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3 Units Celtics / Heat Under 182

The Miami Heat had trouble with Boston all season until the last meeting when they destroyed them by 23. The 4 games this season between these teams saw an average of 182.8ppg, but those numbers include a 219 point game where Boston shot way over 50% from the field including from deep, and Miami also shot 50% for the game. I have a situation for this game that shows the under striking at a 99-64-1 ATS rate for 60.7%I also have another situation which has shown 14-2 to the under in the playoffs live in this game, and a third that is a perfect 9-0 to the under. I'll go with the under here which is also 7-0-1 when the Heat face a team with a winning road record at home.
 

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Memphis Grizzlies vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
Play: Oklahoma City Thunder -6½

Last year it was the Oklahoma City Thunder who were the upstarts and made the playoffs for the first time and were defeated in their opening round. This season they made the natural progression of two seasons, making the make the playoffs again and this time win their first round series. Memphis is now the upstart like the Thunder of last season, qualified for the playoff for the first time, but they went out and won their series as a number eight seed and eliminated the San Antonio Spurs. The emotional toll of winning your first playoff series ever will be difficult to overcome. Look for Oklahoma City to take advantage at home.
 

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4* KANSAS CITY/MINNESOTA OVER 8.5

By using an 8.5 instead of a 9 here, the oddsmakers have created a price point at which one of the teams must be held to three runs or less for us to have any jeopardy with this ticket. And which pitching staff is going to do that – Carl Pavano and his 5.12 allowance and a struggling Minnesota bullpen, or Luke Hochevar and his 5.68, with some unproven young Royal arms also in play? So we are in the game.

Hochevar emerged as the opening-day starter in Kansas City more by the attrition the rotation has suffered in recent years than his own merit. While they were hoping for an improved campaign here is what the Royals have been rewarded with – a guy working to a career 19-32/5.60 entering 2011 is now at 2-3/5.68 through six starts. Talk about consistency. Those games have played 5-1 to the Over, topping the projections by a significant 3.3 rpg, and there is nothing to suggest an imminent turnaround – if anything the fact that his K’s per 9 are down from LY’s 6.64 to the current 5.45, and that he has already allowed as many HR’s (9) in 38 frames as he did in LY’s 103, shows the lack of oomph that he is bringing.

Meanwhile we expected Pavano to be vulnerable entering this season, but have not been able to find the right spots to step in. We have it here. After only throwing 45.2 Major League IP in that injury-riddled 2006-08 cycle, he has worked back-to-back seasons of 199.1 and 221.0, and that is a huge workload for a guy that turned 35 in January. His key to a strong 2010 was keeping the ball on the ground, with at least a 2:1 ratio of ground-ball outs to fly-outs in 18 of 33 starts. But he has only reached that plateau once this season, with just a 1.1:1 ratio, and with that part of his arsenal lacking there are not enough K’s (only 17 over 31.2 IP) to make up for it.
 

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Grizzlies vs. Thunder
Play: Over 195

This head to head series has produced 4 straight overs in games this year. Even better MEM is 7-2 on overs in L9 games. OKC will get their normal home average of 106 and only a really off night from MEM will keep this under. Even with MEM being on short rest compared to OKC this still goes over this total 4.5 star play.


Detroit Tigers vs. Cleveland Indians
Play: Cleveland Indians

Hard to believe that we are on Masterson after winning so much playing against him but give him credit he has earned our respect. Add to that CLE has won 5 in a row and 10 in a row against DET in CLE. will lay the wood here 4.5 star play
 

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Memphis +292 over OK CITY Series

