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Inner Circle Road Warrior Wipeout - Saturday!

Handicapper: Jim Feist
League: MLB
Event: Cincinnati Reds vs Washington Nationals on 06/05/2010 at 4:05PM
Condition: Cincinnati Reds
Grade: Ungraded
Promotion: Inner Circle: Reds.
Cincinnati has been a powerhouse on offense all season, tops in the NL in runs scored, third in homers and third in batting average behind Scott Rolen, Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips. 22-year old Starter Mike Leake steps in with a 4-0 mark and a 2.45 ERA, with few walks. Through ten starts in his young career, Leake's ERA has dropped to 2.45 and he does well to keep the ball in the park with a good groundball ratio. That will help in a big park like Washington and the grass infield. The same can't be said of Washington starter Luis Atilano. He may be 5-1 on the season, but his ERA of 4.70 is terrible, especially when you factor in half his games in this big park. He has more walks (21) than strikeouts (16) and in 44 innings, that's a lot of free passes. Play the Reds
 
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25-Star Situational High Heat Dominator - Saturday!

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League: MLB
Event: New York Yankees vs Toronto Blue Jays on 06/05/2010 at 10:05AM
Condition: New York Yankees
Grade: Ungraded
Promotion: The Yankees have been on a tear, but they are still in second place, so there is plenty of urgency. This offense wears down pitchers, first in batting average, first in hits and first in runs batted in. Veteran Andy Pettitte is quietly having a great year at 7-1. But he's not relying on the great offense to get him wins, as he has a 2.48 ERA. His last three starts: 2 walks, 12 Ks in 20 innings. He is doing everything right. Toronto is a terrific offensive park and Toronto lefty Ricky Romero has struggled in his career against the Bronx Bombers, with a 5.94 ERA against them, with 17 hits and 12 walks in 16 innings. That's a lot of base runners! Meanwhile, Pettitte is 20-12 all time against the Blue Jays. Play the NY Yankees.
 
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25-Star Big Bad Baseball Bookie Buster - Saturday!

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League: MLB
Event: Colorado Rockies vs Arizona Diamondbacks on 06/05/2010 at 5:10PM
Condition: Colorado Rockies
Grade: Ungraded
Promotion: 25-Star Big Bad Baseball Bookie Buster: Rockies.
The last place Diamondbacks' disastrous first two months of the season have prompted the club's ownership to consider all avenues of change, including a drastic retooling of the major league roster. Since jumping to a 20-8 start in the first month of the 2008 season, they are 152-198 (.434), losing 92 games last season. The pitching staff is the worst in the NL and things are so bad they have to start newcomer Dontrelle Willis this game. Willis has completely lost it, with a 4.98 ERA walking 29 in 43 innings, a horrible ratio. He has allowed a whopping 77 base runners in 43 innings! The Tigers were 2-5 in his last 7 starts. Colorado has had a nice run the last two weeks, including 3 wins as a dog in addition to a 5-game win streak. Starter Jhoulys Chacin has been strong all year, with a 3.62 ERA, allowing just 29 hits in 37 innings and 36 Ks. He has faced these D-Backs onec this season with a 2.57 ERA against them (a win). Play the Rockies!
 
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Saturday’s Streaking And Slumping Starting Pitchers

Streaking

Andy Pettitte, New York Yankees

It’s easy to forget about Pettitte sometimes in the Yankees rotation. CC Sabathia is the ace (or at least he’s supposed to be), A.J. Burnett has the best stuff, Phil Hughes is the young stud and Javier Vazquez is the disappointing offseason pickup.

But all the Yanks do is win games whenever this veteran hurler takes the bump. New York is 9-1 straight up and 8-2 on the runline in Pettitte’s 10 starts this season.

Pettitte, outside of one bad outing against the Rays, has been lights out this season. He’s got quality starts in eight of his 10 appearances and owns a spiffy 2.48 ERA.

Ervin Santana, Los Angeles Angels

No one’s ever questioned Santana’s talent. When he’s on his game, there are few pitchers in the big leagues with better swing-and-miss stuff. But because he sometimes struggles getting the ball over the plate, Santana’s ascent has been a long process.

He’s in one of his good zones right now. He’s 4-0, sports a 1.86 ERA along with 28 strikeouts compared to just seven walks over his last four trips to the bump.

"His slider, I don't know if you'd call it devastating, but it was just short of devastating," Royals manager Ned Yost told the Associated Press after Santana held Kansas City to one run in seven innings of work earlier this week.

