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OAK A'S + 105
let's break this baby down!
Last night's Under Phillies /Pads puts us on another night sharpie! Oakland A's in a nice spot here on Saturday night as no one will stand in front of the 32-23 Francisco Liriano train tonight but JR O. Looking at the 29 -27 Oakland A's tonight behind Trevor Cahill , this is a nice value play from JR O'S CAMP. The A's lost a tough extra inning battle late Friday and the Minny Hurler Lirenao has been beat up real good by the A's in the past. 1-2 and close to a ballooning 6 ERA. Cahill has a under 3 ERA vs these Twins and their big bats. The A's are JR O sharpie here tonight late.
KABOOOOOOOM goes the A's
OAK A'S + 105
let's break this baby down!
Last night's Under Phillies /Pads puts us on another night sharpie! Oakland A's in a nice spot here on Saturday night as no one will stand in front of the 32-23 Francisco Liriano train tonight but JR O. Looking at the 29 -27 Oakland A's tonight behind Trevor Cahill , this is a nice value play from JR O'S CAMP. The A's lost a tough extra inning battle late Friday and the Minny Hurler Lirenao has been beat up real good by the A's in the past. 1-2 and close to a ballooning 6 ERA. Cahill has a under 3 ERA vs these Twins and their big bats. The A's are JR O sharpie here tonight late.
KABOOOOOOOM goes the A's
"World's Greatest Sports Betting Systems" - 6/5
Today's Selections
MLB Baseball Betting System A
Today's Selection(S)
San Diego Series Wins!
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#1 (Game#1) Florida +115 4:10 PM
Series in Progress!
Selection#2 (Game#3) Chicago Cubs +100 7:05 PM
Series Idle
Selection#3 (Game#1) NONE
Series Idle
Selection#4 (Game#1) NONE
Today's Selections
MLB Baseball Betting System A
Today's Selection(S)
San Diego Series Wins!
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#1 (Game#1) Florida +115 4:10 PM
Series in Progress!
Selection#2 (Game#3) Chicago Cubs +100 7:05 PM
Series Idle
Selection#3 (Game#1) NONE
Series Idle
Selection#4 (Game#1) NONE
Foxsheets 06/05
Super Situations
BOS at BAL
Play On - Home underdogs with a money line of +100 or higher (BALTIMORE) cold hitting team - batting .240 or worse over their last 10 games against opponent with a hot starting pitcher- ERA less than 2.50 over his last 3 starts
85-64 over the last 5 seasons. ( 57.0% | 42.9 units )
7-9 this year. ( 43.8% | -0.1 units )
Situational Power Trends
BOS at BAL
BALTIMORE is 14-6 (+14.1 Units) against the money line after having lost 15 or more of their last 20 games over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was: BALTIMORE (4.8) , OPPONENT (4.8)
Super Situations
BOS at BAL
Play On - Home underdogs with a money line of +100 or higher (BALTIMORE) cold hitting team - batting .240 or worse over their last 10 games against opponent with a hot starting pitcher- ERA less than 2.50 over his last 3 starts
85-64 over the last 5 seasons. ( 57.0% | 42.9 units )
7-9 this year. ( 43.8% | -0.1 units )
Situational Power Trends
BOS at BAL
BALTIMORE is 14-6 (+14.1 Units) against the money line after having lost 15 or more of their last 20 games over the last 2 seasons.
The average score was: BALTIMORE (4.8) , OPPONENT (4.8)
Cleveland Insider (System Plays)
Clean sweep last night 4-0!
MLB 18-1
WNBA 4-0
AFL 12-0
Plays for Saturday 6/5
AFL
Play #1- Oklahoma City +13.5 (buying 3 points -170) over Tampa wager $170 win $100
Play #2- Alabama +4 (buying 3 points -170) over Iowa wager $459 win $270
WNBA
Play #1- Tulsa +9 (buying 3 points -170) over Chicago wager $170 win $100
looking for $100 profit on each series of plays.
Clean sweep last night 4-0!
MLB 18-1
WNBA 4-0
AFL 12-0
Plays for Saturday 6/5
AFL
Play #1- Oklahoma City +13.5 (buying 3 points -170) over Tampa wager $170 win $100
Play #2- Alabama +4 (buying 3 points -170) over Iowa wager $459 win $270
WNBA
Play #1- Tulsa +9 (buying 3 points -170) over Chicago wager $170 win $100
looking for $100 profit on each series of plays.
