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On Sunday the free MLB System Play is on the Arizona Diamondbacks. Game 951 at 1:10 eastern. Arizona qualifies in a nice system here that plays on road teams with a total of 8 or less off a road favored win by 2 or more runs and scored 5 or more runs vs an opponent off a home dog loss that scored 5 or more runs on 10+ hits. Arizona is a perfect 4-0 as a road favorite from -100 to _125 while Florida is a mediocre 13-33 as a home dog from +100 to +125. The Marlins are averaging just 2.9 runs per game the past week. Arizona has the pitching advantage with Hudson over New comer Hand. Hudson has won 7 of his last 9 team starts and 6 of 6 when favored. Look for Arizona to take game 3 of this 4 game set. On Sunday 2 Big Plays. The NBA Game of the Month backed with 3 systems, one of which is 19-1 ats. MLB Sweeps the board and is on a 10-2 run. Sundays play comes from a 90% Blowout System. Jump on and end the week big. For the Bonus Play take Arizona. GC
Sunday NBA 19-1 Game of the Month has 3 Big systems + 90% MLB Blowout System side. MLB Sweeps now 10-2 last 12. Free MLB System Play below
On Sunday the free MLB System Play is on the Arizona Diamondbacks. Game 951 at 1:10 eastern. Arizona qualifies in a nice system here that plays on road teams with a total of 8 or less off a road favored win by 2 or more runs and scored 5 or more runs vs an opponent off a home dog loss that scored 5 or more runs on 10+ hits. Arizona is a perfect 4-0 as a road favorite from -100 to _125 while Florida is a mediocre 13-33 as a home dog from +100 to +125. The Marlins are averaging just 2.9 runs per game the past week. Arizona has the pitching advantage with Hudson over New comer Hand. Hudson has won 7 of his last 9 team starts and 6 of 6 when favored. Look for Arizona to take game 3 of this 4 game set. On Sunday 2 Big Plays. The NBA Game of the Month backed with 3 systems, one of which is 19-1 ats. MLB Sweeps the board and is on a 10-2 run. Sundays play comes from a 90% Blowout System. Jump on and end the week big. For the Bonus Play take Arizona. GC
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Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants
The Reds and Giants have already partook in a pair of games dominated by pitching in the first two games of this series, and ESPN’s Sunday Night broadcast might be no different with Edinson Volquez toeing the bump for the visitors to oppose lefty Jonathan Sanchez.
After shutting the Giants out 3-0 in Game 1 of this series on Thursday night as a short road chalk, manager Dusty Baker’s outfit dropped a tough one Friday night 3-2 even though it got a fabulous effort out of starter Travis Wood who managed to go eight innings and not figuring in the decision. The loss was Cincy’s 17th as a visitor to date; pair that with just 13 wins away from the GAB, and it’s no surprise the Redlegs are $292 in the red for their betting backers on the road. With Milwaukee pounding St. Louis 8-0 in the team’s series opener, Cincinnati’s deficit within the NL Central remained at five-games.
San Francisco did not take too kindly to getting shut out in the series opener for the sixth time this season. Though they only plated three runs Friday night, it was enough to move to 8-3 in games started by Ryan Vogelsong this season. Still, with a laundry list of hitters on the DL and being forced to add Freddy Sanchez to the list after he dislocated his right shoulder, manager Bruce Bochy has to be very much so confused with the production of his offense. Where are runs to come from? Thankfully, San Fran sports one the best pitching staffs in all of baseball which helps alleviate the fact that the offense has been putrid; it’s scored an average of just 3.50 runs per game (#29/30) and sports a .241 team batting average (#25/30).
With Saturday’s game pending, the home team has won six of these NL rivals L/10 overall meetings; the ‘over’ is 6-4 during that stretch but the ‘under’ has cashed in each of their first two 2011 confrontations. Cincinnati’s just 3-10 its L/13 road games and has come up short each of the L/6 times it partook in Game 4 of an extended series. The defending champs are 6-2 their L/8 Game 4’s and are 7-2 in Sanchez’s L/9 AT&T Park stints.
PICK: Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants UNDER
Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants
The Reds and Giants have already partook in a pair of games dominated by pitching in the first two games of this series, and ESPN’s Sunday Night broadcast might be no different with Edinson Volquez toeing the bump for the visitors to oppose lefty Jonathan Sanchez.
