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WNBA Game: San Antonio Silver Stars @ Minnesota Lynx Time: Friday 05/30 8:05 PM Eastern

Free Pick: First Half OVER 80 (-110)

The Lynx have come out strong at 5-0 to start the season thanks to an offense that has averaged 87 points per game. The problme for them is that they are allowing over 82 per game. Their five games have seen 87 points per game scored on average in the first half. San Antonio has allowed nearly 40 per game in the first half. The past three seasons, Minnesota is 48-32 OVER in the first-half when they are instilled as the favorite. And they are 17-5 OVER int he first-half at home during that span after an ATS win. Finally, under head coach Cheryl REeve, the Lynx are 12-4 OVER in the first-half in May games. Take this game OVER the first-half total
 
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Baltimore/Houston Under 9 - 125 Like Baltimore in the game but don't see either team putting up too many runs. Gonzalez has been finding a good bit of form with the O's winning in his last 3 outings as he has only given up 2 runs in each. I see him to quiet the bats the Astros tonight and squeak out a much needed win in another low scoring affair.

Cardinals/Giants No Score 1st Inning This one is a little scary to take the game with the line movement today. Wainwright is absolutely dealing at home and I lean the Cards but something is telling me that there is more too this game so with Bumgarner on the hill for the Giants, expect both pitchers to come out of the gates hot and move through the first inning easily with no blood given.

Los Angeles Angels +110 At this price, I love the road team in Oakland. Garrett Richards has been having a great few outings as of late winning 4 of the last 5 and the one loss came in a game where his opponent thru a near complete game. He has been having a great year and with the strength of Pujols and Trout in this line up, expect them to come out aggressive against Drew Pomeranz
 
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Seattle Mariners -115 over the Detroit Tigers (Money Line Bet) (MLB Baseball) - Game Starts at 10:10 PM EST
 
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MLB: orioles/astros under 9, royals/jays under 9, twins/yankees under 9

NHL: black hawks/kings over 5

NBA: Miami -7.5

WNBA: sun/sky under 146.5
 
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N.Y Mets +115 over PHILADELPHIA

The Mets have won three in a row and four of their past five games. During its current three-game modest win streak, New York has outscored the opposition 13-3. Current Mets have 35 hits in 126 career AB’s versus A.J. Burnett for a BA of .278 and a nifty OPS of .816. Burnett has allowed three runs or more in four straight starts. He has a 3.51 ERA after his first 11 starts, a fact that might prevent some from realizing how terrible many of his skills have been. His four-seam fastball velocity has dipped to 91 mph and his swinging strike rate has declined from 11% to 7%. A 78% strand rate has kept his ERA below 4.00. Burnett’s BB/K ratio of 31/53 in 67 innings is more reason to stay clear. In five May starts, Burnett has walked 14 in 29 innings and has posted a 5.29 ERA. His line drive rate is now up to 26% but over his last three starts it’s an alarming 32%. Burnett is being hit hard. He’s allowed 30 hits and 19 earned runs over his last four starts covering 23 innings and now he’s a favorite worth betting against.

Raphael Montero was signed just three years ago as an international free agent. He sped through the Mets system despite being an undersized pitcher (6’0) without a dominant fastball. His career numbers (2.63 ERA, 8½K’s/9) become that much more impressive considering he’s pitched one-third of his 250 innings in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League. Montero’s plus-plus control and movement on his pitches make him very tough for hitters to contend with. He throws a fastball with excellent movement from a ¾ arm slot that can reach 95 mph, and complements that with a plus slider and solid-average change-up. There’s a lot to like about Montero’s make-up: good work ethic, repeatable mechanics, easy arm action, solid mound presence, and excellent pitch sequencing. Montero has displayed both the risks of an inexperienced pitcher and the upside that makes him a top prospect in his three starts. His first two starts yielded 8 ER in 10.3 IP, but just when it seemed that he might not be ready for the majors, he threw a gem, holding Arizona to one run over six innings while striking out 10. The Phillies are hitting only .232 at home and only .236 against RHP and they’ve never faced Montero before.


