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Marco D'Angelo
BASEBALL INSIDER GAME OF THE WEEK
2-0 Sweep on Thursday!
Another Big Day for us on Thursday as we went 2-0 cashing with Colorado in the afternoon as a (+150 Underdog) and scoring at night with Nebraska in Football. Don't miss out on Friday's Big Winner as I am making a Big Bet in Baseball. Tonight I'm releasing my Baseball Insider Game of the Week . For the year in Baseball my record is 164-132 for a Net Profit of 36 UNITS!! Join me today as I crush the Vegas Books once again.
Marco D'Angelo
BASEBALL INSIDER GAME OF THE WEEK
2-0 Sweep on Thursday!
Another Big Day for us on Thursday as we went 2-0 cashing with Colorado in the afternoon as a (+150 Underdog) and scoring at night with Nebraska in Football. Don't miss out on Friday's Big Winner as I am making a Big Bet in Baseball. Tonight I'm releasing my Baseball Insider Game of the Week . For the year in Baseball my record is 164-132 for a Net Profit of 36 UNITS!! Join me today as I crush the Vegas Books once again.
Mr A's
Friday, October 9th, 2009 9:00 PM EST.
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (2-2) at Nevada Wolf Pack (1-3)
Mackay Stadium - Reno, Nevada
The Wolf Pack has beaten the Bulldogs in the last four meetings and the home team in this series is 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games. Louisiana Tech is 2-8 in their last 10 road games, going 1-9 ATS.
Oddsmakers: Nevada as a -10½ point road favorite with the total listed at 58 'over'.
Nevada Wolf Pack -10½
Friday, October 9th, 2009 9:00 PM EST.
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (2-2) at Nevada Wolf Pack (1-3)
Mackay Stadium - Reno, Nevada
The Wolf Pack has beaten the Bulldogs in the last four meetings and the home team in this series is 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games. Louisiana Tech is 2-8 in their last 10 road games, going 1-9 ATS.
Oddsmakers: Nevada as a -10½ point road favorite with the total listed at 58 'over'.
Nevada Wolf Pack -10½
Gina
Friday, October 9th, 2009 6:05 p.m. est.
Minnesota Twins (87-77) at New York Yankees (104-59)
(R) Nick Blackburn (0-0) vs. (R) A.J. Burnett (0-0)
The Yankees have won 26 in the last 31 meetings against the Twins in New York, including Wednesday's 7-2 victory in the opener. Go with the Yankees at home with A.J. Burnett (13-9, 4.04) on the hill to take a 2-0 lead in this best-of-5 series versus Minnesota. The right-hander is 2-1 with a 3.72 ERA in six career starts against the Twins, including 1-0 with a 2.77 ERA in two this season. New York has won 9 of Burnett's last 11 starts at Yankee Stadium. Minnesota’s starter A.J. Burnett (11-11, 4.07) is 0-1 with a 5.89 ERA in four career starts against New York. The Twins have lost 20 of the right-hander's last 28 road starts.
New York Yankees -300
Friday, October 9th, 2009 6:05 p.m. est.
Minnesota Twins (87-77) at New York Yankees (104-59)
(R) Nick Blackburn (0-0) vs. (R) A.J. Burnett (0-0)
The Yankees have won 26 in the last 31 meetings against the Twins in New York, including Wednesday's 7-2 victory in the opener. Go with the Yankees at home with A.J. Burnett (13-9, 4.04) on the hill to take a 2-0 lead in this best-of-5 series versus Minnesota. The right-hander is 2-1 with a 3.72 ERA in six career starts against the Twins, including 1-0 with a 2.77 ERA in two this season. New York has won 9 of Burnett's last 11 starts at Yankee Stadium. Minnesota’s starter A.J. Burnett (11-11, 4.07) is 0-1 with a 5.89 ERA in four career starts against New York. The Twins have lost 20 of the right-hander's last 28 road starts.
