GC: MLB Play
The 3* MLB Totals System Play is on the Over in the Baltimore at Washington game. Rotation numbers 913/914 at 7:05 eastern. This game applies to a fabulous system that averages 12 runs per game and plays to the over for road dogs off a home dog loss that scored 2 or less runs and had 5+ hits, vs an opponent off a home favored win and scored 4 or less runs. In the series here the last 5 have flown over the total. The Nationals have played over in 7 of 8 at home Vs A.L. Teams. Baltimore has played over in the last road games vs N.L. Teams. Gausman goes for the Birds was hit hard by the Nationals in an earlier start allowing 7 runs in 4 innings. He will take on T. Roark who is quietly having a solid season. Roark has flown over in 3 of his last 4 home starts and the total is just 7 here tonight. Look for this one to post over the total. On Monday the lead play is a 5* MLB System winner from a Perfect League wide system. This game also has Several high end Power angle.Cong rats to those who jumped for Sunday as went 4-0. Jump on now and get the week started big. For the free 3* Play take the Over in the Orioles at Nationals game. GC
Monday card has a 5* 100% league wide MLB System Play with 6 Power Angles Sunday card sweeps going 4-0. Bonus Plays 21-9 Run free 3* totals system below.The 3* MLB Totals System Play is on the Over in the Baltimore at Washington game. Rotation numbers 913/914 at 7:05 eastern. This game applies to a fabulous system that averages 12 runs per game and plays to the over for road dogs off a home dog loss that scored 2 or less runs and had 5+ hits, vs an opponent off a home favored win and scored 4 or less runs. In the series here the last 5 have flown over the total. The Nationals have played over in 7 of 8 at home Vs A.L. Teams. Baltimore has played over in the last road games vs N.L. Teams. Gausman goes for the Birds was hit hard by the Nationals in an earlier start allowing 7 runs in 4 innings. He will take on T. Roark who is quietly having a solid season. Roark has flown over in 3 of his last 4 home starts and the total is just 7 here tonight. Look for this one to post over the total. On Monday the lead play is a 5* MLB System winner from a Perfect League wide system. This game also has Several high end Power angle.Cong rats to those who jumped for Sunday as went 4-0. Jump on now and get the week started big. For the free 3* Play take the Over in the Orioles at Nationals game. GC
DAVE AQUINO
We are done with MLB. We'll give the three handicappers the full two weeks to show us what they can do. If they succeed, we'll work out a deal to add their MLB picks to our release. We spent the better part of four months trying to make baseball work. The sport is erratic. Pitchers and hitters are inconsistent. Managers are constantly changing players throughout the game. To us, that's a recipe for failure. We have many examples in support of this claim.
Our strengths are with football and basketball. We'll spend the extra time to refine our service.
Mike: (0-1) - Detroit
John: (0-1) - none
Jim: (0-1) - Cleveland
Today's Selections
WNBA: none
CFL: none
These guys are great fade material!!!
We are done with MLB. We'll give the three handicappers the full two weeks to show us what they can do. If they succeed, we'll work out a deal to add their MLB picks to our release. We spent the better part of four months trying to make baseball work. The sport is erratic. Pitchers and hitters are inconsistent. Managers are constantly changing players throughout the game. To us, that's a recipe for failure. We have many examples in support of this claim.
Our strengths are with football and basketball. We'll spend the extra time to refine our service.
Mike: (0-1) - Detroit
John: (0-1) - none
Jim: (0-1) - Cleveland
Today's Selections
WNBA: none
CFL: none
These guys are great fade material!!!
Bob Balfe
Detroit -125
Scherzer/McCarthy
When Max Scherzer takes the mound the Tigers usually win the game. This is a great road them that has been consistent all season long. The Yanks are coming off a nice win last night against a struggling Boston team, but will get a dose of better competition this evening. New York is not great when facing right handers and I expect Scherzer to put up great numbers tonight. Take the Tigers.
Detroit -125
Scherzer/McCarthy
When Max Scherzer takes the mound the Tigers usually win the game. This is a great road them that has been consistent all season long. The Yanks are coming off a nice win last night against a struggling Boston team, but will get a dose of better competition this evening. New York is not great when facing right handers and I expect Scherzer to put up great numbers tonight. Take the Tigers.
