Service Plays Friday 06/19/09

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[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Mighty Quinn

Mighty missed with the Rays and Mariners yesterday.

Today it's the Indians. The surplus is 865 sirignanos.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Hondo

June 19, 2009

The A's proved they're not the genuine article, getting nipped in LA to slash Hondo's bankroll to 320 foys.

Today, he'll deviate from the norm and give cheers to Cliffy -- 10 units on Lee over the Cubs.

 

[mtomto]

NOTE to those looking to "follow" someone. Brandon Lang went 0-4 on rated play last nite, 0-5 including the comp. There's a thread on the main service page tracking his play over time if you want to learn more from some guys who fade him routinely.

I'll never recommend anyone of these guys, but time and again Lang keeps spitting up losers. Frankly I may have to start playing against for the shear fun of it the rest of the season. He always blow in bases (not so hot in other sports either).

Just a friendly tip. GL.

 

[HarleyRoadKing]

RatedPicks

40-22-1 with +47.1 Units past 15 days (betting 2 units per play, and 4 units per *BP*)

MLB:
Chicago WhiteSox +100
Toronto BlueJays -105
LA Angels +100
Arizona D'backs/Seattle Mariners OVER 8

 

[jnc750]

Scott Delaney

Friday ...
20 DIME MILWAUKEE BREWERS (Action) - I like the way the Brewers are playing right now, and think is the perfect spot for them to keep this run alive. The surging Brewers come in after posting a three-game road sweep in Cleveland, where they tallied 30 runs and appear to be ready to maintain their lead in the NL Central while pulling even at .500 in Interleague play this season.



Milwaukee, which has won four of nine Interleague games, come in on winning streaks of 5-1 with a suitcase in hand, 14-3 in series openers and 20-6 against winning teams.



On the flipside, we’re siding against a Tigers team that clawed its way to a 6-3 win last night in St. Louis, avoiding a three-game sweep by the Cardinals. Nevertheless, they’re still mired in a 1-4 skid overall, and come into this series on losing ruts of 14-29 in series openers, 2-6 at home and 3-6 against winning teams.



Though we’re not listing Braden Looper, might be good to note he is 3-1 in eight appearances (two starts) against the Tigers. In addition, the Brew Crew is 6-1 in his last seven starts against winning teams.



On the other hand, Detroit has dropped seven of Armando Galarraga’s last nine starts, as the righty has failed to record a win in almost two months - since April 26. Galarraga is 0-7 in those nine outings, allowing 38 runs over 45-1/3 innings, for a sky-high 7.54 ERA.



The Tigers are also 1-5 the last six times he’s pitched in series openers, so the Brewers should be able to hit him quite easily.



Take the slim road pup here.



5 DIME UNDER AstrosTwins (WITH Oswalt/Slowey) - A pair of incredible ace hurlers will toe the slab tonight, and though it takes place in the Homer Domer, I’ll look for this one to stay low. Houston’s Roy Oswalt and Minnesota’s Kevin Slowey will put on a show for anyone who likes pitching duels.



Minnesota improved to 7-2 in Interleague play with a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh last night, the Twins are 21-6 against the senior circuit since the start of last season and Slowey is looking to become the majors’ second 10-game winner. That’s the motivation for the home team.



And since Slowey is 6-1 with a 2.58 ERA in nine starts versus NL foes, I expect Oswalt to accept the challenge and turn this into a showcase from the mound. The Houston right-hander comes in with a 10-7 mark and 3.48 ERA in 24 Interleague starts, while he’s 1-0 with a 4.50 ERA in two appearances against the Twins.



Slowey has been overpowering, which will be good enough to shut down the Astros’ lineup, while Oswalt has seemingly re-established his breaking ball and will keep the Twins off-balance to keep his team in this one.



I am not game enough to take the obvious choice with the Twins, as it looks too easy; instead we play this one under.

 

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SPORTS ADVISORS

Milwaukee (37-29) at Detroit (35-31)

The surging Brewers will send right-hander Braden Looper (5-3, 4.62) to the mound at Comerica Park for the opener of a three-game interleague set against the Tigers, who will counter with right-hander Armando Galarraga (3-7, 5.56).

Milwaukee is coming off a three-game road sweep of Cleveland, piling up 30 runs but also allowing 25, capped by a 9-8, 11-inning victory Wednesday night. The Brewers are on positive streaks of 5-1 on the highway, 14-3 in series openers and 20-6 against winning teams, but despite their success against the last-place Indians, they remain just 4-9 in their last 13 interleague roadies.

Detroit avoided a three-game sweep at St. Louis by posting a 6-3 victory Thursday night, halting a four-game skid in the process as it wrapped up an 11-game road trip with a 5-6 record. The Tigers, who lead the A.L. Central, are on upswings of 46-21 in interleague play and 37-14 in home interleague contests, but they are also on slides of 14-29 in series openers, 2-6 at home overall and 3-6 against winning teams.

