Craig Davis
Today's Complimentary Selection
Well here it is... I've been talking about it for at least a week and I can't tell you how excited about my biggest baseball play of the entire season. This game won't even be close. I'm honestly not sure I will see another play this season I like as well as I like this one tonight. If ever you've played one of my selections in the last 9 months, this is the one you should play. You know I've dominated on several big plays in the past, so you know what I'm capable of. Tonight, it's time to prove myself again. Don't hesitate --- jump aboard as we get back on the winning track with the biggest play of my baseball career thus far.
Tonight's Bonus Play is on the Boston Red Sox, on the run line, over the Oakland A's.
Did anyone happen to catch those imposters playing in Red Sox uniforms last night, because it sure wasn't Boston. How does the team with the best record in the American League get shut out at the hands of Brett Anderson? Not only were they shut out for nine innings, they were nearly held hitless (2 hits all game). That's simply not going to happen tonight as the Boston bats cannot be kept quiet back-to-back nights; it's just not possible.
Let's also remember that John Smoltz was on the hill last night and he's still trying to figure out what type of pitcher he is. Oakland got to him early and often, but tonight it's going to be a different story with Josh Beckett toeing the rubber. Beckett enters tonight's contest with a 2.87 ERA at home, a 1.11 WHIP and opponents hitting just .204 against him at Fenway.
Oakland's Eveland has faced the Red Sox just twice in his career and his numbers are about as bad as they can get: 6.2 innings pitched, 16 hits, 14 earned runs and just four strikeouts. To put it lightly, Boston has punished Eveland and there's no reason to think that after being shut out last night the Sox won't come out firing on all cylinders tonight.
Play the Red Sox on the run line as your complimentary play.
5? BOSTON (With Beckett) -1 1/2 RUN LINE over OAKLAND (With Eveland) on a 1? to 5 Scale
Today's Complimentary Selection
Well here it is... I've been talking about it for at least a week and I can't tell you how excited about my biggest baseball play of the entire season. This game won't even be close. I'm honestly not sure I will see another play this season I like as well as I like this one tonight. If ever you've played one of my selections in the last 9 months, this is the one you should play. You know I've dominated on several big plays in the past, so you know what I'm capable of. Tonight, it's time to prove myself again. Don't hesitate --- jump aboard as we get back on the winning track with the biggest play of my baseball career thus far.
Tonight's Bonus Play is on the Boston Red Sox, on the run line, over the Oakland A's.
Did anyone happen to catch those imposters playing in Red Sox uniforms last night, because it sure wasn't Boston. How does the team with the best record in the American League get shut out at the hands of Brett Anderson? Not only were they shut out for nine innings, they were nearly held hitless (2 hits all game). That's simply not going to happen tonight as the Boston bats cannot be kept quiet back-to-back nights; it's just not possible.
Let's also remember that John Smoltz was on the hill last night and he's still trying to figure out what type of pitcher he is. Oakland got to him early and often, but tonight it's going to be a different story with Josh Beckett toeing the rubber. Beckett enters tonight's contest with a 2.87 ERA at home, a 1.11 WHIP and opponents hitting just .204 against him at Fenway.
Oakland's Eveland has faced the Red Sox just twice in his career and his numbers are about as bad as they can get: 6.2 innings pitched, 16 hits, 14 earned runs and just four strikeouts. To put it lightly, Boston has punished Eveland and there's no reason to think that after being shut out last night the Sox won't come out firing on all cylinders tonight.
Play the Red Sox on the run line as your complimentary play.
5? BOSTON (With Beckett) -1 1/2 RUN LINE over OAKLAND (With Eveland) on a 1? to 5 Scale