BRANDON LANG
MLB MISMATCH
20 DIME San Francisco Giants -110
20 Dime MLB Mismatch #2
San Francisco at Chicago
4 Out of 5 Winning Weeks
Nice start to the week here as we got the 20 Dime winner with the San Francisco Giants.
Now today we have to build on that winner to make sure we head into the football week with a nice head start as we look to have winning week #5 out of the last 6.
Facts are Facts, since I started here back in Mid-April, my Internet plays alone are up over 590 dimes.
Yeah, I'm off a losing week but all we did was basically give back the money I made the week before.
All that being said, I need this week to be a big one and we started it off with a 20 Dime Winner last night. We'll look to make it back to back winners in MLB action this evening.
Again, as for my phone service, there are now 7 spots left in my Millionaire's club and the first release is going to be this weekend. foclaugh
Guys are flying out to Vegas, they are being comped their rooms and they will be slamming a game that I will be personally releasing to them when I meet them. foclaugh
No one, and I mean no one, will be getting this play from me unless they paid the fee for the Millionaire's club.
Whether people like it or not, quite frankly, I don't care. You guys out there can believe whatever you like to believe.
You guys want to believe I make my living selling picks for 34.95 on the Internet, well then, go right ahead and believe it.
Right above on this page is a link for my Interview with Forbes Sports Money. The host on the show mentioned my Millionaire's club. I never said a word.
If it wasn't true, if it wasn't real, I doubt very much it would have been mentioned on a show like that.
All that being said, the people who will truly know whats going on are the people who have paid for my service and those are the people that when this whole thing is said and done, will be able to attest to my performance.
Before we get to that though, I need to take care of business here on the Internet. We started that process last night, let's continue it tonight.
MLB MISMATCH
20 DIME San Francisco Giants -110
20 Dime MLB Mismatch #2
San Francisco at Chicago
4 Out of 5 Winning Weeks
Nice start to the week here as we got the 20 Dime winner with the San Francisco Giants.
Now today we have to build on that winner to make sure we head into the football week with a nice head start as we look to have winning week #5 out of the last 6.
Facts are Facts, since I started here back in Mid-April, my Internet plays alone are up over 590 dimes.
Yeah, I'm off a losing week but all we did was basically give back the money I made the week before.
All that being said, I need this week to be a big one and we started it off with a 20 Dime Winner last night. We'll look to make it back to back winners in MLB action this evening.
Again, as for my phone service, there are now 7 spots left in my Millionaire's club and the first release is going to be this weekend. foclaugh
Guys are flying out to Vegas, they are being comped their rooms and they will be slamming a game that I will be personally releasing to them when I meet them. foclaugh
No one, and I mean no one, will be getting this play from me unless they paid the fee for the Millionaire's club.
Whether people like it or not, quite frankly, I don't care. You guys out there can believe whatever you like to believe.
You guys want to believe I make my living selling picks for 34.95 on the Internet, well then, go right ahead and believe it.
Right above on this page is a link for my Interview with Forbes Sports Money. The host on the show mentioned my Millionaire's club. I never said a word.
If it wasn't true, if it wasn't real, I doubt very much it would have been mentioned on a show like that.
All that being said, the people who will truly know whats going on are the people who have paid for my service and those are the people that when this whole thing is said and done, will be able to attest to my performance.
Before we get to that though, I need to take care of business here on the Internet. We started that process last night, let's continue it tonight.
MR A
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1:10 p.m. est.
New York Mets (74-77) at Florida Marlins (75-75)
(L) Jon Niese (9-9) vs. (R) Alex Sanabia (4-3)
Florida Marlins -130
Oddsmakers line:
Florida as a -130 home favorite over New York with the total listed at 9'over'
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 9:40 p.m. est.
Colorado Rockies (82-68) at Arizona Diamondbacks (60-91)
(R) Ubaldo Jimenez (19-6) vs. (R) Rodrigo Lopez (6-14)
Colorado Rockies -185
Oddsmakers line:
Colorado as a -185 road favorite over Arizona with the total listed at 9'over'
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 1:10 p.m. est.
New York Mets (74-77) at Florida Marlins (75-75)
(L) Jon Niese (9-9) vs. (R) Alex Sanabia (4-3)
Florida Marlins -130
Oddsmakers line:
Florida as a -130 home favorite over New York with the total listed at 9'over'
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 9:40 p.m. est.
Colorado Rockies (82-68) at Arizona Diamondbacks (60-91)
(R) Ubaldo Jimenez (19-6) vs. (R) Rodrigo Lopez (6-14)
Colorado Rockies -185
Oddsmakers line:
Colorado as a -185 road favorite over Arizona with the total listed at 9'over'
GINA
Wednesday, Setember 22, 2010, 8:10 p.m. est.