These two squads last met in 2007, with visiting Milwaukee taking two of three, after Detroit took two of three on the road in 2006.

Looper got no-decisions in his last two starts, both Milwaukee losses, including Sunday’s 5-4 home setback to the White Sox. Despite an inflated 6.89 career ERA against Detroit, Looper is 3-1 in eight appearances (two starts), and the veteran is 2-2 with a 5.19 ERA in five road starts this season. On the bright side, the Brew Crew is 6-1 in Looper’s last seven starts against winning teams.

Detroit has dropped seven of Galarraga’s last nine starts, with the righty failing to record a win since April 26. Galarraga is 0-7 in those nine outings, allowing 38 runs in 45 1/3 innings, for a bloated 7.54 ERA. In his lone career start against St. Louis, he allowed five runs (four earned) in 4 2/3 innings last June, though Detroit posted an 8-7 home win. The 27-year-old is 2-3 with a 5.17 ERA in six home starts this year.

The Tigers are 4-1 in Galarraga’s last five starts against winning teams, but they’re 1-5 in his last six series openers.

The over for Milwaukee is on surges of 4-0 overall (all in interleague play), 4-0 on the road, 7-2 as an interleague pup and 5-1 with Looper facing a winning team. On the flip side, Detroit carries “under” runs of 21-9 overall, 10-2 at home, 9-3 against winning teams and 20-8-1 in interleague play.

ATS ADVANTAGE: MILWAUKEE


L.A. Dodgers (44-23) at L.A. Angels (35-29)

The streaking Angels trot out southpaw Joe Saunders (7-4, 3.66 ERA) to open their three-game Freeway Series with the neighborhood rival Dodgers, who will start ace right-hander Chad Billingsley (9-3, 2.72).

The Angels have swept their last two series, both against the National League West. Last weekend, they took three straight from San Diego at home, then went north to San Francisco where they scored three more victories against the Giants, capped by Wednesday’s 4-3 victory. During the six-game winning streak,, the Angels’ offense has been explosive, racking up 47 runs while allowing just 18. The Angels have won their last four series openers and are on further streaks of 4-0 at home, 18-5 against the N.L. West and 38-17 in interleague play.

The Dodgers have won four of their last five, most recently taking two of three from Oakland, including Thursday’s 3-2 victory to close out a three-game home set. The Dodgers are on upswings of 42-20 overall and 11-4 on the road, but they are on purges of 20-43 in their last 63 interleague contests and 14-37 in their last 51 interleague roadies. They are also on a 5-17 slide against left-handers from the American League.

The Angels took two of three at Dodger Stadium last month and are on further runs in this rivalry of 12-5 overall and 20-7 on their home field.

Saunders shut down the visiting Padres in his last start, allowing one run (a solo homer) on seven hits and a walk in 8 1/3 innings of a 9-1 home win Saturday. In three starts prior to that, the lefty gave up 13 earned runs over 19 1/3 innings (6.05 ERA), with the Angels losing all three contests. Saunders is 3-2 with a 2.74 ERA in six home starts this year, and he’s 1-1 with a 2.92 ERA in two career starts against the Dodgers.

With Saunders taking the ball, the Angels are on runs of 52-24 overall, 5-1 in interleague play, 20-6 in series openers and 28-13 at home.

Billingsley has followed up a two-game slide – including a loss to the Angels – with three straight victories, allowing a total of five runs in 18 2/3 innings (2.41 ERA). On Sunday at Texas, he yielded three runs (two earned) on five hits and a walk as the Dodgers notched a 6-3 victory. The 24-year-old is 3-1 with a solid 1.94 ERA in six road starts this season.

Billingsley dropped to 1-2 with a 2.45 ERA in five career appearances (three starts) against the Angels with last month’s 10-7, series-concluding loss, yielding five runs (four earned) on nine hits and a walk in six innings. Still, the Dodgers are on several strong runs behind Billingsley, including 11-3 overall, 5-1 on the road and 4-1 in interleague play.

The over is 5-2-1 in the Angels’ last seven games, all against the N.L. West. However, the Halos are also on ‘under” runs of 10-3 against righties and 5-1 in Saunders’ last six interleague starts. In addition, the under for the Dodgers is on rolls of 6-1 on the road, 6-1 against winning teams, 12-4 in interleague games and 4-0-2 in Billingsley’s last six road outings.

Finally, the total has stayed low in nine of the last 13 meetings overall in this rivalry and is 9-3-1 in the last 13 battles in Anaheim.

ATS ADVANTAGE: UNDER

 

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RON RAYMOND’S 5* GRAND SLAM BEST BET! (16-5 WINNER)

Pick # 1 Minnesota Twins (-150)





RON RAYMOND’S 5* MLB O/U SYSTEM OF THE WEEK (75% SYSTEM)

Pick # 1 Arizona Diamondbacks / Seattle Mariners Under 7.5 -110

 

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Drew Gordon

Today's Games...
1. 200,000♦ Chi. White Sox

2. 50,000♦ LA Angels

 

[TheHorse]

John Morrison's pick(s) for June 19th, 2009.



