<TABLE width=450 border=0><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD width="3%"></TD><TD>Steve Merril</TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD width="2%"></TD><TD width="3%"> </TD><TD></TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD width="2%"></TD><TD width="3%"> </TD><TD>
Detroit Tigers vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Play: Detroit Tigers
Detroit's three town road trip has them going to St. Louis for the beginning of a three-game series with the Cardinals. Going for St. Louis is Justin Verlander who has been nothing short of brilliant for the Tigers. Verlander is 7-2 with a 3.02 ERA this season and has done great work in his last three game going 2-0 with a 1.57 ERA. In the lone game that he didn't win during that span, he still went eight shutout innings at home against the Angels. Verlander defeated the Cardinals in 2007 which was the last time he faced them, going eight strong innings and giving up just two runs and five hits. He'll be facing a Cardinals’ team who has lost four straight at home and is hitting just .228 during interleague play so far this season.
Going for the Cardinals is Adam Wainwright who is 6-4 with a 3.49 ERA this season. Wainwright has been shaky in his last three outings going 1-2 with a 4.50 ERA, giving up a whopping 24 hits in the last 20 innings. Wainwright gave up 11 hits to the Marlins and 10 hits to the Giants.
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I may not post every day, but i do post significant plays when people keep asking for them and they arent being posted. (I have posted Budin, Demarco, and others all from the sports advisors multiple times). Plus, when I am a smaller bettor (as im sure many on the site are), as the most i will tend to put on a game is 100$ generally (not very often), usually around 30-50$ straights and 20$ roundrobin or regular parlays, its hard to dish out 30-50$ for a play if generally i wouldnt make much profit from it anyways. But i also do not grub for plays. I appreciate what everyone does on this forum (everyone has been a great help) not only by posting plays but also by giving advice, and helping me after some significant losing weeks, and I just wanted to say thanks to all those who tend to help other members, regardless of how.
short timer with a sour attitude. sorry you feel that way. Don't let the door...
90% of the paid stuff here we find in a few dozen other forums. no magic. you hold no gold key. and supporting that guy day in day out is poor, no diffeerent then the rest. nice win streaks but some of the nastiest losing streaks known to man kind to fade when when he's down.
just slow night and you have no patience let alone anyone know you much. maybe dial down expectations to reality and show your hand and people will be comfortable with you to cost share.
but otherwise we'll find it.
Steve Merril
Detroit Tigers vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Play: Detroit Tigers
Detroit's three town road trip has them going to St. Louis for the beginning of a three-game series with the Cardinals. Going for St. Louis is Justin Verlander who has been nothing short of brilliant for the Tigers. Verlander is 7-2 with a 3.02 ERA this season and has done great work in his last three game going 2-0 with a 1.57 ERA. In the lone game that he didn't win during that span, he still went eight shutout innings at home against the Angels. Verlander defeated the Cardinals in 2007 which was the last time he faced them, going eight strong innings and giving up just two runs and five hits. He'll be facing a Cardinals’ team who has lost four straight at home and is hitting just .228 during interleague play so far this season.
Going for the Cardinals is Adam Wainwright who is 6-4 with a 3.49 ERA this season. Wainwright has been shaky in his last three outings going 1-2 with a 4.50 ERA, giving up a whopping 24 hits in the last 20 innings. Wainwright gave up 11 hits to the Marlins and 10 hits to the Giants.
Detroit Tigers vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Play: Detroit Tigers
Detroit's three town road trip has them going to St. Louis for the beginning of a three-game series with the Cardinals. Going for St. Louis is Justin Verlander who has been nothing short of brilliant for the Tigers. Verlander is 7-2 with a 3.02 ERA this season and has done great work in his last three game going 2-0 with a 1.57 ERA. In the lone game that he didn't win during that span, he still went eight shutout innings at home against the Angels. Verlander defeated the Cardinals in 2007 which was the last time he faced them, going eight strong innings and giving up just two runs and five hits. He'll be facing a Cardinals’ team who has lost four straight at home and is hitting just .228 during interleague play so far this season.
Going for the Cardinals is Adam Wainwright who is 6-4 with a 3.49 ERA this season. Wainwright has been shaky in his last three outings going 1-2 with a 4.50 ERA, giving up a whopping 24 hits in the last 20 innings. Wainwright gave up 11 hits to the Marlins and 10 hits to the Giants.