New York Yankees -300
MLB DUNKEL
Minnesota at NY Yankees
The Twins look to bounce back from Game One's 7-2 loss and build on their 7-1 record in their last 8 games when their opponent allows 2 runs or less in the previous game. Minnesota is the pick (+260) according to Dunkel, which has the Twins favored by 1/2 a run. Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+260). Here are all of today's picks.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
Game 963-964: Minnesota at NY Yankees
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota (Blackburn) 16.175; NY Yankees (Burnett) 15.715
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1/2; 8 1/2
Vegas Line: NY Yankees (-290); 10
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+260); Under
Game 965-966: Boston at LA Angels
Dunkel Ratings: Boston (Beckett) 15.229; LA Angels (Weaver) 16.499
Dunkel Line: LA Angels by 1; 7
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
Minnesota at NY Yankees
The Twins look to bounce back from Game One's 7-2 loss and build on their 7-1 record in their last 8 games when their opponent allows 2 runs or less in the previous game. Minnesota is the pick (+260) according to Dunkel, which has the Twins favored by 1/2 a run. Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+260). Here are all of today's picks.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
Game 963-964: Minnesota at NY Yankees
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota (Blackburn) 16.175; NY Yankees (Burnett) 15.715
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1/2; 8 1/2
Vegas Line: NY Yankees (-290); 10
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (+260); Under
Game 965-966: Boston at LA Angels
Dunkel Ratings: Boston (Beckett) 15.229; LA Angels (Weaver) 16.499
Dunkel Line: LA Angels by 1; 7
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A
dave malinksy
6* Playoff Special - Red Sox/Angels
LOS ANGELES ANGELS(Weaver)-110 over Boston Red Sox (Beckett)
6* #304 ANGELS over BOSTON
Rarely does a single game in professional sports have as much of a psychological impact of the opener of this series last night, with the Angels getting the kind of convincing win over an opponent that had been a nightmare for them in recent playoff series. And in doing so they also overcame what is their toughest pitching matchup against the Red Sox. Now we believe we will see a loose and confident team tonight, and with the pitching matchups also swinging in a major way we have outstanding value to get in play big. Here is how Chone Figgins referenced last night?s win - ?Whatever the hex is, I guess somebody un-hexed it ? It was huge.? And that sentiment reverberated through the Angel clubhouse, creating something that they can build off of here. Meanwhile the Red Sox fell to 39-43 away from Fenway Park, and added another ?L? to a dismal 3-13 on the road against winning teams since the All Star break, games in which they were out-scored by a combined 42 runs. They only had four hits, all singles, and three different players committed errors. They appear to be anything but that confident champion of past seasons. That takes us to Jered Weaver vs. Josh Beckett, and that is where the current pick?em ling range is even further from where it should be. Weaver has worked to a sparkling 27-12/3.27 from this mound in his Major League career, and in five home starts against the Red Sox it has been a 1.76 over 30.2 innings. And it is not as though they are learning how to handle him as they get more experience vs. his awkward delivery ? in two meetings this season they did not score an earned run in 13.2 innings, managing only eight hits. Off of a sharp 2.27 over his last seven starts, including five shutout inning in his final tuneup in which he did not walk a batter and allowed only three hits, his form is right where we would like to see it. It has been a different story for Beckett, who has had to battle back problems, and was nothing special at all away from Fenway this season (7-5/4.13). The Angels have relished facing him the past two seasons, five starts in which he has worked to an 0-3/6.12 tune, allowing five home runs in 32.1 innings. And there is nothing in his current form to suggest that he can turn that around. Following a dismal cycle in which he allowed 14 home runs over five starts back in August there were a couple of brief glimpses of better stuff, but in his last two starts he allowed the feeble Royals and Indians to get 19 hits over just 11 frames. He and the Red Sox do not bring nearly what past reputations suggest, and we take full advantage in this price range.