Cincinnati Reds (86-66) at Milwaukee Brewers (69-81)
(R) Johnny Cueto (12-5) vs. (L) Randy Wolf (12-11)
Cincinnati Reds are just 3-7 in its last 10 road games, but have been very successful against the Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee has lost 14 of the last 17 battles against the Cincinnati Reds and seven of their last eight at Miller Park.
Cincinnati sends right-hander Johnny Cueto to the hill. Cueto is 0-1 with a 2.84 ERA in his last three starts and went 1-0 with a 1.38 ERA in two starts against the Brewers this season, 2-1 with a 3.17 ERA in 7 career starts. Cincinnati is 2-5 in Cueto's last seven starts. Milwaukee counters with Randy Wolf. The lefthander is 2-1 with a 1.14 ERA in his last three starts, 5-2 with a 2.66 ERA in his last 10. Wolf is 9-2 with a 2.78 ERA in 18 career starts against the Reds.
Go with Cincinnati tonight at Miller Park to continue their dominance against Milwaukee and grab its eighth straight victory over the Brewers, fifth in a row in Milwaukee.
Cincinnati Reds -110
Wednesday, Setember 22, 2010, 8:10 p.m. est.
Cincinnati Reds (86-66) at Milwaukee Brewers (69-81)
(R) Johnny Cueto (12-5) vs. (L) Randy Wolf (12-11)
Cincinnati Reds are just 3-7 in its last 10 road games, but have been very successful against the Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee has lost 14 of the last 17 battles against the Cincinnati Reds and seven of their last eight at Miller Park.
Cincinnati sends right-hander Johnny Cueto to the hill. Cueto is 0-1 with a 2.84 ERA in his last three starts and went 1-0 with a 1.38 ERA in two starts against the Brewers this season, 2-1 with a 3.17 ERA in 7 career starts. Cincinnati is 2-5 in Cueto's last seven starts. Milwaukee counters with Randy Wolf. The lefthander is 2-1 with a 1.14 ERA in his last three starts, 5-2 with a 2.66 ERA in his last 10. Wolf is 9-2 with a 2.78 ERA in 18 career starts against the Reds.
Go with Cincinnati tonight at Miller Park to continue their dominance against Milwaukee and grab its eighth straight victory over the Brewers, fifth in a row in Milwaukee.
Cincinnati Reds -110
SR COMPUTER PICKS
Chicago White Sox at Oakland Athletics
(R) Edwin Jackson (3-2) vs. (L) Brett Anderson (6-6)
Oakland Athletics -155
Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks
(R) Ubaldo Jimenez (19-6) vs. (R) Rodrigo Lopez (6-14)
Colorado Rockies -185
Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels
(L) C.J. Wilson (14-7) vs. (R) Dan Haren (3-4)
Texas Rangers -110
Chicago White Sox at Oakland Athletics
(R) Edwin Jackson (3-2) vs. (L) Brett Anderson (6-6)
Oakland Athletics -155
Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks
(R) Ubaldo Jimenez (19-6) vs. (R) Rodrigo Lopez (6-14)
Colorado Rockies -185
Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels
(L) C.J. Wilson (14-7) vs. (R) Dan Haren (3-4)
Texas Rangers -110
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jeff benton wednesday
2-0 yesterday plus 20 dimes plus $273.
Jeff Benton WEDNESDAY'S WINNERS
10 DIME baseball seleation on the HOUSTON ASTROS over the Nationals. This is a pick-em contest across the board, with the Astros as a very slight -110 favorite in some spots. Note that you must list both Houston’s Wandy Rodriguez and Washington’s Jason Marquis as the starting pitichers. If either does not start, this play is VOID.
10 DIME baseball selection on the CINCINNATI REDS over the Brewers. This is also a pick-em contest across the board, with the Reds a very slight -110 favorite in some spots. Note that you must list ONLY Johnny Cueto as Cincinnati’s starting pitcher. If Cueto does not start, this play is VOID.
10 DIME baseball selection on the Padres-Dodgers game UNDER THE TOTAL The polted total in this contest is 7 runs. Starting pitchers are always listed with baseball totals, so both San Diego’s Tim Stauffer and L.A.’s Ted Lilly must start or this play is VOID.
ASTROS (Listing Rodriguez and Marquis)
Two words: Wandy Rodriguez
Two more words: Jason Marquis.
That’s the pitching matchup in this contest. There’s not much more that needs to be said here. Rodriguez has been one of the hottest pitchers in baseball over the past three months, going 8-1 with a 1.93 ERA in his last 16 starts. Rodriguez has pitched at least six innings in each of those 16 games, giving up three earned runs or fewer in 15 of them. Breaking it down further, Rodriguez has given up one or zero earned runs 11 times over this 16-start stretch.