N.Y. YANKEES -1½ +151 over Minnesota

The Twins have scored 15 runs over their past nine games and have only scored two or more twice over that span. Minnesota has one win over their past seven games, so the timing for this three-game set at New York comes at the worst possible time. Yankee Stadium has been a house of horrors for the Twinkies, as they have just 14 wins in the past 54 games here. The Twins are not only going bad, but they are hitting just .232 against southpaws and will face one here in Vidal Nuno. Nuno is an interesting case. He turned some heads with a solid 2012 season at Double-A (though he was a bit old for the level), followed up by an impressive spring training and start to 2013 at Triple-A where he posted a 1.54 ERA, 10K’s/9 and .157 oppBA. Those were very impressive numbers for a 48th round draft pick in ’09 who has never been on any top prospect lists. He was actually released from the Indians farm system in ’10 before spending some time playing independent ball. That is where the Yankees found him and he moved quickly through their system to earn his first call-up. Nuno does not have a typical starter’s frame at 5-11 195, nor does he have a plus pitch in his repertoire. He has to rely on a deceptive delivery along with a nearly side-arm slot to keeps hitters off-balance. Arm angle makes him much tougher on left-handed batters. Nuno throws four pitches and can locate all of them well: fastball, slider, curveball, and change-up. Fastball tops out at 91 mph with pretty good location. Nuno’s 5.49 ERA is skewed because of some early disasters but he’s been coming on recently with three very good outings in his last four starts. On Saturday against the South Side at US Cellular, Nuno threw a respectable 67 of 101 pitches for strikes and was outstanding following a three-run first inning. He’s also had solid outings recently against both the Angels and Pirates. The Twins have never seen Nuno before and that, too, works to his advantage.

Ricky Nolasco has four quality starts in 10 tries this season. He has just two wins and one of those occurred back in April when he got whacked by the Indians but Minnesota scored 10 times and the Twins won 10-7. Nolasco’s WHIP is 1.57 and his BAA is .322. On the road, Nolasco’s ERA is 8.63 and his BAA is .384. In 32.1 road innings, Nolasco has allowed 53 hits. Dude has been batting practice out there and the Yankees come into this one swinging well with 20 runs scored over their past four games and that includes six or more in St. Louis in two of the three games there. Nolasco’s groundball/line-drive/fly-ball profile of 32%/23%/45% is more proof that the move from the NL to the AL is one that he’s not adjusting to well. With his confidence low and his skills worse, the Pinstripes figure to score early and often off Nolasco.


Pittsburgh +120 over LOS ANGELES

Once among the AL's most promising young starters, injuries derailed the career of Francisco Liriano but last year he saw a career revival in Pittsburgh that quickly restored his relevance. The question swirling around his name this spring was: How much of last year's comeback was real and how much was luck-driven? He shaved a walk and a half off his walk rate while still whiffing a batter an inning. Liriano fully regained his groundball mojo, boosting GB% back to half of balls put in play. Liriano is still only 30 and he's using the same formula that he rose to prominence years ago in Minnesota—a combination of strikeouts and grounders—to evolve into a formidable starter in the NL. Through two months of the new season, those skills remain intact and Liriano has the chance to put up solid numbers the rest of the way, despite his 5.06 ERA through his first 11 starts. Fact is, Liriano is pitching as well as he ever has with a groundball rate of 53%, a swinging strike rate of 15% (the highest in the NL among starters with seven starts or more) and 58 K’s in 59 innings. A very unlucky 68% strand rate has led to his inflated ERA but his skills say big regression is forthcoming. That said, this one is more about playing a high percentage angle than it is about backing Liriano.

Josh Beckett is coming off a no-hitter and that’s the angle here. Going against a pitcher coming off a no-no has returned big profits over the years. Throwing a no-hitter is one of the rarest feats in a sports career. It will only occur a handful of times in a season and Beckett did it against the Phillies in his last start. After the fifth inning of said start, intensity increases, focus increases and every pitch matters. For pitchers, a no hitter is the pinnacle of accomplishments. After that rare accomplishment there are interviews galore, plus a million phone calls, text messages and emails all offering congratulations. The no-hitter does not end when the game is final. It ends after four days of answering calls and everything else that goes with it. Now Beckett will be sent back out there and there is very little chance of him pitching a strong game. Besides history saying so, Beckett’s skills are not nearly as good as his ERA suggests they are and that’s something we’ll elaborate more on at a later date. For this one, the "game after pitching a no-hitter" angle is in play.


