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PHILADELPHIA (HAMELS) EVEN (1)
Arizona (Haren)
Toronto (Rzepczynski)
SEATTLE (WASHBURN) -110 (2)
COLORADO (MARQUIS) -125 (3)
Mets (Pelfrey)
TOTALS
San Diego / Cincinnati UNDER 9
Dodgers / St. Louis UNDER 7 ½
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PHILADELPHIA (HAMELS) EVEN (1)
Arizona (Haren)
Toronto (Rzepczynski)
SEATTLE (WASHBURN) -110 (2)
COLORADO (MARQUIS) -125 (3)
Mets (Pelfrey)
TOTALS
San Diego / Cincinnati UNDER 9
Dodgers / St. Louis UNDER 7 ½
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spartan | MLB Money Line Tue, 07/28/09 - 8:15 PM ';
triple-dime bet 912 STL (-130) Bookmaker.com vs 911 LOS
Analysis: Cardinals first game after the recent road trip was a solid 6-1 victory as predicted by Spartan. Now it is game 2 of this series featu?ring two premiere National league heavyweights sizing up one another for a possible playoff showdown come this fall. This shapes up as a possible pitchers duel with Adam Wainright opposing Chad Billingsley of the Dodgers. I've got to side in this spot with Wainright and the Cardinals as he has been lights out in July posting an impressive 1.57 era for the month. Obviously Billingsley is a very worthy opponent and the Dodgers a true, major player for the NL crown.
spartan | MLB Money Line Tue, 07/28/09 - 8:15 PM ';
triple-dime bet 912 STL (-130) Bookmaker.com vs 911 LOS
Analysis: Cardinals first game after the recent road trip was a solid 6-1 victory as predicted by Spartan. Now it is game 2 of this series featu?ring two premiere National league heavyweights sizing up one another for a possible playoff showdown come this fall. This shapes up as a possible pitchers duel with Adam Wainright opposing Chad Billingsley of the Dodgers. I've got to side in this spot with Wainright and the Cardinals as he has been lights out in July posting an impressive 1.57 era for the month. Obviously Billingsley is a very worthy opponent and the Dodgers a true, major player for the NL crown.
Chris Jordan has 3 plays
Chris Jordan Tuesday's trifecta ...
300♦ RED SOX RUN LINE (WITH Buchholz over Mazzaro) - While ace pitcher Josh Beckett became the American League’s first 12-game winner last night, Boston snapped out of a slump with 14 hits in an 8-3 win over the visiting Athletics in the series-opener. Boston ripped at least one hit in each inning and finished with its highest hit parade since tallying 16 on June 30 in Baltimore. And quite frankly, I am expecting to see a duplicate performance tonight in facing Vin Mazzaro, who is 0-3 in his last three starts, to go along with an 8.76 ERA.
The 22-year-old right-hander, who is 2-7 with a 4.75 ERA, has been ripped in his last two starts specifically, getting tagged for 14 runs and 18 hits over 7-1/3 innings. Since winning his first two big-league starts, Mazzaro has gone a putrid 0-7 with a 6.31 ERA in eight outings - losing his last six. And Oakland, which is 1-9 in its last 10 games in Boston, has lost seven of 10 and 27 of 42 since early June. Putting it bluntly, this is a team that is playing terribly and is in a bad spot this week, in having to face the rugged American League East. This is all Boston once again, as it wins by a bundle.
300♦ RANGERS (Action) - The Rangers lost the first six meetings with the Tigers this season to drop to 3-14 against them over the last three years. Last night Tommy Hunter settled into his start and led Texas to its seventh victory in eight games, and first win over Detroit of the 2009 campaign. What’s important to note is how the home team has dominated this series, and that’s our focus today – the home team in this series. Texas rolls in on additional runs of 5-0 at home, 19-7 at home against southpaw starters and 5-2 when hosting teams with a losing road record.
I’m not listing either pitcher in this one, but it’s important for me to note that Vicente Padilla could have an easy time against a Detroit team that has scored three runs or less in eight of its last 11 games. Texas has won 10 the right-hander’s 16 starts this season. And, Detroit is in on losing streaks of 1-4 against the American League West, 0-4 on the road against right-handed starters and 0-6 on the highway. Home team gets the money today boys, play Texas.