6* Playoff Special - Red Sox/Angels
LOS ANGELES ANGELS(Weaver)-110 over Boston Red Sox (Beckett)
6* #304 ANGELS over BOSTON
Rarely does a single game in professional sports have as much of a psychological impact of the opener of this series last night, with the Angels getting the kind of convincing win over an opponent that had been a nightmare for them in recent playoff series. And in doing so they also overcame what is their toughest pitching matchup against the Red Sox. Now we believe we will see a loose and confident team tonight, and with the pitching matchups also swinging in a major way we have outstanding value to get in play big. Here is how Chone Figgins referenced last night?s win - ?Whatever the hex is, I guess somebody un-hexed it ? It was huge.? And that sentiment reverberated through the Angel clubhouse, creating something that they can build off of here. Meanwhile the Red Sox fell to 39-43 away from Fenway Park, and added another ?L? to a dismal 3-13 on the road against winning teams since the All Star break, games in which they were out-scored by a combined 42 runs. They only had four hits, all singles, and three different players committed errors. They appear to be anything but that confident champion of past seasons. That takes us to Jered Weaver vs. Josh Beckett, and that is where the current pick?em ling range is even further from where it should be. Weaver has worked to a sparkling 27-12/3.27 from this mound in his Major League career, and in five home starts against the Red Sox it has been a 1.76 over 30.2 innings. And it is not as though they are learning how to handle him as they get more experience vs. his awkward delivery ? in two meetings this season they did not score an earned run in 13.2 innings, managing only eight hits. Off of a sharp 2.27 over his last seven starts, including five shutout inning in his final tuneup in which he did not walk a batter and allowed only three hits, his form is right where we would like to see it. It has been a different story for Beckett, who has had to battle back problems, and was nothing special at all away from Fenway this season (7-5/4.13). The Angels have relished facing him the past two seasons, five starts in which he has worked to an 0-3/6.12 tune, allowing five home runs in 32.1 innings. And there is nothing in his current form to suggest that he can turn that around. Following a dismal cycle in which he allowed 14 home runs over five starts back in August there were a couple of brief glimpses of better stuff, but in his last two starts he allowed the feeble Royals and Indians to get 19 hits over just 11 frames. He and the Red Sox do not bring nearly what past reputations suggest, and we take full advantage in this price range.
Frank Patron
I said yesterday that I had 5 days left....now I'm not so sure. I may have misinterpreted "30 days". When I first got it, I assumed it meant 30 calendar days. Then on one of his days off, it said that wouldn't count against the packages, so i assumed then that I got 30 picks. So before yesterday, I only had 25 picks, yesterday being the 26th. But my account seems to indicate this is my last day. I'm still looking for people to split a new 30 day package. So far I still only have 1 commitment, and that is only if we get 5 total, so the price is $50/each.
FRANK PATRON
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NEVADA WOLFPACK -11
I said yesterday that I had 5 days left....now I'm not so sure. I may have misinterpreted "30 days". When I first got it, I assumed it meant 30 calendar days. Then on one of his days off, it said that wouldn't count against the packages, so i assumed then that I got 30 picks. So before yesterday, I only had 25 picks, yesterday being the 26th. But my account seems to indicate this is my last day. I'm still looking for people to split a new 30 day package. So far I still only have 1 commitment, and that is only if we get 5 total, so the price is $50/each.
FRANK PATRON
10000 UNIT COLLEGE LOCK
NEVADA WOLFPACK -11
Tony Salinas
Tony's Diamond Highrollers
Friday, October 09, 2009
24*
Redsox {J.Beckett} (+100) over La Angels {J.Weaver}
9:37 PM -- Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Mostly clear. Winds blowing out to left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 60.
25*
Twins {N.Blackburn}/Ny Yankees {A.Burnett} UNDER 10 Runs
6:07 PM -- Yankee Stadium
Mostly cloudy with a 40-percent chance of rain. Winds blowing from right to left field at 10-15 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 65.
Tony's Diamond Highrollers
Friday, October 09, 2009
24*
Redsox {J.Beckett} (+100) over La Angels {J.Weaver}
9:37 PM -- Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Mostly clear. Winds blowing out to left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 60.
25*
Twins {N.Blackburn}/Ny Yankees {A.Burnett} UNDER 10 Runs
6:07 PM -- Yankee Stadium
Mostly cloudy with a 40-percent chance of rain. Winds blowing from right to left field at 10-15 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 65.
The Gold Sheet EXTRA!!! Technical Play of the Week
NEVADA over La Tech (Friday night)...Wolf Pack has won last 4 in series
(3-1 vs. line) and stands an impressive 16-3 vs. line as chalk in Reno since HC
Chris Ault returned to sidelines in ‘04. Meanwhile, Bulldogs 1-8-1 vs. line last
10 as visitor. Wolf Pack sidelines in ‘04. Pack has won last 4 SU in series (3-1 vs. line), and Tech just 1-
8-1 vs. number last 10 as visitor. Tech edge-Nevada, based on
team and series trends.