Simply put, Rodriguez has been an absolute beast for the Astros since the end of June. At the same time, Marquis has been absolute mess for the Nationals. He’s lost nine of his 11 starts, giving up 40 earned runs, 62 hits and 22 walks in 46 2/3 innings. Those numbers equate to a 7.71 ERA and a 1.80 WHIP, and oppasing hitters are reaching base at a 41 percent clip against Marquis.
Even worse, Marquis is 0-5 with an 8.86 ERA in five home games. And in his last five starts against the Astros since the start of the 2008 season, Marquis has allowed 23 earned runs in 27 1/3 innings (7.57 ERA). That includes three losses in his last three starts against Houston. At the same time, the Astros are 6-1 in Rodriguez’s seven career starts against the Nationals.
If the pitching mismatch isn’t enough to play Houston, this should be: The Astros are on a 20-9 overall run, and even though they turned a 3-1 eighth-inning lead into an 8-4 loss last night – giving up seven runs in the eighth – Houston is 8-1 in its last nine games following a defeat. Conversely, the Nationals are in slumps of 3-10 overall, 1-6 at home and 18-39 after a victory.
REDS (Listing only Cueto)
Damn right I’m backing the Reds again tonight. And even though I admittedly think more of tonight’s starter for Milwaukee (Randy Wolf) than I did of last night’s (Dave Bush), I also trust Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto (12-5, 3.35 ERA) much more than I do Edinson Volquez, who dominated the Brewers on Tuesday.
Starting pitchers aside, the main reason for this play is the fact the Reds have completely owned the Brewers, winning 13 of the last 14 meetings dating to July 2009, including seven in a row this season. Cumulative score in those seven games: Cincinnati 50, Milwaukee 20. The Reds’ 13-1 run against the Brewers includes seven wins in eight games at Miller Park.
More incredible ongoing trends for the Reds: 46-22 as a favorite, 8-1 as a road favorite, 38-18 against N.L. Central rivals, 10-4 against left-handed starters, 75-29 versus teams with a losing record and 40-14 on the road against losing teams. On the other hand, the Brewers have lost 17 of their last 27 overall.
Back to Cueto: In his last five starts, he’s allowed just eight earined runs in 33 innings (2.18 ERA). And his seven career starts against the Reds have all been quality outings, with the right-hander allowing a total of 14 earned runs in 45 1/3 innings (2.78 ERA).
Padres-Dodgers UNDER (Listing Stauffer and Lilly)
Here are the final scores of the last five Padres-Dodgers contests (all won by San Diego, by the way): 5-0, 4-2, 2-1, 4-0, 6-0. Obviously, the under cashed in all five games. Going back to last September, these divisional foes have faced of 19 times, and 15 of those games have stayed under the total, and 16 of those 19 have featured seven runs or less.
The Dodgers have scored two runs or less in more than half (33) of their 63 games since the All-Star break, and they come into this contest batting just .230 as a team over their last 10 games, including .212 against right-handed pitching (they face righty Tim Stauffer tonight). Meanwhile, San Diego has scored three runs or less in 15 of their last 26 games, and although the Padres pushed acrols six runs in last night’s 6-0 shutout victory, they haven’t scored more than four runs in back-to-back meetings with L.A. since last July.
Stauffer has a 1.99 ERA in 63 1/3 innings (four starts) with San Diego this season, including holding the Dodgers to one run on five hits in 5 2/3 innings. In his last three starts against L.A., Stauffer has surrendered just three earned runs in 16 2/3 innings. All three games stayed low, and in addition to that, San Diego has gone low in 10 of Stauffer’s last 11 starts overall, each of his last five starts on the road and each of his last eight starts against N.L. West teams,
Meanwhile, Dodgers lefty Ted Lilly is 3-1 with a 3.03 ERA in five starts at Dodger Stadium this year, giving up just 19 hits and six walks while striking out 30 in 32 2/3 innings and holding opponents to a .170 batting average. The last two times he’s faced San Diego, Lilly has given up total of one run (a solo homer), six hits and one walk in 13 innings (both games stayed under the total).
2-0 yesterday plus 20 dimes plus $273.
Jeff Benton WEDNESDAY'S WINNERS
10 DIME baseball seleation on the HOUSTON ASTROS over the Nationals. This is a pick-em contest across the board, with the Astros as a very slight -110 favorite in some spots. Note that you must list both Houston’s Wandy Rodriguez and Washington’s Jason Marquis as the starting pitichers. If either does not start, this play is VOID.
10 DIME baseball selection on the CINCINNATI REDS over the Brewers. This is also a pick-em contest across the board, with the Reds a very slight -110 favorite in some spots. Note that you must list ONLY Johnny Cueto as Cincinnati’s starting pitcher. If Cueto does not start, this play is VOID.