300♦ GIANTS (LIST Zito and Morton) - I am the first to admit, I am not a Barry Zito fan. But I don’t let personal feelings get in the way of my handicapping. And tonight I am a big Zito fan, as he is in revenge for a July 18 loss to the Pirates and right-hander Charlie Morton. Now understand, it’s not as if the southpaw didn’t pitch well, he turned in a quality start, tossing 6-1/3 innings, yielded just two earned runs, scattered six hits and struck out four. The Bucs simply got out in front and the Giants provided no support whatsoever … that was that. And to Zito’s defense, he’s received no runs of support in four of his last eight starts overall.
With this one back in San Francisco, and the Bucs coming in after being stymied by National League All-Star starter Tim Lincecum, who struck out a career-high 15, I’m going to bank on Zito to get revenge. The Pirates are sitting in the cellar of the National League Central and have lost three in a row. They also come in mired in losing ruts of 1-4 as an underdog, 1-5 versus the National League West and 1-6 against southpaw starters. Lay the home chalk.
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Chris Jordan Tuesday's trifecta ...
300♦ RED SOX RUN LINE (WITH Buchholz over Mazzaro) - While ace pitcher Josh Beckett became the American League’s first 12-game winner last night, Boston snapped out of a slump with 14 hits in an 8-3 win over the visiting Athletics in the series-opener. Boston ripped at least one hit in each inning and finished with its highest hit parade since tallying 16 on June 30 in Baltimore. And quite frankly, I am expecting to see a duplicate performance tonight in facing Vin Mazzaro, who is 0-3 in his last three starts, to go along with an 8.76 ERA.
The 22-year-old right-hander, who is 2-7 with a 4.75 ERA, has been ripped in his last two starts specifically, getting tagged for 14 runs and 18 hits over 7-1/3 innings. Since winning his first two big-league starts, Mazzaro has gone a putrid 0-7 with a 6.31 ERA in eight outings - losing his last six. And Oakland, which is 1-9 in its last 10 games in Boston, has lost seven of 10 and 27 of 42 since early June. Putting it bluntly, this is a team that is playing terribly and is in a bad spot this week, in having to face the rugged American League East. This is all Boston once again, as it wins by a bundle.
300♦ RANGERS (Action) - The Rangers lost the first six meetings with the Tigers this season to drop to 3-14 against them over the last three years. Last night Tommy Hunter settled into his start and led Texas to its seventh victory in eight games, and first win over Detroit of the 2009 campaign. What’s important to note is how the home team has dominated this series, and that’s our focus today – the home team in this series. Texas rolls in on additional runs of 5-0 at home, 19-7 at home against southpaw starters and 5-2 when hosting teams with a losing road record.
I’m not listing either pitcher in this one, but it’s important for me to note that Vicente Padilla could have an easy time against a Detroit team that has scored three runs or less in eight of its last 11 games. Texas has won 10 the right-hander’s 16 starts this season. And, Detroit is in on losing streaks of 1-4 against the American League West, 0-4 on the road against right-handed starters and 0-6 on the highway. Home team gets the money today boys, play Texas.
300♦ GIANTS (LIST Zito and Morton) - I am the first to admit, I am not a Barry Zito fan. But I don’t let personal feelings get in the way of my handicapping. And tonight I am a big Zito fan, as he is in revenge for a July 18 loss to the Pirates and right-hander Charlie Morton. Now understand, it’s not as if the southpaw didn’t pitch well, he turned in a quality start, tossing 6-1/3 innings, yielded just two earned runs, scattered six hits and struck out four. The Bucs simply got out in front and the Giants provided no support whatsoever … that was that. And to Zito’s defense, he’s received no runs of support in four of his last eight starts overall.
With this one back in San Francisco, and the Bucs coming in after being stymied by National League All-Star starter Tim Lincecum, who struck out a career-high 15, I’m going to bank on Zito to get revenge. The Pirates are sitting in the cellar of the National League Central and have lost three in a row. They also come in mired in losing ruts of 1-4 as an underdog, 1-5 versus the National League West and 1-6 against southpaw starters. Lay the home chalk.
