GC MLB Totals system
Saturday 18-0 MLB Blowout Game of the Month Wins by 5 runs per game + Evening Diamond Cutter system cashes 15 of 16. Belmont Stakes selection and exotics with Full analysis. Friday Card cashes 2 of 3. MLB Totals system below. Bonus Plays 22-11
On Saturday the Free MLB Totals system is on the Under in the Seattle at Detroit game. Rotation numbers 925/26 at 7:05 eastern This game fits a nice totals system that has cashed 15 of 18 times. We want to play the under for home favorites with a total of 8 or less off a 1 run home loss if they scored 2 or less runs and had 5 or more hits and men left on base with no errors vs an opponent that scored 4 or less runs on the road and had 5+ men left on base. Both starting pitchers project an under here. Seattle J. Pineda has a solid 2.61 road era and has gone under in 4 of 6 road starts. He pitched real well vs Detroit earlier in the season going 6 innings and allowing just 2 runs. Detroit counters with M. Scherzer tonight. Scherzer has allowed just 5 runs in 20 innings vs Seattle and has gone under in 5 of his 7 home starts. Look for this one to stay under the total. On Saturday there are 2 systems on the MLB Card that equal up to 33-1. One of them wins by an average 5 runs per game. The Blowout Game of the Month. The other wins by 3 runs per game and goes at night. I also have a full analysis complete with exotics in the Belmont stakes. Jump on and cash out on Saturday. For the Bonus Play take the under in the Seattle at Detroit game.
Saturday 18-0 MLB Blowout Game of the Month Wins by 5 runs per game + Evening Diamond Cutter system cashes 15 of 16. Belmont Stakes selection and exotics with Full analysis. Friday Card cashes 2 of 3. MLB Totals system below. Bonus Plays 22-11
On Saturday the Free MLB Totals system is on the Under in the Seattle at Detroit game. Rotation numbers 925/26 at 7:05 eastern This game fits a nice totals system that has cashed 15 of 18 times. We want to play the under for home favorites with a total of 8 or less off a 1 run home loss if they scored 2 or less runs and had 5 or more hits and men left on base with no errors vs an opponent that scored 4 or less runs on the road and had 5+ men left on base. Both starting pitchers project an under here. Seattle J. Pineda has a solid 2.61 road era and has gone under in 4 of 6 road starts. He pitched real well vs Detroit earlier in the season going 6 innings and allowing just 2 runs. Detroit counters with M. Scherzer tonight. Scherzer has allowed just 5 runs in 20 innings vs Seattle and has gone under in 5 of his 7 home starts. Look for this one to stay under the total. On Saturday there are 2 systems on the MLB Card that equal up to 33-1. One of them wins by an average 5 runs per game. The Blowout Game of the Month. The other wins by 3 runs per game and goes at night. I also have a full analysis complete with exotics in the Belmont stakes. Jump on and cash out on Saturday. For the Bonus Play take the under in the Seattle at Detroit game.
WUNDERDOG (HORSES)
Just to pre-heat the big one (Race 11)
BELMONT Race #5 at 1:50 PM Eastern
Top pick: #9 (CARBON COUNTY) - Lightly raced colt by Suave did not race at two and finished a strong 3rd when debuting Jan 23 at Gulfstream racing for $35K and he did so from a difficult outside post. Sent north soon after, 3yo had a trainer change to Chad Brown at that point and new barn moved him in with fellow New York-breds for a start facing special weights on the Aqueduct infield Apr 10. Result was a very easy win as he tracked early, bid when asked, and drew off to just over a 5 length win. Latest saw him run evenly in an optional-$25K claimer and Brown will cut him back in distance for this attempt. Colt has a pair of sharp works for this and can take this competitive contest with a late run.
2nd pick: #4 (Dual Citizen) - Showed both talent and ability last season in 4 starts on this circuit facing both New York-breds and open company and finished a pace setting 2nd on this surface at this trip in late Oct in a $80K stakes race facing open foes. Taken to Florida over the winter, he trained but did not start and in his seasonal debut here he tired in a turf sprint which should set him up nicely for today's longer race. Win candidate.
3rd pick: #2 (Dream Drop Kid) - Son of Lemon Drop Kid went wire to wire in his first start on the grass to break his maiden by 2 1/2 lengths going 7 furlongs on this course May 11. That effort came in his 2nd off the layoff and with blinkers added for the first time. His speed makes him dangerous.
4th pick: #10 (Holy Ego) - Moves up in class after a sharp win going 7 furlongs here on the grass May 14 facing $25K open claimers. Race came off a 5 month break and made him the only multiple winner on this turf course (2 for 5), working very fast since and he's a threat at a big price.
5th pick: #7 (Hangover Kid) - Recent maiden winner did so on this surface in his first start on the grass and first facing fellow New York-breds. Another son of Lemon Drop Kid, and he could grab a small slice of this, especially if the pace is fast.
Just to pre-heat the big one (Race 11)
BELMONT Race #5 at 1:50 PM Eastern
Top pick: #9 (CARBON COUNTY) - Lightly raced colt by Suave did not race at two and finished a strong 3rd when debuting Jan 23 at Gulfstream racing for $35K and he did so from a difficult outside post. Sent north soon after, 3yo had a trainer change to Chad Brown at that point and new barn moved him in with fellow New York-breds for a start facing special weights on the Aqueduct infield Apr 10. Result was a very easy win as he tracked early, bid when asked, and drew off to just over a 5 length win. Latest saw him run evenly in an optional-$25K claimer and Brown will cut him back in distance for this attempt. Colt has a pair of sharp works for this and can take this competitive contest with a late run.
