Service Plays Wednesday 08/05/09

[Silkwood]

EZWINNERS


***** 5 STAR PARLAY SELECTION *****

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Game #1: Chicago Cubs @ Cincinnati Reds
Sport: MLB
Time: 6:10PM CST
Game #2: Baltimore Orioles @ Detroit Tigers
Sport: MLB
Time: 6:05PM CST
Risk/Win: $500 to win $692

(913) Chicago Cubs -$169 and (922) Detroit Tigers -$201
(Listing Harden, Lehr, Jackson and Guthrie)
(Line from Betjamaica)



***** 5 STAR SELECTION *****

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Game: Atlanta Braves @ San Diego Padres
Sport: MLB
Time: 2:35PM CST
Risk/Win: $675 to win $500

(905) Atlanta Braves -$135
(Listing Hanson and Gaudin)
(Line from Betjamaica)



***** 5 STAR SELECTION *****

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Game: Boston Red Sox @ Tampa Bay Rays
Sport: MLB
Time: 2:35PM CST
Risk/Win: $625 to win $500

(920) Tampa Bay Rays -$125
(Listing Price and Penny)
(Line from Betjamaica)



***** 3 STAR SELECTION *****

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Game: New York Yankees @ Toronto Blue Jays
Sport: MLB
Time: 6:05PM CST
Risk/Win: $300 to win $324

(918) Toronto Blue Jays +$108
(Listing Rzepczynski and Mitre)
(Line from Betjamaica)



***** 2 STAR SELECTION *****

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Game: St. Louis Cardinals @ New York Mets
Sport: MLB
Time: 11:10PM CST
Risk/Win: $266 to win $200

(901) St. Louis Cardinals -$133
(Listing Lohse and Niese)
(Line from Betjamaica)

 

[Yanks]

Power Play Wins

Minnesota Twins -117

Seattle Mariners -114

Los Angeles Dodgers -131

 

[Yanks]

Paul Leiner

25* NYM/StL Over 8.5

 

[cpprcppr]

Wunderdog 2009/08/05

Game: Minnesota at Cleveland (7:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Cleveland +105 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 3.2)

Game: Minnesota at Cleveland (7:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Cleveland +1.5 runs -160 (runline) (risk 3 to win 1.9)

 

[Yanks]

Mr. Rainbow

10* NY Mets

hit 10* last night w/ LA Dodgers

I guess will use this for tracking.

 

[md75]

Prez

Atlanta Braves

 

[Deathknight7]

Chris Jordans 2 picks for today

Chris Jordan Wednesday night sweep ...
300♦ TAMPA BAY RAYS (LIST Price and Penny) - I took the Rays last night; I’m playing them once again in Game 2 of this crucial series with Boston, as there will be plenty to celebrate after last night’s comeback win. Down 2-1 in the eighth, they tie it in and win thanks to Evan Longoria’s 13th-inning bomb.

It was a big win for a number of reasons, as manager Joe Maddon shook up the lineup a bit and the team helped get the Rays closer in the playoff race with the BoSox and Yanks.

Matt Garza was solid yesterday; I’ll take David Price in this one, as he’ll rise to the occasion and bring his absolute best against the Red Sox. As I pointed out in the series opener, there’s no doubt in my mind the Red Sox are already thinking about the Yankees by now. The most hated MLB rivalry will go down in the Bronx this weekend.

Price was sharp last Friday night and earned his first win since the All-Star break, as his velocity and command were seemingly better against the Royals than he was in his previous two starts. I love the way Price has pitched at home this season, as he’s 4-1 with a 2.67 ERA.

He should have the momentum-edge, as the Red Sox are now 4-7 against the Rays this season, and have lost four of five in St. Petersburg, where they have won just twice in their last 15 regular-season games. Tampa has averaged 6.2 runs per game against the Red Sox this season.

I’m betting the runs will come easily tonight against Brad Penny, who hasn’t impressed me one bit over his last 10 starts. Aside from four no-decisions, he’s 2-4, while the BoSox have lost five of his last six starts. Now, while these are the always-competing-for-a-title Red Sox, just look at some of these opponents he’s faced: Athletics (loss), Blue Jays (loss), Royals (no-decision) and Nationals (no-decision).