After shutting the Giants out 3-0 in Game 1 of this series on Thursday night as a short road chalk, manager Dusty Baker’s outfit dropped a tough one Friday night 3-2 even though it got a fabulous effort out of starter Travis Wood who managed to go eight innings and not figuring in the decision. The loss was Cincy’s 17th as a visitor to date; pair that with just 13 wins away from the GAB, and it’s no surprise the Redlegs are $292 in the red for their betting backers on the road. With Milwaukee pounding St. Louis 8-0 in the team’s series opener, Cincinnati’s deficit within the NL Central remained at five-games.
San Francisco did not take too kindly to getting shut out in the series opener for the sixth time this season. Though they only plated three runs Friday night, it was enough to move to 8-3 in games started by Ryan Vogelsong this season. Still, with a laundry list of hitters on the DL and being forced to add Freddy Sanchez to the list after he dislocated his right shoulder, manager Bruce Bochy has to be very much so confused with the production of his offense. Where are runs to come from? Thankfully, San Fran sports one the best pitching staffs in all of baseball which helps alleviate the fact that the offense has been putrid; it’s scored an average of just 3.50 runs per game (#29/30) and sports a .241 team batting average (#25/30).
With Saturday’s game pending, the home team has won six of these NL rivals L/10 overall meetings; the ‘over’ is 6-4 during that stretch but the ‘under’ has cashed in each of their first two 2011 confrontations. Cincinnati’s just 3-10 its L/13 road games and has come up short each of the L/6 times it partook in Game 4 of an extended series. The defending champs are 6-2 their L/8 Game 4’s and are 7-2 in Sanchez’s L/9 AT&T Park stints.
PICK: Cincinnati Reds vs. San Francisco Giants UNDER
The Duke's Sports
Dallas Over (187) for 2 Units
Just when one team apparently seizes control, the other storms back into the picture. That is the way this series has gone and we will once again avoid public, including ESPN analysts speculation, and steer clear of their selection/advice; instead, we'll look for another high scoring game here. Miami found a soft spot in the Dallas interior defense in the second half with lay up and dunks coming off sharp interior passes following Wade and James dribble penetration. The Heat coaching staff should realize by now that James, being of fast twitch caliber, needs to rest in the 3rd for his burst in the 4th. He is not a 40+ minute player. We'll look for James, instead of trey bombs late, to dribble penetrate with Wade to put up points or draw fouls. On the other hand, the Mavericks are a momentum team and won't be an easy out. They're shooting well. Dallas is 8-3-1 O/U on 2 days rest, 10-4 O/U off a SU win and 16-6 O/U when opponent scores 100+ previously. They're also 5-1 O/U as a road dog in this spread range. This series is 3-1-1 O/U in Miami. With Miami 6-2 O/U off a SU loss, we'll look for the higher scoring to continue.
Dallas Over (187) for 2 Units
Just when one team apparently seizes control, the other storms back into the picture. That is the way this series has gone and we will once again avoid public, including ESPN analysts speculation, and steer clear of their selection/advice; instead, we'll look for another high scoring game here. Miami found a soft spot in the Dallas interior defense in the second half with lay up and dunks coming off sharp interior passes following Wade and James dribble penetration. The Heat coaching staff should realize by now that James, being of fast twitch caliber, needs to rest in the 3rd for his burst in the 4th. He is not a 40+ minute player. We'll look for James, instead of trey bombs late, to dribble penetrate with Wade to put up points or draw fouls. On the other hand, the Mavericks are a momentum team and won't be an easy out. They're shooting well. Dallas is 8-3-1 O/U on 2 days rest, 10-4 O/U off a SU win and 16-6 O/U when opponent scores 100+ previously. They're also 5-1 O/U as a road dog in this spread range. This series is 3-1-1 O/U in Miami. With Miami 6-2 O/U off a SU loss, we'll look for the higher scoring to continue.
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This is from statfox they had 5 Winners yesterday
So here are the pícks for today´s games
As the baseball action heats up, we break down the best MLB series each weekend to arm you with must-have trends before you place your bets Saturday and Sunday. All statistics are through Thursday, June 9.
CLEVELAND INDIANS (34-26, +11.5 Units)
at NEW YORK YANKEES (33-27, -2.8 Units)
The struggling Indians coming off a 1-6 homestand, travel to Yankee Stadium to take on the Yankees who were just swept by the Red Sox and find themselves in second place in the AL East. Cleveland still leads the Central, but only by one game over the red-hot Tigers. The Indians have lost 10 of their past 13 against the Yankees entering Friday.