(MLB baseball) -> Cleveland +100 {Money Line} Their game is against Chicago Cubs at 2:20 PM E.T.

(MLB baseball) -> Chicago White Sox -110 {Money Line} Their game is against Cincinnati at 7:10 E.T.

(MLB baseball) -> New York Mets -105 {Money Line} Their game is against Tampa Bay at 7:10 E.T.

 

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1 OF WUNDERDOG PLAY BOSTON/ATLANTA

Game: Atlanta at Boston (7:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Boston -150 (moneyline)

The Red Sox have to feel a bit cheated as they dropped a 2-1 decision to the Marlins last night in a game called after five innings due to rain. The Red Sox certainly haven't cheated themselves at home, especially against teams with a losing record on the season, where they are 9-2 with eight of the wins coming by two runs or more. The Braves got off to a good start, but have faltered over their last 22 games at 8-14. Over the 22-game stretch, they have been shutout three times, and score two runs or less in 11 of the 22 games. The Red Sox sport a 46-12 mark at Fenway in interleague play against right-hand starters. The Braves are just 5-16 in their last 21 on the road against teams with a .600 or better winning percentage, and the Braves are just 2-10 in the last 12 meetings vs. the BoSox. I'll ride with Boston here.

 

[theinvestor]

I will be posting baseball plays starting today. Follow them, they will very likely win as a whole. Also I will post WNBA plays. Today baseball - Minnesota.
WNBA - Phoenix I am 7-0 in the WNBA so far.
I will introduce a baseball method that has is 12-0 in the past 13 days. Many dogs Wash (+300) yestesday -Toronto (+152)
Enjoy my picks!

 

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Tony Diamond

Toronto (tallet) -1.03 over Washington (zimmerman)
Milwaukee (looper) +1.03 over Detroit (galarraga)
St. Louis (thompson) -1.06 over Kansas City (davies)
LA Dodgers (billingsley) -1.07 over LA Angels (saunders)
Tampa Bay / NY Mets "over" 9.5 -1.10

 

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Jimmy Boyd PREMIUM PICKS

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MLB | Jun 19 '09 (7:05p)
Baltimore Orioles vs Philadelphia Phillies Philadelphia Phillies
-146 at 5dimes
5* Interleague Game of the Year on Phillies -146
Philly has really struggled at home this season and was just swept by the Jays, but that's precisely why I like them here. They will be very hungry to get back in the winner's circle and I fully expect them to do so against an Orioles team that is just 8-20 on the road this season. Both teams send southpaws to the hill this evening and that figures to give the Phillies the edge as they are 15-8 versus lefty starters this season, scoring a healthy 5.5 runs per game against them. Baltimore has struggled on the road, scoring only 3.8 runs per game, and it has been even worse against southpaw starters, averaging only 3.6 runs per contest. Bastardo should benefit from Baltimore having never seen him while Hill is 0-2 when starting against Philly with an ERA of 5.74 and a WHIP of 1.659. The Orioles are 7-23 in their last 30 interleague road games vs. a left-handed starter and 25-58 in their last 83 road games vs. a left-handed starter period. The Phillies are 12-5 in their last 17 home games vs. a left-handed starter and 36-16 in their last 52 home games vs. a team with a road winning % of less than .400. Love the Phillies in this spot.

MLB | Jun 19 '09 (8:10p)
Houston Astros vs Minnesota Twins Minnesota Twins
-143 at 5dimes
3* Interleague SMASH on Twins -143
The Twins are 7-2 in interleague play this season and 21-6 versus the NL since the start of last season. I'll ride them again today behind Kevin Slowey, who is a perfect 7-0 at home this season. The Twins are 6-0 in Slowey's last 6 interleague starts, 7-0 in Slowey's last 7 Friday starts, 4-0 in his last 4 starts during game 1 of a series, and 5-0 in his last 5 starts vs. the National League Central. The Astros are just 1-5 in their last 6 interleague games, 5-15 in their last 20 vs. the American League Central, and 4-11 in their last 15 during game 1 of a series. Plus, the Astros are 1-4 in Oswalt's last 5 interleague starts. The Astros are averaging just 4.1 runs per game on the road this season compared to the 5.5 the Twins are scoring at home and Oswalt hasn't been as dominant as we are used to seeing. Bet the Twins.

 

[Henryjames]

igz1 sports

Friday Card
Thursday Recap: 1-1 MLB

MLB
3* Cleveland (Lee) -105
3* Florida (West) +110
3* Chicago White Sox (Contreras) -105
3* Over 10 -120 Atlanta (Kawakami) vs Boston (Matsuzaka)

Good Luck

 

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PRIMETIME SPORTS ADVISORS

Seattle Mariners -124