10 DIME baseball selection on the Padres-Dodgers game UNDER THE TOTAL The polted total in this contest is 7 runs. Starting pitchers are always listed with baseball totals, so both San Diego’s Tim Stauffer and L.A.’s Ted Lilly must start or this play is VOID.
ASTROS (Listing Rodriguez and Marquis)
Two words: Wandy Rodriguez
Two more words: Jason Marquis.
That’s the pitching matchup in this contest. There’s not much more that needs to be said here. Rodriguez has been one of the hottest pitchers in baseball over the past three months, going 8-1 with a 1.93 ERA in his last 16 starts. Rodriguez has pitched at least six innings in each of those 16 games, giving up three earned runs or fewer in 15 of them. Breaking it down further, Rodriguez has given up one or zero earned runs 11 times over this 16-start stretch.
Simply put, Rodriguez has been an absolute beast for the Astros since the end of June. At the same time, Marquis has been absolute mess for the Nationals. He’s lost nine of his 11 starts, giving up 40 earned runs, 62 hits and 22 walks in 46 2/3 innings. Those numbers equate to a 7.71 ERA and a 1.80 WHIP, and oppasing hitters are reaching base at a 41 percent clip against Marquis.
Even worse, Marquis is 0-5 with an 8.86 ERA in five home games. And in his last five starts against the Astros since the start of the 2008 season, Marquis has allowed 23 earned runs in 27 1/3 innings (7.57 ERA). That includes three losses in his last three starts against Houston. At the same time, the Astros are 6-1 in Rodriguez’s seven career starts against the Nationals.
If the pitching mismatch isn’t enough to play Houston, this should be: The Astros are on a 20-9 overall run, and even though they turned a 3-1 eighth-inning lead into an 8-4 loss last night – giving up seven runs in the eighth – Houston is 8-1 in its last nine games following a defeat. Conversely, the Nationals are in slumps of 3-10 overall, 1-6 at home and 18-39 after a victory.
REDS (Listing only Cueto)
Damn right I’m backing the Reds again tonight. And even though I admittedly think more of tonight’s starter for Milwaukee (Randy Wolf) than I did of last night’s (Dave Bush), I also trust Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto (12-5, 3.35 ERA) much more than I do Edinson Volquez, who dominated the Brewers on Tuesday.
Starting pitchers aside, the main reason for this play is the fact the Reds have completely owned the Brewers, winning 13 of the last 14 meetings dating to July 2009, including seven in a row this season. Cumulative score in those seven games: Cincinnati 50, Milwaukee 20. The Reds’ 13-1 run against the Brewers includes seven wins in eight games at Miller Park.
More incredible ongoing trends for the Reds: 46-22 as a favorite, 8-1 as a road favorite, 38-18 against N.L. Central rivals, 10-4 against left-handed starters, 75-29 versus teams with a losing record and 40-14 on the road against losing teams. On the other hand, the Brewers have lost 17 of their last 27 overall.
Back to Cueto: In his last five starts, he’s allowed just eight earined runs in 33 innings (2.18 ERA). And his seven career starts against the Reds have all been quality outings, with the right-hander allowing a total of 14 earned runs in 45 1/3 innings (2.78 ERA).
Padres-Dodgers UNDER (Listing Stauffer and Lilly)
Here are the final scores of the last five Padres-Dodgers contests (all won by San Diego, by the way): 5-0, 4-2, 2-1, 4-0, 6-0. Obviously, the under cashed in all five games. Going back to last September, these divisional foes have faced of 19 times, and 15 of those games have stayed under the total, and 16 of those 19 have featured seven runs or less.
The Dodgers have scored two runs or less in more than half (33) of their 63 games since the All-Star break, and they come into this contest batting just .230 as a team over their last 10 games, including .212 against right-handed pitching (they face righty Tim Stauffer tonight). Meanwhile, San Diego has scored three runs or less in 15 of their last 26 games, and although the Padres pushed acrols six runs in last night’s 6-0 shutout victory, they haven’t scored more than four runs in back-to-back meetings with L.A. since last July.
Stauffer has a 1.99 ERA in 63 1/3 innings (four starts) with San Diego this season, including holding the Dodgers to one run on five hits in 5 2/3 innings. In his last three starts against L.A., Stauffer has surrendered just three earned runs in 16 2/3 innings. All three games stayed low, and in addition to that, San Diego has gone low in 10 of Stauffer’s last 11 starts overall, each of his last five starts on the road and each of his last eight starts against N.L. West teams,
Meanwhile, Dodgers lefty Ted Lilly is 3-1 with a 3.03 ERA in five starts at Dodger Stadium this year, giving up just 19 hits and six walks while striking out 30 in 32 2/3 innings and holding opponents to a .170 batting average. The last two times he’s faced San Diego, Lilly has given up total of one run (a solo homer), six hits and one walk in 13 innings (both games stayed under the total).
