the Astros.
13-4 over the last 7 days, tell your friends to sign up this weekend for free and you both will get next week for free. Now that's a great deal.
*200 Houston Astros-135
Many trends point to a Houston victory tonight. Here are just a few of them
The Pirates are 3-24 since 2006 season on the road when they won the last two games their starter started. Also we find that the Astros are 10-3 since 2004 season in game one of a series as a home favorite vs a team that has one at least their last three games. The way to go is with the Astros.
13-4 over the last 7 days, tell your friends to sign up this weekend for free and you both will get next week for free. Now that's a great deal.
Russ Laribee
Minnesota at Seattle
Pick: Seattle-1.5 +151
The Minnesota Twins struggles on the road, have left them with the fewest road wins in the American League with just 6. They will start Francisco Liriano, who continues to struggle, trying to come back from surgery. Liriano is pitching to a 2-7 record with a 6.60 ERA, and has failed to get out of the 4th inning in each of his last 3 starts. He has allowed 25 hits in just 12 innings over those 3 starts, walking 6 in the process, or 31 baerunners, which is close to 3 per inning. The Mariners will send their rising star to the mound in Felix Hernandez. Hernandez is pitching to a 3.41 ERA, recording 72 strikeouts along the way. Twins have to face the fact they are 6-16 on the road for the season, with a struggling pitcher, and going up against an all-star caliber pitcher. I'm going with the Mariners here on the runline.
Minnesota at Seattle
Pick: Seattle-1.5 +151
The Minnesota Twins struggles on the road, have left them with the fewest road wins in the American League with just 6. They will start Francisco Liriano, who continues to struggle, trying to come back from surgery. Liriano is pitching to a 2-7 record with a 6.60 ERA, and has failed to get out of the 4th inning in each of his last 3 starts. He has allowed 25 hits in just 12 innings over those 3 starts, walking 6 in the process, or 31 baerunners, which is close to 3 per inning. The Mariners will send their rising star to the mound in Felix Hernandez. Hernandez is pitching to a 3.41 ERA, recording 72 strikeouts along the way. Twins have to face the fact they are 6-16 on the road for the season, with a struggling pitcher, and going up against an all-star caliber pitcher. I'm going with the Mariners here on the runline.
Based on the daily record updates on the Dr.'s site, for June you guys ARE getting killed.
A bunch of juice losing .500 days, a 3-2(once I think) and of course the -75 unit 1-7 day.
You guys just have your group and if you win great but when it is documented that you are losing your ass, don't act like it isn't happening.
Larry Ness' 15* Pitching Mismatch (up 140 stars in MLB '09)
My 15* Pitching Mismatch is on the Hou Astros at 8:05 ET. Pitching Mismatch 15* Hou Astros.
Good Luck...Larry
Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider-MLB (63.2% TY with MLB Insiders)
My Las Vegas Insider is on the Bos Red Sox at 7:10 ET. Las Vegas Insider 15* Bos Red Sox.
Good Luck...Larry
My 15* Pitching Mismatch is on the Hou Astros at 8:05 ET. Pitching Mismatch 15* Hou Astros.
Good Luck...Larry
Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider-MLB (63.2% TY with MLB Insiders)
My Las Vegas Insider is on the Bos Red Sox at 7:10 ET. Las Vegas Insider 15* Bos Red Sox.
Good Luck...Larry
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ya 1-7, but doesnt mean they were all 12*, which is all I play. Fortunantly I have had them prior to this group being formed, and they were killing it. They will get back on the right track, everyone here knows ppl have thier bad weeks, its just some of us like to laugh at others when it happens to them. For those that care I will tell you what happened at the end of the month, and thats the next time you will here me talk about them.
I forget exactly but I think that day almost all of the plays were 12*. Maybe 2 of them were not. Still a disaster of a day.
You are right about streaks that are good and bad. The problem you guys have is these guys have not proven a thing in baseball.
In comparison, Teddy Covers had been killing in baseball but has hit a little slump. However, Teddy has a long term documented record and people know he will bounce back.
Hope you guys have the same success with the doctors but with only baseball soon it will be hard. If those guys keep playing so many chalk/run line plays, they will lose their ass big.
Hope it works out for you guys.