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Tony Salinas Baseball
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
26*
Cardinals {A.Wainwright} (-115) over Dodgers {C.Billingsley}
8:15 PM -- Busch Stadium
Partly cloudy with a 40-percent chance of rain. Winds blowing out to center field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 80.
25*
Indians {D.Huff} (+210) over La Angels {J.Weaver}
10:05 PM -- Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing out to left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 75.
25*
Bluejays {M.Rzepczynski} (+110) over Mariners {J.Washburn}
10:10 PM -- SAFECO Field
Clear. Winds blowing in from left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 90.
26*
Whitesox {M.Buehrle}/Twins {S.Baker} UNDER 8½ Runs
8:10 PM -- Metrodome
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
26*
Cardinals {A.Wainwright} (-115) over Dodgers {C.Billingsley}
8:15 PM -- Busch Stadium
Partly cloudy with a 40-percent chance of rain. Winds blowing out to center field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 80.
25*
Indians {D.Huff} (+210) over La Angels {J.Weaver}
10:05 PM -- Angel Stadium of Anaheim
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing out to left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 75.
25*
Bluejays {M.Rzepczynski} (+110) over Mariners {J.Washburn}
10:10 PM -- SAFECO Field
Clear. Winds blowing in from left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 90.
26*
Whitesox {M.Buehrle}/Twins {S.Baker} UNDER 8½ Runs
8:10 PM -- Metrodome
Dominic Fazzini
Tuesday's play 10 Dime -- MARINERS (Washburn) over Blue Jays (Rzepczynski)
MARINERS
NOTE: List only Washburn as Seattle's starting pitcher
Jarrod Washburn (8-6, 2.71 ERA) just keeps improving his trade value with every start.
The Mariners left-hander is 5-1 with a 1.81 ERA over his last seven starts, and he’s allowed just two earned runs over 29 2/3 innings in last four outings. He gave up two hits in seven scoreless innings Thursday in a 2-1 win over Detroit.
Blue Jays rookie lefty Marc Rzepczynski (1-2, 2.82) has pitched well in his four major league starts, with quality outings in three of them. His last start was his worst, when he allowed four runs (two earned) on three hits and four walks in 4 1/3 innings Thursday in a 5-4 loss to Cleveland.
Washburn hasn’t fared too well against Toronto in his career, going 4-7 with a 4.23 ERA in 12 starts, but Seattle is 4-1 in his last five outings vs. the Blue Jays.
The Mariners are 21-9 in their last 30 games as a favorite, and the Blue Jays are 1-6 in their last seven games vs. southpaws.
Washburn has been rumored to be moved before the trade deadline, and he’s been pitching like a man who is auditioning for a new job. I think he’ll pass his audition again today. Take the Mariners in this one.
Tuesday's play 10 Dime -- MARINERS (Washburn) over Blue Jays (Rzepczynski)
MARINERS
NOTE: List only Washburn as Seattle's starting pitcher
Jarrod Washburn (8-6, 2.71 ERA) just keeps improving his trade value with every start.
The Mariners left-hander is 5-1 with a 1.81 ERA over his last seven starts, and he’s allowed just two earned runs over 29 2/3 innings in last four outings. He gave up two hits in seven scoreless innings Thursday in a 2-1 win over Detroit.
Blue Jays rookie lefty Marc Rzepczynski (1-2, 2.82) has pitched well in his four major league starts, with quality outings in three of them. His last start was his worst, when he allowed four runs (two earned) on three hits and four walks in 4 1/3 innings Thursday in a 5-4 loss to Cleveland.
Washburn hasn’t fared too well against Toronto in his career, going 4-7 with a 4.23 ERA in 12 starts, but Seattle is 4-1 in his last five outings vs. the Blue Jays.
The Mariners are 21-9 in their last 30 games as a favorite, and the Blue Jays are 1-6 in their last seven games vs. southpaws.
Washburn has been rumored to be moved before the trade deadline, and he’s been pitching like a man who is auditioning for a new job. I think he’ll pass his audition again today. Take the Mariners in this one.
Jeff Benton Tuesday's 15 Dime winner ... 15 DIME: MARINERS (over Blue Jays) ... NOTE: List Rzepczynski (Toronto) and Washburn (Seattle) as the starting pitchers. If either does NOT start, this play is VOID!
