Tuesday 07/21/09 service plays chatter/comps/requests & gm strategy...

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Tuesday 07/21/09 service plays chatter/comps/requests & gm strategy...

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FYI, let's limit the comps to the first 2 pages, I need this thread to be utilized for chatter and what games members would like to pick up or split. Service thread getting way to much chatter. Ty.

 

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Hot Lines: Today's best MLB bets

Cleveland Indians at Toronto Blue Jays (+110, 8.5)

The Indians have the worst team ERA in the majors at 5.32. You can’t blame their staff ace Cliff Lee for failing to do his part.

The 2008 American League Cy Young Award winner has a tough-luck record of 5-9; when you look at his 3.31 ERA, it’s clear to see the cause of his misfortune – inadequate run support.

Lee has yielded four or fewer runs in nine of his last 10 starts, yet he has just a 2-3 record with two no-decisions to show for his efforts in that span. In his one start against the Blue Jays this season, Lee put up a respectable outing but lost a 5-4 decision to Roy Halladay and Toronto.

Lee’s opponent Tuesday, Toronto’s Brett Cecil (3-1, 5.40 ERA) has benefited from the type of support Lee has failed to receive. He has give up five or more earned runs in three of his past five starts but has just one loss to show for it, notching a win against Baltimore and no decisions in his other three starts.

Pick: Indians


Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies (-135, 9)

The red-hot Phillies won 12 of their past 13 games heading into this home stand against the inconsistent Cubs. They have quietly started to pull away from the rest of the National League East, and you can bet the 2008 World Series champions are aware that the rest of the NL East is on the proverbial ropes.

A few more wins and the Phillies might take the division by knockout. The Cubs come to Philadelphia off a four-game sweep of the hapless Washington Nationals, but there’s a good chance their momentum could stall in this road trip against perhaps the hottest team in baseball.

There appears to be value in backing Phillies starter Joe Blanton (6-4, 4.44 ERA), last year’s late-season acquisition who has yielded four earned runs or fewer in nine of his last 10 starts to post a record of 5-1 with four no decisions in that span. Chicago’s injury-prone and erratic Rich Harden (6-6, 5.06) has slumped to a 2-5 mark with one no-decision in his past eight starts.

Harden has given up four or more runs four times in this span, which might be an ominous sign against a surging Phillies lineup that has scored five or more runs in six of its past 10 wins.

Pick: Phillies

 

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Streaking and Slumping Pitchers

Streaking

Wandy Rodriguez (Houston Astros)

The left-hander has been unbeatable for a month and untouchable over his last three starts as he learns to pitch to his strengths from game to game.

The Astros have won the last five games started by Rodriguez, who is 4-0 with a 1.54 ERA during that span to move among the National League leaders in ERA.

Over his last three outings, Rodriguez is 3-0 with an 0.41 ERA, allowing 17 hits and five walks while striking out 22. Two of those came against Manny Ramirez in his last outing.

"I used a lot more breaking balls because I saw a couple of hitters couldn't hit my breaking ball," Rodriguez told the team's web site.

Rodriguez has pitched 17 consecutive scoreless innings.

Josh Beckett (Boston Red Sox)

The righthander appears to be making a Cy Young Award push.

The Red Sox are 8-1 in Beckett's last nine starts, all as a favorite. In his last outing, Beckett had a price of -300 and kept his brave backers very much at ease as he overpowered Kansas City with a three-hit shutout. Boston is 3-0 when the price on Beckett is -200 or more.

The win over Kansas City marked the sixth time in his last 10 outings that Beckett has not allowed an earned run. Although he has been roughed up a bit twice in that stretch - both on the road - Beckett has lasted at least six innings every time out, with two complete games.

Beckett will be on nine days rest.


Returning

Sergio Mitre (New York Yankees)

It has been a long trip back to the mound for Mitre, who hasn't pitched in the major leagues since September 2007.

A 28-year-old righthander, Mitre has undergone Tommy John surgery, served a 50-game suspension after a positive test for a banned substance and done a stint in the minors. He went 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA for Class-A Tampa and 3-1 with a 2.40 ERA for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, making nine total starts.

