Service Plays Wednesday 6/1/11

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MLB NEWS AND NOTES
Wednesday Tips
By Kevin Rogers



Two months are in the books with several surprise teams leading divisions. Not many people should be shocked that the Phillies, Cardinals, Yankees, and Rangers are all atop their respective divisions, but two of the clubs nobody expected to succeed are the Indians and Diamondbacks. Arizona owned a 15-22 record on May 13, as the D-Backs have rolled off 15 wins in the last 17 games to take over the lead in the NL West. The Wednesday card in the National League is highlighted by Arizona's series finale against a suddenly struggling Florida squad.

Florida Marlins at Arizona Diamondbacks (-160, 9)

The hottest team in April was Cleveland, but fittingly enough as we head towards summer the D-Backs are scorching with their latest run. A young rotation and much-improved bullpen has given up four runs or less in six of the last seven games, while the lineup has plated 43 runs in the past five contests. Arizona tries to stay hot as Florida wraps up a nine-game road trip that is suddenly going backwards after a strong start.

The Marlins swept the Giants to begin the road swing, but lost two of three at Los Angeles, followed by a 15-4 drubbing by the Diamondbacks on Monday. Former D-Backs' righty Javier Vazquez (3-4, 6.02 ERA) is coming off consecutive quality starts for the first time this season. The Marlins fell to the Dodgers on a walk-off single last Friday, but Vazquez allowed three hits in six innings of work in a 3-2 defeat. Florida is 4-2 in Vazquez's six road starts, while cashing the 'over' four times in this span. Vazquez beat the D-Backs as a member of the Yankees last season, 6-5, but gave up four earned runs in five innings.

Daniel Hudson (6-5, 4.12 ERA) has looked good when taking the mound at Chase Field with a 4-2 record, while putting up four straight quality starts at home. The right-hander allowed six runs in six innings at Houston last Friday, but Arizona bailed out Hudson with a massive rally as the D-Backs stunned the Astros, 7-6 to get him off the hook. It seems like it doesn't make a difference which pitcher starts for Arizona at this point, as the D-Backs are 6-1 in Hudson's last seven starts overall.

Milwaukee Brewers at Cincinnati Reds (-108, 8.5)

If Milwaukee subtracted its record against Cincinnati this season, the Brewers look pretty good. However, the Reds are 6-1 through the first two months against the Brewers, including a perfect 4-0 mark at the Great American Ballpark. Ron Roenicke's club isn't taking care of business on the highway with an 8-18 ledger away from Miller Park, but looks to turn things around with its most consistent pitcher taking the hill.

The Crew sends out Shaun Marcum (6-2, 2.80 ERA), who looks to tie teammate Yovani Gallardo with an NL-best seven wins (six other pitchers have won seven games). Marcum's shortest outing came in his Brewers' debut at Cincinnati, allowing four earned runs in 4.2 innings as the Reds picked up a 4-2 victory. The ex-Blue Jays' right-hander has responded well following a non-quality outing with a 3-0 record after squandering a three-run lead in a 5-4 home loss to the Giants last Friday.

Following a demotion to the bullpen and off-the-field troubles, Mike Leake (4-2, 5.10 ERA) returned to the Reds' rotation with a bang this past Friday. The former Arizona State standout scattered seven hits and one earned run in six innings of a 5-1 victory at Atlanta, cashing as a $1.50 underdog. Leake won his first three home starts before getting roughed up by the Astros in early May, two weeks after getting arrested for an alleged shoplifting incident. The 'over' is a perfect 4-0 in Leake's four home starts, while he received a no-decision in Milwaukee's lone win over Cincinnati on April 26 at Miller Park.

San Francisco Giants at Saint Louis Cardinals (+105, 7)

San Francisco is hanging tough behind Arizona in the NL West despite the loss of catcher Buster Posey to a season-ending ankle injury. The Giants are 2-3 since Posey got hurt in a home-plate collision against the Marlins, but San Francisco's starting pitchers has tossed at least seven innings four times in this span. Included is Tim Lincecum's seven-inning effort in San Francisco's comeback win at Milwaukee in his last outing, as the former Cy Young Award winner toes the rubber on Wednesday.

