If you have a problem with the way this forum is run go to one of the other dozen out there. This is a service thread not a place to get groups together. I create a seperate thread daily for all to go to to chat and do what they want but of course no one wants to. It's to difficult to open 2 windows, I have 10 open daily and have no issues. Ty.
If you have a problem with the way this forum is run go to one of the other dozen out there. This is a service thread not a place to get groups together. I create a seperate thread daily for all to go to to chat and do what they want but of course no one wants to. It's to difficult to open 2 windows, I have 10 open daily and have no issues. Ty.
Tony Karpinski
New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox
Play: New York Yankees
The Yankees are playing their best baseball of the season right now as everyone in the lineup is hitting. New York is 20-7 in their last 27 games overall and the hottest team in baseball. They are 8-1 in their last 9 road games with a total set of 9.0-10.5 runs.Josh Beckett is just 2-7 in his last 9 home starts against a team with a winning record. New York has lost 6 straight games to Boston, as they were injured earlier in the season when they met. Take the road Yankees as a small underdog play tonight!
New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox
Play: New York Yankees
The Yankees are playing their best baseball of the season right now as everyone in the lineup is hitting. New York is 20-7 in their last 27 games overall and the hottest team in baseball. They are 8-1 in their last 9 road games with a total set of 9.0-10.5 runs.Josh Beckett is just 2-7 in his last 9 home starts against a team with a winning record. New York has lost 6 straight games to Boston, as they were injured earlier in the season when they met. Take the road Yankees as a small underdog play tonight!
ATS’ FREE Baseball Selection for Tuesday, June 9th:
Boston (-135) over NY Yankees
The Matchup:
New York Yankees (34-23) at Boston Red Sox (33-24), 7:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers:
New York - A.J. Burnett (4-2, 4.69) Boston - Josh Beckett (6-2, 4.09)
(ATS Consultants) - First place in the American League East will be on the line this evening at Fenway Park, as the Boston Red Sox welcome the New York Yankees to town for the start of a three-game series.
New York comes into tonight's opener holding a one-game lead on the Red Sox in the division, but has lost all five of its matchups with Boston this season.
Boston will hand the ball to Josh Beckett, who has won his last two starts and previous four decisions, as he tries to follow up a brilliant effort his last time out. Beckett carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning against Detroit on Wednesday, before giving up two hits and three unearned runs in his team's 10-5 win. He also struck out nine batters to improve to 6-2, while lowering his ERA to 4.09.
Over his last three starts Beckett has given up just one earned run in 22 2/3 innings.
Beckett started his impressive run with a win over the Yankees back on May 5 when he allowed three runs and 10 hits in six innings. He is 8-4 in 14 starts against them with a 5.80 ERA.
Boston, which hasn't won six in a row against New York in a single season since a seven-game run in 1974, dropped its second straight series at home after losing two of three to Texas over the weekend, including a 6-3 loss on Sunday. The setback was just Boston's second in the last seven tries.
The Yankees, meanwhile, won for the eighth time in their last 11 games on Monday, as Andy Pettitte pitched six solid innings and New York used the longball to defeat the Tampa Bay Rays, 5-3, in the rubber match of a rain- shortened three-game series at Yankee Stadium.
After setting a major league record by going 18 straight games without an error, the Yankees have committed an error in six straight.
Hoping to keep the Yankees rolling tonight will be righty A.J. Burnett, who has won his last two starts, but was tattooed by the Red Sox earlier in the year. Burnett could not hold an early six-run lead against Boston on April 25 at Fenway, surrendering eight runs and eight hits in five innings. However, he did not factor in the decision of his team's 16-11 setback.
The Red Sox will continue their domination of the Yankees tonight as Beckett will keep the Bronx bombers bats quiet.
Boston (-135) over NY Yankees 6-2!
Boston (-135) over NY Yankees
The Matchup:
New York Yankees (34-23) at Boston Red Sox (33-24), 7:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers:
New York - A.J. Burnett (4-2, 4.69) Boston - Josh Beckett (6-2, 4.09)
(ATS Consultants) - First place in the American League East will be on the line this evening at Fenway Park, as the Boston Red Sox welcome the New York Yankees to town for the start of a three-game series.