Mariners
I’m sure there are more than a few ‘cappers out there going the other way with this play because of the way Seattle has performed so far on its homestand (four straight losses to sub-.500 teams by a combined score of 42-10) and because they believe Mariners lefty Jarrod Washburn is way overdue for an implosion. Obviously, I feel quite differently.
No question Seattle has been dreadful over the last four games, which includes three blowout losses to the pathetic Indians over the weekend followed my Monday’s 11-4 loss to Toronto when the M’s had red-hot ace Felix Hernandez on the mound. But I’m of the belief that this is nothing more than a mini-slump that all teams go through during the course of the season.
After all, prior to beginning this homestand, the Mariners had been on overall runs of 8-3 and 21-11, including going 9-4 at home. Also, this four-game skid is Seattle’s longest since it lost five in a row from May 4-9 (and that five-game slide is the team’s longest negative stretch of the year).
Despite the pitching implosion lately, the Mariners continue to lead the American League with a 3.90 team ERA. And a big reason for that is Washburn. The veteran is 8-6 with a 2.71 ERA, including 5-2 with a 2.42 ERA in 10 starts at home. Most recently, Washburn is 4-0 with a sick 0.61 ERA, giving up just two runs in 29 2/3 innings with a pair of home wins over Baltimore and Texas and two road victories at Cleveland and Detroit.
If you take out a 4-2 loss at the Yankees in which he pitched decently (four runs allowed, including three home runs in the Yankee Stadium bandbox, over seven innings), Washburn has given up seven runs (six earned) in six starts since June 19, pitching a total of 42 2/3 innings, good for a 1.27 ERA. The Mariners are also 5-0 in Washburn’s last five home starts, and even if you throw in a 1-0 home loss to Baltimore on June 1, the lefty has given up seven earned runs in his last six home outings, registering a 1.29 ERA.
Four more points about Washburn: 1) He’s gone at least six innings in 11 consecutive starts and 17 of his 19 outings this year; 2) he led the Mariners to three victories over Toronto last year, giving up four runs in 20 innings (1.80 ERA); 3) he’s still backed by strong bullpen (Seattle’s relievers have a 3.88 ERA on the season); and 4) he’s quite possibly making his last start for the Mariners, as Washburn has been the subject of trade rumors (think he doesn’t want to prove his worth to a playoff contender that’s looking to bolster its pitching staff?).
Finally, despite Monday’s result, the Blue Jays are still just 8-17 in their last 25 games overall, including 3-8 in their last 11 on the road, and they’ve lost six of their last seven games to left-handed starters. Meanwhile, the Mariners have won 21 of their last 29 games as a favorite and five of their last seven at home against Toronto. In fact, the host has won 14 of the last 20 in this rivalry.
This line is waaaaayy to short, guys. Take the value and ride the red-hot Washburn, who will stop Seattle’s losing skid and prevent Toronto from achieving its first three-game winning streak in more than a month.
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Mariners
I’m sure there are more than a few ‘cappers out there going the other way with this play because of the way Seattle has performed so far on its homestand (four straight losses to sub-.500 teams by a combined score of 42-10) and because they believe Mariners lefty Jarrod Washburn is way overdue for an implosion. Obviously, I feel quite differently.
No question Seattle has been dreadful over the last four games, which includes three blowout losses to the pathetic Indians over the weekend followed my Monday’s 11-4 loss to Toronto when the M’s had red-hot ace Felix Hernandez on the mound. But I’m of the belief that this is nothing more than a mini-slump that all teams go through during the course of the season.
After all, prior to beginning this homestand, the Mariners had been on overall runs of 8-3 and 21-11, including going 9-4 at home. Also, this four-game skid is Seattle’s longest since it lost five in a row from May 4-9 (and that five-game slide is the team’s longest negative stretch of the year).
Despite the pitching implosion lately, the Mariners continue to lead the American League with a 3.90 team ERA. And a big reason for that is Washburn. The veteran is 8-6 with a 2.71 ERA, including 5-2 with a 2.42 ERA in 10 starts at home. Most recently, Washburn is 4-0 with a sick 0.61 ERA, giving up just two runs in 29 2/3 innings with a pair of home wins over Baltimore and Texas and two road victories at Cleveland and Detroit.