Lincecum (5-4, 2.22 ERA) ranks fourth in the NL in ERA, while compiling quality starts in five of his last six outings. Even though the win-loss record isn't dazzling, the Giants' ace has been provided with two runs or less in four starts. San Francisco is 5-1 in Lincecum's six career starts against St. Louis, including a 3-1 mark at Busch Stadium. The lone loss came last August as he allowed four earned runs in 5.1 innings of a 5-1 setback.

The Cardinals look to maintain their hold on the NL Central lead with Jake Westbrook (5-3, 5.19 ERA) on the mound. Following a shaky start, Westbrook is fresh off three straight victories, while allowing four earned runs in the last 20 innings. In fact, the Redbirds are 6-1 in the right-hander's previous seven outings, including three home wins. Westbrook hasn't seen success against the Giants in two career starts as St. Louis is 0-2 in those games, including a 5-4 defeat at AT&T Park in early April.

 

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HOT LINES

Wednesday's Best MLB Bets

Texas Rangers at Tampa Bay Rays (-155, 7.5)

You knew it was only a matter of time before David Price found his groove. Well, maybe it's time to call off the search committee.

After allowing five runs with nine strikeouts combined over two starts, Price rebounded to blank the powerful Cleveland over seven innings while whiffing a career-high 12 batters. The big lefty gave up just four hits and walked two in a 110-pitch effort.

However, Price has had his problems against Texas with a 0-2 record and a fat 7.45 ERA in four career starts.

“Pitching against Texas has been tough for me throughout my short career. I don’t enjoy not having success against certain teams. It makes it tougher for me, so whenever I get that first one against Texas—hopefully it’ll come on Wednesday—it just makes it a little bit better.”

We took a long look at the under, but it’s about time Price snaps out of this slump against Texas.

PICK: Rays


New York Yankees at Oakland Athletics (-130, 7.5)

One thought jumps to mind when you see the Yanks set as a +110 underdog in a situation like this: A.J. Burnett has to be starting.

Sure enough, the right-handed enigma is climbing the hill Tuesday. The season started off well enough for Burnett as he won his first three starts after a terrible 2010 campaign. But he has just three wins since then as control problems have become an issue again.

Still, there’s hope for a bit of guarded optimism. Burnett has given up just five runs over his last two starts, and has managed to pitch around eight combined walks over those two outings.

Maybe we’re playing with fire here against Gio Gonzalez getting the ball for the A’s, but we’ll take a shot with the Yanks and their offense that’s putting up 5.17 runs per game (best in the show), at this price.

PICK: Yankees

 

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Bruins at Canucks Game 1: What Bettors Need To Know

Boston Bruins at Vancouver Canucks (-194, 5.5)

THE STORY: Rested or rusty? That's the question the Vancouver Canucks face as they prepare for Wednesday's opening game of the Stanley Cup final against the visiting Boston Bruins. Vancouver enjoyed a week off to rest up after polishing off the San Jose Sharks in five games. The Bruins didn't have the same luxury, needing seven games to eliminate Tampa Bay in the Eastern Conference final.

TV: 8 p.m. ET, NBC, CBC, RDS

ABOUT THE CANUCKS: Vancouver punched its ticket to the Stanley Cup final for the first time since 1994 with a dominant performance against a Sharks team that simply ran out of gas. The Canucks will have a full crew available for the final, highlighted by the unbelievable return of forward Manny Malhotra. He suffered a serious eye injury near the end of the regular season and it wasn't immediately known whether he would even be able to retain his vision. Two surgeries, the faceoff specialist has practiced with the team and was cleared by doctors to participate in the Stanley Cup final. He's expected to be in uniform for Game 1.

ABOUT THE BRUINS: Few have the Bruins favored to walk out of the series with their first Stanley Cup since 1972. Boston needed seven games to eliminate the Lightning, and now must face the team that finished atop the NHL standings while leading the league in most goals scored and fewest goals against. Bruins head coach Claude Julien summarized his opponents in brief: "There is a lot of skill, there is a lot of speed." Boston will be led by the scoring exploits of David Krejci and Nathan Horton, who lead the team with 17 points in the postseason. Vezina Trophy candidate Tim Thomas has also enjoyed a solid playoff run.

