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Our systems say to go for:
Padres (+112),
Blue Jays (+158),
Astros (+117).
NBA
OVER 198.5 Mavs vs Thunder - Dallas has won ATS the past three games and each of those games have gone OVER. The Mavericks had a closeout game against the Lakers at home when they were up 3-0 and they kicked butt scoring 122 points. The Mavs are a veteran team and they know how to close out games. They should win. Not sure if they will cover the hefty 6.5 point spread but the game should go over as has most of the other games this series
Our systems say to go for:
Padres (+112),
Blue Jays (+158),
Astros (+117).
NBA
OVER 198.5 Mavs vs Thunder - Dallas has won ATS the past three games and each of those games have gone OVER. The Mavericks had a closeout game against the Lakers at home when they were up 3-0 and they kicked butt scoring 122 points. The Mavs are a veteran team and they know how to close out games. They should win. Not sure if they will cover the hefty 6.5 point spread but the game should go over as has most of the other games this series
WUNDERDOG
Game: Boston at Cleveland (12:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Cleveland +160 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 4.8)
Game: Atlanta at Pittsburgh (12:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 8 -125 (risk 2 to win 1.6)
Game: Tampa Bay at Detroit (1:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Detroit -130 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 2.3)
Game: Toronto at New York Yankees (1:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: New York Yankees -160 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 1.9)
Game: Washington at Milwaukee (1:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: Milwaukee -175 (moneyline) (risk 4 to win 2.3)
Game: St. Louis at San Diego (6:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 6.5 -120 (risk 2 to win 1.7)
Game: Cincinnati at Philadelphia (7:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Cincinnati +175 (moneyline) (risk 2 to win 3.5)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 7 -110 (risk 3 to win 2.7)
Game: New York Mets at Chicago Cubs (8:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Chicago Cubs -100 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 3)
Game: Oakland at Los Angeles Angels (10:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 6.5 +105 (risk 3 to win 3.2)
Game: Boston at Cleveland (12:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Cleveland +160 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 4.8)
Game: Atlanta at Pittsburgh (12:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 8 -125 (risk 2 to win 1.6)
Game: Tampa Bay at Detroit (1:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Detroit -130 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 2.3)
Game: Toronto at New York Yankees (1:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: New York Yankees -160 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 1.9)
Game: Washington at Milwaukee (1:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: Milwaukee -175 (moneyline) (risk 4 to win 2.3)
Game: St. Louis at San Diego (6:35 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 6.5 -120 (risk 2 to win 1.7)
Game: Cincinnati at Philadelphia (7:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Cincinnati +175 (moneyline) (risk 2 to win 3.5)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 7 -110 (risk 3 to win 2.7)
Game: New York Mets at Chicago Cubs (8:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Chicago Cubs -100 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 3)
Game: Oakland at Los Angeles Angels (10:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: Game Total UNDER 6.5 +105 (risk 3 to win 3.2)
SPORTS WAGERS
Toronto +158 over N.Y. YANKEES
1:05 PM EST. The Yanks made somewhat of a miracle comeback last night when they rallied for two in the eight and two in the ninth to break our hearts but it’s not going to deter us from playing against them again. The Yanks have been around –165 in both games of this series and should be 0-2. Now they’re the same price with Freddy Garcia on the hill and that’s as ridiculous as the first two games. Garcia’s ERA of 3.12 is a compete farce. His groundball/line-drive/fly-ball profile is about as ugly as it gets and now stands as follows: 32%/26%/42%. Current Hays are batting .321 against Garcia in 81 career AB’s and when he faced them in Toronto back on April 29, he lasted five frames and allowed five runs. Jo-Jo Reyes hasn’t won in 26 straight starts, which is one mark off the major-league record. However, he’s pitched well enough for the Jays to win at least five of his starts. In fact, Reyes has allowed two runs or less in four of his last five starts and in he’s only walked more than one batter in one of his nine starts. He has a 74 BPV** (for explanation of BPV see bottom of these write-ups) while Garcia’s BPV is 34. Lastly, no Yank has ever faced Reyes before and that, too, works in our favor. Play: Toronto +158 (Risking 2 units).
Arizona +124 over COLORADO (1st five innings)
Ian Kennedy's one bad outing in his third start of the year hides just how well he's pitched overall. Aside from that blowup, he hasn't allowed more than three earned runs in any start and that’s an outstanding feat when you consider that he’s pitched six of his 10 starts at home, one in Colorado and one in Cinci. The Snakes have won seven of his 10 starts and overall they’ve won 10 of their last 12 games. Kennedy has 56 K’s in 67 innings while walking just 17. He's a legit 3.50 ERA pitcher and one that could sustain a near-3.00 ERA if he could find a strikeout pitch against RH bats. Jason Hammel has shown pinpoint control and a strong groundball tilt against Rhers but it erodes against lefties. The Rocks have lost his last four starts and Hammel has given up 13 runs over his last 19 innings. Hammel’s room for error is very thin at Coors or anywhere else for that matter. Because this one is based on the starters and the D-Backs pen is shaky, the bet here is the first half of the game. Play: Arizona +124 in the first five innings (Risking 2 units).