Series Notes:
CLEVELAND: Hitting just .196 with just 13 runs in L7 games (1-6 in those seven games).
N.Y. YANKEES: Averaging 6.8 runs per game and hitting .304 as a team in L13 games vs. Indians.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Mitch Talbot (R) 3-2 vs. Bartolo Colon (R) 6-3
Play On: YANKEES (Colon: 2-0, 1.88 ERA in L2 starts). W
Sunday – Josh Tomlin (R) 8-4 vs. Freddy Garcia (R) 5-5
Play On: YANKEES (Tomlin: 1-2, 8.00 ERA in L3 starts).
BOSTON RED SOX (36-26, -2.0 Units)
at TORONTO BLUE JAYS (32-31, +2.1 Units)
The first-place Red Sox enter Toronto on a six-game win streak after sweeping the Yankees in the Bronx for the second time this season. The Blue Jays host the Red Sox for the second time this season, having taken both of the games in a short two-game series at Rogers Centre in May.
Series Notes:
BOSTON: Scored 6+ runs in every game during 6-game win streak, hitting .307 as a team over that span.
TORONTO: 5.27 team ERA in June. Oakland (5.73 ERA) is the only major-league team worse this month.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – John Lackey (R) 3-5 vs. Brandon Morrow (R) 4-5
Play On: RED SOX (Morrow: 0-3, 6.41 ERA at home this season). W
Sunday – Jon Lester (L) 8-5 vs. Kyle Drabek (R) 9-4
Play On: RED SOX (Lester: 11-0, 2.45 ERA in L12 starts on road vs. AL East opponents).
CHICAGO CUBS (25-36, -12.0 Units)
at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (37-26, +1.7 Units)
The Cubs and Phillies continue their four-game series at Citizens Bank Park after the Cubs won the opener in 11 innings on Thursday. The Cubs had lost eight straight before winning the final game of their series against the Reds, while the Phillies have lost six of nine overall.
Series Notes:
CHICAGO CUBS: Tyler Colvin snapped an 0-for-34 slump with a double off of Ryan Madson in the ninth inning of Thursday’s game that was originally a HR before being overruled.
PHILADELPHIA: Ryan Madson was 14-for-14 in save opportunities before blowing the save on Thursday. Ryan Howard is hitting .171 (6-for-35) with just one HR in L9 games.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Matt Garza (R) 3-7 vs. Cliff Lee (L) 7-6
Play On: PHILLIES (Lee: 3-0, 1.71 ERA in four career starts vs. Cubs). W
Sunday – Doug Davis (R) 0-5 vs. Roy Oswalt (R) 4-6
Play On: PHILLIES (Davis: 0-6, 6.23 ERA in L7 starts dating to last season).
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (29-35, -8.5 Units)
at COLORADO ROCKIES (30-32, -12.3 Units)
After taking the series opener on Thursday, the Rockies have now won all three games against the Dodgers at Coors Field this season. Both teams are battling with the Padres to keep out of the cellar in the NL West.
Series Notes:
L.A. DODGERS: Matt Kemp is 14-for-28 with 5 HR, 13 RBI in L7 games.
COLORADO: 13-24 record (.351) since May 1, after going 17-8 (.680) in April.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Ted Lilly (L) 6-7 vs. Jason Hammel (R) 4-8
Play On: DODGERS (Rockies are 0-7 in Hammel’s L7 starts). W
Sunday – Rubby De La Rosa (R) 1-0 vs. Ubaldo Jimenez (R) 2-9
Play On: ROCKIES (Jimenez: Four-hit shutout in last start vs. Dodgers on June 1).
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (38-26, +6.7 Units)
at MILWAUKEE BREWERS (35-28, +4.1 Units)
The Cardinals are 20-14 on the road this season, including eight wins in the past 11 away games. But the Brewers sport a stellar 22-9 mark at Miller Park. However, Milwaukee lost two of three at home to the Mets this week, and are a woeful 5-10 in the past two seasons when hosting St. Louis, scoring just 45 runs (3.0 per game).
Series Notes:
ST. LOUIS: Pujols: .436 BA (17-for-39) with 6 HR and 15 RBI in L10 games at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE: Has not lost consecutive games at Miller Park this season. Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Chris Carpenter (R) 4-9 vs. Zack Greinke (R) 6-1
Play On: BREWERS (Milwaukee is 6-0 in Greinke’s L6 starts). W
Sunday – Jake Westbrook (R) 8-5 vs. Shaun Marcum (R) 7-6
Play On: CARDINALS (Westbrook: 4-0, 2.61 ERA in L5 starts).