If you take out a 4-2 loss at the Yankees in which he pitched decently (four runs allowed, including three home runs in the Yankee Stadium bandbox, over seven innings), Washburn has given up seven runs (six earned) in six starts since June 19, pitching a total of 42 2/3 innings, good for a 1.27 ERA. The Mariners are also 5-0 in Washburn’s last five home starts, and even if you throw in a 1-0 home loss to Baltimore on June 1, the lefty has given up seven earned runs in his last six home outings, registering a 1.29 ERA.
Four more points about Washburn: 1) He’s gone at least six innings in 11 consecutive starts and 17 of his 19 outings this year; 2) he led the Mariners to three victories over Toronto last year, giving up four runs in 20 innings (1.80 ERA); 3) he’s still backed by strong bullpen (Seattle’s relievers have a 3.88 ERA on the season); and 4) he’s quite possibly making his last start for the Mariners, as Washburn has been the subject of trade rumors (think he doesn’t want to prove his worth to a playoff contender that’s looking to bolster its pitching staff?).
Finally, despite Monday’s result, the Blue Jays are still just 8-17 in their last 25 games overall, including 3-8 in their last 11 on the road, and they’ve lost six of their last seven games to left-handed starters. Meanwhile, the Mariners have won 21 of their last 29 games as a favorite and five of their last seven at home against Toronto. In fact, the host has won 14 of the last 20 in this rivalry.
This line is waaaaayy to short, guys. Take the value and ride the red-hot Washburn, who will stop Seattle’s losing skid and prevent Toronto from achieving its first three-game winning streak in more than a month.
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Scott Delaney
Tuesday ... 5-Dime Mets (no pitchers specifically, take whomever is going) - Sometimes off-color distractions can be good thing. So with the strange things taking place involving the Mets, I’ll bank on a fourth-straight win by them tonight, while extending their longest winning streak since a four-game run from May 25-29. I know Jason Marquis is toeing the hill, but the Mets have scored 25 runs while hitting .308 with five home runs during the current streak. And besides, there’s nothing wrong with counting on Mike Pelfrey, who is 2-1 with a 3.24 ERA in three starts against Colorado, winning his last two while throwing 13-2/3 scoreless innings. Take the home pup tonight at Citi Field, as the value is with the Mets.
5-Dime Reds Run Line (no pitchers specifically, take whomever is going) - Blowout win here boys, as the Padres rank last in the majors with 363 runs and a .230 batting average. They’ve scored three or fewer runs 14 times in their last 18 games and are a major league-worst 4-20 this month alone. And let’s not forget they lost two of three to the worst team in the majors over the weekend. The Friars rank 15th on the senior circuit in ERA, so there is no balance for that lackluster offense. Cincinnati will have no trouble covering the run line in going against Kevin Correia, who comes in after getting tagged for eight runs and nine hits with three walks against Philadelphia.
5-Dime White Sox (WITH Buehrle and Baker) - I know this has ‘trap’ written all over it, but if I’m going to fall for it with one pitcher in one situation – this is it. Mark Buehrle is pitching out of his mind right now, and is pure value as the road dog against Scott Baker. That’s the key here, is that Baker is a favorite in this clash. This is a revenge game for Buehrle, as the Minnesota righty allowed five runs in 6-1/3 innings yet still beat Buehrle on July 12. He lost his other start of the season versus the White Sox and has a rather high 6.88 ERA in 10 career starts against them. Let’s take Buehrle, who has allowed one run in 16-1/3 innings while winning his last two starts
GOOD LUCK TONIGHT GUYS
Tuesday ... 5-Dime Mets (no pitchers specifically, take whomever is going) - Sometimes off-color distractions can be good thing. So with the strange things taking place involving the Mets, I’ll bank on a fourth-straight win by them tonight, while extending their longest winning streak since a four-game run from May 25-29. I know Jason Marquis is toeing the hill, but the Mets have scored 25 runs while hitting .308 with five home runs during the current streak. And besides, there’s nothing wrong with counting on Mike Pelfrey, who is 2-1 with a 3.24 ERA in three starts against Colorado, winning his last two while throwing 13-2/3 scoreless innings. Take the home pup tonight at Citi Field, as the value is with the Mets.