This is a huge challenge for Penny, and with this one being at Tropicana Field, I’m laying the chalk with Tampa and listing both pitchers in this one.

100♦ CHICAGO CUBS RUN LINE (WITH Harden over whomever the Reds throw tonight.) - After last night’s win, the Cubs have inched ahead of St. Louis in the National League Central with a 14-5 spurt since the All-Star break, the best in the league. On the other hand, the Reds have lost eight straight – all at home – and a total of 14 of 15.

That all being said, it makes it very easy to lay the run line with the Cubbies and Rich Harden tonight, as the right-hander comes in after matching a career-high 11 strikeouts in his last start, against the Marlins. Catch is, Harden took the loss after throwing 99 pitches over five innings and leaving the game with the score knotted. Nevertheless, he’s steadily improved over the course of the season in my opinion and has a chance to turn in a dominating performance tonight against a lethargic offense.

The flyball pitcher, who is 2-0 with a 1.50 ERA in his last four starts, and he is 4-1 with a 2.19 ERA in eight road games this season, knows exactly how to - and when to - mix in his off-speed stuff, most notably an above-grade changeup. Harden shows excellent arm speed and movement with that change-up.

Chicago has won six straight against Cincinnati, and will make it seven in a row with an easy blowout win tonight.




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[fraser411]

lad dominated last night, mets up early 2-0 but niese just got hurt, hes done and way to early, lets see if we can get this win

Hey Nike,


I do not think Mr. Rainbow copy catted the Mets play. The game is far from over, but 5-0 is a really nice start even if Niese is out of the game.

Fraser411(<)<

 

[CHIVO]

This is what timlins says:
Tough call last night on the Phillies as they stunk it up big time at home as they allowed a struggling pitcher beat them. Well no real worries here as even with last night's loss I won 6 of the last 9 & 11 of the 17 days.

 

[Yanks]

Unlocked Sports

Went 1-1 yesterday. 3 plays today including 2 this afternoon.

1) SF vs Houston

Pick: Houston -125 (5 units)

2) SF vs Houston

Pick: Under 9.5 (3 units)

3) LAA vs CWS

Pick: LAA +115 (3 units)

 

[Yanks]

Tim Trushel

Under Pittsburgh

 

[Yanks]

JOHN MORRISON

90-81 Since 5/27

Yesterday 2-0

Wednesday Aug 5:

Minn -120

 

[Yanks]

Benjamin lee Eckstein

Ben lee lost another heavy chalker on Tuesday with the Tiggers -$220/Orioles.

For Wednesday "Mr Chalk" is coming right back with what else the Tiggers -$220/Orioles.

"Mr Chalk" has lost 4 in a row he is 0-2 -$440 for the week and 62-44 -$690 for the MLB season.

 

[mp5070]

Chris Jordan

Wednesday night sweep ...

300♦ TAMPA BAY RAYS (LIST Price and Penny) - I took the Rays last night; I’m playing them once again in Game 2 of this crucial series with Boston, as there will be plenty to celebrate after last night’s comeback win. Down 2-1 in the eighth, they tie it in and win thanks to Evan Longoria’s 13th-inning bomb.

It was a big win for a number of reasons, as manager Joe Maddon shook up the lineup a bit and the team helped get the Rays closer in the playoff race with the BoSox and Yanks.

Matt Garza was solid yesterday; I’ll take David Price in this one, as he’ll rise to the occasion and bring his absolute best against the Red Sox. As I pointed out in the series opener, there’s no doubt in my mind the Red Sox are already thinking about the Yankees by now. The most hated MLB rivalry will go down in the Bronx this weekend.

Price was sharp last Friday night and earned his first win since the All-Star break, as his velocity and command were seemingly better against the Royals than he was in his previous two starts. I love the way Price has pitched at home this season, as he’s 4-1 with a 2.67 ERA.

He should have the momentum-edge, as the Red Sox are now 4-7 against the Rays this season, and have lost four of five in St. Petersburg, where they have won just twice in their last 15 regular-season games. Tampa has averaged 6.2 runs per game against the Red Sox this season.

