Dave Cokin
Twins (Solid Gold Play)
Angels under 7
Dave Cokin
Matchup: Minnesota at Detroit
Time: 1:05 PM EDT (Sun)
Listed pitchers must go: (R) PAVANO, C vs. (L) OLIVER, A
Play: Minnesota (ML -115) Solid Gold Play
Matchup: L.A. Angels at Oakland
Time: 4:05 PM EDT (Sun)
Listed pitchers must go: (R) WEAVER, J vs. (R) CAHILL, T
Play: Under (7 -110)
Twins (Solid Gold Play)
Angels under 7
Dave Cokin
Matchup: Minnesota at Detroit
Time: 1:05 PM EDT (Sun)
Listed pitchers must go: (R) PAVANO, C vs. (L) OLIVER, A
Play: Minnesota (ML -115) Solid Gold Play
Matchup: L.A. Angels at Oakland
Time: 4:05 PM EDT (Sun)
Listed pitchers must go: (R) WEAVER, J vs. (R) CAHILL, T
Play: Under (7 -110)
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[972] Tampa Bay |2*|-115|-1.5 Runs|Network N/A|1:40 pm EST
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BOB BALFE
Spain +105
Spain/Netherlands Under 2.5
It all comes down to this! These two teams are evenly matched, but the key to this game will is winning the time of possession category. Look for Spain to strike first and control the clock once they get ahead. This should be a great World Cup final with the Spanish taking home the glory. Take Spain and the Under.
Spain +105
Spain/Netherlands Under 2.5
It all comes down to this! These two teams are evenly matched, but the key to this game will is winning the time of possession category. Look for Spain to strike first and control the clock once they get ahead. This should be a great World Cup final with the Spanish taking home the glory. Take Spain and the Under.
DAVID MALINSKY
4* DETROIT over MINNESOTA
Yesterday we noted the major difference in form between these teams in cashing an easy ticket behind the Tigers, a game in which they jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and never trailed, and through the first two games of this series they have doubled the Twins in runs despite having six fewer outs to work with. That makes this price range impossible to pass up, as a Detroit team on a 32-12 surge at home heading to the All Star break faces a patchwork Minnesota lineup at a time in which Carl Pavano may also be starting to correct.
It is one thing to have Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer on the sidelines for the Twins, but another matter entirely when that forces Nick Punto and Drew Butera into the starting lineup. It is a big drop both offensively and defensively, and makes life much easier for Detroit rookie Andrew Oliver, who had a rocky outing vs. Baltimore on Monday that helps to set up this price point, but brings much better stuff than that to the table. And while closer Jose Valverde had worked each of the first two games in this series, he has multiple days off prior to that, and should not be impacted.
Meanwhile Pavano has had a solid 9-6/3.58 run to this point, relying on pinpoint control to overcome the fact that he is not able to miss many bats (only 65 K’s in 118 IP), but he was rocked for three home runs in an ugly showing at Toronto in his last outing, a game in which he did not get tagged for a loss because the offense bailed him out, and not having posted an ERA of less than 4.77 since coming to the A.L., his best work for 2010 may be behind him. With Nick Blackburn and Francisco Liriano only lasting a combined 5.2 innings the past two days the Minnesota bullpen is also in a precarious setting, and that makes this value too much to pass up.
4* DETROIT over MINNESOTA
Yesterday we noted the major difference in form between these teams in cashing an easy ticket behind the Tigers, a game in which they jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and never trailed, and through the first two games of this series they have doubled the Twins in runs despite having six fewer outs to work with. That makes this price range impossible to pass up, as a Detroit team on a 32-12 surge at home heading to the All Star break faces a patchwork Minnesota lineup at a time in which Carl Pavano may also be starting to correct.
It is one thing to have Justin Morneau and Joe Mauer on the sidelines for the Twins, but another matter entirely when that forces Nick Punto and Drew Butera into the starting lineup. It is a big drop both offensively and defensively, and makes life much easier for Detroit rookie Andrew Oliver, who had a rocky outing vs. Baltimore on Monday that helps to set up this price point, but brings much better stuff than that to the table. And while closer Jose Valverde had worked each of the first two games in this series, he has multiple days off prior to that, and should not be impacted.