2nd pick: #4 (Dual Citizen) - Showed both talent and ability last season in 4 starts on this circuit facing both New York-breds and open company and finished a pace setting 2nd on this surface at this trip in late Oct in a $80K stakes race facing open foes. Taken to Florida over the winter, he trained but did not start and in his seasonal debut here he tired in a turf sprint which should set him up nicely for today's longer race. Win candidate.
3rd pick: #2 (Dream Drop Kid) - Son of Lemon Drop Kid went wire to wire in his first start on the grass to break his maiden by 2 1/2 lengths going 7 furlongs on this course May 11. That effort came in his 2nd off the layoff and with blinkers added for the first time. His speed makes him dangerous.
4th pick: #10 (Holy Ego) - Moves up in class after a sharp win going 7 furlongs here on the grass May 14 facing $25K open claimers. Race came off a 5 month break and made him the only multiple winner on this turf course (2 for 5), working very fast since and he's a threat at a big price.
5th pick: #7 (Hangover Kid) - Recent maiden winner did so on this surface in his first start on the grass and first facing fellow New York-breds. Another son of Lemon Drop Kid, and he could grab a small slice of this, especially if the pace is fast.
The Duke's Sports
Tampa Bay (-125) for 2 Units
We'll grab David Price who has a fabulous 24-5 mark in team starts against the American League East, including 5-1 against Baltimore. Price is 4-1 with a solid 2.52 ERA in 39 1/3 innings against the Orioles; moreover, the current Orioles' lineup is batting a meager .213 against him. On the other hand, the Orioles are a money burning 14-42 with Guthrie against the ALE. Jeremy Guthrie is a sluggish 6-9 with a 4.17 ERA against TB, including May 7 loss in which Guthrie allowed 7 ER in 5 innings in Baltimore. TB gets another strong bat back today with Matt Joyce to help lend a little more run support. And with Price at 7-1 in Game 2 of a series and 5-1 on Saturday, we'll grab TB to stop Baltimore's run here.
Tampa Bay (-125) for 2 Units
We'll grab David Price who has a fabulous 24-5 mark in team starts against the American League East, including 5-1 against Baltimore. Price is 4-1 with a solid 2.52 ERA in 39 1/3 innings against the Orioles; moreover, the current Orioles' lineup is batting a meager .213 against him. On the other hand, the Orioles are a money burning 14-42 with Guthrie against the ALE. Jeremy Guthrie is a sluggish 6-9 with a 4.17 ERA against TB, including May 7 loss in which Guthrie allowed 7 ER in 5 innings in Baltimore. TB gets another strong bat back today with Matt Joyce to help lend a little more run support. And with Price at 7-1 in Game 2 of a series and 5-1 on Saturday, we'll grab TB to stop Baltimore's run here.
Micah Roberts
Cubs at Phillies
Pick: Phillies-1,5
Matt Garza’s first outing after coming off the disabled list due to a sore elbow was not a success. He gave up four runs off six hits and three walks in four innings at Cincinnati last week in an 8-2 loss. The last game he pitched before he went down was at Cincinnati as well and in both instances he had only three strikeouts.
Needless to say, something isn’t totally right with Garza right now. If looking at the whole picture, Garza hasn’t really been right all season as far as wins go, and especially on the road where the Cubs are 1-4 behind him. But prior to those starts against the Reds you at least knew you would be getting Garza throwing heat that not many can catch up to. The fact that it was the free swinging Reds that he couldn‘t get more than three K‘s against should be both alarming and telling.
On the other side of things, Cliff Lee has been a tough one to figure. Just when he starts to gets things going like we all expect he lays down a clunker like he did May 31 at Washington when he gave up six runs in 5.1 innings of a 10-2 loss. Just like in that game, Lee is a large -190 favorite.
If looking to get greedy with the run-line, Lee might be the guy to go with. He’s won three of his last four starts by two runs or more and the Phillies have only been in 18 one-run games (10-8) this season. The Cubs lead the league in least amount of one-run games with 15 (7-8).
Cubs at Phillies
Pick: Phillies-1,5
Matt Garza’s first outing after coming off the disabled list due to a sore elbow was not a success. He gave up four runs off six hits and three walks in four innings at Cincinnati last week in an 8-2 loss. The last game he pitched before he went down was at Cincinnati as well and in both instances he had only three strikeouts.
Needless to say, something isn’t totally right with Garza right now. If looking at the whole picture, Garza hasn’t really been right all season as far as wins go, and especially on the road where the Cubs are 1-4 behind him. But prior to those starts against the Reds you at least knew you would be getting Garza throwing heat that not many can catch up to. The fact that it was the free swinging Reds that he couldn‘t get more than three K‘s against should be both alarming and telling.
On the other side of things, Cliff Lee has been a tough one to figure. Just when he starts to gets things going like we all expect he lays down a clunker like he did May 31 at Washington when he gave up six runs in 5.1 innings of a 10-2 loss. Just like in that game, Lee is a large -190 favorite.
If looking to get greedy with the run-line, Lee might be the guy to go with. He’s won three of his last four starts by two runs or more and the Phillies have only been in 18 one-run games (10-8) this season. The Cubs lead the league in least amount of one-run games with 15 (7-8).
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Belmont Stakes Race 11
WPS on Nehro
This investment will be updated differently in the spreadsheet. In this situation we will be wagering 1 unit ($1000 in spreadsheet) for Nehro to Win, Place, and Show. Therefore we are risking a total of 3 units.Enjoy the race!
Longshot Possibility: Stay Thirsty
WPS on Nehro
This investment will be updated differently in the spreadsheet. In this situation we will be wagering 1 unit ($1000 in spreadsheet) for Nehro to Win, Place, and Show. Therefore we are risking a total of 3 units.Enjoy the race!
Longshot Possibility: Stay Thirsty
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Bonus Play: Stay Thirsty (20-1)
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Bonus Play: Stay Thirsty (20-1)