Slumping

Jake Peavy, Chicago White Sox

We’re only two months into the season but it must seem like a lot longer for this Chicago hurler. Peavy is enduring his worst year as a pro and you have to wonder how long the former Cy Young winner can keep his spot in the rotation.

Peavy’s five-inning, five-run start earlier this week marked the sixth time in 11 appearances that he’s allowed five or more runs. Total bettors will be happy to know the over is 5-0 in his last five outings and 7-1 in his last eight.

The former Padre is striking out batters at a high rate and not walking many batters, but he’s been taken out of the park seven times in his last five appearances.

“I just didn’t have very good stuff at all,” he told reporters after surrendering six earned runs to the Indians in his second to last start. “When you’re not sharp you better be good with location. I made some bad pitches early.”

Returning

Jonathon Niese, New York Mets

The Mets hope Niese’s recent stint on the 15-day disabled list will cure the lefty’s issues. Before heading to the DL, Niese pitched three straight ugly games and left his final start after just two innings and with five runs for the opposition on the board.

Niese’s return is drawing a lot of attention because the Mets wanted to send down lefty Oliver Perez to make room for Niese but Perez refused the demotion. New York ended up having to send down a contributing player for Niese to gain a spot on the roster.
 
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Saturday's Best MLB Bets

San Francisco Giants at Pittsburgh Pirates (-110, 8.5)

If the Giants are still in contention at the break, and they should be, team management will be looking to trade for a bat to place in the middle of the order.

Until then, San Francisco has turned to Pat Burrell in hopes of jumpstarting an anemic offense. But in case the Giants scouts didn’t do their jobs, they should be aware Pat the Bat is a career .253 hitter.

"It wasn't like he missed all year," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said of Burrell after being recalled from Triple-A. "The consensus was, he's ready."
Being “ready” is relative. Burrell was hitting .313 in 16 at-bats in the minors but in 24 games with the Rays this season, he hit .202 with two home runs and 13 RBIs – not exactly an offensive juggernaut.

The Jints have plated the fifth-fewest runs in baseball this season and have only hit 40 homers. Burrell may contribute some offensively but he won’t keep this squad from playing low-scoring games – the under has cashed in three straight.

Pick: Under


Atlanta Braves at Los Angeles Dodgers (-115, 7.5)

Step aside two-time defending NL champion Philadelphia, the Braves are the new bullies of the East.

Atlanta had won nine straight going into Friday and has only lost a fistful of games in its last 25. Veteran pitcher Tim Hudson, who has been with the Braves since 2005, says this is the best team he’s been on.

“This team that we have right here, for me, is my favorite one since I’ve been here,” Hudson said. “I feel like it’s the best team chemistry and the best personality since I’ve been here. I think our play shows the kind of baseball that we bring to the field and it’s the same kind of personality that we have in the locker room.”

Keywords such as “team chemistry” and “personality” are exactly what you want to hear as a bettor.

Atlanta is 3-0 in the last three games Tommy Hanson has started and is 8-2 in his 10 outings this season. This young stud is getting too good of odds to pass up Saturday.

Pick: Atlanta Braves
 
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Betting WNBA Underdogs

Betting WNBA games makes you understand that you should naturally find value in the favorites in some WNBA odds and the underdogs in other WNBA odds. When you decide that betting WNBA underdogs offers the best value, whether you are WNBA betting sides or betting WNBA money lines, it is essential that you ensure value exists in the WNBA odds.

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Betting WNBA underdogs is actually much like betting underdogs in any sport. In general, many sports gamblers tend to wager primarily on favorites rather than underdogs, but such a preference is usually flawed.

Therefore, if you find that you are almost always betting WNBA favorites then you likely need to re-evaluate your handicapping strategies in order to give more credit to the underdogs. However, the WNBA only has a small number of teams and the league frequently introduces expansion teams. Consequently, there is little parity in the WNBA and there are several teams each season that are quite pitiful and listed as underdogs in almost every match up. As a result, you will also sometimes find yourself betting WNBA odds in which the point spread is set very high.

Regardless of how the WNBA odds have been set, you always must search for the best value when you are betting WNBA match ups. Due to the league’s disparity, some gamblers tend to always wager on the favorite when a very good team faces off against a very lousy team. However, because the point spread for such a match up will be set very high, there may actually be reason to consider betting WNBA on the underdog. If the point spread is set high enough, even the best team in the league will have difficulty covering against even the worst team in the league. Similar considerations should be made when you are betting WNBA money lines. Even though you can be almost positive that a lousy WNBA team will lose to an elite WNBA team, there may still be reason to seriously consider betting WNBA on the underdog if the money line is set high enough.