Mitre is 10-23 with a 5.36 ERA in 78 career games, including 52 starts. He could be in the rotation for a while. He is a fill-in for Chien-Ming Wang, who is on the DL with shoulder woes and felt pain playing catch Monday.


Slumping

Bruce Chen (Kansas City Royals)

Kansas City's next win with Chen as starter will be its first. The lefthander came back in late June after missing all of last season with an injury and has regressed since his return.

In four starts, Chen has pitched progressively fewer innings while his location has gotten worse and he has become more prone to giving up the long ball. His pitches per inning have more than doubled.

Chen had a one-inning relief stint in his last outing but hasn't started since July 12.

Rich Hill (Baltimore Orioles)

Hill has been off his game for nearly a month. Over his last four starts, he has allowed 30 hits and nine walks in 19 innings for an astronomical WHIP of 2.05. Hill lost only one of those starts, primarily because Baltimore's bats provided 24 runs of support.

In fact, Hill has been bailed out all season. He has five no-decisions in which he has allowed at least as many earned runs as innings pitched.

The lefthander lost a start over the All-Star break and pitched in relief in his last outing. He was no better in that role, giving up two runs while getting just one out.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Lady Luck: Today's WNBA best bet

Indiana Fever at Washington Mystics (-1.5, 143.5)

If the Indiana Fever are looking for a little motivation, they won't have to search very hard.

In addition to having a franchise-record 11-game winning streak snapped in their last game, the first-place Fever may be feeling a bit snubbed by the announcement Monday of the All-Star reserves.

The Fever already had Tamika Catchings and Katie Douglas named as starters and Lin Dunn serving as coach. But none of their players were chosen as reserves, even though the Fever (11-3) have the best record in the WNBA and legitimate candidates in Tammy Sutton-Brown and Ebony Hoffman, both of whom average better than 10 points and five rebounds per game.

By comparison, the Chicago Sky are just 8-8 but have three All-Stars. The Atlanta Dream are 7-10 but have as many All-Stars as the Fever.

Expect Indiana take its frustrations out Tuesday night and improve on its recent, 6-1 record against Washington.

Pick: Indiana +1.5

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

MLB WRITE-UP

Tuesday, July 21

Hot Pitchers
-- Lowe is 1-0, 3.00 in his last couple starts. Sadowski is 2-1, 1.50 in three major league starts.
-- Harden is 2-0, 1.38 in his last two road starts. Blanton is 2-0, 1.69 in his last three outings.
-- Rodriguez is 4-0, 1.54 in his last five starts.
-- Cook is 6-0, 2.73 in his last eight starts.
-- Volstad is 1-0, 1.20 in his last two road starts.
-- Wolf has a 2.96 RA in his last four starts.

-- Lee has a 2.86 RA in his last three starts.
-- Angels are 4-0 in O'Sullivan starts (2-0, 3.80). Santana has 2.89 RA in his four road starts this season.
-- Tampa Bay won last six Niemann starts (4-0, 2.61).
-- Beckett is 4-0, 1.63 in his last five starts. Hunter has 2.35 RA in his four starts this season.

Cold Pitchers
-- Mets are 0-4 in Perez road starts (0-1, 9.87). Lannan has 5.23 RA in his last five starts.
-- Looper has a 6.18 RA in his last eight starts. Vazquez is 0-3, 8.10 in his last three starts.
-- Wellemeyer is 2-3, 6.70 in his last eight starts.
-- Scherzer is 0-2, 7.79 in his last three starts.
-- Gaudin is 0-2, 5.94 in his last three starts.
-- Bailey is 0-1, 5.30 in his last three starts.

-- Porcello is 0-2, 8.78 in his last three starts. Olson is 1-2, 6.05 in his last four starts.
-- Hill is 0-1, 10.89 in his last four starts.
-- Cecil has an 8.51 RA in his last five starts.
-- Ponson is 1-4, 5.91 in six starts this season. Chen is 0-4, 7.32 in his four starts this season.
-- Richard is 1-2, 12.18 in his last five starts.
-- Swarzak is 1-3, 5.76 in his last five starts. Braden is 1-2, 5.71 in his last three home starts.

