Amazing that these guys ask for certain cappers because they want their plays yet they claim they will never buy them as if it is against their religion.
What they are really saying is "Why would I ever be stupid enough to buy a play if I can get somebody else to buy it for me?"
It would never occur to them that the forum works better when plays are exchanged. Tell the forum that you are willing to exchange a certain play if someone provides a certain other play. Quid Pro Quo. It should easily work because of the hundreds of members of the forum.
The forum should charge to view the services section with each member choosing what pool for what services they want their funds to go in to. Then it would be a more effective and efficient clearing-house for plays.
With hundreds of members it would have substantial potential and the cost of plays that a member wants would probably be small.
Well Said pirates....
Nothing but a cheap bastard...
Would I post ats horse longshot after he said
HELL NO I WILL NOT BUY IT...
KISS MY ASS...
Here You Go...
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5 unit MLB Marlins -105
Nothing but a cheap bastard...
Would I post ats horse longshot after he said
HELL NO I WILL NOT BUY IT...
KISS MY ASS...
Here You Go...
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
91-61-4 Run, GAME OF YEAR WINS LAST NIGHT!
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Phillies vs Marlins
Dont be on the wrong side!
Saturday, July 19, 2008
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David Singh91-61-4 Run, GAME OF YEAR WINS LAST NIGHT!
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Phillies vs Marlins
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
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5 unit MLB Marlins -105
JOHN FINA
Selection: Los Angeles/Arizona Under 7.5
Today we expect a low-scoring game as the Los Angeles Dodgers do battle with the Arizona Diamondbacks. One reason why we expect a low-scoring game is because both these teams will be sending to the mound solid starting pitchers. This says it all... The Los Angeles Dodgers Starting Pitcher (Chad Billingsley) has a 2.66 ERA in his last 3 starts, while Arizona Diamondbacks Starting Pitcher (Dan Haren) has a 1.23 ERA in his last 3 starts. As you can see, both these teams will be sending to the mound solid starting pitchers. We expect to see a low-scoring game tonight! Take the Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks Under 7.5
Selection: Los Angeles/Arizona Under 7.5
Today we expect a low-scoring game as the Los Angeles Dodgers do battle with the Arizona Diamondbacks. One reason why we expect a low-scoring game is because both these teams will be sending to the mound solid starting pitchers. This says it all... The Los Angeles Dodgers Starting Pitcher (Chad Billingsley) has a 2.66 ERA in his last 3 starts, while Arizona Diamondbacks Starting Pitcher (Dan Haren) has a 1.23 ERA in his last 3 starts. As you can see, both these teams will be sending to the mound solid starting pitchers. We expect to see a low-scoring game tonight! Take the Los Angeles Dodgers/Arizona Diamondbacks Under 7.5
Around the Horn ATS Style
By Ron Raymond
Washington – Atlanta: UNDER 8.0 -110
The Braves send Jair Jurrjens to the mound this evening vs. the Nats who are mired in a 2-8 SU record in their last 10 outings. Despite a valid effort last night and losing 7-6 to the Braves who are 31-18 SU at home this season, they will counter today with John Lannan. The Nats are 5-14 SU when Lannan gets the nod, while the Braves are 12-6 with Jurrjens toeing the rubber, with the O/U being 6-12-0 favoring the UNDER.
My recommendation this evening is to bet the Nationals vs. Braves game UNDER 8.0 -110. In fact, when the Washington Nationals are a +160 to +180 Road Underdog, vs. an NL Conference opponent, during a night game, coming off a Road loss and that game went OVER the total, the Nats have seen the UNDER go to 9-1-1 since ’96 and that’s going back to when the Nats were in their Expos days. Here’s a flashback for you, the first time this scenario happened in 1997, John Smoltz was facing Carlos Perez and that game finished 2-1 for the Braves going UNDER the 7.5 posted total.
Another angle supporting this selection this evening is when you have a Road team like the Nats, playing a conference foe, before a division game, scored 6 or less runs FOR in their last game and they are coming off a Road loss as an Underdog; the UNDER is 22-12-1 for the Road Team in this position this season. Again, this betting system is backing up our UNDER selection tonight.
