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3 STAR: (901) LA DODGERS (-$115) over Arizona
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9:40PM Central Time
3 STAR: (912) ST. LOUIS (+$128) over Philadelphia
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7:15PM Central Time
2 STAR: (919) OAKLAND (+$127) over Boston
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6:05PM Central Time
1 STAR: (901) PITTSBURGH (+$200) over Chicago
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1:20PM Central Time
1 STAR: (921) DETROIT (+$165) over Tampa Bay
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6:10PM Central Time
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1 STAR: (405) WINNIPEG (+3) over Toronto
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3 STAR: (901) LA DODGERS (-$115) over Arizona
(Listing Kershaw only)
(Risking $345 to win $300)
9:40PM Central Time
3 STAR: (912) ST. LOUIS (+$128) over Philadelphia
(Action)
(Risking $300 to win $384)
7:15PM Central Time
2 STAR: (919) OAKLAND (+$127) over Boston
(Listing Duchscherer only)
(Risking $200 to win $254)
6:05PM Central Time
1 STAR: (901) PITTSBURGH (+$200) over Chicago
(Action)
(Risking $100 to win $200)
1:20PM Central Time
1 STAR: (921) DETROIT (+$165) over Tampa Bay
(Action)
(Risking $100 to win $165)
6:10PM Central Time
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1 STAR: (405) WINNIPEG (+3) over Toronto
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Game: Milwaukee at Atlanta (7:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Atlanta +1.5 runs -143 (runline) (risk 3 to win 2.1)
The Brewers let a big opportunity pass them by as they were swept at home by the Cubs in four straight games. We have to believe they head on the road with a damaged psyche. The Brewers didn't just lose; they were hammered by a combined score of 31-11, and lost with both Sheets and Sabathia pitching. It is now five straight losses for the Brewers and six of seven. The Brewers’ staff has allowed 42 runs in the last five games and the pen is tired, overworked, and ineffective. The pen has logged 16.1 innings over these five games and has allowed 10 runs for an ERA of 5.51. Jeff Suppan is not pitching well allowing eight runs in his last start and has a 5+ ERA on the season. Atlanta has been a nightmare on the road, winning less than one of every three games, but powerful at home at 32-23. Chuck James seems to have straightened himself out at AAA Richmond where he pitched to a 2.48 ERA in 13 starts. The Braves get the call on the runline here.
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Game: Milwaukee at Atlanta (7:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Atlanta +1.5 runs -143 (runline) (risk 3 to win 2.1)
The Brewers let a big opportunity pass them by as they were swept at home by the Cubs in four straight games. We have to believe they head on the road with a damaged psyche. The Brewers didn't just lose; they were hammered by a combined score of 31-11, and lost with both Sheets and Sabathia pitching. It is now five straight losses for the Brewers and six of seven. The Brewers’ staff has allowed 42 runs in the last five games and the pen is tired, overworked, and ineffective. The pen has logged 16.1 innings over these five games and has allowed 10 runs for an ERA of 5.51. Jeff Suppan is not pitching well allowing eight runs in his last start and has a 5+ ERA on the season. Atlanta has been a nightmare on the road, winning less than one of every three games, but powerful at home at 32-23. Chuck James seems to have straightened himself out at AAA Richmond where he pitched to a 2.48 ERA in 13 starts. The Braves get the call on the runline here.
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SPORTS ADVISORS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Arizona (56-52) at L.A. Dodgers (54-54)
One day after acquiring slugging outfielder Manny Ramirez in a blockbuster deadline deal, the Dodgers send 20-year-old Clayton Kershaw (1-3, 4.53 ERA) to the mound to face veteran southpaw Randy Johnson (8-7, 4.58) and the Diamondbacks in the second game of a four-game series. Los Angeles dropped the opener 2-1 Thursday night but has won five of its last seven overall and is on runs of 6-2 at home and 5-1 against left-handers.
Arizona is on a 6-1 run, all on the road, and has won its last four games behind Johnson. However, against winning teams, the DBacks are still mired in slides of 12-24 overall and 6-22 on the road.
The Diamondbacks, who lead the Dodgers by two games in the N.L. West, have won six of nine meetings with L.A. this season, and they are 5-1 in Johnson’s last six road starts against the Dodgers.
Kershaw is coming off his best outing of the season, allowing four hits in six scoreless innings Sunday in a 2-0 home win against Washington. It was the first major league win for the young southpaw, who has six no-decisions, with the Dodgers going 4-2 in those contests.
Johnson has rounded into form lately, going 4-0 with a 1.71 ERA in his last four starts, and he carries a 15-inning scoreless streak into this contest. On Sunday at San Francisco, he scattered nine hits over seven shutout innings in a 7-2 victory. Prior to this 4-0 run, Arizona had lost eight straight games behind the Big Unit.
Kershaw, who made his first start on May 25, is 1-2 with a 3.45 ERA in five home starts this season, and he’s making his first career appearance against Arizona. Johnson is 3-4 with a 3.54 ERA in nine road starts this year, and he’s 7-6 with a 2.83 ERA in 22 career starts against L.A, including 6-0 with a 2.21 ERA in 10 outings at Dodger Stadium.
The over has cashed in four of the last six in this rivalry, and for Arizona, the over is on runs of 9-2 on the road, 13-4 overall and 4-0-1 with Johnson throwing at Dodger Stadium. On the flip side, L.A. sports under streaks of 7-1 overall, 16-5 against winning teams and 4-1 behind Kershaw at home.