MILWAUKEE –1½ +132 over Washington
1:10 PM EST. Jason Marquis is 5-1 and that’s almost the same record as Jon Lester. That’s why W/L records are meaningless. Marquis was sidelined until August after elbow surgery (bone chips) and was vintage upon return. Of course, "vintage" is relative here. If you value mediocre stat consistency, he’s your guy. Marquis has never had exceptional velocity with a low 90's fastball, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he has made himself into a change-up artist throwing the pitch over 20% of the time. Thus far the results have been impressive but here’s the kicker: He came into the season as a pitcher that’s been seen dozens of times by just about everyone. Marquis has used the element of surprise up until now but they’ll be sitting on his pitches now that the element has been exposed. Expect a huge regression in his ERA. Zack Greinke has a 6.43 ERA and that’s ugly indeed. Thing is, he’s been completely unlucky with a 50% strand rate. Greinke’s skills are as good as ever, as he’s struck out 29 in 21 innings while walking just two. The Brewers have won three of Greinke’s four starts and for the first time in his career he’s getting a ton if run support. He’ll now make his fourth start of the year and it’s very likely going to be his sharpest. Play: Milwaukee –1½ +132 (Risking 2 units).
Seattle –103 over MINNESOTA
The M’s have won three of Erik Bedard’s last four starts and over that stretch the lefthander has thrown 27 frames and has allowed just four earned runs. Over his last two starts, Bedard has struck out 18 and walked two. He’s only had one bad outing all season and that came in Cleveland in his second start of the year. Bedard is getting stronger and is regaining the form that saw him dominate from 2006-2009. This year the opposition is hitting just .236 against him. Meanwhile, the opposition is hitting .297 against Brian Duensing. In four starts at Target Field, Duensing has an ERA of 6.00 and that’s with a very favorable strand percentage of 69%. The Twinkies won yesterday to snap another ugly funk but so what. They still have the major’s worst record and they’re tooth and nails to score or beat anyone. Play: Seattle –103 (Risking 2.06 units to win 2).
Toronto +158 over N.Y. YANKEES
1:05 PM EST. The Yanks made somewhat of a miracle comeback last night when they rallied for two in the eight and two in the ninth to break our hearts but it’s not going to deter us from playing against them again. The Yanks have been around –165 in both games of this series and should be 0-2. Now they’re the same price with Freddy Garcia on the hill and that’s as ridiculous as the first two games. Garcia’s ERA of 3.12 is a compete farce. His groundball/line-drive/fly-ball profile is about as ugly as it gets and now stands as follows: 32%/26%/42%. Current Hays are batting .321 against Garcia in 81 career AB’s and when he faced them in Toronto back on April 29, he lasted five frames and allowed five runs. Jo-Jo Reyes hasn’t won in 26 straight starts, which is one mark off the major-league record. However, he’s pitched well enough for the Jays to win at least five of his starts. In fact, Reyes has allowed two runs or less in four of his last five starts and in he’s only walked more than one batter in one of his nine starts. He has a 74 BPV** (for explanation of BPV see bottom of these write-ups) while Garcia’s BPV is 34. Lastly, no Yank has ever faced Reyes before and that, too, works in our favor. Play: Toronto +158 (Risking 2 units).
Arizona +124 over COLORADO (1st five innings)
Ian Kennedy's one bad outing in his third start of the year hides just how well he's pitched overall. Aside from that blowup, he hasn't allowed more than three earned runs in any start and that’s an outstanding feat when you consider that he’s pitched six of his 10 starts at home, one in Colorado and one in Cinci. The Snakes have won seven of his 10 starts and overall they’ve won 10 of their last 12 games. Kennedy has 56 K’s in 67 innings while walking just 17. He's a legit 3.50 ERA pitcher and one that could sustain a near-3.00 ERA if he could find a strikeout pitch against RH bats. Jason Hammel has shown pinpoint control and a strong groundball tilt against Rhers but it erodes against lefties. The Rocks have lost his last four starts and Hammel has given up 13 runs over his last 19 innings. Hammel’s room for error is very thin at Coors or anywhere else for that matter. Because this one is based on the starters and the D-Backs pen is shaky, the bet here is the first half of the game. Play: Arizona +124 in the first five innings (Risking 2 units).
MILWAUKEE –1½ +132 over Washington
1:10 PM EST. Jason Marquis is 5-1 and that’s almost the same record as Jon Lester. That’s why W/L records are meaningless. Marquis was sidelined until August after elbow surgery (bone chips) and was vintage upon return. Of course, "vintage" is relative here. If you value mediocre stat consistency, he’s your guy. Marquis has never had exceptional velocity with a low 90's fastball, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he has made himself into a change-up artist throwing the pitch over 20% of the time. Thus far the results have been impressive but here’s the kicker: He came into the season as a pitcher that’s been seen dozens of times by just about everyone. Marquis has used the element of surprise up until now but they’ll be sitting on his pitches now that the element has been exposed. Expect a huge regression in his ERA. Zack Greinke has a 6.43 ERA and that’s ugly indeed. Thing is, he’s been completely unlucky with a 50% strand rate. Greinke’s skills are as good as ever, as he’s struck out 29 in 21 innings while walking just two. The Brewers have won three of Greinke’s four starts and for the first time in his career he’s getting a ton if run support. He’ll now make his fourth start of the year and it’s very likely going to be his sharpest. Play: Milwaukee –1½ +132 (Risking 2 units).