Hot Teams
-- Cubs won six of their last eight games. Phillies won 13 of last 14.
-- Braves won eight of their last nine home games.
-- Astros won nine of their last thirteen games. Cardinals are 5-2 in the second game of road series if they lost the opener.
-- Rockies are 31-10 in their last 41 games.
-- Dodgers won 10 of their last 15 games.

-- Mariners won five of their last six games.
-- Bronx Bombers won nine of last eleven home games.
-- Blue Jays won three of their last four home games.
-- Rangers won six of their last eight home games.
-- White Sox won nine of their last twelve home games. Rays won seven of their last ten games.
-- Angels won ten of their last fourteen games.
-- Twins won seven of their last eleven road games.

Cold Teams
-- Nationals lost 12 of their last 13 games.
-- Pirates lost nine of their last 13 games. Brewers lost 11 of last 16.
-- Giants lost five of their last six road games.
-- Reds lost nine of their last 13 games.
-- Mets lost ten of their last fourteen road games.
-- Diamondbacks lost four of their last five games.
-- Padres lost 14 of their last 17 games. Marlins lost three of their last four games, scoring eight runs.

-- Tigers lost four of their last five games.
-- Red Sox lost their last three games, 6-2/3-1/6-3.
-- Orioles lost ten of their last fourteen road games.
-- Indians lost nine of their last twelve road games.
-- Royals lost 12 of their last 15 home games.
-- Oakland lost nine of its last thirteen home games.

Totals
-- Five of last seven Washington home games stayed under the total.
-- Ten of last twelve games at PNC Park stayed under the total.
-- Ten of last fifteen Philly games stayed under the total.
-- Under is 9-4-1 in Atlanta's last fourteen games.
-- Five of last six Houston games stayed under the total.
-- 11 of last 13 Arizona road games stayed under the total.
-- Six of last nine games at Petco Park went over the total.
-- Nine of last twelve games at Dodger Stadium stayed under the total.

-- Six of last seven Detroit games stayed under the total.
-- Bronx won their last three games, all by 2-1 scores.
-- Under is 5-1-1 in last seven Cleveland games.
-- Nine of last eleven Boston games stayed under the total.
-- Seven of last ten White Sox games went over the total.
-- Under is 7-2-1 in Royals' last ten home games.
-- Nine of last ten Minnesota road games stayed under the total.

Umpires
-- NY-Wsh-- Over is 3-1-1 in last five Eddings games.
-- Mil-Pitt-- Three of last four Fairchild games went over the total.
-- Chi-Phil-- Five of last six Holbrook games stayed under the total.
-- SF-Atl-- Eight of last ten Wegner games stayed under the total.
-- StL-Hst-- Five of last six Davidson games stayed under the total.
--Az-Colo-- Favorite won Darling's last seven games behind the plate.
-- Fla-SD-- Six of last nine Meals games went over the total.
-- Cin-LA-- Underdog won seven of last ten Randazzo games.

-- Balt-NY-- Five of last six Wolf games went over the total.
-- Bos-Tex-- Seven of last nine Marsh games went over the total.
-- TB-Chi-- Five of last six Meriwether games stayed under the total.
-- Min-A's-- Five of last seven Barry games stayed under the total.

 

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Craig Trapp

MLB | Jul 21
Cincinnati Reds vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers
-1½+105 at BOOKM > 15h.

LAD -1.5 (+105): The Dodgers are coming off a pounding of the Reds in Monday's game. All the big hitters got in the pounding of the Red's pitchers. Today the Reds send out Homer Bailey who has been so up and down this year. His major problem has been control problems as he is almost averaging a walk per inning. Not good news verse a very professional lineup in the Dodgers. The Dodgers will be licking there chops as they pound all over the Reds and there bullpen. On the other side LAD turn to Randy Wolf who is not dominating but is consistent. Count him in for 6 innings and only 2 runs. The Reds lineup has struggled all year and on the west coast road trips they are even worse. LAD in a romp here. SCORE LAD 9 - CIN 3

 

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Jim Feist

(979) MINNESOTA TWINS
(980) OAKLAND ATHLETICS
Take "Under"

Oakland is a great park for pitchers, a large outfield and plenty of foul territory behind home plate. It's tough to score runs here and a pair of hot pitchers are on the hill. Minnesota Anthony Swarzak throws strikes, like all these Twins' hurlers, and will benefit from this park, plus going against this bad offensive team (the A's are 25th in runs scored). Oakland lefty Dallas Braden (3.45 ERA) is also throwing well. Don't look for many runs, play the Twins/A's under the total.