GOLDSHEET
*NEVADA 38 - Louisiana Tech 24—Apparently, Chris Ault has relocated the
ammo for his Nevada Pistol after the recently-misfiring Wolf Pack exploded for
63 points and 773 yards (that’s no misprint!) in last week’s carpet bombing of
rival UNLV. And as long as QB Kaepernick back in groove, Nevada ought to be
able to outscore La Tech bunch that’s not quite built to take full advantage of
leaky Wolf Pack 2ndary. Note Ault now 16-3 as Reno chalk since returning to
Pack sidelines in ‘94. CABLE TV—ESPN
NEVADA over La Tech (Friday night)...Wolf Pack has won last 4 in series
(3-1 vs. line) and stands an impressive 16-3 vs. line as chalk in Reno since HC
Chris Ault returned to sidelines in ‘04. Meanwhile, Bulldogs 1-8-1 vs. line last
10 as visitor. Wolf Pack sidelines in ‘04. Pack has won last 4 SU in series (3-1 vs. line), and Tech just 1-
8-1 vs. number last 10 as visitor. Tech edge-Nevada, based on
team and series trends.
GOLDSHEET
*NEVADA 38 - Louisiana Tech 24—Apparently, Chris Ault has relocated the
ammo for his Nevada Pistol after the recently-misfiring Wolf Pack exploded for
63 points and 773 yards (that’s no misprint!) in last week’s carpet bombing of
rival UNLV. And as long as QB Kaepernick back in groove, Nevada ought to be
able to outscore La Tech bunch that’s not quite built to take full advantage of
leaky Wolf Pack 2ndary. Note Ault now 16-3 as Reno chalk since returning to
Pack sidelines in ‘94. CABLE TV—ESPN
ferringo
1-Unit Play. Take #964 N.Y. Yankees (-1.5, -145) over Minnesota (6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 10.0 Minnesota at N.Y. Yankees (6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
You can't feel too confident about having Nick Blackburn on the mound heading into today's game. The Yankees smell blood and I think that they are going to attack a team with a lot of heart but not enough cannons. I think that A.J. Burnett is going to be really, really good tonight. The most dangerous Twins hitters are Mauer and Kubel, who are both lefties. But the Yankees aren't going to pitch to Mauer anyway. So as long as Burnett stays away from Kubel he should be able to do work on the rest of the lineup. Chuckles Meriwether is behind the dish today and he has had a very liberal strike zone all season long. And that's a key thing with Burnett. The guy is kind of a head case and he really start to unravel when he's being squeezed. He isn't going to be getting squeezed today so that should allow his breaking stuff to really overwhelm the righties in the Twins lineup. Minnesota is going to score. They will run and they will score today. But it won't be enough. Blackburn's ERA is about a run higher on the road than at home in his career and this guy just doesn't win away from the Metrodome. The lefty-heavy Yanks lineup should have a field day with him. It's going to be a little wet and a little colder at The Stadium today, which should help Blackburn out early. But over the course of eight at-bats the Yankees are going to jump on the Twins. I think 6-2 or 6-3 sounds about right.
1-Unit Play. Take Boston (-105) over L.A. Angels (9:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
It was kind of a worst case scenario for Boston last night, as terrible calls by the umps all over the diamond really took the wind out of their sails. I think that the Angels win in Game 1 really woke them up and I think that tonight's game is going to be a dogfight. But in that instance I will definitely take Josh Beckett, who is a known big game bulldog. Also, this could be a game in which that Angels bullpen implodes if Weaver can't make it through seven. Angels are charged up. But this is an exceptional Boston team and they aren't going to get shut out again tonight.
1-Unit Play. Take #964 N.Y. Yankees (-1.5, -145) over Minnesota (6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
1-Unit Play. Take 'Under' 10.0 Minnesota at N.Y. Yankees (6 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
You can't feel too confident about having Nick Blackburn on the mound heading into today's game. The Yankees smell blood and I think that they are going to attack a team with a lot of heart but not enough cannons. I think that A.J. Burnett is going to be really, really good tonight. The most dangerous Twins hitters are Mauer and Kubel, who are both lefties. But the Yankees aren't going to pitch to Mauer anyway. So as long as Burnett stays away from Kubel he should be able to do work on the rest of the lineup. Chuckles Meriwether is behind the dish today and he has had a very liberal strike zone all season long. And that's a key thing with Burnett. The guy is kind of a head case and he really start to unravel when he's being squeezed. He isn't going to be getting squeezed today so that should allow his breaking stuff to really overwhelm the righties in the Twins lineup. Minnesota is going to score. They will run and they will score today. But it won't be enough. Blackburn's ERA is about a run higher on the road than at home in his career and this guy just doesn't win away from the Metrodome. The lefty-heavy Yanks lineup should have a field day with him. It's going to be a little wet and a little colder at The Stadium today, which should help Blackburn out early. But over the course of eight at-bats the Yankees are going to jump on the Twins. I think 6-2 or 6-3 sounds about right.