SPORTS WAGERS
Tampa Bay +132 over OAKLAND
Jeff Samardzija is good, make no mistake about that, as his 2.92 ERA and 130 K’s in 145 innings comes with full skills support. He remains a solid bet to be a legit rotation anchor in the second half but this one has nothing to do with fading Samardzija. This one is all about fading the A’s offense facing a great pitcher with a very nice take-back.
The Athletics had four hits yesterday and lost 4-2. They’ve now lost three of four since trading offense for pitching and over that span covering 36 innings Oakland scored single runs four times in 36 innings. On Saturday they defeated the Royals 8-3 but all eight runs came in one crazy inning. Prior to yesterday the A’s had faced a string of some of the worst starters in the game. Check out the pitchers they’ve faced in succession prior to yesterday: Jason Vargas, Jeremy Guthrie, Dallas Keuchel, Scott Feldman, Brett Oberholtzer, Miles Mikolas, Nick Tepesch, Jerome Williams, Scott Feldman (again), Brad Peacock, Brett Oberholtzer (again), Kevin Gausman, Wei-Yin Chen, Chris Tillman, and finally Chris Young. That’s in succession! Is it any wonder that the A’s made James Shields look like Sandy Koufax yesterday after facing that group. Well, if the A’s think Shields was tough, things get even tougher here when facing Alex Cobb. Cobb is in a groove, going 5-0 over his last six starts, allowing three earned runs or less in all six. His last two starts have been spectacular, as he has allowed one earned run in 15 innings while having a 22/2 K/BB. Cobb brings a 58% groundball rate on the year to this start and an off-the-charts 65% groundball rate over his last five starts covering 32 frames. Cobb was able to throw a gem against Oakland earlier this season on May 22, throwing 6.2 shutout innings and that’s when the A’s were seeing beach balls. Alex Cobb has sick stuff and he just might be the best pitcher in the AL right now but he’s priced like an average one. Tampa has at least a 50% chance of winning here and probably even more than that.
Tampa Bay +132 over OAKLAND
Jeff Samardzija is good, make no mistake about that, as his 2.92 ERA and 130 K’s in 145 innings comes with full skills support. He remains a solid bet to be a legit rotation anchor in the second half but this one has nothing to do with fading Samardzija. This one is all about fading the A’s offense facing a great pitcher with a very nice take-back.
The Athletics had four hits yesterday and lost 4-2. They’ve now lost three of four since trading offense for pitching and over that span covering 36 innings Oakland scored single runs four times in 36 innings. On Saturday they defeated the Royals 8-3 but all eight runs came in one crazy inning. Prior to yesterday the A’s had faced a string of some of the worst starters in the game. Check out the pitchers they’ve faced in succession prior to yesterday: Jason Vargas, Jeremy Guthrie, Dallas Keuchel, Scott Feldman, Brett Oberholtzer, Miles Mikolas, Nick Tepesch, Jerome Williams, Scott Feldman (again), Brad Peacock, Brett Oberholtzer (again), Kevin Gausman, Wei-Yin Chen, Chris Tillman, and finally Chris Young. That’s in succession! Is it any wonder that the A’s made James Shields look like Sandy Koufax yesterday after facing that group. Well, if the A’s think Shields was tough, things get even tougher here when facing Alex Cobb. Cobb is in a groove, going 5-0 over his last six starts, allowing three earned runs or less in all six. His last two starts have been spectacular, as he has allowed one earned run in 15 innings while having a 22/2 K/BB. Cobb brings a 58% groundball rate on the year to this start and an off-the-charts 65% groundball rate over his last five starts covering 32 frames. Cobb was able to throw a gem against Oakland earlier this season on May 22, throwing 6.2 shutout innings and that’s when the A’s were seeing beach balls. Alex Cobb has sick stuff and he just might be the best pitcher in the AL right now but he’s priced like an average one. Tampa has at least a 50% chance of winning here and probably even more than that.
