Fri, 09/12/08 - 7:10 PM vegas-runner | MLB RunLine Double-Dime Bet
906 NYM -1.5 (-125) Sportsbetting.com vs 905 ATL
Analysis: ** 2* RUN-LINE BET ** (-1.5 & -125....Santana vs Hampton)
Fri, 09/12/08 - 10:05 PM vegas-runner | MLB Money Line Triple-Dime Bet
928 OAK (-131) SportBet vs 927 TEX
Analysis: *** 3* AL GAME of the WEEK *** (Smith vs Harrison
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906 NYM -1.5 (-125) Sportsbetting.com vs 905 ATL
Analysis: ** 2* RUN-LINE BET ** (-1.5 & -125....Santana vs Hampton)
Fri, 09/12/08 - 10:05 PM vegas-runner | MLB Money Line Triple-Dime Bet
928 OAK (-131) SportBet vs 927 TEX
Analysis: *** 3* AL GAME of the WEEK *** (Smith vs Harrison
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HONDO
September 12, 2008
Hondo bounced back from his Blue Jay loss Wednesday night with a Blue Jay victory last night that widened the wad to a hefty 690 allisons.
Tonight, he's expecting Baker to generate some much-needed dough - 10 units on the Twinkies to cream the Birds.
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September 12, 2008
Hondo bounced back from his Blue Jay loss Wednesday night with a Blue Jay victory last night that widened the wad to a hefty 690 allisons.
Tonight, he's expecting Baker to generate some much-needed dough - 10 units on the Twinkies to cream the Birds.
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Players of America
Today's Selections
KAN vs. USF
Sport: NCAA Football
Game: Kansas Jayhawks vs. South Florida Bulls
The Play: South Florida Bulls -3.0
Play Description:
Star Value: 1* (10 Units)
Writeup:
TREND OF THE GAME:
- South Florida is 10-2 ATS in their last 12 home games
South Florida 31, Kansas 17
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Today's Selections
KAN vs. USF
Sport: NCAA Football
Game: Kansas Jayhawks vs. South Florida Bulls
The Play: South Florida Bulls -3.0
Play Description:
Star Value: 1* (10 Units)
Writeup:
TREND OF THE GAME:
- South Florida is 10-2 ATS in their last 12 home games
South Florida 31, Kansas 17
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JB's Computer Plays
Friday, September 12, 2008
Time Game Selections
7:05 p.m. Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians
(R) Gil Meche (11-10) vs. (L) Cliff Lee (21-2) Cleveland Indians -210
7:10 p.m. Atlanta Braves at New York Mets
(L) Mike Hampton (2-2) vs. (L) Johan Santana (13-7) New York Mets -270
8:11 p.m. Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox
(R) Justin Verlander (10-15) vs. (L) John Danks (10-8) Chicago White Sox-155
Friday, September 12, 2008
Time Game Selections
7:05 p.m. Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians
(R) Gil Meche (11-10) vs. (L) Cliff Lee (21-2) Cleveland Indians -210
7:10 p.m. Atlanta Braves at New York Mets
(L) Mike Hampton (2-2) vs. (L) Johan Santana (13-7) New York Mets -270
8:11 p.m. Detroit Tigers at Chicago White Sox
(R) Justin Verlander (10-15) vs. (L) John Danks (10-8) Chicago White Sox-155
Tom Stryker
MLB Smoker of the Month
#919 MINNESOTA with Baker (-150) over Baltimore at 7:05 PM EST
Resting one game behind Chicago in the AL Central standings and five games behind Boston in the race for the American League Wild Card, Minnesota knows that it must take advantage of every opportunity it has to win. Tonight will be no different matched up against a Baltimore team that rests in the cellar of the AL East and has dropped eight of its last 10 games.
On the mound for the Twins will be right hand Scott Baker. In his last four starts against Detroit, Oakland, Seattle and Los Angeles, the former Oklahoma State Cowboy has been right on the money. Through 28.0 innings, Scott was touched for only eight earned runs and 24 hits. That adds up to a tremendous 2.57 ERA. Equally impressive, on foreign soil this season, No. 30 has been dynamite. With 87.1 frames in the bank, Baker has been nicked for only 38 earned runs and 91 hits. That translates into a solid 5-3 overall record and a respectable 3.92 ERA.
Off last night's 6-3 win over Cleveland, Baltimore will turn to righty Daniel Cabrera. Fading Cabrera right now shouldn't be a problem for anyone. In his last three starts against Oakland, New York and Boston, Cabrera was nailed for 15 earned runs and 23 hits in only 11.0 innings of work. That adds up to an ugly 12.27 ERA! It certainly won't help that the Orioles have dropped 13 of Daniel's last 19 starts.
With Baker on the bump, the Twinkies have nailed seven of their last 10 facing teams from the American League East. Tie that up with the fact that the O's have dropped 17 of their last 22 when matched up against a greater than .500 foe and you have all the technical support needed for this blowout. Take Minnesota with listed pitcher Baker.
MLB Smoker of the Month
#919 MINNESOTA with Baker (-150) over Baltimore at 7:05 PM EST
Resting one game behind Chicago in the AL Central standings and five games behind Boston in the race for the American League Wild Card, Minnesota knows that it must take advantage of every opportunity it has to win. Tonight will be no different matched up against a Baltimore team that rests in the cellar of the AL East and has dropped eight of its last 10 games.
On the mound for the Twins will be right hand Scott Baker. In his last four starts against Detroit, Oakland, Seattle and Los Angeles, the former Oklahoma State Cowboy has been right on the money. Through 28.0 innings, Scott was touched for only eight earned runs and 24 hits. That adds up to a tremendous 2.57 ERA. Equally impressive, on foreign soil this season, No. 30 has been dynamite. With 87.1 frames in the bank, Baker has been nicked for only 38 earned runs and 91 hits. That translates into a solid 5-3 overall record and a respectable 3.92 ERA.
Off last night's 6-3 win over Cleveland, Baltimore will turn to righty Daniel Cabrera. Fading Cabrera right now shouldn't be a problem for anyone. In his last three starts against Oakland, New York and Boston, Cabrera was nailed for 15 earned runs and 23 hits in only 11.0 innings of work. That adds up to an ugly 12.27 ERA! It certainly won't help that the Orioles have dropped 13 of Daniel's last 19 starts.
With Baker on the bump, the Twinkies have nailed seven of their last 10 facing teams from the American League East. Tie that up with the fact that the O's have dropped 17 of their last 22 when matched up against a greater than .500 foe and you have all the technical support needed for this blowout. Take Minnesota with listed pitcher Baker.