By Ron Raymond
Washington – Atlanta: UNDER 8.0 -110
The Braves send Jair Jurrjens to the mound this evening vs. the Nats who are mired in a 2-8 SU record in their last 10 outings. Despite a valid effort last night and losing 7-6 to the Braves who are 31-18 SU at home this season, they will counter today with John Lannan. The Nats are 5-14 SU when Lannan gets the nod, while the Braves are 12-6 with Jurrjens toeing the rubber, with the O/U being 6-12-0 favoring the UNDER.
My recommendation this evening is to bet the Nationals vs. Braves game UNDER 8.0 -110. In fact, when the Washington Nationals are a +160 to +180 Road Underdog, vs. an NL Conference opponent, during a night game, coming off a Road loss and that game went OVER the total, the Nats have seen the UNDER go to 9-1-1 since ’96 and that’s going back to when the Nats were in their Expos days. Here’s a flashback for you, the first time this scenario happened in 1997, John Smoltz was facing Carlos Perez and that game finished 2-1 for the Braves going UNDER the 7.5 posted total.
Another angle supporting this selection this evening is when you have a Road team like the Nats, playing a conference foe, before a division game, scored 6 or less runs FOR in their last game and they are coming off a Road loss as an Underdog; the UNDER is 22-12-1 for the Road Team in this position this season. Again, this betting system is backing up our UNDER selection tonight.
My services plus RDS O/U
BIG-Ariz -125, WSox -150, MED-Mil -140, Atl -200, Cubs -130, SM-Mets -125, Seattle -130, Minny -115, LAA +115. O/U Col. over 11 2.5* pod, Atl under 8.5 1.5*, Milw. over 7.5 1.5*, Seattle over 9 1*, Minny over 10 1*, TB under 7.5 1* & Mets under 10 .5* I have my subscriptions until Wed. & RD is going away for a week starting Tues. Good luck, Bill
BIG-Ariz -125, WSox -150, MED-Mil -140, Atl -200, Cubs -130, SM-Mets -125, Seattle -130, Minny -115, LAA +115. O/U Col. over 11 2.5* pod, Atl under 8.5 1.5*, Milw. over 7.5 1.5*, Seattle over 9 1*, Minny over 10 1*, TB under 7.5 1* & Mets under 10 .5* I have my subscriptions until Wed. & RD is going away for a week starting Tues. Good luck, Bill
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4:05 PM ET
MLB
Milwaukee Brewers (Sheets) at San Francisco Giants (Sanchez)</td></tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#ebebeb"> Free Pick: Milwaukee Brewers (Listed Pitchers) -142
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Milwaukee's Ben Sheets will try to best his new teammate, CC Sabathia, when he takes the mound this afternoon. Sheets has been a consistent performer this season, but his road numbers are slightly better than his numbers at home. Sheets owns a 2.78 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and a .262 opponents' OBP on the road, where he is 6-1 (team is 8-3). Sheets has faced the Giants four times since 2005. He pitched complete games in three of those four starts and went eight innings in the other start. His stat line in those four starts vs. the Giants: 35 innings, 22 hits, 5 earned runs, 26 strikeouts, 1 walk. That equates to a 1.29 ERA and a 0.66 WHIP. Very impressive.
Jonathan Sanchez has been a pleasant surprise in the Giants starting rotation. With a 3.97 ERA and 115 strikeouts in 111 innings, Sanchez has exceeded expectations. However, he does struggle in his starts under the sun. Sanchez owns a 5.31 ERA, 1.65 WHIP and .357 opponents' OBP in his eight day starts this season. Sanchez has also made two career starts vs. Milwaukee (one this season). His stat line from those two starts: 6 innings, 15 hits, 15 earned runs and 4 walks. That equates to a 22.50 ERA and 3.17 WHIP. Ouch!
The Brewers are 13-3 in their last 16 games vs. a left-handed starter and 25-9 in their last 34 games vs. a starter with a WHIP greater than 1.30. The Brewers are also 12-3 in Sheets' last 15 starts when their opponent allowed 5 runs or more in their previous game and 11-3 in Sheets' last 14 road starts.
