arty:Jeff Scott Sports:
2 UNIT PLAY
LA Dodgers/ HOUSTON under 8.5: The Under is 8-1 in Astros last 9 during game 1 of a series and 5-1 in Oswalts last 6 starts overall, while the Under is 7-0 in Dodgers last 7 games with the total set at 7.0-8.5 and 12-3 in Dodgers last 15 vs. National League Central. The LA Dodgers are having really problems at the plate right now as they come in hitting just .198 and scoring just 2.5 rpg in their last 8 games. Those 8 games averaged just 4.8 total rpg. For the year the Dodgers score just 4.1 rpg overall and 3.8 rpg vs righties. Today they take on Roy Oswalt who seems to be getting his act together a bit. Roy comes in with a solid 3.34 ERA in his last 5 starts, including a 3.20 ERA in his last 3 home starts, plus he has a 3.86 ERA in 6 career starts vs LA, including a 1.46 ERA in his last 2 home starts vs them. Erik Stultz has made only 2 starts for the Dodgers this year and they have been pretty good one as he has an 0.60 ERA in those starts, allowing just 10 hits and 2 walks in 15 innings of work. In his last start, vs the White Sox, he pitched a complete game shutout, allowing just 4 hits and 1 walk in the 9 innings. Like LA, The Astros have been struggling to score lately, as they come in scoring just 4 rpg in their last 11 games, plus on the year they average just 4.4 rpg overall and 4.4 rpg at night. With neither team hitting the ball much right now and with a solid pitching matchup on the mound, I'll look for this game to put about 5 or 6 runs on the board, giving me a nice solid play on the Under.
2 UNIT PLAY
LA Dodgers/ HOUSTON under 8.5: The Under is 8-1 in Astros last 9 during game 1 of a series and 5-1 in Oswalts last 6 starts overall, while the Under is 7-0 in Dodgers last 7 games with the total set at 7.0-8.5 and 12-3 in Dodgers last 15 vs. National League Central. The LA Dodgers are having really problems at the plate right now as they come in hitting just .198 and scoring just 2.5 rpg in their last 8 games. Those 8 games averaged just 4.8 total rpg. For the year the Dodgers score just 4.1 rpg overall and 3.8 rpg vs righties. Today they take on Roy Oswalt who seems to be getting his act together a bit. Roy comes in with a solid 3.34 ERA in his last 5 starts, including a 3.20 ERA in his last 3 home starts, plus he has a 3.86 ERA in 6 career starts vs LA, including a 1.46 ERA in his last 2 home starts vs them. Erik Stultz has made only 2 starts for the Dodgers this year and they have been pretty good one as he has an 0.60 ERA in those starts, allowing just 10 hits and 2 walks in 15 innings of work. In his last start, vs the White Sox, he pitched a complete game shutout, allowing just 4 hits and 1 walk in the 9 innings. Like LA, The Astros have been struggling to score lately, as they come in scoring just 4 rpg in their last 11 games, plus on the year they average just 4.4 rpg overall and 4.4 rpg at night. With neither team hitting the ball much right now and with a solid pitching matchup on the mound, I'll look for this game to put about 5 or 6 runs on the board, giving me a nice solid play on the Under.
Michael Cannon (+130 dimes last 9 days)
Monday's Plays...
20 Dime –
CARDINALS (With Lohse as listed pitcher)
Take the Cardinals as the small home chalk tonight over the Mets.
Kyle Lohse will get the start for St. Louis and he’s been a pleasant surprise to the rotation. The right-hander is 9-2 with a 3.94 ERA on the season after being signed in spring training. He’s won six of his last seven starts and is 6-0 with a 2.87 ERA since May 18. Lohse is also 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA at home this season.
The Mets are still a team under duress and I don’t trust them on the road against a quality opponent, especially one with a pitcher on the verge of his 10th win of the season.
Take the Cardinals as they grab the home win.
10 Dime –
DODGERS (With Stults as listed pitcher)
Take the Dodgers as the road dog tonight over the Astros.