ATS ADVANTAGE: ARIZONA
AMERICAN LEAGUE
L.A. Angels (68-40) at N.Y. Yankees (59-49)
The torrid Angels will hand the ball to Ervin Santana (11-5, 3.57 ERA) for the second game of a four-game weekend set in the Bronx against Sidney Ponson (6-2, 4.59) and the Yankees. Los Angeles opened the series Thursday night with a 12-6 thumping, improving to 13-2 in its last 15 games. The Halos are also 43-20 in their last 63 games overall, 15-3 in their last 18 against the A.L. East and they continue to sport the best road record in baseball at 37-19.
New York has dropped four of its last five games, but the Yanks are still on runs of 11-3 at home, 14-4 against the A.L. West and 4-0 behind Ponson at home.
The Angels have won three of the last four meetings in this rivalry dating to last season, and they are 4-1 in Santana’s last five starts against New York.
Santana has hit a little rut lately, giving up eight earned runs over 12 innings in losing his last two starts, including a 5-2 setback Sunday at Baltimore in which he allowed all five runs on seven hits in five innings.
The Yankees had won four straight behind Ponson, but the right-hander got lit up Sunday at Boston, yielding seven runs on 10 hits in just four innings of a 9-2 loss. It marked the second time in Ponson’s last four starts that he’s given up seven earned runs.
Santana is a solid 8-2 with a 3.77 ERA in 13 road starts this year, and he’s 4-1 in five career starts against New York, despite an inflated 6.15 ERA. Ponson, meanwhile, is 1-0 with a 5.94 ERA in three starts at Yankee Stadium this year. He’s also is 7-2 with a 4.67 ERA in 13 career appearances (11 starts) against Los Angeles.
The over has cashed in the last five games in this rivalry and is on runs of 6-0 overall for New York, 5-1-1 at home for the Yanks and 5-2 overall for L.A.
ATS ADVANTAGE:L.A. ANGELS and OVER
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Arizona (56-52) at L.A. Dodgers (54-54)
One day after acquiring slugging outfielder Manny Ramirez in a blockbuster deadline deal, the Dodgers send 20-year-old Clayton Kershaw (1-3, 4.53 ERA) to the mound to face veteran southpaw Randy Johnson (8-7, 4.58) and the Diamondbacks in the second game of a four-game series. Los Angeles dropped the opener 2-1 Thursday night but has won five of its last seven overall and is on runs of 6-2 at home and 5-1 against left-handers.
Arizona is on a 6-1 run, all on the road, and has won its last four games behind Johnson. However, against winning teams, the DBacks are still mired in slides of 12-24 overall and 6-22 on the road.
The Diamondbacks, who lead the Dodgers by two games in the N.L. West, have won six of nine meetings with L.A. this season, and they are 5-1 in Johnson’s last six road starts against the Dodgers.
Kershaw is coming off his best outing of the season, allowing four hits in six scoreless innings Sunday in a 2-0 home win against Washington. It was the first major league win for the young southpaw, who has six no-decisions, with the Dodgers going 4-2 in those contests.
Johnson has rounded into form lately, going 4-0 with a 1.71 ERA in his last four starts, and he carries a 15-inning scoreless streak into this contest. On Sunday at San Francisco, he scattered nine hits over seven shutout innings in a 7-2 victory. Prior to this 4-0 run, Arizona had lost eight straight games behind the Big Unit.
Kershaw, who made his first start on May 25, is 1-2 with a 3.45 ERA in five home starts this season, and he’s making his first career appearance against Arizona. Johnson is 3-4 with a 3.54 ERA in nine road starts this year, and he’s 7-6 with a 2.83 ERA in 22 career starts against L.A, including 6-0 with a 2.21 ERA in 10 outings at Dodger Stadium.
The over has cashed in four of the last six in this rivalry, and for Arizona, the over is on runs of 9-2 on the road, 13-4 overall and 4-0-1 with Johnson throwing at Dodger Stadium. On the flip side, L.A. sports under streaks of 7-1 overall, 16-5 against winning teams and 4-1 behind Kershaw at home.
ATS ADVANTAGE: ARIZONA
AMERICAN LEAGUE
L.A. Angels (68-40) at N.Y. Yankees (59-49)
The torrid Angels will hand the ball to Ervin Santana (11-5, 3.57 ERA) for the second game of a four-game weekend set in the Bronx against Sidney Ponson (6-2, 4.59) and the Yankees. Los Angeles opened the series Thursday night with a 12-6 thumping, improving to 13-2 in its last 15 games. The Halos are also 43-20 in their last 63 games overall, 15-3 in their last 18 against the A.L. East and they continue to sport the best road record in baseball at 37-19.
New York has dropped four of its last five games, but the Yanks are still on runs of 11-3 at home, 14-4 against the A.L. West and 4-0 behind Ponson at home.
The Angels have won three of the last four meetings in this rivalry dating to last season, and they are 4-1 in Santana’s last five starts against New York.
Santana has hit a little rut lately, giving up eight earned runs over 12 innings in losing his last two starts, including a 5-2 setback Sunday at Baltimore in which he allowed all five runs on seven hits in five innings.
The Yankees had won four straight behind Ponson, but the right-hander got lit up Sunday at Boston, yielding seven runs on 10 hits in just four innings of a 9-2 loss. It marked the second time in Ponson’s last four starts that he’s given up seven earned runs.
Santana is a solid 8-2 with a 3.77 ERA in 13 road starts this year, and he’s 4-1 in five career starts against New York, despite an inflated 6.15 ERA. Ponson, meanwhile, is 1-0 with a 5.94 ERA in three starts at Yankee Stadium this year. He’s also is 7-2 with a 4.67 ERA in 13 career appearances (11 starts) against Los Angeles.
The over has cashed in the last five games in this rivalry and is on runs of 6-0 overall for New York, 5-1-1 at home for the Yanks and 5-2 overall for L.A.
ATS ADVANTAGE:L.A. ANGELS and OVER
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