Line here dictates play. At this price the Grizzlies are an absolute must play because they have a great chance of beating the Thunder. Oklahoma City beat the Nuggets in five games but four of those games could have gone either way. The Thunder won three of the four games against Denver by four points or less and looked sloppy in doing so. They settled for low percentage and perimeter shots the whole series and should they employ that same strategy against the Grizzlies, they’ll get buried. The Grizzlies series win over the Spurs was not an aberration. Had it not been for a miracle finish by San Antonio in game five to send the contest to OT, Memphis would’ve disposed of them in five games. Color man Jeff Van Gundy, one of the best basketball observer’s, said this after Memphis closed out the Spurs, “ San Antonio didn’t play bad at all. They were beat by a hungrier, younger and more talented team that is not finished yet. The Grizzlies had an answer and mental resolve for everything the Spurs threw at them. The Thunder are immensely talented but it’s their decision making or lack thereof that we see as a big problem. Russell Westbrook is a great player but he’s not Kevin Durant and he always wants to make the big play for some reason. Westbrook constantly makes bad decisions and the Thunder will pay. Memphis can shoot, they can defend, they’re great rebounders and they have a superstar or two in Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol. Lastly, the Grizz beat Ok City three out of four times in the regular season and know they can beat this team. Huge overlay. Play: Memphis +292 (Risking 2 units).


Tampa Bay +167 over Washington

How can you not play the Lightning here? Here’s a team that was down 3-1 to the Pens and rallied with near flawless performances to knock them off. Not done yet, the Bolts went into Washington and beat the Caps 4-2 in game one and that’s after falling behind 2-1. They’ll come into this one with no pressure whatsoever and they’ll likely be even better this game. The Caps are under a lot of pressure to win this game. Bruce Boudreau never makes the right adjustments and playoff ghosts from previous years are lurking big time. The Caps played a strong game one, especially in the first two periods and still lost. One has to wonder how that loss will affect them. This is a Washington team that is playoff fragile and should the Bolts get off to a good start and take a lead, things will instantly get tougher. Of course the Caps can win this game but it’s not going to be easy and with a big take-back, the Lightning offer up some outstanding value in a game, they, too, can surely win. Play: Tampa Bay +167 (Risking 2 units).


St. Louis +100 over ATLANTA

The Cardinals are hot with four wins in a row and they also lead the majors with a road BA of .317, which is 20 points higher than the 2nd place Angels. They’ve scored an incredible 103 runs on the road in 15 games and the next best total is Atlanta’s 76 road runs in 17 games. Jaime Garcia is one of the better young pitchers in the game. He posted a 2.70 ERA and 1.32 WHIP last season, along with an elite 56% GB%. This year his groundball rate is even higher at 60%. In 30.1 innings he’s struck out 30 and walked just nine. Garcia has a 2.08 ERA and 1.15 WHIP, he’s allowed just one jack all year and he faces a Braves club that has not fared well against LHPs thus far in 2011. In fact, Atlanta is batting just .206 vs southpaws and they have an embarrassing OPS of .581, which is second worst in the majors. Derek Lowe needs no introduction. He’s been around forever and he possesses one of the best sliders this league has ever seen. However, age says he can’t do it much longer and on days when his slider isn’t biting he has no chance for success. Lowe is also pitching today for the first time since his publicized DUI arrest. The Cardinals own him too. He hasn’t beaten St. Louis in four years and has just one win in his career against them. Lowe is 1-7 with a 6.85 ERA lifetime against the Cardinals and is pitching today under heavy scrutiny. Cards come in relaxed and looking for the sweep. Play: St. Louis +100 (Risking 2 units).
 

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10 dime All Sports Trifecta

10 dime NBA Boston +5

10 dime NHL Detroit

10 dime MLB Philadelphia -1.5 Runline

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Today's selections:
NBA (ATS): Memphis +6.5, Boston +5

MLB: Indians (runline) +140,

Orioles (moneyline) +105,
rangers/athletics under 7.5 total runs (-112),
padres/dodgers under 7.5 total runs (-120),
cubs/dbacks under 9 total runs (-112)
 
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“1 UNIT” BASEBALL PERCENTAGE SIDE (White Sox -115 at home versus Orioles in a 2:10 eastern start------Britton versus Floyd)
 