 

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Dave Cokin

(977) LOS ANGELES ANGELS
(978) KANSAS CITY ROYALS
Take "(977) LOS ANGELES ANGELS"

The Angels and Royals will play two tonight, and I see the road team having a very good shot to score the sweep. The Halos continue to roll, the Royals have lost six in a row, and the Angels offense should flourish against the serves of Sidney Ponson and Bruce Chen. I'll give the Angels the nod in both games.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Tuesday's Tips
By Kevin Rogers


As July winds down, the Wild Card races continue to heat up. A full card of night baseball dominates the sports landscape on Tuesday, including a handful of interdivision matchups. The showdown that takes center stage features a pair of reigning NL division champions in the City of Brotherly Love.

Cubs at Phillies (7:05 PM EST)

Two of the hottest teams in baseball hook up in Philadelphia, as the Cubs and Phillies continue their three-game series at Citizens Bank Park. Lou Piniella's team is slowly returning from the dead, winning six of eight games, despite Monday's 10-1 loss. It does help that the Cubs are getting healthier, as third baseman Aramis Ramirez has been back in the lineup since July 6. Ramirez's numbers aren't great since his return (.229 BA, 1 HR), but the timing is good for him to get back in the swing of things at this point of the season.

The Phillies were disappointing at home for the majority of the first half, but captured nine of ten at Citizens Bank prior to the All-Star Break, including a handful of walk-off wins. Philadelphia solidified their hold on the NL East lead with a three-game sweep at Florida over the weekend. The Phillies have hit the 'under' in nine of their last 15 games, including ten games in which Philadelphia held its opponent to two or less runs.

Since the end of May, Joe Blanton has delivered seven of nine quality starts, while winning his last two outings. The Phillies righty has allowed 19 home runs this season, with 12 of those long balls coming at home (the Cubs knocked out six homers in their four-game sweep of Washington over the weekend). In nine home starts, Blanton has drilled the 'under' six times, while hitting the 'under' in his last three overall.

Blanton's former teammate in Oakland, Rich Harden, takes the mound for the Cubbies tonight. Harden has struggled to find consistency this season, going 6-6, with an ERA of 5.06. Amazingly, the Chicago flamethrower has peaked on the road, owning a 4-1 mark away from the Friendly Confines. Harden's last two road victories have had impressive lines (13 IP, 1 ER), but the righty beat a pair of last-place teams, the Pirates and Nationals.

Las Vegas Sports Consultants has installed the Phillies as a $1.25 home favorite, with the total set at 9.

Giants at Braves (7:05 PM EST)

A solid pitching matchup takes place at Turner Field, as veteran Derek Lowe opposes rookie Ryan Sadowski. Atlanta is right in the thick of the NL Wild Card race, sitting 3 ½ games behind San Francisco after the Braves blew out the Giants, 11-3 on Monday night.

Lowe has endured plenty of ups and downs in his first season with the Braves, as Atlanta won seven of his first ten starts. The Braves then lost six of his next eight trips to the mound, but Lowe has won his last two starts against the Rockies and Mets. After a nice string of 'overs' to begin the season, the 'under' has hit in nine of Lowe's last 11 starts.

Sadowski began his career with a bang, by not allowing a run in first two starts, victories over the Brewers and Astros. The Giants righty fell back to Earth when he got touched up for five hits and three runs in five innings of work in a loss to the Marlins prior to the All-Star Break. The Braves have had problems with right-handed pitching this season, hitting .257, while scoring 253 runs, which ranks 28th in the league.

LVSC has opened the Braves as a hefty $1.85 favorite, with the total listed at 8 ½.