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LOS ANGELES -½ +124 over Chicago

Regulation only. Figuring they could not beat the Kings in a tight-checking manner, Chicago completely opened things up in Game 5 and went on to win in OT, 5-4. Now what? Will the Blackhawks employ that same strategy here or will they tighten up defensively and try and win that way? Frankly, we’re not sure it’s going to matter. That Minnesota series knocked the heck out of the Blackhawks. Chicago looked extremely beatable when they played in Minnesota and they looked beatable when they played at home. In this series, not much has changed, as the Blackhawks have been outscored in Los Angeles, 9-5. In fact, Chicago has allowed 19 goals against in the past four games with four or more scored against them in each contest. Corey Crawford stole the series victory over Minnesota but it’s a different story in this series, as L.A. keeps burying pucks on him.

Chicago has one road victory over their last five playoff games and that occurred in Game 6 against Minnesota in which Chicago was clearly the second best team on the ice. Los Angeles has endured everything this playoff season and unlike the Blackhawks, they appear to be getting stronger with each passing series. Los Angeles seems to be at their very best when it matters most while Chicago has not played well away from home in the past two series. They’ve gotten by with some very good fortune but it’s going to catch up to them at some point. Don’t get us wrong, Chicago is a great team that can win at any time over any team. However, we can’t ignore Chicago’s struggles away from home. Puck possession, chances, shots on goal and goaltending have all favored the Kings in this series and that’s a bit much for the Blackhawks to overcome on the road in this crucial game in Los Angeles.
 
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N.Y Mets +115 over PHILADELPHIA

The Mets have won three in a row and four of their past five games. During its current three-game modest win streak, New York has outscored the opposition 13-3. Current Mets have 35 hits in 126 career AB’s versus A.J. Burnett for a BA of .278 and a nifty OPS of .816. Burnett has allowed three runs or more in four straight starts. He has a 3.51 ERA after his first 11 starts, a fact that might prevent some from realizing how terrible many of his skills have been. His four-seam fastball velocity has dipped to 91 mph and his swinging strike rate has declined from 11% to 7%. A 78% strand rate has kept his ERA below 4.00. Burnett’s BB/K ratio of 31/53 in 67 innings is more reason to stay clear. In five May starts, Burnett has walked 14 in 29 innings and has posted a 5.29 ERA. His line drive rate is now up to 26% but over his last three starts it’s an alarming 32%. Burnett is being hit hard. He’s allowed 30 hits and 19 earned runs over his last four starts covering 23 innings and now he’s a favorite worth betting against.

Raphael Montero was signed just three years ago as an international free agent. He sped through the Mets system despite being an undersized pitcher (6’0) without a dominant fastball. His career numbers (2.63 ERA, 8½K’s/9) become that much more impressive considering he’s pitched one-third of his 250 innings in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League. Montero’s plus-plus control and movement on his pitches make him very tough for hitters to contend with. He throws a fastball with excellent movement from a ¾ arm slot that can reach 95 mph, and complements that with a plus slider and solid-average change-up. There’s a lot to like about Montero’s make-up: good work ethic, repeatable mechanics, easy arm action, solid mound presence, and excellent pitch sequencing. Montero has displayed both the risks of an inexperienced pitcher and the upside that makes him a top prospect in his three starts. His first two starts yielded 8 ER in 10.3 IP, but just when it seemed that he might not be ready for the majors, he threw a gem, holding Arizona to one run over six innings while striking out 10. The Phillies are hitting only .232 at home and only .236 against RHP and they’ve never faced Montero before.