I know the Dodgers haven’t been hitting lately, but I just can’t overlook the combination of young Eric Stults getting the start against a declining Roy Oswalt.
This isn’t a knock on Oswalt, but he is having trouble adjusting to life as a not-so-powerful pitcher anymore. The right-hander is just 6-8 with a 4.77 ERA on the season after years of dominating the NL.
If anything, his decline and difficulty adjusting to a different kind of pitcher can help awaken the slumbering Dodgers lineup.
If not, Stults certainly has the ability to shut the Astros down. The left-hander has been dominant in his first two starts this year, going 2-0 and allowing just one earned run through 15 innings. Stults is coming off a four-hit shutout over the White Sox on Wednesday, and that’s not exactly a lineup devoid of hitting talent.
The Dodgers pitching staff has made the difference lately, allowing just three runs total over the last five games, including three shutouts.
It wouldn’t surprise me to see it happen again tonight.
Take the Dodgers as the road dog for the win.
TWINS (With Perkins as listed pitcher)
Take the Twins as the tiny home dog tonight over the Tigers.
Detroit is on a roll, but so is Minnesota.
The Twins have won 11 of 12 and allowed just 30 total runs during that span. Glen Perkins will get the start and he’s allowed three runs apiece in his last four starts, winning his last two.
Detroit will send Armando Galarraga to the mound with his 7-2 record and 3.32 ERA. But the Twins are responsible for both of his losses this year and I like them to do it again tonight.
Take the Twins as they grab the home win.
Monday's Plays...
20 Dime –
CARDINALS (With Lohse as listed pitcher)
Take the Cardinals as the small home chalk tonight over the Mets.
Kyle Lohse will get the start for St. Louis and he’s been a pleasant surprise to the rotation. The right-hander is 9-2 with a 3.94 ERA on the season after being signed in spring training. He’s won six of his last seven starts and is 6-0 with a 2.87 ERA since May 18. Lohse is also 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA at home this season.
The Mets are still a team under duress and I don’t trust them on the road against a quality opponent, especially one with a pitcher on the verge of his 10th win of the season.
Take the Cardinals as they grab the home win.
10 Dime –
DODGERS (With Stults as listed pitcher)
Take the Dodgers as the road dog tonight over the Astros.
I know the Dodgers haven’t been hitting lately, but I just can’t overlook the combination of young Eric Stults getting the start against a declining Roy Oswalt.
This isn’t a knock on Oswalt, but he is having trouble adjusting to life as a not-so-powerful pitcher anymore. The right-hander is just 6-8 with a 4.77 ERA on the season after years of dominating the NL.
If anything, his decline and difficulty adjusting to a different kind of pitcher can help awaken the slumbering Dodgers lineup.
If not, Stults certainly has the ability to shut the Astros down. The left-hander has been dominant in his first two starts this year, going 2-0 and allowing just one earned run through 15 innings. Stults is coming off a four-hit shutout over the White Sox on Wednesday, and that’s not exactly a lineup devoid of hitting talent.
The Dodgers pitching staff has made the difference lately, allowing just three runs total over the last five games, including three shutouts.
It wouldn’t surprise me to see it happen again tonight.
Take the Dodgers as the road dog for the win.
TWINS (With Perkins as listed pitcher)
Take the Twins as the tiny home dog tonight over the Tigers.
Detroit is on a roll, but so is Minnesota.
The Twins have won 11 of 12 and allowed just 30 total runs during that span. Glen Perkins will get the start and he’s allowed three runs apiece in his last four starts, winning his last two.
Detroit will send Armando Galarraga to the mound with his 7-2 record and 3.32 ERA. But the Twins are responsible for both of his losses this year and I like them to do it again tonight.
Take the Twins as they grab the home win.
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I have more but I hope you get the point, this guy is a scam artist. He told people he was a 14 year old boy after he scammed them into giving him $$ to start a web site. If he has a real name, I think it would be eric, but he may have lied about that also.
You may have a different name for it, but I think I will stick with scam artist.