Seattle –103 over MINNESOTA
The M’s have won three of Erik Bedard’s last four starts and over that stretch the lefthander has thrown 27 frames and has allowed just four earned runs. Over his last two starts, Bedard has struck out 18 and walked two. He’s only had one bad outing all season and that came in Cleveland in his second start of the year. Bedard is getting stronger and is regaining the form that saw him dominate from 2006-2009. This year the opposition is hitting just .236 against him. Meanwhile, the opposition is hitting .297 against Brian Duensing. In four starts at Target Field, Duensing has an ERA of 6.00 and that’s with a very favorable strand percentage of 69%. The Twinkies won yesterday to snap another ugly funk but so what. They still have the major’s worst record and they’re tooth and nails to score or beat anyone. Play: Seattle –103 (Risking 2.06 units to win 2).
GC MLB PLay
Wednesday NL. West Total of the Year with 15-0 Totals System + 18-1 NBA Game 5 Power System + 13-2 Late MLB System leads Solid Triple Pack. Free MLB Power Angle Play Below.
On Wednesday the Free MLB Power Angle Play is on the New York Mets. Game 959 at 8:05 eastern. Bonus Plays on a nice 14-5 run. The Mets were blown out last night here in a 11-1 Rout. Things should be different here as the Mets Have won 2 of 3 when playing off 3 losses and the Cubs are 5-15 off a win, including 0-7 off a win of 4 or more runs. The Cubs are 6-21 as a home dog from +100 to +125, including 1-5 already this season. The Mets go with bright young righty D. Gee tonight. Gee has filled the 5 spot in the rotation better then anyone could have expected as the Mets are 5-0 in his team starts. He has a superb 2.73 ERA as well. Tonight He opposes C. Coleman who has a 6.00 ERA in his 7 starts and has been particularly disappointing here at home allowing 14 earned runs in 13 innings of work. Based on the Angles and Pitching match up we will back the Mets here tonight to get game 2 of the series. On Wednesday I have a Solid Triple pack led by he NL West Total of the Year that has a Never lost 15-0 totals system. I also have an 18-1 NBA Power System and a 13-2 MLB System play in the Late game tonight in MLB. Jump on and Cash Big tonight. MLB Top play Cashed Again last night. For the Bonus Play take the New York Mets. GC
Wednesday NL. West Total of the Year with 15-0 Totals System + 18-1 NBA Game 5 Power System + 13-2 Late MLB System leads Solid Triple Pack. Free MLB Power Angle Play Below.
On Wednesday the Free MLB Power Angle Play is on the New York Mets. Game 959 at 8:05 eastern. Bonus Plays on a nice 14-5 run. The Mets were blown out last night here in a 11-1 Rout. Things should be different here as the Mets Have won 2 of 3 when playing off 3 losses and the Cubs are 5-15 off a win, including 0-7 off a win of 4 or more runs. The Cubs are 6-21 as a home dog from +100 to +125, including 1-5 already this season. The Mets go with bright young righty D. Gee tonight. Gee has filled the 5 spot in the rotation better then anyone could have expected as the Mets are 5-0 in his team starts. He has a superb 2.73 ERA as well. Tonight He opposes C. Coleman who has a 6.00 ERA in his 7 starts and has been particularly disappointing here at home allowing 14 earned runs in 13 innings of work. Based on the Angles and Pitching match up we will back the Mets here tonight to get game 2 of the series. On Wednesday I have a Solid Triple pack led by he NL West Total of the Year that has a Never lost 15-0 totals system. I also have an 18-1 NBA Power System and a 13-2 MLB System play in the Late game tonight in MLB. Jump on and Cash Big tonight. MLB Top play Cashed Again last night. For the Bonus Play take the New York Mets. GC
Jdsabre not questioning your budin pick but i have demarco's play and he is on dallas, Demarco and Budin never pick against each other Do you have the write up ... Here's Demarco's write up
WEDNESDAY
15 Dime play on Dallas as a home favorite agannst Oklahoma City. As I release this selecttion at 11:05 PM Pacific on Tuesday evening, the Mavs are currentcy a solid -6 1/2 point chalk in Vegas and offshore.
No need to buy insurance in this contest as you will see below.
WEDNESDAY
15 Dime play on Dallas as a home favorite agannst Oklahoma City. As I release this selecttion at 11:05 PM Pacific on Tuesday evening, the Mavs are currentcy a solid -6 1/2 point chalk in Vegas and offshore.
No need to buy insurance in this contest as you will see below.
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