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Ok City - 6.5
Miami - 5


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Sunday AL West Total of the Year with 17-0 Totals System + 95% Double System NBA Play in the Boston at Miami game. Free NBA Series Play Below

Free NBA Is to take Oklahoma City in the series over the Memphis Grizzlies in a series that starts today at 1:05 eastern. Memphis may have taken out a Spurs team was seeded #1. However that means nothing in this series against a Thunder team that is more talented and has perhaps the best clutch player in the League right now in K. Durant. The Thunder lost the season series to Memphis and will not take them lightly and should bolt out to a game 1 win vs Memphis team that is just 1 day removed from their celebration from their first round win. The Thunder are more talented and have the better players. Lay the Number in a series that should go no more than 6 games. On Sunday I have the AL West Total of the Year from a Huge 17-0 totals system + A 95% Double System NBA Round 2 side play in the Boston at Miami game. . For the Bonus Play take Oklahoma City to win the series over Memphis. GC

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NBA>Miami U181.5 (HUGE)
NBA>Oklahoma City -6.5
NHL>San Jose O5.5
NHL>Washington U5.5
MLB>LAA -140
MLB>KC U8.5
MLB>SF U7.5
 
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Cardinals/Braves OVER 7.5 -115
Twins/Royals UNDER 8.5 -105
Orioles +106
Giants/Nationals RHE UNDER 25 -115
Red Sox -102
Red Sox Score First Run +135
 
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NBA Basketball
Heat -5

MLB Baseball
Marlins/Reds under 8
Blue Jays/Yankees under 10
Twins/Royals under 8.5

NHL Hockey
Red Wings/Sharks under 5.5
 
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50 UNIT* NBA* Boston Celtics +5
5 UNIT* MLB* Cleveland Indians -140
10 UNIT* MLB* Baltimore Orioles +110
25 UNIT* MLB* LA Angels -130
 
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9* Pitching Mismatch Rout - SF Giants -124

The Giants have averaged 2.3 RPG during a 3-6 stretch while the Nationals have averaged 2.8 RPG during a 3-7 stretch. With that in mind, I think it's fair to conclude that one should look to the pitching matchup in Sunday's game, to determine the winner. The choice seems fairly obvious. San Francisco's Matt Cain knows more than a little about lack of run support. He struggled badly in 2007 and 2008 with that issue but this outstanding pitching has gotten things headed in the right direction. He was 14-8 (2.89 ERA) in 2009 (team was 21-12 in his starts) and last year had a HUGE second half, going 12-3 with a 2.91 ERA after the All Star break to finish 13-11 with a 3.14 ERA (team was 19-14 in his starts). He then went 2-0 in three postseason starts, allowing just 13 hits and one run (an unearned one at that), in 21.1 innings. He opened the 2011 season the way he ended the 2010 postseason, leading the Giants to a 10-0 win in his first start, extending his stretch of not allowing an earned to 27.1 innings. It would end in his second start of 2011 (a 3-2 win over the Cards in which Cain got a no decision). He enters this game 2-1 with a 3.34 ERA in five starts. That record includes one terrible start in a 10-2 loss at Colorado (allowed six ERs in 4.2 innings) but four others in which he's allowed just five ERs over 25 innings for a 1.80 ERA. So it should come as no surprise that the Giants are 4-1 in his starts this season. Cain last faced the Nationals in July of last year, getting 'rocked' for eight runs and a career high-tying 11 hits over 6.2 innings during an 8-1 loss in Washington. However, he's 4-3 with a 3.41 ERA vs the Nats in nine career starts (Giants are 6-3), including a 4-0 record with a 1.62 ERA in his five previous starts against the Nationals (prior to last July). Jordan Zimmermann (1-4, 4.55 ERA) gets the call for Washington and he's allowed five ERs in each of his last two starts on 17 hits over 11.1 innings for a 7.94 ERA. He's made just two starts vs the Giants, going 0-1 with a 5.25 ERA (team is 0-2). In this one, it's Cain over Zimmermann.
 

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