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Cleveland v. Minnesota 1:05pm
PICK: Twins ML -105
Chicago v Oakland 3:35pm
PICK: White Sox ML +158 Game best bet of the day #1
Cincinnati v Milwaukee 8:10pm
PICK: Reds ML ev Game
Colorado v. Arizona 9:40pm
PICK: D'Backs ML +155 Game
Texas v. LAA 10:05pm
PICK: Rangers ML ev best bet of the day #2
San Diego v. LA 10:10pm
PICK: Padres ML +120 Game
Cleveland v. Minnesota 1:05pm
PICK: Twins ML -105
Chicago v Oakland 3:35pm
PICK: White Sox ML +158 Game best bet of the day #1
Cincinnati v Milwaukee 8:10pm
PICK: Reds ML ev Game
Colorado v. Arizona 9:40pm
PICK: D'Backs ML +155 Game
Texas v. LAA 10:05pm
PICK: Rangers ML ev best bet of the day #2
San Diego v. LA 10:10pm
PICK: Padres ML +120 Game
HRC PREMIUM MLB ACTION-September 22nd
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[951] Atlanta |8*|+150|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
[963] Colorado |8*|-165|B+0|Network N/A|9:40 pm EST
[966] LA Dodgers |8*|-125|B+0|Network N/A|10:10 pm EST
[969] Chicago |8*|+165|B+0|Network N/A|3:35 pm EST
[973] Tampa Bay |8*|+130|B+0|ESPN|7:05 pm EST
[976] Toronto |8*|-155|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)
Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[951] Atlanta |8*|+150|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
[963] Colorado |8*|-165|B+0|Network N/A|9:40 pm EST
[966] LA Dodgers |8*|-125|B+0|Network N/A|10:10 pm EST
[969] Chicago |8*|+165|B+0|Network N/A|3:35 pm EST
[973] Tampa Bay |8*|+130|B+0|ESPN|7:05 pm EST
[976] Toronto |8*|-155|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST
On Wednesday the free MLB Play is on the New York Yankees. Game 974 at 7:05 eastern. The Yanks qualify in a solid system here tonight. What we want to do is play on home favorites with a total of 10 or higher if they are off a home favored win at -140 or higher, won by 5 or more runs, had 10+ hits with 5 or more men left on base and are playing an opponent off a road dog loss of 5 or more runs, scored 4 or less runs also with 5 or more men left on base. This very technical system has cashed 15 of the last 18 times. New York has stepped it up and sent a message to Tampa Bay. These two are duking it out for the AL. East. The Pitching match up shows no real advantage for either teams as Both Davis and Burnett for New York have similar road to home era numbers. Look for the Yankees to take a 3rd straight from the Rays. For the Bonus Play take the New York Yankees. BOL GC
Wednesday, September 22nd – Baseball – MLB
By eNProv, on September 22, 2010
Posted in: MLB Premium Picks
961 Cincinnati Reds (J Cueto -R) -1.5 (+160) -109 Ov 8 (-110)
962 Milwaukee Brewers (R Wolf -L) +1.5 (-170) -101 Un 8 (+100)
3* Milwaukee Brewers
FREE MLB – Wednesday, September 22nd
By eNProv, on September 22, 2010
Posted in: Free Picks
953 Houston Astros (W Rodriguez -L) -1.5 (+150) -109 Ov 8 (+103)
954 Washington Nationals (J Marquis -R) +1.5 (-160) -101 Un 8 (-113)
FREE PICK – Washington Nationals
By eNProv, on September 22, 2010
Posted in: MLB Premium Picks
961 Cincinnati Reds (J Cueto -R) -1.5 (+160) -109 Ov 8 (-110)
962 Milwaukee Brewers (R Wolf -L) +1.5 (-170) -101 Un 8 (+100)
3* Milwaukee Brewers
FREE MLB – Wednesday, September 22nd
By eNProv, on September 22, 2010
Posted in: Free Picks
953 Houston Astros (W Rodriguez -L) -1.5 (+150) -109 Ov 8 (+103)
954 Washington Nationals (J Marquis -R) +1.5 (-160) -101 Un 8 (-113)
FREE PICK – Washington Nationals
Heres Sean Murphy's GOW 7*
REASON FOR PICK: The White Sox look like a team that's simply going through the motions after being virtually eliminated from playoff contention last week.
They've now dropped eight games in a row, and find themselves in a tough spot on Wednesday. They'll be looking ahead to a day off in the California sunshine on Thursday before opening a weekend series in Anaheim on Friday night.
I mentioned this in my analysis of Monday's play on the A's, and it's worth bringing up again today; entering this series, the White Sox were one of only three teams to own a winning record overall, but a losing record against left-handed starting pitching. That angle is back in play as they face a lefty in Brett Anderson on Wednesday. More on him shortly.
The Oakland A's certainly haven't quit. They've now won three games in a row and 11 of their last 17 overall. They've been fantastic here at home, going 22-10 in their last 32 games at the Coliseum.
The White Sox gave Paul Konerko the night off on Tuesday. He'll be back in the lineup this afternoon, but keep in mind, he hasn't recorded a hit since last Thursday against Minnesota. Meanwhile, Manny Ramirez has essentially been a bust since joining the team. You can see why this is a club that is really struggling to scratch together much offense lately.