Meanwhile Pavano has had a solid 9-6/3.58 run to this point, relying on pinpoint control to overcome the fact that he is not able to miss many bats (only 65 K’s in 118 IP), but he was rocked for three home runs in an ugly showing at Toronto in his last outing, a game in which he did not get tagged for a loss because the offense bailed him out, and not having posted an ERA of less than 4.77 since coming to the A.L., his best work for 2010 may be behind him. With Nick Blackburn and Francisco Liriano only lasting a combined 5.2 innings the past two days the Minnesota bullpen is also in a precarious setting, and that makes this value too much to pass up.
"World's Greatest Sports Betting Systems" 7-11
Series in Progress!
Selection#1 (Game#3) Kansas City -120 2:05 PM
San Francisco Series Wins!
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#2 (Game#1) Minnesota -120 1:05 PM
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#3 (Game#1) Boston -125 1:07 PM
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#4 (Game#1) New York Mets -135 1:10 PM
Series Idle
Selection #5 (Game#1) NONE
Series Idle
Selection #6 (Game #1) NONE
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Series in Progress!
Selection#1 (Game#3) Kansas City -120 2:05 PM
San Francisco Series Wins!
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#2 (Game#1) Minnesota -120 1:05 PM
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#3 (Game#1) Boston -125 1:07 PM
New Series Starts Today!
Selection#4 (Game#1) New York Mets -135 1:10 PM
Series Idle
Selection #5 (Game#1) NONE
Series Idle
Selection #6 (Game #1) NONE
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Wunderdog
5 Units Detroit Tigers +110
Detroit is on fire at home, owning a 17-2 mark in their last 19 played in their own backyard. They now stand at 32-12 for the season when playing at home. The Twins are really struggling right now and stand in at 5-13 over their last 18 games. The pitching staff is mired in a deep slump as they have now gone seven straight games allowing 6 runs or more, so the bullpen is depleted as well. Carl Pavano is already approaching more innings than he has thrown since 2004, and I look for him to hit the wall. The Twins are struggling on the road vs. left-hand pitching at 15-38 in their last 53, while the Tigers are 10-1 in their last 11 at home vs. a righthander. Detroit gets this one.
5 Units Detroit Tigers +110
Detroit is on fire at home, owning a 17-2 mark in their last 19 played in their own backyard. They now stand at 32-12 for the season when playing at home. The Twins are really struggling right now and stand in at 5-13 over their last 18 games. The pitching staff is mired in a deep slump as they have now gone seven straight games allowing 6 runs or more, so the bullpen is depleted as well. Carl Pavano is already approaching more innings than he has thrown since 2004, and I look for him to hit the wall. The Twins are struggling on the road vs. left-hand pitching at 15-38 in their last 53, while the Tigers are 10-1 in their last 11 at home vs. a righthander. Detroit gets this one.
Ferringo
Take Over 7.5 Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers (8 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Note: This is our Total of the Week. It's a little lighter than normal, but I do love the spot.
Take Under 8.5 San Francisco at Washington (1:30 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Over 10.5 Florida at Arizona (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 7.0 L.A. Angels at Oakland (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take 'Under' 9.5 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (1 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Over 9.0 Cincinnati at Philadelphia (1:30 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 9.0 San Diego at Colorado (3 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 8.0 N.Y. Yankees at Seattle (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Over 7.5 Chicago Cubs at L.A. Dodgers (8 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Note: This is our Total of the Week. It's a little lighter than normal, but I do love the spot.
Take Under 8.5 San Francisco at Washington (1:30 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Over 10.5 Florida at Arizona (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 7.0 L.A. Angels at Oakland (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take 'Under' 9.5 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (1 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Over 9.0 Cincinnati at Philadelphia (1:30 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 9.0 San Diego at Colorado (3 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
Take Under 8.0 N.Y. Yankees at Seattle (4 p.m., Sunday, July 11)