WHO'S HOT/WHO'S NOT: Defending Hart Trophy winner Henrik Sedin leads the Canucks with 19 assists and 21 points, and has been especially dangerous on the power-play with 10 man-advantage points. Bruins F Michael Ryder has just five goals so far in the postseason, and will need to step up to help Boston counter a relentless Vancouver attack.

SPECIAL TEAMS: Vancouver enjoyed a decided edge in power-play effectiveness, converting on 28.3 percent of its man-advantage opportunities. Boston has scored on just 8.2 percent of its power plays. The teams are more evenly matched on the penalty kill, with the Canucks at 80.6 percent and the Bruins at 79.4.

SEASON SERIES: The teams met just once in the regular season. Milan Lucic scored the game winner with 4:38 remaining and Tim Thomas made 27 saves as the Bruins earned a 3-1 home victory on Feb. 26.

TRENDS:

* Under is 3-0-1 in the last four meetings.
* Bruins are 4-1 in the last five meetings in Vancouver.
* Bruins are 7-3 in the last 10 meetings.

LAST WORD: "We’ve got a lot of talent, a lot of guys who can do different things for us. It doesn’t mean anything if you don’t use it, but we’re definitely eager to get started." - Canucks defenseman Christian Ehrhoff.

 

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ICE PICKS

Wednesday's Best NHL Bet

Boston Bruins at Vancouver Canucks (-194, 5.5)

No Canadian team has won the Stanley Cup since way back in 1993 when the Montreal Canadiens lifted the most prized piece of hardware in sports. The Vancouver Canucks looked like a team that could end that drought right from the beginning of this season and now they are just four wins away.

Vancouver blew away the field in the regular season, finishing with 117 points—12 ahead of Western Conference No. 2 seed San Jose and 10 clear of Washington. Aside from a three-game hiccup against Chicago before winning Game 7 in Round 1, the squad has been pretty dominant in the playoffs.

Perhaps the best news for Canucks’ fans is that their boys have only been getting better and better. They survived Chicago in seven games, took care of Nashville in six, and raced past San Jose in five.

Roberto Luongo may steal a lot of headlines, but a big reason for Vancouver’s surge is an explosive offense. It has produced at least three goals in five straight games and eight of nine. Ryan Kesler and the Sedin twins (Daniel and Henrik) have been almost impossible to stop. Henrik is leading the way with 21 playoff points, Kesler has 18, and Daniel has contributed 16.

“For me, it’s satisfying to help the team win, to do what I’ve done so far,” Kesler told the Boston Globe. “I don’t think satisfying is the right word. I’m happy where we are now, but I’m going to be even happier after this round.”

That is, he’ll be happier if the Canucks take care of business and win the Stanley Cup. They should have a good chance if their power play keeps clicking. Vancouver had the best conversion percentage during the regular season and it has capitalized on 17 of 60 chances during the playoffs (28.3 percent).

Boston, on the other hand, is just five for 61 on power plays in the postseason (8.2 percent). The Bruins will have to improve on that number if they want to find success in Game 1, but they will hard-pressed to do so against an in-form Luongo.

Vancouver has been up-and-down at home of late throughout the playoffs while Boston had been up-and-down on the road. However, the Canucks won all three at home against San Jose and the Bruins dropped their last two at Tampa Bay, giving up a combined 10 goals in those two contests.

PICK: Canucks

 

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Wednesday’s Betting Tips: Big Move In Canucks’ Odds

Who’s Hot

NHL: Boston has won seven of its last 10 meetings with the Canucks.

MLB: The Mets have won 18 of their last 24 meetings with Pittsburgh in the Big Apple.

MLB: Seattle has won 10 of its last 12.

Who’s Not

NHL: The over is 5-15-1 in Vancouver’s last 21 home games.

MLB: Milwaukee is 9-18 on the road this season.

MLB: Texas is just 2-7 in its last nine games on astroturf.

Key Stat

52 – The Boston Bruins have had no trouble scoring at even strength in the playoffs, with 52 of their 58 goals coming when playing all-even. The downside to that is that their power play has converted just five times in 61 chances (just under 10 percent).