Take Milwaukee/Sheets over San Francisco/Sanchez.
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MLB
Kansas City Royals (Meche) at Chicago White Sox (Floyd)</td></tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#ebebeb"> Free Pick: Chicago White Sox (Listed Pitchers) RUN LINE +140
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The White Sox have won six of seven meetings with KC this season, including all four at U.S. Cellular Field. In fact, KC is just 14-43 in the last 57 meetings in Chicago. The Royals lost the opener last night, 9-5, and they're 3-13 in game 2 of a series off a loss this season. At 33-13, the ChiSox are one of baseball's best home teams.
Gavin Floyd is 7-1 with a 2.57 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and .258 opponents' OBP in 10 home starts this season (team is 9-1). Floyd owns a 3.46 ERA and 1.23 WHIP in two career starts vs. KC, one of which was a home win this season. Floyd also gets great run support. He gets 5.56 runs per game overall, but that rises to a very impressive 7.6 runs per game at home.
Gil Meche does not get great run support. Meche gets 3.8 runs per game overall and just 3.5 runs per game on the road. Meche has been mediocre at best this season and he has struggled in his last three starts, walking 7 and striking out just 6 with a 5.00 ERA. Meche has also struggled at night, posting a 5.19 ERA and 1.47 WHIP (team is 4-8, scoring 3.25 runs per game). The Royals are 1-15 in Meche's last 16 starts as an underdog of +110 to +150.
Dating back to last season, Chicago's last seven home wins in this series have come by at least two runs. And given the difference in run support for today's starters, I feel comfortable taking the run line in this one.
Take Chicago/Floyd over KC/Meche on the run line.
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4:05 PM ET
MLB
Milwaukee Brewers (Sheets) at San Francisco Giants (Sanchez)</td></tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#ebebeb"> Free Pick: Milwaukee Brewers (Listed Pitchers) -142
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Jonathan Sanchez has been a pleasant surprise in the Giants starting rotation. With a 3.97 ERA and 115 strikeouts in 111 innings, Sanchez has exceeded expectations. However, he does struggle in his starts under the sun. Sanchez owns a 5.31 ERA, 1.65 WHIP and .357 opponents' OBP in his eight day starts this season. Sanchez has also made two career starts vs. Milwaukee (one this season). His stat line from those two starts: 6 innings, 15 hits, 15 earned runs and 4 walks. That equates to a 22.50 ERA and 3.17 WHIP. Ouch!
The Brewers are 13-3 in their last 16 games vs. a left-handed starter and 25-9 in their last 34 games vs. a starter with a WHIP greater than 1.30. The Brewers are also 12-3 in Sheets' last 15 starts when their opponent allowed 5 runs or more in their previous game and 11-3 in Sheets' last 14 road starts.
Take Milwaukee/Sheets over San Francisco/Sanchez.
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MLB
Kansas City Royals (Meche) at Chicago White Sox (Floyd)</td></tr> <tr> <td bgcolor="#ebebeb"> Free Pick: Chicago White Sox (Listed Pitchers) RUN LINE +140
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Gavin Floyd is 7-1 with a 2.57 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and .258 opponents' OBP in 10 home starts this season (team is 9-1). Floyd owns a 3.46 ERA and 1.23 WHIP in two career starts vs. KC, one of which was a home win this season. Floyd also gets great run support. He gets 5.56 runs per game overall, but that rises to a very impressive 7.6 runs per game at home.
Gil Meche does not get great run support. Meche gets 3.8 runs per game overall and just 3.5 runs per game on the road. Meche has been mediocre at best this season and he has struggled in his last three starts, walking 7 and striking out just 6 with a 5.00 ERA. Meche has also struggled at night, posting a 5.19 ERA and 1.47 WHIP (team is 4-8, scoring 3.25 runs per game). The Royals are 1-15 in Meche's last 16 starts as an underdog of +110 to +150.
Dating back to last season, Chicago's last seven home wins in this series have come by at least two runs. And given the difference in run support for today's starters, I feel comfortable taking the run line in this one.
Take Chicago/Floyd over KC/Meche on the run line.
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