N.Y. YANKEES -1½ +151 over Minnesota

The Twins have scored 15 runs over their past nine games and have only scored two or more twice over that span. Minnesota has one win over their past seven games, so the timing for this three-game set at New York comes at the worst possible time. Yankee Stadium has been a house of horrors for the Twinkies, as they have just 14 wins in the past 54 games here. The Twins are not only going bad, but they are hitting just .232 against southpaws and will face one here in Vidal Nuno. Nuno is an interesting case. He turned some heads with a solid 2012 season at Double-A (though he was a bit old for the level), followed up by an impressive spring training and start to 2013 at Triple-A where he posted a 1.54 ERA, 10K’s/9 and .157 oppBA. Those were very impressive numbers for a 48th round draft pick in ’09 who has never been on any top prospect lists. He was actually released from the Indians farm system in ’10 before spending some time playing independent ball. That is where the Yankees found him and he moved quickly through their system to earn his first call-up. Nuno does not have a typical starter’s frame at 5-11 195, nor does he have a plus pitch in his repertoire. He has to rely on a deceptive delivery along with a nearly side-arm slot to keeps hitters off-balance. Arm angle makes him much tougher on left-handed batters. Nuno throws four pitches and can locate all of them well: fastball, slider, curveball, and change-up. Fastball tops out at 91 mph with pretty good location. Nuno’s 5.49 ERA is skewed because of some early disasters but he’s been coming on recently with three very good outings in his last four starts. On Saturday against the South Side at US Cellular, Nuno threw a respectable 67 of 101 pitches for strikes and was outstanding following a three-run first inning. He’s also had solid outings recently against both the Angels and Pirates. The Twins have never seen Nuno before and that, too, works to his advantage.

Ricky Nolasco has four quality starts in 10 tries this season. He has just two wins and one of those occurred back in April when he got whacked by the Indians but Minnesota scored 10 times and the Twins won 10-7. Nolasco’s WHIP is 1.57 and his BAA is .322. On the road, Nolasco’s ERA is 8.63 and his BAA is .384. In 32.1 road innings, Nolasco has allowed 53 hits. Dude has been batting practice out there and the Yankees come into this one swinging well with 20 runs scored over their past four games and that includes six or more in St. Louis in two of the three games there. Nolasco’s groundball/line-drive/fly-ball profile of 32%/23%/45% is more proof that the move from the NL to the AL is one that he’s not adjusting to well. With his confidence low and his skills worse, the Pinstripes figure to score early and often off Nolasco.


Pittsburgh +120 over LOS ANGELES

Once among the AL's most promising young starters, injuries derailed the career of Francisco Liriano but last year he saw a career revival in Pittsburgh that quickly restored his relevance. The question swirling around his name this spring was: How much of last year's comeback was real and how much was luck-driven? He shaved a walk and a half off his walk rate while still whiffing a batter an inning. Liriano fully regained his groundball mojo, boosting GB% back to half of balls put in play. Liriano is still only 30 and he's using the same formula that he rose to prominence years ago in Minnesota—a combination of strikeouts and grounders—to evolve into a formidable starter in the NL. Through two months of the new season, those skills remain intact and Liriano has the chance to put up solid numbers the rest of the way, despite his 5.06 ERA through his first 11 starts. Fact is, Liriano is pitching as well as he ever has with a groundball rate of 53%, a swinging strike rate of 15% (the highest in the NL among starters with seven starts or more) and 58 K’s in 59 innings. A very unlucky 68% strand rate has led to his inflated ERA but his skills say big regression is forthcoming. That said, this one is more about playing a high percentage angle than it is about backing Liriano.

Josh Beckett is coming off a no-hitter and that’s the angle here. Going against a pitcher coming off a no-no has returned big profits over the years. Throwing a no-hitter is one of the rarest feats in a sports career. It will only occur a handful of times in a season and Beckett did it against the Phillies in his last start. After the fifth inning of said start, intensity increases, focus increases and every pitch matters. For pitchers, a no hitter is the pinnacle of accomplishments. After that rare accomplishment there are interviews galore, plus a million phone calls, text messages and emails all offering congratulations. The no-hitter does not end when the game is final. It ends after four days of answering calls and everything else that goes with it. Now Beckett will be sent back out there and there is very little chance of him pitching a strong game. Besides history saying so, Beckett’s skills are not nearly as good as his ERA suggests they are and that’s something we’ll elaborate more on at a later date. For this one, the "game after pitching a no-hitter" angle is in play.


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4* Cincinnati (Leake)/Arizona (Arroyo) UNDER 8.5
Range: 9 to 8


3* Baltimore (Gonzalez) -115 over Houston (Oberholtzer)
Range: +100 to -140


3* Miami -7 over Indiana (NBA)
Range: -5 to -9
 
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San Francisco Giants +137 Triple Star

Pittsburgh Pirates +133 2 Units

Miami Marlins +117 2 Units

Toronto Blue Jays -134 2 Units

Tigers/Mariners Under 7 -120 2 Units

Cleveland Indians -140 1 Unit

Indians RL (-1.5) +155 1 Unit
 
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Free pick – 927 COL (+140) vs 928 CLE
Analysis: Gonzalez is still listed a questionable, but with a day off I suspect he plays. Even if he doesn’t, the Rockies with a DH (regardless of WHO) can’t be this price against a team that just lost three straight to the White Sox. I do know how badly the Rockies have been hitting, but when Jason Giambi, who is hitting .105, is your DH and accounts for the only run you scored, it doesn’t matter to me if Kluber or Bob Feller is pitching, you’re not worth -150, period. I thought about the RL here and probably should split it, especially seeing as how right now they’re projecting a lower scoring game. And with a DH, as long as the Rockies are in this, we can avoid the Colorado bullpen a bit longer, I would think.