Injury That Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

Manny Malhotra, Vancouver Canucks - The Canucks top faceoff man and one of the club’s best penalty killer may not be in the lineup for Game 1 after all. Malhotra suffered a serious eye injury and March and hasn’t played since, but had been practicing with the team for the last while and there was talk he had been cleared to play. Well, maybe not. Malhotra didn’t practice Tuesday and is now doubtful for Game 1 after he wasn’t made available for interviews.

Game Of The Day

Boston Bruins at Vancouver Canucks (-205, 5.5) – Vancouver was originally set around -180 before Canucks bettors weighed in to shift the line to as high as -210 at some books.

Notable Quotable

"Win this tournament again? No, seriously, I am not confident. The thing is you have to be realist, and today I'm not playing well enough to win this tournament. We will see after tomorrow if I am ready to play at this level. I'm going to try. But I won five times already here. I don't have an obligation to win six." Spaniard Rafael Nadal said after advancing to the French Open semifinals against Robin Soderling. Nadal is pegged at -355.

Tips And Notes

The Kansas City Royals are removing Joakim Soria from the closing role at least until he can get his game together. Soria gave up three runs in the ninth inning in Monday’s 10-8 to the Los Angeles Angels and stepped up to take the blame afterward. "I went to his office and told him it's the right time to do it," Soria told reporters. "I don't want to be (the reason for) this losing streak. The team is playing really well, and they need a man who can go after (the other team). Right now, that's not (me)." Rookie Aaron Crow (2-0, 1.33 ERA) will slide into the closing role for the time being.

Despite an ankle injury, a two-set deficit and a match that stretched over two days, Andy Murray came back to earn a berth into the French Open quarterfinals with a win over Victor Troicki. Murray, who looked lost through the first two sets, somehow pulled it together to when the final five games of the fifth set. Murray is set around -830 against Juan Ignacio Chela in the quarterfinals and is currently set around +1200 to win the tournament.

 

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DCI NHL

Season: 398-302 (.569)

Stanley Cup Finals
Game 1, best-of-7
VANCOUVER 3, Boston 2

 

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Free Selection from Arthur Ralph Sports

651 - 492 57 % Run over 3 YEARS

Bonus Play WED Over 8 1/2 Tigers/Twins

 

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Hondo

The Hondo winning streak screeched to a halt at five last night thanks to the shoddy, but predictable, relief work of the Rangers' Arthur Rhodes, who caused the debt to expand to 1,230 vuckoviches.

Today, mark him down for a Marcum play -- 10 units on the Brewers to steal a victory from Leake and the Reds.

 

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Gamblers Data

Bonus Play Wednesday

White Sox +140

 

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Today's NHL Picks

Boston at Vancouver

The Bruins look to open up the series and build on their 4-1 record in their last 5 games in Vancouver. Boston is the pick (+170) according to Dunkel, which has the Bruins favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Boston (+170). Here are all of today's picks.
<table id="table1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="4"><tbody><tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt; width: 564px;" height="17">WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1
Time Posted 8:30 a.m. EST (5/29)</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 95px;">Game 1-2: Boston at Vancouver (8:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Boston 13.155; Vancouver 12.322
Dunkel Line & Total: Boston by 1; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Vancouver (-200); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Boston (+170); Over</td></tr></tbody></table>

 

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Baseball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Rays -155 over Rangers

 

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Canucks + Bruins UNDER 5.5

 

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Soccer Crusher
Play of the Day:

ChivasUSA + VancouverWhitecapsFC UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in Brazil

 

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Sportsbook Investing
Play of the Day:

Rays -155 over Rangers

 