So here are the pícks for today´s games
As the baseball action heats up, we break down the best MLB series each weekend to arm you with must-have trends before you place your bets Saturday and Sunday. All statistics are through Thursday, June 9.
The struggling Indians coming off a 1-6 homestand, travel to Yankee Stadium to take on the Yankees who were just swept by the Red Sox and find themselves in second place in the AL East. Cleveland still leads the Central, but only by one game over the red-hot Tigers. The Indians have lost 10 of their past 13 against the Yankees entering Friday.
Series Notes:
CLEVELAND: Hitting just .196 with just 13 runs in L7 games (1-6 in those seven games).
N.Y. YANKEES: Averaging 6.8 runs per game and hitting .304 as a team in L13 games vs. Indians.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Mitch Talbot (R) 3-2 vs. Bartolo Colon (R) 6-3
Play On: YANKEES (Colon: 2-0, 1.88 ERA in L2 starts). W
Sunday – Josh Tomlin (R) 8-4 vs. Freddy Garcia (R) 5-5
Play On: YANKEES (Tomlin: 1-2, 8.00 ERA in L3 starts).
The first-place Red Sox enter Toronto on a six-game win streak after sweeping the Yankees in the Bronx for the second time this season. The Blue Jays host the Red Sox for the second time this season, having taken both of the games in a short two-game series at Rogers Centre in May.
Series Notes:
BOSTON: Scored 6+ runs in every game during 6-game win streak, hitting .307 as a team over that span.
TORONTO: 5.27 team ERA in June. Oakland (5.73 ERA) is the only major-league team worse this month.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – John Lackey (R) 3-5 vs. Brandon Morrow (R) 4-5
Play On: RED SOX (Morrow: 0-3, 6.41 ERA at home this season). W
Sunday – Jon Lester (L) 8-5 vs. Kyle Drabek (R) 9-4
Play On: RED SOX (Lester: 11-0, 2.45 ERA in L12 starts on road vs. AL East opponents).
The Cubs and Phillies continue their four-game series at Citizens Bank Park after the Cubs won the opener in 11 innings on Thursday. The Cubs had lost eight straight before winning the final game of their series against the Reds, while the Phillies have lost six of nine overall.
Series Notes:
CHICAGO CUBS: Tyler Colvin snapped an 0-for-34 slump with a double off of Ryan Madson in the ninth inning of Thursday’s game that was originally a HR before being overruled.
PHILADELPHIA: Ryan Madson was 14-for-14 in save opportunities before blowing the save on Thursday. Ryan Howard is hitting .171 (6-for-35) with just one HR in L9 games.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Matt Garza (R) 3-7 vs. Cliff Lee (L) 7-6
Play On: PHILLIES (Lee: 3-0, 1.71 ERA in four career starts vs. Cubs). W
Sunday – Doug Davis (R) 0-5 vs. Roy Oswalt (R) 4-6
Play On: PHILLIES (Davis: 0-6, 6.23 ERA in L7 starts dating to last season).
After taking the series opener on Thursday, the Rockies have now won all three games against the Dodgers at Coors Field this season. Both teams are battling with the Padres to keep out of the cellar in the NL West.
Series Notes:
L.A. DODGERS: Matt Kemp is 14-for-28 with 5 HR, 13 RBI in L7 games.
COLORADO: 13-24 record (.351) since May 1, after going 17-8 (.680) in April.
Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Ted Lilly (L) 6-7 vs. Jason Hammel (R) 4-8
Play On: DODGERS (Rockies are 0-7 in Hammel’s L7 starts). W
Sunday – Rubby De La Rosa (R) 1-0 vs. Ubaldo Jimenez (R) 2-9
Play On: ROCKIES (Jimenez: Four-hit shutout in last start vs. Dodgers on June 1).
The Cardinals are 20-14 on the road this season, including eight wins in the past 11 away games. But the Brewers sport a stellar 22-9 mark at Miller Park. However, Milwaukee lost two of three at home to the Mets this week, and are a woeful 5-10 in the past two seasons when hosting St. Louis, scoring just 45 runs (3.0 per game).