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The money and the line moves are on the Mets, but there’s some seriously sharp money on the under. Perhaps buying that to 8 and playing the under is an option. I can’t ever get a read on AJ, honestly, and I don’t think AJ can either. This is one that I can definitely see the Mets F5 because of the foreign pitcher.

We all saw what the Braves did last night. And they’ve got to be travel weary because they played two in Atlanta against Boston before that. A little surprised Teheran is still so cheap, and Koehler has been one of our go-to guys and of course thee Fish are rested. The Miami RL is really not that expensive.

I do like to back Wood when the Cubs are playing, and honestly because theses guys know each other so well I do like the over here. Both pens suck, so it won’t take a lot to open the floodgates and I don’t care of the roof is open or not. Cubs RL and over.

Seems to be a lot of people liking the Giants, and that is pricey for even Wainright, but after fading him last time and watching him make me look silly, I’m not inclined to do it again. Bumgarner HAS been lights-out lately, so I could only take the under. But, that’s one I really want no part of.

Everyone’s lining up to fade Beckett after the no hitter. I am really pissed we didn’t follow the money on the Pirates last night. What I could do here is take the over because Beckett DID have to throw a ton of pitches in that game, so maybe even a F5 under and over for the game?

I totally don’t get the Twins love against Nuno in New York, but there’s so much of it I would have to take the Twins. Reminds me eerily of the Pirates last night. Twins RL is pretty expensive, so I could either play that small or parlay it with something. Playing it small is smarter, or just play the Twins. It’s almost an auto-follow move, really.

It looks as if they think the Blue Jays will lose again, or they have no faith in Happ. I have no faith in Happ, either, but perhaps even less faith with KC against a LHP. I do think this stays under, and so does the mid afternoon money.

I will never fade Price against Boston because they do have success against him, however he’s got revenge from a recent game against Boston, and it IS Workman. I could see taking the Boston RL, as perhaps that late comeback (or having it handed to you) last night sparks something.

A little surprised Garrett Richards has fallen that much out of favor that much, but the Angels are not as deadly against LHP and traveled late last night while the A’s did not. Pomeranz was a fade with the Rockies, but in Oakland and the big park, I can see taking them at that price. We won’t get them at -120 at home anytime soon, and they do have a better pen. Quite likely under, too.

Everyone is also fading Verlander, and I mean everyone. I guess I can see why, since Iwakuma seems to be back to “normal”, but I have to ask how often I can get JV at + money. Tigers played yesterday PM while M’s played late and long. This one might have F5 U written on it, too.

They’re giving Texas way too much credit here and it sure can’t be because of Colby Lewis. It could be because the Nats can’t hit RHP worth a sh*t? Either way, that one has Texas RL or nothing written on it, and perhaps under because the Rangers can’t hit RHP this season, either. Another F5 U maybe and comes down to pens, and neither has an edge, really. Nats a bit more rested.

As you can see everyone in the world is taking the Padres. I shall pass that one simply because although Kennedy is good, it’s the Padres on the road -120 and that’s just an over reaction to how bad the White Sox have been. However, the Padres DO hammer LHP (as a rule), so perhaps they are right here and the Padres are that easy. They clearly have the better pen and SD gets the DH.
 

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Sides 54-43-0 +1,584

#911: Pirates: +135 1.5*
Listed Pitchers: Liriano / Beckett

#930: White Sox: +105 2*
Listed Pitchers: Kennedy / Danks


Totals 41-52-5 -2,615

#901/902: Under Phillies 8.0 (-120) 1.5*
Listed Pitchers: Montero / Burnett

#927/928: Over Rockies: 8.0 (+100) 2*
Listed Pitchers: Nicasio / Kluber
 

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