5-Dime Reds Run Line (no pitchers specifically, take whomever is going) - Blowout win here boys, as the Padres rank last in the majors with 363 runs and a .230 batting average. They’ve scored three or fewer runs 14 times in their last 18 games and are a major league-worst 4-20 this month alone. And let’s not forget they lost two of three to the worst team in the majors over the weekend. The Friars rank 15th on the senior circuit in ERA, so there is no balance for that lackluster offense. Cincinnati will have no trouble covering the run line in going against Kevin Correia, who comes in after getting tagged for eight runs and nine hits with three walks against Philadelphia.
5-Dime White Sox (WITH Buehrle and Baker) - I know this has ‘trap’ written all over it, but if I’m going to fall for it with one pitcher in one situation – this is it. Mark Buehrle is pitching out of his mind right now, and is pure value as the road dog against Scott Baker. That’s the key here, is that Baker is a favorite in this clash. This is a revenge game for Buehrle, as the Minnesota righty allowed five runs in 6-1/3 innings yet still beat Buehrle on July 12. He lost his other start of the season versus the White Sox and has a rather high 6.88 ERA in 10 career starts against them. Let’s take Buehrle, who has allowed one run in 16-1/3 innings while winning his last two starts
GOOD LUCK TONIGHT GUYS
st bernadine sports - 17-1 run!! WOW
any body get this lillefty guys plays he is on a sick 17-1 run
here is his Bonus Play: det/tex under 10
I said in yestrerday's picks analysis that I was going to ride the under train in this series with Det/Tex and I will. These 2 teams are a combined 122-67-6 to the under this year. Detroit has has now gone under their last 7 games and 21 of their L25. They send French to the mound. The young lefty has fit nicely into the rotation. His last 3 starts he has a 2.16 era and all 3 games have gone under.
Texas meanwhile has been under machines themselves. in their L15 games they have seen the under go 13-2. Tonights starts Padilla has been under his L7 starts and 9 of his L10.
Head to head this year the under is on a 5-0-1 run. Finally games that the ump Fletcher has seen the under go 14-4 this year with an average of only 7.25 RPG. As long as the linesmakes want to keep saddling texas with totals in the double digit range, I will keep riding the under.
TIA and good luck tonight!!
any body get this lillefty guys plays he is on a sick 17-1 run
here is his Bonus Play: det/tex under 10
I said in yestrerday's picks analysis that I was going to ride the under train in this series with Det/Tex and I will. These 2 teams are a combined 122-67-6 to the under this year. Detroit has has now gone under their last 7 games and 21 of their L25. They send French to the mound. The young lefty has fit nicely into the rotation. His last 3 starts he has a 2.16 era and all 3 games have gone under.
Texas meanwhile has been under machines themselves. in their L15 games they have seen the under go 13-2. Tonights starts Padilla has been under his L7 starts and 9 of his L10.
Head to head this year the under is on a 5-0-1 run. Finally games that the ump Fletcher has seen the under go 14-4 this year with an average of only 7.25 RPG. As long as the linesmakes want to keep saddling texas with totals in the double digit range, I will keep riding the under.
TIA and good luck tonight!!
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YANKEE PITCHER SABATHIA OWNS TAMPA. HE HAS A LIFETIME MARK OF 7-1 AGAINST THE RAYS. HE WILL GET HIS 11TH WIN OF THE YEAR TONIGHT AGAINST THE TAMPA. HE IS A SOLID 10-6 WITH AN ERA OF 3.67 ON THE YEAR. HIS LAST 20 INNINGS HE IS 2-1 WITH AN ERA OF 3.60. KAZMIR HAS STRUGGLED THIS YEAR. 4-6 WITH AN ERA OF 6.69. HE IS 4-4 AGAINST THE YANKEES AND 1-3 AT HOME THIS YEAR. IN HIS LAST 18 INNINGS HE IS 0-1 WITH AN ERA OF 6.50. HE IS GIVING UP TOO MANY RUNS AND THE YANKEES WILL SHELL HIM TONIGHT. <o></o>
YANKEES -150 FOR A 1000 DIME SELECTION
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