Rays at White Sox (8:10 PM EST)

Last season's rematch of the ALDS takes place at U.S. Cellular Field, as the Sox and Rays meet up for the second game of their four-game series. This is a crucial stretch for Ozzie Guillen's club, who battles five straight teams right in the middle of the playoff race over the next 19 days (Rays, Twins, Tigers, Yankees, Angels).

The Sox are 9-4 in their last 13 home games, sending southpaw Clayton Richard to the mound. Richard may not exactly be the answer to slow down the Rays, as the lefty has allowed at least four earned runs in each of his last four outings. To make things worse, Richard lasted a grand total of 15 innings in those four trips. Two of Richard's best starts have come against two of the worst offenses in baseball, the Pirates and Royals, back in late May. Tampa Bay, meanwhile, ranks second in baseball in runs scored (492), and fourth in batting average (.292).

Jeff Niemann has been impressive in his first full season inside the Rays rotation, going 8-4, with an ERA of 3.73. Tampa Bay has won eight of Niemann's ten road starts, with the Rays outscoring their opponents by over three runs a game in those contests. Niemann owns some of the best run support in the game, as the Rays average a shade over seven runs a game in his 16 starts. Tampa Bay is just 7-13 this season in night games on the road against left-handed starters, while hitting the 'over' in nine of the last 11 in this spot.

The Rays are listed as a $1.30 road favorite according to LVSC, while the total is set at 9.5.

What else to watch for:

-- Red Sox ace Josh Beckett looks for his AL-leading 12th victory when Boston battles Texas. The Lone Star State native has allowed one earned run or less in seven of his last ten starts.

-- Aaron Cook tries to become the second Rockies pitcher to 10 wins this season as Colorado hosts Arizona. The only problem is Cook's recent history with the Diamondbacks, as Colorado is 2-8 his last ten starts against Arizona dating back to 2006. Cook has also had bad luck with his division counterparts this season, as the Rockies are 2-6 in his eight starts versus the NL West.

-- The Yankees hope they have found another starting pitcher for the stretch run, as Sergio Mitre makes his Bronx Bomber debut against the Orioles. The former Cubs and Marlins right-hander went 3-1 with an ERA of 2.40 in seven starts at Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Rob Vinciletti (golden contender)

Tampa Bay Rays vs. Chicago White Sox

Tampa Bay Rays -130

On Tuesday the Bonus Play is on the Tampabay Rays.Game 975 at 8:10 eastern.Tampa has a big pitching edge in this game.They have righty J.Niemann going tonight and he is one of the most underated pitchers in the bigs this year.Lets delve into the numbers and give him some of the credit he deserves.Tampa has cashed in 12 of Niemanns 16 starts this year including a solid 8-2 on the road.His road era is also solid at 3.78 when considering he pitches in the best division in baseball.In his last 3 starts he has been more than stellar with a 1.33 era.Tonight he takes on a Whitesox team that is hitting only .240 at home this year and whom he pitched well against in his last start.Chicago has lefty Clayton Richard starting in this one and his numbers will scare off no one.His home era this year is 7.95 and he has been shelled in his last three outings with an 11.81 era.Tampa has a nice bull pen edge having an era thats over 1 run better on the road than Chicagos at home.Look for the Rays to even the series tonight and avenge last nights close loss.Those looking for something to pound consider the A.L.Game of the Week backed by a 100% System that cashes by over 4 Runs per game.Its the lead play on another Power packed card.

Take Tampa as the comp play on Tuesday bol.

 

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Karl Garrett

G-Man on a 6-2 comp play run the last 8 days, 13-6 overall the last 19 days.


RUN LINE play tonight, as Atlanta puts it to San Francisco once again.


Last night, the Braves were 11-3 winners over the Giants, as San Fran has been held to just 8 runs total in their last 4 games.


Atlanta has won 8 of their last 9 home games, with their last 5 home wins coming by 2 runs or more.


Ryan Sadowski has pitched well since being called up, going 2-1 with an ERA of just 1, but on this homestand Atlanta has been tearing the cover off the ball, scoring 35 runs through their first 5 games of this stand, so it seems unlikely that the rookie's roll will continue at Turner Field tonight.