SPORTS WAGERS
PHILADELPHIA –1½ +1.46 over San Diego
It’s incredible that the Phillies are in a stretch in which they’ve scored three runs or less in 12 straight games. That all ends here against Jon Garland, as his run of 6-0 and a 1.58 ERA over his last nine starts is even more incredible (seven of those nine starts were in San Diego). These two abnormalities will collide and the chances of the Phillies snapping out of it are much greater than the chances of Garland throwing another gem. Garland continues to defy the odds and like a blackjack player that keeps winning, it simply cannot last. You can’t overcome the house edge over an extended period of time and Garland’s time is up. He’s benefitted from pitching at Petco Park and he’s benefited from an unsustainable 86% strand rate, which has continued to depress his ERA despite an ugly BB/K ratio that sits at 30/42. Garland is 0-3 with an 8.02 ERA in four starts against the Phillies, going 0-2 with a 6.35 ERA in two starts last year with Arizona and he’s not a better pitcher this season, he’s just been extremely fortunate. Jamie Moyer has gone six or more innings in nine of his 10 starts this year. He’ll likely allow three or four runs but so what. Everything about this game defies reason in that Moyer is 48 years old, Garland is winning games, the Padres are in first and the Phillies aren’t scoring runs. Things get back to normal here. Play Philadelphia –1½ +1.46 (Risking 2 units).
Colorado –1½ +1.36 over ARIZONA
The Snakes snapped an ugly losing streak last night by scoring two runs in the ninth and with that came a big load off of its shoulders. However, Dontrelle Willis pitching at this park is a complete disaster waiting to happen and it probably will. Willis went 1-2 with a 4.98 ERA in eight starts and one relief appearance with the Tigers. He had one win last season and zero wins the year before. So, that’s two wins for the Tigers at a cost of 27 million. That’s a nice signing. They could’ve paid me one million and I would have three wins in three years. They would’ve saved 26 million and won one more game. Anyway, this season Willis had a 26% line-drive rate, which is one of the worst in baseball and line drives in this park means doubles and triples. They don’t get chased down like they do at Comerica. He had a 1.78 WHIP, he walked 29 batters in 43 IP while striking out 33 and the Rockies are not free swingers. In fact, Colorado has walked 206 times this season, which ranks them third in the NL and sixth overall out of 30 teams. Willis is going to have to throw strikes consistently and that’s something he’s not capable of doing. Jhoulys Chacin has a BAA on the road of .169. He’s faced the D-Backs twice this season and against them his BAA is .160. Unlike Willis, he throws strikes and has 36 K’s in 37 IP with just 15 walks. The D-Backs are struggling badly at the plate, batting well south of the Mendoza Line over the last week or so. And lastly, the D-Backs pen is worse than it’s starter and if the Rocks don’t score eight or more here, it’ll come as a surprise. Play: Colorado –1½ +1.36 (Risking 2 units).
Boston 1½ -1.21 over BALTIMORE
Rarely will we recommend laying 1½ runs and juice but this one warrants it because the O’s literally have no shot here. This is equivalent to a 20,000 claimer running in today’s Belmont. Jon Lester is one of, if not the best lefty in the game. The O’s are 5-14 against southpaws. Lester (98 BPV, 4-5-5-4-4 PQS) is riding a seven-start streak of PQS Dominant performances, a streak that has seen him go 6-0 with a 55% groundball rate and he’s just warming up. June is the best month for Lester. In his career, his lowest ERA (2.56), lowest OPS (.633) and best record (9-1) is in the month of June. The O’s have scored eight runs over its last seven games and over that stretch have been outscored 45-8. Jeremy Guthrie walked three, struck out two, and allowed 19 fly balls and line drives versus just four grounders in his last start. He’s 1-5 in his career vs the Red Sox with a 4.72 ERA and now the Red Sox are seeing beach balls. Boston has scored six times or more in five straight games and overall they’ve scored 42 runs over that stretch while batting .366. The O’s are batting .181 over its last seven games. Can this one go any other way? Play: Boston –1½ -1.21 (Risking 2.42 units to win 2).