Series Notes:
ST. LOUIS: Pujols: .436 BA (17-for-39) with 6 HR and 15 RBI in L10 games at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE: Has not lost consecutive games at Miller Park this season. Pitching Probables with team records when pitcher starts:
Saturday – Chris Carpenter (R) 4-9 vs. Zack Greinke (R) 6-1
Play On: BREWERS (Milwaukee is 6-0 in Greinke’s L6 starts). W
Sunday – Jake Westbrook (R) 8-5 vs. Shaun Marcum (R) 7-6
Play On: CARDINALS (Westbrook: 4-0, 2.61 ERA in L5 starts).
Line Up Alert
Brian McCann is in the lineup Sunday despite shoulder and shin contusions.
We're assuming they're the result of him getting nicked up by foul tips.
Hunter Pence is not in the Astros' lineup Sunday.
Pence left Friday's game with a back injury but was able to play Saturday
Santiago in at 2B for Detroit. Rayburn out for todays game
Scutaro in for Boston. Lowrie on the bench
Brian McCann is in the lineup Sunday despite shoulder and shin contusions.
We're assuming they're the result of him getting nicked up by foul tips.
Hunter Pence is not in the Astros' lineup Sunday.
Pence left Friday's game with a back injury but was able to play Saturday
Santiago in at 2B for Detroit. Rayburn out for todays game
Scutaro in for Boston. Lowrie on the bench
WUNDERDOG (MLB)
Game: Arizona at Florida (1:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: Florida +110 (moneyline)
Florida has had a run of bad luck, but they are not a bad team. During that eight game skid that just ended, the Marlins lost seven games by one run! The offense has busted out since Arizona showed up, scoring 11 runs in two games. The Diamondbacks are a long way from home and have never faced Florida's young starter southpaw Brad Hand (1.50 ERA). Just up from the minors, the kid has impressed. Hand, who will be making his second major-league start, became only the second player since 1900 to take a loss while going at least six innings and giving up one hit or fewer in his major-league debut as a starter. So he has above average stuff, fanning six in six innings with only one walk and one hit allowed. Arizona plays its best baseball at home, as they have a losing road mark. The Diamondbacks are 17-40 in their last 57 road games vs. a team with a winning record and 16-42 in their last 58 road games vs. a left-handed starter. Starter Daniel Hudson has been strong at home, but is 2-3
on the road with a 4.50 ERA. In fact, the Diamondbacks are 2-5 in Hudson's last seven road starts. Florida has already faced Hudson this season and had no trouble with him (5.14 ERA) getting 10 hits in seven innings. That's no surprise, as Hudson has surrendered 87 hits over 86 innings this year, making this a great spot for the home team.
Play the Marlins!
Game: Arizona at Florida (1:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: Florida +110 (moneyline)
Florida has had a run of bad luck, but they are not a bad team. During that eight game skid that just ended, the Marlins lost seven games by one run! The offense has busted out since Arizona showed up, scoring 11 runs in two games. The Diamondbacks are a long way from home and have never faced Florida's young starter southpaw Brad Hand (1.50 ERA). Just up from the minors, the kid has impressed. Hand, who will be making his second major-league start, became only the second player since 1900 to take a loss while going at least six innings and giving up one hit or fewer in his major-league debut as a starter. So he has above average stuff, fanning six in six innings with only one walk and one hit allowed. Arizona plays its best baseball at home, as they have a losing road mark. The Diamondbacks are 17-40 in their last 57 road games vs. a team with a winning record and 16-42 in their last 58 road games vs. a left-handed starter. Starter Daniel Hudson has been strong at home, but is 2-3
on the road with a 4.50 ERA. In fact, the Diamondbacks are 2-5 in Hudson's last seven road starts. Florida has already faced Hudson this season and had no trouble with him (5.14 ERA) getting 10 hits in seven innings. That's no surprise, as Hudson has surrendered 87 hits over 86 innings this year, making this a great spot for the home team.
Play the Marlins!
Line Up Alert #2
Matt Joyce is not in the Rays' lineup Sunday.
Joyce returned from a shoulder injury Saturday, but it's not the shoulder that's keeping him out Sunday, as manager Joe Maddon just decided to sit him against lefty Brian Matusz.
Russell Martin (back) is back in the Yankees' lineup Sunday.
Martin tested himself out with a variety of drills Sunday morning and came out of it feeling good.
Matt Joyce is not in the Rays' lineup Sunday.
Joyce returned from a shoulder injury Saturday, but it's not the shoulder that's keeping him out Sunday, as manager Joe Maddon just decided to sit him against lefty Brian Matusz.
Russell Martin (back) is back in the Yankees' lineup Sunday.
Martin tested himself out with a variety of drills Sunday morning and came out of it feeling good.