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Today's MLB Picks

Pittsburgh at NY Mets

The Mets look to bounce back from yesterday's 5-1 loss and build on their 5-1 record in their last 6 games after scoring 2 runs or less in the previous game. New York is the pick (-110) according to Dunkel, which has the Mets favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: NY Mets (-110). Here are all of today's picks.
<table cellpadding="4" cellspacing="4" width="538"><tbody><tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1
Time Posted: 7:30 a.m. EST</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 901-902: Philadelphia at Washington (1:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia (Oswalt) 14.297; Washington (Lannan) 14.774
Dunkel Line: Washington by 1/2; 7
Vegas Line: Philadelphia (-160); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Washington (+140); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 903-904: Houston at Chicago Cubs (2:20 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Houston (Myers) 14.455; Cubs (Davis) 14.973
Dunkel Line: Chicago Cubs by 1/2; 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Chicago Cubs (-140); No Run Total
Dunkel Pick: Chicago Cubs (-140); N/A</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 905-906: San Diego at Atlanta (7:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Diego (Richard) 14.869; Atlanta (Hanson) 14.593
Dunkel Line: San Diego by 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Atlanta (-200); 7
Dunkel Pick: San Diego (+170); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 907-908: Pittsburgh at NY Mets (7:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh (Correia) 14.892; NY Mets (Capuano) 15.881
Dunkel Line: NY Mets by 1; 6
Vegas Line: NY Mets (-110); 7
Dunkel Pick: NY Mets (-110); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 909-910: Milwaukee at Cincinnati (7:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Milwaukee (Marcum) 15.067; Cincinnati (Leake) 15.555
Dunkel Line: Cincinnati by 1/2; 7 1/2
Vegas Line: Milwaukee (-115); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Cincinnati (-105); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 911-912: Florida at Arizona (7:40 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Florida (Vazquez) 15.160; Arizona (Hudson) 15.840
Dunkel Line: Arizona by 1/2; 10
Vegas Line: Arizona (-155); 9
Dunkel Pick: Arizona (-155); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 913-914: San Francisco at St. Louis (8:15 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Francisco (Lincecum) 14.913; St. Louis (Westbrook) 14.556
Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 1/2; 6
Vegas Line: San Francisco (-125); 7
Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (-125); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 915-916: Colorado at LA Dodgers (10:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado (Jimenez) 14.692; LA Dodgers (Garland) 14.482
Dunkel Line: Colorado by 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Colorado (-125); 7
Dunkel Pick: Colorado (-125); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 917-918: Texas at Tampa Bay (1:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Texas (Lewis) 14.963; Tampa Bay (Price) 16.191
Dunkel Line: Tampa Bay by 1; 7
Vegas Line: Tampa Bay (-155); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Tampa Bay (-155); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 919-920: Chicago White Sox at Boston (1:35 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: White Sox (Floyd) 15.144; Boston (Wakefield) 16.283
Dunkel Line: Boston by 1; 9 1/2
Vegas Line: Boston (-150); 9
Dunkel Pick: Boston (-150); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 921-922: NY Yankees at Oakland (3:35 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: NY Yankees (Burnett) 17.534; Oakland (Gonzalez) 15.030
Dunkel Line: NY Yankees by 2 1/2; 6 1/2
Vegas Line: Oakland (-125); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: NY Yankees (+105); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 923-924: Baltimore at Seattle (3:40 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Baltimore (Matusz) 15.654; Seattle (Pineda) 14.307
Dunkel Line: Baltimore by 1 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Seattle (-170); 7
Dunkel Pick: Baltimore (+150); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 925-926: LA Angels at Kansas City (4:10 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: LA Angels (Chatwood) 15.575; Kansas City (Paulino) 13.909
Dunkel Line: LA Angels by 1 1/2; 9 1/2
Vegas Line: Kansas City (-110); 9
Dunkel Pick: LA Angels (-110); Over</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 927-928: Minnesota at Detroit (7:05 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota (Baker) 14.807; Detroit (Porcello) 15.898
Dunkel Line: Detroit by 1; 7 1/2
Vegas Line: Detroit (-155); 8
Dunkel Pick: Detroit (-155); Under</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="height: 12.75pt;" width="522" height="17">Game 929-930: Cleveland at Toronto (7:07 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Cleveland (Tomlin) 15.155; Toronto (Drabek) 15.632
Dunkel Line: Toronto by 1/2; 9
Vegas Line: Toronto (-125); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Toronto (-125); Over</td></tr></tbody></table>

 

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Matt Rivers
Wednesday's Selection ...
Your winner here is: 200,000♦ on the Milwaukee Brewers with Marcum as the road favorite against the Cincinnati Reds with Leake.

 

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Astros
Yankees
Tigers(RL)

 

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JOE WIZ DAILY FREE PICK

Over 8 runs bet. Minnesota and Detroit

 

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with the Heat (-4-1/2) Tuesday night.

Wednesday it's the Angels. The deficit is 2200 sirignanos.