PHILADELPHIA –1½ +1.46 over San Diego
It’s incredible that the Phillies are in a stretch in which they’ve scored three runs or less in 12 straight games. That all ends here against Jon Garland, as his run of 6-0 and a 1.58 ERA over his last nine starts is even more incredible (seven of those nine starts were in San Diego). These two abnormalities will collide and the chances of the Phillies snapping out of it are much greater than the chances of Garland throwing another gem. Garland continues to defy the odds and like a blackjack player that keeps winning, it simply cannot last. You can’t overcome the house edge over an extended period of time and Garland’s time is up. He’s benefitted from pitching at Petco Park and he’s benefited from an unsustainable 86% strand rate, which has continued to depress his ERA despite an ugly BB/K ratio that sits at 30/42. Garland is 0-3 with an 8.02 ERA in four starts against the Phillies, going 0-2 with a 6.35 ERA in two starts last year with Arizona and he’s not a better pitcher this season, he’s just been extremely fortunate. Jamie Moyer has gone six or more innings in nine of his 10 starts this year. He’ll likely allow three or four runs but so what. Everything about this game defies reason in that Moyer is 48 years old, Garland is winning games, the Padres are in first and the Phillies aren’t scoring runs. Things get back to normal here. Play Philadelphia –1½ +1.46 (Risking 2 units).
Colorado –1½ +1.36 over ARIZONA
The Snakes snapped an ugly losing streak last night by scoring two runs in the ninth and with that came a big load off of its shoulders. However, Dontrelle Willis pitching at this park is a complete disaster waiting to happen and it probably will. Willis went 1-2 with a 4.98 ERA in eight starts and one relief appearance with the Tigers. He had one win last season and zero wins the year before. So, that’s two wins for the Tigers at a cost of 27 million. That’s a nice signing. They could’ve paid me one million and I would have three wins in three years. They would’ve saved 26 million and won one more game. Anyway, this season Willis had a 26% line-drive rate, which is one of the worst in baseball and line drives in this park means doubles and triples. They don’t get chased down like they do at Comerica. He had a 1.78 WHIP, he walked 29 batters in 43 IP while striking out 33 and the Rockies are not free swingers. In fact, Colorado has walked 206 times this season, which ranks them third in the NL and sixth overall out of 30 teams. Willis is going to have to throw strikes consistently and that’s something he’s not capable of doing. Jhoulys Chacin has a BAA on the road of .169. He’s faced the D-Backs twice this season and against them his BAA is .160. Unlike Willis, he throws strikes and has 36 K’s in 37 IP with just 15 walks. The D-Backs are struggling badly at the plate, batting well south of the Mendoza Line over the last week or so. And lastly, the D-Backs pen is worse than it’s starter and if the Rocks don’t score eight or more here, it’ll come as a surprise. Play: Colorado –1½ +1.36 (Risking 2 units).
Boston 1½ -1.21 over BALTIMORE
Rarely will we recommend laying 1½ runs and juice but this one warrants it because the O’s literally have no shot here. This is equivalent to a 20,000 claimer running in today’s Belmont. Jon Lester is one of, if not the best lefty in the game. The O’s are 5-14 against southpaws. Lester (98 BPV, 4-5-5-4-4 PQS) is riding a seven-start streak of PQS Dominant performances, a streak that has seen him go 6-0 with a 55% groundball rate and he’s just warming up. June is the best month for Lester. In his career, his lowest ERA (2.56), lowest OPS (.633) and best record (9-1) is in the month of June. The O’s have scored eight runs over its last seven games and over that stretch have been outscored 45-8. Jeremy Guthrie walked three, struck out two, and allowed 19 fly balls and line drives versus just four grounders in his last start. He’s 1-5 in his career vs the Red Sox with a 4.72 ERA and now the Red Sox are seeing beach balls. Boston has scored six times or more in five straight games and overall they’ve scored 42 runs over that stretch while batting .366. The O’s are batting .181 over its last seven games. Can this one go any other way? Play: Boston –1½ -1.21 (Risking 2.42 units to win 2).
HRC PREMIUM MLB ACTION-June 5th
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[963] Colorado |8*|-120|B+0|Network N/A|8:10 pm EST
[974] Baltimore |5*|+110|+1.5 RL|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
[975] Detroit |5*|-150|B+0|Network N/A|7:10 pm EST
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[963] Colorado |8*|-120|B+0|Network N/A|8:10 pm EST
[974] Baltimore |5*|+110|+1.5 RL|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
[975] Detroit |5*|-150|B+0|Network N/A|7:10 pm EST