New York comes into tonight's opener holding a one-game lead on the Red Sox in the division, but has lost all five of its matchups with Boston this season.
Boston will hand the ball to Josh Beckett, who has won his last two starts and previous four decisions, as he tries to follow up a brilliant effort his last time out. Beckett carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning against Detroit on Wednesday, before giving up two hits and three unearned runs in his team's 10-5 win. He also struck out nine batters to improve to 6-2, while lowering his ERA to 4.09.
Over his last three starts Beckett has given up just one earned run in 22 2/3 innings.
Beckett started his impressive run with a win over the Yankees back on May 5 when he allowed three runs and 10 hits in six innings. He is 8-4 in 14 starts against them with a 5.80 ERA.
Boston, which hasn't won six in a row against New York in a single season since a seven-game run in 1974, dropped its second straight series at home after losing two of three to Texas over the weekend, including a 6-3 loss on Sunday. The setback was just Boston's second in the last seven tries.
The Yankees, meanwhile, won for the eighth time in their last 11 games on Monday, as Andy Pettitte pitched six solid innings and New York used the longball to defeat the Tampa Bay Rays, 5-3, in the rubber match of a rain- shortened three-game series at Yankee Stadium.
After setting a major league record by going 18 straight games without an error, the Yankees have committed an error in six straight.
Hoping to keep the Yankees rolling tonight will be righty A.J. Burnett, who has won his last two starts, but was tattooed by the Red Sox earlier in the year. Burnett could not hold an early six-run lead against Boston on April 25 at Fenway, surrendering eight runs and eight hits in five innings. However, he did not factor in the decision of his team's 16-11 setback.
The Red Sox will continue their domination of the Yankees tonight as Beckett will keep the Bronx bombers bats quiet.
Boston (-135) over NY Yankees 6-2!
Larry Ness Bonus Play
Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox
Play: Chicago White Sox
The Tigers and White Sox split a doubleheaderon Monday, as the teams opened a rare five-game series. Detroit won 5-4 Monday afternoon but then managed just one hit over eight innings against Jose Contreras in a 6-1 loss in the nightcap. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Tigers but it was also the third time in five games in which the Tigers have been held to two or less runs. Detroit has scored only 27 runs (3.38 per) and hit .222 over its last eight games and the team has had all sort of problems winning in US Cellular Field since the beginning of the 2006 season. With yesterday's split, the Tigers are just 10-20 their last 30 games in Chicago. Tonight's pitching matchup hardly favors the Tigers, as Dontrelle Willis takes on Mark Buehrle. Willis won 4-0 at home vs Texas back on May 19 (6.1 IP / 1 hit 0 ERs) and the Tigers were hoping that maybe, he was turning things around. His next start was more than acceptable, allowing seven hits and three ERs over 6.2 innings in a 3-1 loss to the Rockies. However, his last two outings have been awful, as he's allowed 10 hits, seven walks and 12 ERs over just 7.1 innings, for a 14.73 ERA! Making matters worse, Willis has no record and a 12.00 ERA in three lifetime starts against the White Sox, walking 12 in just six innings. Adding insult to injury, in his most recent start vs Chicago (April 11, 2008), he hyperextended his right knee, causing him to miss a month. Mark Buehrle goes for the White Sox. He became a regular part of Chicago's rotation in 2001 and over the next eight seasons went 118-86 with a 3.78 ERA. That's an average of just under 15 wins each year. He's always been a much better home pitcher than road pitcher, as from 2001-08, the White Sox are 95-47 (.669) in his home starts and 60-67 (.472) in his road starts. That home/away dichotomy was much greater last year, as Chicago was 14-3 (2.65 ERA) in his home starts but just 4-14 (5.14 ERA) in his road starts. He was 6-1 with a 2.71 ERA in 10 starts (White Sox were 8-2) prior to his last outing, when he allowed just five hits but four ERs over eight innings of a 7-0 home loss to the A's last Thursday. Still, he's 4-1 with a 2.09 ERA at home this year in seven starts, with the White Sox going 5-2. That makes the White Sox 19-5 (.792) in his home starts since the beginning of 2008, which ain't bad! Take the White Sox and Buehrle over the Tigers and Willis.
Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox
Play: Chicago White Sox
The Tigers and White Sox split a doubleheaderon Monday, as the teams opened a rare five-game series. Detroit won 5-4 Monday afternoon but then managed just one hit over eight innings against Jose Contreras in a 6-1 loss in the nightcap. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Tigers but it was also the third time in five games in which the Tigers have been held to two or less runs. Detroit has scored only 27 runs (3.38 per) and hit .222 over its last eight games and the team has had all sort of problems winning in US Cellular Field since the beginning of the 2006 season. With yesterday's split, the Tigers are just 10-20 their last 30 games in Chicago. Tonight's pitching matchup hardly favors the Tigers, as Dontrelle Willis takes on Mark Buehrle. Willis won 4-0 at home vs Texas back on May 19 (6.1 IP / 1 hit 0 ERs) and the Tigers were hoping that maybe, he was turning things around. His next start was more than acceptable, allowing seven hits and three ERs over 6.2 innings in a 3-1 loss to the Rockies. However, his last two outings have been awful, as he's allowed 10 hits, seven walks and 12 ERs over just 7.1 innings, for a 14.73 ERA! Making matters worse, Willis has no record and a 12.00 ERA in three lifetime starts against the White Sox, walking 12 in just six innings. Adding insult to injury, in his most recent start vs Chicago (April 11, 2008), he hyperextended his right knee, causing him to miss a month. Mark Buehrle goes for the White Sox. He became a regular part of Chicago's rotation in 2001 and over the next eight seasons went 118-86 with a 3.78 ERA. That's an average of just under 15 wins each year. He's always been a much better home pitcher than road pitcher, as from 2001-08, the White Sox are 95-47 (.669) in his home starts and 60-67 (.472) in his road starts. That home/away dichotomy was much greater last year, as Chicago was 14-3 (2.65 ERA) in his home starts but just 4-14 (5.14 ERA) in his road starts. He was 6-1 with a 2.71 ERA in 10 starts (White Sox were 8-2) prior to his last outing, when he allowed just five hits but four ERs over eight innings of a 7-0 home loss to the A's last Thursday. Still, he's 4-1 with a 2.09 ERA at home this year in seven starts, with the White Sox going 5-2. That makes the White Sox 19-5 (.792) in his home starts since the beginning of 2008, which ain't bad! Take the White Sox and Buehrle over the Tigers and Willis.
Sheetplayer & Big Ed
Guess I'm not the only one who pays for picks and they take them down. Tryed to contact you directly so as not to clutter the thread but they wouldn't let me. Anyway I pay very little for the best hockey tout there is but they won't post him. Yeh, Ed, nice forum.:think2:
Guess I'm not the only one who pays for picks and they take them down. Tryed to contact you directly so as not to clutter the thread but they wouldn't let me. Anyway I pay very little for the best hockey tout there is but they won't post him. Yeh, Ed, nice forum.:think2:
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When you form your own sportsbook forum, then you can run it anyway you want. Till then abide by the rules and stop being so ignorant.
And never mess with my man, Can'tPickAWinner. That's the surest way to get banned and maybe not a bad idea.
Don't make me put my uniform on again. I thought we straightened things out.
Forget it...I'm dressed and ready for battle.
When you form your own sportsbook forum, then you can run it anyway you want. Till then abide by the rules and stop being so ignorant.
And never mess with my man, Can'tPickAWinner. That's the surest way to get banned and maybe not a bad idea.
Don't make me put my uniform on again. I thought we straightened things out.
Forget it...I'm dressed and ready for battle.
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F this. No that guy isnt right. Page 1 tells you how this works. If you can't read and comprehend, go to Sylvan Learning and get help. This thread has operated this way successfully for a couple years now, long before you showed up.
And it is not a democracy in here either. Be respectful or be gone.
When you form your own sportsbook forum, then you can run it anyway you want. Till then abide by the rules and stop being so ignorant.
And never mess with my man, Can'tPickAWinner. That's the surest way to get banned and maybe not a bad idea.
Don't make me put my uniform on again. I thought we straightened things out.
Forget it...I'm dressed and ready for battle.
That's made me laugh Chip. Don't F*CK with the man in a uniform aka 'The Rent A Cop'. lol
