Ferringo MLB 4-15-10
1.5-Unit Play. Take #909 Atlanta (-120) over San Diego (6:30 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
1-Unit Play. Take #902 St. Louis (-1.5, -110) over Houston (1:40 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #908 Colorado (-1.5, +105) over N.Y. Mets (3 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
1-Unit Play. Take #912 Florida (-150) over Cincinnati (7 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
Today’s Totals
2.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Over’ 9.5 Boston at Minnesota (1 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
0.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Over’ 9.5 Washington at Philadelphia (3 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
1.5-Unit Play. Take #909 Atlanta (-120) over San Diego (6:30 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
1-Unit Play. Take #902 St. Louis (-1.5, -110) over Houston (1:40 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
0.5-Unit Play. Take #908 Colorado (-1.5, +105) over N.Y. Mets (3 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
1-Unit Play. Take #912 Florida (-150) over Cincinnati (7 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
Today’s Totals
2.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Over’ 9.5 Boston at Minnesota (1 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
0.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Over’ 9.5 Washington at Philadelphia (3 p.m., Thursday, April 15)
Keep in mind Fantasy Sports Gametime was thrown out of a monitor this year, cannot recall which one think it may have been handicappers watchdog because he was manipulating lines and putting in huge favs without the attached lines. This service is a certain fraud. Also you can look at them on trackpicks, they pick lots of HUGE money line favs in football just to stock up units.
Say it one more time, do your homework boys and girls before spending your hard earned cash on any of these guys.
SPORTS WAGERS
PHILADELPHIA –1½ -1.10 over Washington
The Phillies offense is tearing it up and every ball thrown has been hit harder than the previous one. The Nats can’t get out of Philly quick enough and will do so after today. My putting in Scott Olsen, they’re practically conceding this one. The Nats team ERA is over 7.00 and that’s a result of playing in Philly against this offensive power and we don’t see anything to recommend not going against Olsen in his first MLB start since labrum surgery last July. Olsen tossed just 62 frames last season and was absolutely crushed to the tune of 83 hits in 62 innings for a BAA of .320 and a WHIP of 1.72. This past spring that batting practice continued, as he allowed 35 hits in 18 innings and why the Nats would throw him into the fire here is a mystery. Injuries have destroyed this guy, his confidence is shot and this isn’t the place he’s going to regain anything. J.A. Happ may give up something but it’s likely not going to matter. This run support, Olsen starting and Nationals bottom-feeding NL offense is reason enough to lay the runs. Play: Philadelphia –1½ -1.10 (Risking 2.2 units to win 2).
Baltimore +1.38 over OAKLAND (1st 5 innings)
Due to the O’s flammable pen it only makes sense to leave said pen out of this equation, especially since this choice is largely based on going against Ben Sheets. After a lost ’09 due to injury and a terrible March, Sheets has shown few signs of rebounding in his first two outings (11 IP, 7 BB, 4 K, 6.73 xERA). The O’s are off to a terrible start but perhaps the best thing for them is get out of Baltimore and regroup. The A’s offense is really a work in progress and after a decent start that offense has slowed down dramatically to the tune of a .181 batting average over its last five games. David Hernandez is coming off a good spring which saw his minor league dominance resurface. He threw 15 spring innings, struck out 20 batters while walking just three. Hernandez also pitched reasonably well in his season debut against the Blue Jays in which he went six full and allowed just six hits and two earned runs. This park is one he should benefit in because if its ability to keep balls inside the park. Laying this much juice with Sheets and the A’s is one of the more unappealing propositions of the young season thus far. Play: Baltimore in the first five innings +1.38 (Risking 2 units).
PHILADELPHIA –1½ -1.10 over Washington
The Phillies offense is tearing it up and every ball thrown has been hit harder than the previous one. The Nats can’t get out of Philly quick enough and will do so after today. My putting in Scott Olsen, they’re practically conceding this one. The Nats team ERA is over 7.00 and that’s a result of playing in Philly against this offensive power and we don’t see anything to recommend not going against Olsen in his first MLB start since labrum surgery last July. Olsen tossed just 62 frames last season and was absolutely crushed to the tune of 83 hits in 62 innings for a BAA of .320 and a WHIP of 1.72. This past spring that batting practice continued, as he allowed 35 hits in 18 innings and why the Nats would throw him into the fire here is a mystery. Injuries have destroyed this guy, his confidence is shot and this isn’t the place he’s going to regain anything. J.A. Happ may give up something but it’s likely not going to matter. This run support, Olsen starting and Nationals bottom-feeding NL offense is reason enough to lay the runs. Play: Philadelphia –1½ -1.10 (Risking 2.2 units to win 2).
Baltimore +1.38 over OAKLAND (1st 5 innings)
Due to the O’s flammable pen it only makes sense to leave said pen out of this equation, especially since this choice is largely based on going against Ben Sheets. After a lost ’09 due to injury and a terrible March, Sheets has shown few signs of rebounding in his first two outings (11 IP, 7 BB, 4 K, 6.73 xERA). The O’s are off to a terrible start but perhaps the best thing for them is get out of Baltimore and regroup. The A’s offense is really a work in progress and after a decent start that offense has slowed down dramatically to the tune of a .181 batting average over its last five games. David Hernandez is coming off a good spring which saw his minor league dominance resurface. He threw 15 spring innings, struck out 20 batters while walking just three. Hernandez also pitched reasonably well in his season debut against the Blue Jays in which he went six full and allowed just six hits and two earned runs. This park is one he should benefit in because if its ability to keep balls inside the park. Laying this much juice with Sheets and the A’s is one of the more unappealing propositions of the young season thus far. Play: Baltimore in the first five innings +1.38 (Risking 2 units).