Edwin Jackson will get the call for the White Sox on Wednesday. He's been simply awful here in September, going 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA and .333 opponents batting average. That shouldn't come as a big surprise, as he's a career 10-13 pitcher with a 6.17 ERA and .308 opponents average in the month of September.
Jackson did take a no-hitter into the sixth inning in his last start against the Tigers, but imploded from there in an eventual 9-2 loss. He hasn't had good command of his pitches in his last three starts, leaving the ball up with regularity. As a result, he's recorded a 23:42 ground ball to fly ball ratio over that stretch.
The current A's roster is hitting .339 and slugging .429 against Jackson, but that's in only 56 at-bats. We can take away Coco Crisp's 9-for-22 off of him as he's out for the season, that leaves their current roster hitting .294 against him. He certainly hasn't fooled this lineup, recording a weak 7:6 strikeout to walk ratio along the way.
The A's will counter with Brett Anderson. He's been brilliant here in September, going 3-1 with a 1.65 ERA and .226 opponents average in four starts, spanning 27 1/3 innings of work. In Anderson's first two big league seasons, he's gone 4-0 with a 2.28 ERA and .247 opponents average in September.
Unlike Jackson, Anderson has shown excellent command lately, and really for the better part of the season (when he's been healthy). He owns a 162:133 ground ball to fly ball ratio, which should aid him against a White Sox lineup that lives and dies by the long ball at times. Note that Anderson has allowed only six home runs in 92 1/3 innings pitched this season, although he has given one up in three consecutive starts.
The current White Sox roster is hitting .339 and slugging .435 against Anderson, but they have just four extra-base hits off of him 62 at-bats. Ramon Castro is the only Chicago hitter to have taken Anderson deep. The left-hander has recorded a 9:4 strikeout to walk ratio against current Sox hitters.
The White Sox will get some support from bettors on Wednesday, as is often the case when a team is trying to avoid a series sweep. Keep in mind, Chicago has already been swept in a three-game series three times this month. Take Oakland (7*).
REASON FOR PICK: The White Sox look like a team that's simply going through the motions after being virtually eliminated from playoff contention last week.
They've now dropped eight games in a row, and find themselves in a tough spot on Wednesday. They'll be looking ahead to a day off in the California sunshine on Thursday before opening a weekend series in Anaheim on Friday night.
I mentioned this in my analysis of Monday's play on the A's, and it's worth bringing up again today; entering this series, the White Sox were one of only three teams to own a winning record overall, but a losing record against left-handed starting pitching. That angle is back in play as they face a lefty in Brett Anderson on Wednesday. More on him shortly.
The Oakland A's certainly haven't quit. They've now won three games in a row and 11 of their last 17 overall. They've been fantastic here at home, going 22-10 in their last 32 games at the Coliseum.
The White Sox gave Paul Konerko the night off on Tuesday. He'll be back in the lineup this afternoon, but keep in mind, he hasn't recorded a hit since last Thursday against Minnesota. Meanwhile, Manny Ramirez has essentially been a bust since joining the team. You can see why this is a club that is really struggling to scratch together much offense lately.
Edwin Jackson will get the call for the White Sox on Wednesday. He's been simply awful here in September, going 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA and .333 opponents batting average. That shouldn't come as a big surprise, as he's a career 10-13 pitcher with a 6.17 ERA and .308 opponents average in the month of September.
Jackson did take a no-hitter into the sixth inning in his last start against the Tigers, but imploded from there in an eventual 9-2 loss. He hasn't had good command of his pitches in his last three starts, leaving the ball up with regularity. As a result, he's recorded a 23:42 ground ball to fly ball ratio over that stretch.
The current A's roster is hitting .339 and slugging .429 against Jackson, but that's in only 56 at-bats. We can take away Coco Crisp's 9-for-22 off of him as he's out for the season, that leaves their current roster hitting .294 against him. He certainly hasn't fooled this lineup, recording a weak 7:6 strikeout to walk ratio along the way.
The A's will counter with Brett Anderson. He's been brilliant here in September, going 3-1 with a 1.65 ERA and .226 opponents average in four starts, spanning 27 1/3 innings of work. In Anderson's first two big league seasons, he's gone 4-0 with a 2.28 ERA and .247 opponents average in September.
Unlike Jackson, Anderson has shown excellent command lately, and really for the better part of the season (when he's been healthy). He owns a 162:133 ground ball to fly ball ratio, which should aid him against a White Sox lineup that lives and dies by the long ball at times. Note that Anderson has allowed only six home runs in 92 1/3 innings pitched this season, although he has given one up in three consecutive starts.
The current White Sox roster is hitting .339 and slugging .435 against Anderson, but they have just four extra-base hits off of him 62 at-bats. Ramon Castro is the only Chicago hitter to have taken Anderson deep. The left-hander has recorded a 9:4 strikeout to walk ratio against current Sox hitters.
The White Sox will get some support from bettors on Wednesday, as is often the case when a team is trying to avoid a series sweep. Keep in mind, Chicago has already been swept in a three-game series three times this month. Take Oakland (7*).