1-Unit Play. Take Boston (-105) over L.A. Angels (9:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 10)
It was kind of a worst case scenario for Boston last night, as terrible calls by the umps all over the diamond really took the wind out of their sails. I think that the Angels win in Game 1 really woke them up and I think that tonight's game is going to be a dogfight. But in that instance I will definitely take Josh Beckett, who is a known big game bulldog. Also, this could be a game in which that Angels bullpen implodes if Weaver can't make it through seven. Angels are charged up. But this is an exceptional Boston team and they aren't going to get shut out again tonight.
Red Hott Locks
The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs are coming off a big win against Hawaii, but now travel north to face a Nevada Wolf Pack team brimming with confidence after a 63-28 intrastate beatdown of UNLV. The Pack offense showed signs of life against Missouri two weeks ago and now seems to have clicked. The matchup in this game versus the Bulldogs will be run defense versus run defense. Both these teams are two of the best in the country defending the ground attack so each will need to go to the air frequently in this game which will favor Nevada. The Bulldogs are just a few notches more dependent on the run that the Wolf Pack. With quarterback Colin Kaepernick finding a rhythm the last couple of games (15-18, 208 yards, TD last week) he should be able to expose a weak La. Tech secondary. Both teams are battle-tested with the Bulldogs having contended with Auburn and Navy while Nevada butted heads with Notre Dame and Missouri. Even without running back Vai Taua (who is probable for Friday), the Pack running attack rushed for 576 yards in that UNLV game with the top three carriers each going for 170 yards or more. I sincerely doubt we see those kinds of numbers against La. Tech, but Kaepernick should have at least 300 yards through the air at the end of this affair. The Bulldogs will have to find success on the ground and attempt to keep Nevada’s offense on the sidelines, but again, that may be easier said than done against elite defensive ends Kevin Basped and Dontay Moch. The Wolf Pack has a very meager secondary, but quarterback Ross ******* just isn’t a guy you want sitting in the pocket disbursing the ball all night. His team found a lot of running room against Hawaii, but he missed a few easy throws in that contest and finished completing only 13-of-22 passes for 97 yards. You can just tell his is a game-manager and not a player that can beat you with his arm. Receiver/returner Philip Livas will have to get at least 15 touches and two scores in this game for the Bulldogs to have any chance. Another rowdy Reno crowd will put this one away early and allow Nevada to cruise to its first WAC victory because Tech won’t be able to catch up when it gets down.
RHL Prediction: Nevada 42, Louisiana Tech 24
The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs are coming off a big win against Hawaii, but now travel north to face a Nevada Wolf Pack team brimming with confidence after a 63-28 intrastate beatdown of UNLV. The Pack offense showed signs of life against Missouri two weeks ago and now seems to have clicked. The matchup in this game versus the Bulldogs will be run defense versus run defense. Both these teams are two of the best in the country defending the ground attack so each will need to go to the air frequently in this game which will favor Nevada. The Bulldogs are just a few notches more dependent on the run that the Wolf Pack. With quarterback Colin Kaepernick finding a rhythm the last couple of games (15-18, 208 yards, TD last week) he should be able to expose a weak La. Tech secondary. Both teams are battle-tested with the Bulldogs having contended with Auburn and Navy while Nevada butted heads with Notre Dame and Missouri. Even without running back Vai Taua (who is probable for Friday), the Pack running attack rushed for 576 yards in that UNLV game with the top three carriers each going for 170 yards or more. I sincerely doubt we see those kinds of numbers against La. Tech, but Kaepernick should have at least 300 yards through the air at the end of this affair. The Bulldogs will have to find success on the ground and attempt to keep Nevada’s offense on the sidelines, but again, that may be easier said than done against elite defensive ends Kevin Basped and Dontay Moch. The Wolf Pack has a very meager secondary, but quarterback Ross ******* just isn’t a guy you want sitting in the pocket disbursing the ball all night. His team found a lot of running room against Hawaii, but he missed a few easy throws in that contest and finished completing only 13-of-22 passes for 97 yards. You can just tell his is a game-manager and not a player that can beat you with his arm. Receiver/returner Philip Livas will have to get at least 15 touches and two scores in this game for the Bulldogs to have any chance. Another rowdy Reno crowd will put this one away early and allow Nevada to cruise to its first WAC victory because Tech won’t be able to catch up when it gets down.
RHL Prediction: Nevada 42, Louisiana Tech 24
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