Veteran sports gamblers know that absolutely nothing is guaranteed in sports, so you must always consider the possibility that the underdog will achieve a surprise upset victory, particularly if the underdog is playing at home. In this case, the WNBA money line may offer more value on the side of the underdog, even if the team’s chances of winning are relatively small.
 
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Saturday's Best WNBA Bets

Seattle Storm at Los Angeles Sparks (+2, 151)

As far as WNBA rivalries go, this is probably the best.

However, this war in the West could be a little lopsided in 2010. Seattle looks to be heads-and-shoulders above L.A., serving the Sparks an 81-67 season-opening beating in the Emerald City back in mid May.

The Storm have been at the top of their game, going 6-1 and coming off a huge statement win over the Atlanta Dream earlier this week. Seattle handed Atlanta its first loss of the season, winning 90-72 as 5.5-point home favorites. That has the Storm sitting first overall in the WNBA.

"Well, we've been good and obviously you want to be good," guard Tanisha Wright told reporters following the win over Atlanta. "But at the same time I don't think we've been our best, you know what I mean? Even tonight, we weren't our best."

Star forward Lauren Jackson was huge in the most recent win, scoring 32 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Jackson went 5-for-8 from beyond the arc as well, making her the toughest matchup in the league. She poured in 23 points and pulled down 10 boards in the season-opening win over the Sparks.

Pick: Seattle Storm


Atlanta Dream at Washington Mystics (-2.5, 157)

The Mystics have left bettors in limbo the past two games, finishing with a push against the WNBA pointspreads in back-to-back outings. Washington knocked off the Connecticut Sun, 69-65, as a 4-point home favorite Sunday night.

The Mystics have a great chance to finally make some money for bettors when they host the Atlanta Dream Saturday.

The Dream, who lead the Eastern Conference with a 6-1 record, suffered their first loss of the season Tuesday and are coming off a tough home game with the Chicago Sky Friday night before making the trip to DC. That’s three games in five days, which is rare for the WNBA schedule.

Washington, which has been off all week, will also have starters Lindsey Harding and Katie Smith back for Saturday. Harding practiced this week after a hard fall in Sunday’s win. Smith missed that matchup with a sore back but is expected to return against the Dream.

Pick: Washington Mystics
 
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San Diego Padres vs. Philadelphia Phillies

Even though not many people are talking about the Padres having a chance at the playoffs they still hold one of the best records in the League at 32-22. Also they are going against the Phillies who have really struggled as of late to score runs. The Padres are sending out Jon Garland in this one and he has been sensational all year with a 2.15 ERA and a 6-2 record. Garland should gives the struggling Phillies batters fits as he goes for another quality start. Even though the Padres don't have a great offense I still give them a good chance at scoring runs against old Jamie Moyer who has had a better than expected year with a 4.26 ERA and a 5-5 record. Halladay had to pitch out of a lot of tough situations on Friday and I don't think Moyer will be able to do the same. Whenever the third best ERA pitcher in the leagues team is an underdog it is usually a good idea to take that team and I like Garland and the Padres in this one.

San Diego +130
 
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20* Philadelphia Phillies ML
20* New York Mets ML
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King Creole | MLB Money Line Sat, 06/05/10 - 1:05 PM

triple-dime bet 967 NYY (-120) Sportbet vs 968 TOR
Analysis: Plays rated 2 thru 5 stars

1:07pm ET / New York Yankees with Petitte @ Toronto Blue Jays with Romero
3*** BEST BET on: NEW YORK YANKEES with PETTITTE
 
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Hondo succumbed with the Marlins last night in the big Citi, which established a season-high futility mark as he plunged to 815 klepcios below sea level.


Today, he'll sing the praises of the one and only Jimmy Shields by peppering the Rays with 10 units.
 

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Mike Hook | MLB Money Line Sat, 06/05/10 - 7:05 PM

dime bet ml 957 CIN (-125) BetUS vs 958 WAS
Analysis: The Cincinnati Reds -125 is the 1 Unit Buried Treasure for Saturday, June 5th!
 

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4* Detroit -145 - Verlander/Hochevar
3* Marlins +115 - Robertson/Niese
3* Milwaukee +140 - Narvesson/Ottavino
 

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dime bet 959 SDP / 960 PHI Under 9.5
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dime bet ml 957 CIN (-125) BetUSvs 958 WAS
Analysis: The Cincinnati Reds -125 is the 1 Unit Buried Treasure for Saturday, June 5th!
 

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