I’m betting the runs will come easily tonight against Brad Penny, who hasn’t impressed me one bit over his last 10 starts. Aside from four no-decisions, he’s 2-4, while the BoSox have lost five of his last six starts. Now, while these are the always-competing-for-a-title Red Sox, just look at some of these opponents he’s faced: Athletics (loss), Blue Jays (loss), Royals (no-decision) and Nationals (no-decision).

This is a huge challenge for Penny, and with this one being at Tropicana Field, I’m laying the chalk with Tampa and listing both pitchers in this one.



100♦ CHICAGO CUBS RUN LINE (WITH Harden over whomever the Reds throw tonight.) - After last night’s win, the Cubs have inched ahead of St. Louis in the National League Central with a 14-5 spurt since the All-Star break, the best in the league. On the other hand, the Reds have lost eight straight – all at home – and a total of 14 of 15.

That all being said, it makes it very easy to lay the run line with the Cubbies and Rich Harden tonight, as the right-hander comes in after matching a career-high 11 strikeouts in his last start, against the Marlins. Catch is, Harden took the loss after throwing 99 pitches over five innings and leaving the game with the score knotted. Nevertheless, he’s steadily improved over the course of the season in my opinion and has a chance to turn in a dominating performance tonight against a lethargic offense.

The flyball pitcher, who is 2-0 with a 1.50 ERA in his last four starts, and he is 4-1 with a 2.19 ERA in eight road games this season, knows exactly how to - and when to - mix in his off-speed stuff, most notably an above-grade changeup. Harden shows excellent arm speed and movement with that change-up.

Chicago has won six straight against Cincinnati, and will make it seven in a row with an easy blowout win tonight.

 

[Tiznow214]

Big Daddy
12* COL/PHL UNDER 9

VIP Club
Texas -120

paid & confirmed
gl

 

[CaliDreaming]

Ben Burns' AFTERNOON ANNIHILATOR! ***EARLY BEATDOWN***
I'm playing on HOUSTON.

 

[Yanks]

Jack Jones

15* on Seattle Mariners -105

The way the Royals are playing you can't really hope but go against them in just about any situation. Tonight's game stands out because Kansas City starter, Kyle Davie, has had a terrible season, particularly when he pitches at home. In 8 starts at Kauffman Stadium, Davies is 3-4 with a 8.12 ERA and 1.88 WHIP. The Mariners are starting Luke French, who has just 5 starts this season, but who has a 3.76 ERA on the year. The Royals have lost 6 of their last 7, hitting .233 as a team and averaging just 3.3 runs over that stretch. The Mariners have been a little better on offense, hitting .276 as a team and going 4-3 over their last 7 games, but their real edge here should come from their pitching, especially their bullpen, which is head-and-shoulders better than Kansas City's. On the season, the Mariners bullpen has an ERA of 3.83, a record of 21-18, and a save conversion rate of 68%. Those numbers aren't staggering until you compare them to KC's. The Royals pen is 4-11 at home this season with a 5.74 ERA, 1.64 WHIP and just a 50% save success rate, having blown 8 saves in 16 attempts.

 

[Yanks]

TONY BRUNO WINS

20x PHILLIES

 

[Yanks]

Tony Salinas Baseball

Wednesday, August 05, 2009


26* Chicago Cubs {R.Harden} (-180) over Reds {J.Lehr}
7:10 PM -- Great American Ball Park
Mostly clear. Winds blowing out to right field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 80.


24* Whitesox {G.Floyd} (-130) over La Angels {S.O`Sullivan}
8:11 PM -- U.S. Cellular Field


25* Dodgers {J.Schmidt} (-130) over Brewers {B.Looper}
10:10 PM -- Dodger Stadium
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing out to right field at 10-15 m.p.h. Game-time temperature: Around 65.

 

[tgunn11]

Doc's Sports

3-Unit Play Take #913 Chicago Cubs -170 over Cincinnati Reds (7:10p.m.)

3-Unit Play Take #917 New York Yankees -120 over Toronto Blue Jays (7:05p.m.)

3-Unit Play Take #920 Tampa Bay Rays -130 over Boston Red Sox (7:05p.m.)