Derek Lowe is in need of a quality start, and with the Frisco bats in a lull right now, the G-Man will look for another lop-sided win by the home team.

Take the Braves on the RUN LINE as your Tuesday comp play.

3♦ ATLANTA - 1 1/2 RUNS

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Marc Lawrence

Play On: Boston w/Beckett

Note: The Red Sox send ace right-hander Josh Beckett to the mound in Arlington tonight knowing he has cashed in each of his last five team starts, while issuing 3 walks against 29 strikeouts in those games. He's also won 6 of his last 7 road team starts. and is 2-0 with a 0.75 ERA in his career team starts at Texas. Too many good numbers to pass here.

Back Beckett and the Bosox tonight.

 

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Bobby Maxwell

Handed out a FREE winner Monday with the Rangers taking down the Red Sox in Arlington, and today we're going with another home 'dog as we play the White Sox at home against the Rays.


Chicago has won four of five over the Rays this season and has had a lot of success at home against Tampa. I like the matchup tonight and I'll grab the plus-money at home with the White Sox.


On the hill for Chicago is lefty Clayton Richard (3-3, 5.42 ERA) who has struggled lately, but should be able to deliver five solid innings today.


Jeff Niemann (8-4, 3.73) goes for the Rays and he's got a 4.08 ERA on the road this season and for his career he's been torched by the White Sox. In two career outings, he's given up 10 runs on 14 hits in 9.1 innings of two losses to Chicago.


The White Sox have gone 16-7 in the last 23 matchups with Tampa, and they are on further runs of 9-4 as a 'dog, 17-8 as a home 'dog, 7-2 at home, 19-7 in the second game of a series and 6-1 against teams with a winning record. On the opposite side, the Rays are on slides of 9-23 as a road favorite, 11-24 against left-handed starters and 4-13 as a road favorite of -110 to -150.


Playing the home team in this one and siding with the White Sox. Go with Chicago.

2♦ CHICAGO WHITE SOX

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Sports Gambling Hotline

White Sox last night for FREE makes it 6 in a row with our comp plays.

Underdog play tonight on the Blue Jays, as we feel the Jays have a little something brewing after handling the AL East front-running Red Sox over the last 2 games this past weekend.

Toronto has won 3 of the 5 season series meetings this year, including beating tonight's starter Cliff Lee back in April, as Lee allowed 7 hits, and 4 runs in just 5 innings of work in the setback.

Brett Cecil has been hit hard his last 3 starts, but he did work 6 innings of 1 run ball the last time these teams met on May 5th in a no decision. The Jays did win that game, 10-6.

Cleveland comes into the Rogers Centre having dropped 3 straight, and 13 of their last 18 games overall.

We have to go against the 5-9 Cliff Lee once again, as Toronto stays hot.

Play on the Blue Jays.

2♦ TORONTO

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Trace Adams
NY Mets

Hawkeye Sports
Baltimore w/Hill +165 over Yankees

High Stakes Syndicate
Los Angeles Angels - 145

Nevada Sharpshooter
Giants +170 over Braves MLB

Easy Money Sports
LA ANGELS w/Santana -145

Totals4U
Minnesota/Oakland over 8

Razor Sharp
TAMPA BAY (Niemann) -130 over Wsox

#1 Sports
Florida Marlins - 130

 

[fmarting]

Does anyone have Craig Trapp's records? Also looking for Indian Cowboy as of late.. usually when he gets hot it's a good time to follow him.. Also looking for Freddy Wills?

 

[Ryangene]

Does anyone have Craig Trapp's records? Also looking for Indian Cowboy as of late.. usually when he gets hot it's a good time to follow him.. Also looking for Freddy Wills?

This was from one monitor site for Willis.

MLB
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[marfa5]

I don't know Craig Trapp record (IC... don't mind him) but Craig has been imo, the bright capper from what I have seen from him recently.

BTW, cannot believe how "idiot" that Scott Delaney is, giving all July's Bonus Play with his NYY RL last night ... God, even a kid would be able to see how risky this play was. Nothing was evident in this matchup! :>(

 

[Tiznow214]

anyone else having trouble using wagerline dot com today ?

 

[bobano]

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