GP from Vegas
Brewers -114..................................off the board
Dodgers -1.5 -140 ..........................off the board
Twins/Blue Jays Over 8 -110
Nationals/Diamondbacks F5 Over 3.5 -120
Tigers/Royals F5 Over 4 -110.......................off the board
Yankees/Red Sox F5 Over 4.5 -125
Brewers -114..................................off the board
Dodgers -1.5 -140 ..........................off the board
Twins/Blue Jays Over 8 -110
Nationals/Diamondbacks F5 Over 3.5 -120
Tigers/Royals F5 Over 4 -110.......................off the board
Yankees/Red Sox F5 Over 4.5 -125
XpertPicks
Baseball
Play St. Louis -145 over Cincinnati—Top Play
Michael Lorenzen has lost 5 of the last 6 games when pitching with five
or six days of rest and he has lost 5 of the last 7 day games. Michael
Lorenzen has lost 6 of the last 9 games when pitching as an underdog of
+100 or higher and he has lost 4 of the last 5 games when pitching in
the 2nd half of the season.
Play Los Angeles Dodgers -220 over Philadelphia—Top Play
David Buchanan has lost 10 of the last 13 day games and he has lost 10
of the last 15 games when pitching in the 2nd half of the season. David
Buchanan has lost 18 of the last 27 games when the total posted is
between 7 and 8.5 runs and he has lost 18 of the last 25 games when
pitching as an underdog of +100 or higher.
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BONUS MLB BASEBALL PLAYS
Play Toronto -175 over Minnesota (MLB Bonus Play)
Play Washington -145 over Arizona (MLB)
Baseball
Play St. Louis -145 over Cincinnati—Top Play
Michael Lorenzen has lost 5 of the last 6 games when pitching with five
or six days of rest and he has lost 5 of the last 7 day games. Michael
Lorenzen has lost 6 of the last 9 games when pitching as an underdog of
+100 or higher and he has lost 4 of the last 5 games when pitching in
the 2nd half of the season.
Play Los Angeles Dodgers -220 over Philadelphia—Top Play
David Buchanan has lost 10 of the last 13 day games and he has lost 10
of the last 15 games when pitching in the 2nd half of the season. David
Buchanan has lost 18 of the last 27 games when the total posted is
between 7 and 8.5 runs and he has lost 18 of the last 25 games when
pitching as an underdog of +100 or higher.
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BONUS MLB BASEBALL PLAYS
Play Toronto -175 over Minnesota (MLB Bonus Play)
Play Washington -145 over Arizona (MLB)
THE PARLAY KING – Andy Stone
Selection: Boston Red Sox +136
E-Rod won against the Yankees in Boston, and I think he’ll win this one in New York. Rodriguez had one terrible start against the Angels that has really affected his ERA. When you remove that start Rodriguez has a 2.45 ERA in his last 29 and 1/3 innings. The Red Sox have won five of Rodriguez’s last six starts. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees have struggled with Sabathia on the bump. He has a 6.09 ERA over his last six starts. Sabathia has given up four or more runs in four of those six starts. I think Boston‘s lineup lights up Sabathia. The Red Sox beat the Yankees on Thursday.
Selection: Boston Red Sox +136
E-Rod won against the Yankees in Boston, and I think he’ll win this one in New York. Rodriguez had one terrible start against the Angels that has really affected his ERA. When you remove that start Rodriguez has a 2.45 ERA in his last 29 and 1/3 innings. The Red Sox have won five of Rodriguez’s last six starts. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees have struggled with Sabathia on the bump. He has a 6.09 ERA over his last six starts. Sabathia has given up four or more runs in four of those six starts. I think Boston‘s lineup lights up Sabathia. The Red Sox beat the Yankees on Thursday.
Jeff barone
mlb (-3.89)
st louis -160 cincinnati (1230pm)
PATRICK
MLB (-1.15)
MIAMI/ATLANTA OVER 7.5 -115 (7PM)
WNBA (+.90)
NO Selections today
CFL (+1.00)
EDMONTON -135 BC LIONS (10PM)
JO JO
TENNIS (-1.40) MATCHUPS MUST BE FULLY COMPLETED FOR ACTION
8/6/2015
WTA CITI OPEN @ WASHINGTON DC
Y PUTINTESEVA +135 C MCHALE (TBD) (released on 8/5)
mlb (-3.89)
st louis -160 cincinnati (1230pm)
PATRICK
MLB (-1.15)
MIAMI/ATLANTA OVER 7.5 -115 (7PM)
WNBA (+.90)
NO Selections today
CFL (+1.00)
EDMONTON -135 BC LIONS (10PM)
JO JO
TENNIS (-1.40) MATCHUPS MUST BE FULLY COMPLETED FOR ACTION
8/6/2015
WTA CITI OPEN @ WASHINGTON DC
Y PUTINTESEVA +135 C MCHALE (TBD) (released on 8/5)
I saw the Goodfella post so thought I would just throw this write-up in from Sportswagers.
Sportswagers (CFL record YTD 9-12)
Edmonton @ B.C. LIONS
B.C. LIONS +115 over Edmonton
We often write about under and overreactions when betting on NFL games and so we’re going to apply that same theory here. This line is a classic example of overreactions to both clubs. First, there’s B.C., a team that looked awful last week in a road game in Winnipeg in which they lost 23-13. The week before, the Lions blew a 21-0 lead to the Argonauts and lost 30-27. If you have bet the Lions this season in every game against the spread, you have not cashed a ticket yet. This is a club that has not looked sharp and that has disappointed every one of their backers almost every game. Now the masses will jump off and we’re jumping on.
Then there’s the Edmonton Eskimos. A team that has won four straight, have covered four straight and that has rewarded their backers with some “easy money”. Edmonton’s last two wins were by scores of 30-5 and 32-3. That’s a combined 62-8. Two games prior to that they had a 46-17 win. In recapping, the Eskies have defeated three of their last four opponents by a combined 109-25. Wow. Now you only have to spot a couple of points to back them here in a game they should romp in? Not so fast. You see Edmonton’s last two wins came against Saskatchewan and its brutal third string QB making his first CFL start. The Riders couldn’t move five yards. In Edmonton’s 32-3 win over Winnipeg, that game was 4-3 at the half and then Drew Willy was injured. Edmonton went on to score the next 28 points with Willy out and Brian Brohm in. Brohm threw two picks that directly led to two Edmonton TD’s. It should be noted that despite not being able to move five yards, Winnipeg held a time of possession edge over Edmonton in that 32-3 loss. It’s also worth noting that all of those blowout wins were in Edmonton. The Eskies four wins have come against Ottawa twice, Saskatchewan with its third string QB and Winnipeg with Brian Brohm being forced into duty. Edmonton’s lone loss was in Week 1 when the Argonauts made them look like Saskatchewan. Now for the first time all year, Matt Nichols is going to be forced to put up some points. He’s very unlikely to be sitting with a comfortable lead and there’s a distinct possibility that he’ll be trailing at some point as well. Ya ‘all remember Matt Nichols, no? When Mike Reilly was injured, Edmonton was written off because they had to use Nichols. Four games later after playing in extremely favorable situations, nobody is talking about how bad Nichols is anymore. There are likely going to be some reminders here. This is such a great spot for the Lions to come up big against a team that is still weak at the QB position and that will play its first tough road game of the season.
Our Pick
B.C. LIONS +115 (Risking 2 units - To Win: 2.30)
Sportswagers (CFL record YTD 9-12)
Edmonton @ B.C. LIONS
B.C. LIONS +115 over Edmonton
We often write about under and overreactions when betting on NFL games and so we’re going to apply that same theory here. This line is a classic example of overreactions to both clubs. First, there’s B.C., a team that looked awful last week in a road game in Winnipeg in which they lost 23-13. The week before, the Lions blew a 21-0 lead to the Argonauts and lost 30-27. If you have bet the Lions this season in every game against the spread, you have not cashed a ticket yet. This is a club that has not looked sharp and that has disappointed every one of their backers almost every game. Now the masses will jump off and we’re jumping on.
Then there’s the Edmonton Eskimos. A team that has won four straight, have covered four straight and that has rewarded their backers with some “easy money”. Edmonton’s last two wins were by scores of 30-5 and 32-3. That’s a combined 62-8. Two games prior to that they had a 46-17 win. In recapping, the Eskies have defeated three of their last four opponents by a combined 109-25. Wow. Now you only have to spot a couple of points to back them here in a game they should romp in? Not so fast. You see Edmonton’s last two wins came against Saskatchewan and its brutal third string QB making his first CFL start. The Riders couldn’t move five yards. In Edmonton’s 32-3 win over Winnipeg, that game was 4-3 at the half and then Drew Willy was injured. Edmonton went on to score the next 28 points with Willy out and Brian Brohm in. Brohm threw two picks that directly led to two Edmonton TD’s. It should be noted that despite not being able to move five yards, Winnipeg held a time of possession edge over Edmonton in that 32-3 loss. It’s also worth noting that all of those blowout wins were in Edmonton. The Eskies four wins have come against Ottawa twice, Saskatchewan with its third string QB and Winnipeg with Brian Brohm being forced into duty. Edmonton’s lone loss was in Week 1 when the Argonauts made them look like Saskatchewan. Now for the first time all year, Matt Nichols is going to be forced to put up some points. He’s very unlikely to be sitting with a comfortable lead and there’s a distinct possibility that he’ll be trailing at some point as well. Ya ‘all remember Matt Nichols, no? When Mike Reilly was injured, Edmonton was written off because they had to use Nichols. Four games later after playing in extremely favorable situations, nobody is talking about how bad Nichols is anymore. There are likely going to be some reminders here. This is such a great spot for the Lions to come up big against a team that is still weak at the QB position and that will play its first tough road game of the season.
Our Pick
B.C. LIONS +115 (Risking 2 units - To Win: 2.30)
