7-17-09

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::moneybag::

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Savannah Sports

MLB Baseball

Professional Plays
Eric Degarde
MLB Baseball
3 (***) San Francisco -152
3 (***) Cincinnati Over 10

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Wunderdog

BELMONT PARK Race #2 at 3:30 PM Eastern

Top pick: #5 (SOUTH FOURTH ST.) - Claimed out of his latest by Scott Lake from the Contessa barn. Think Lake had this race in mind when he signed the slip and think he can win this from just off the lead. It's imperative that he stay as close as possible (3-4 lengths) to projected pace-setter "Ferocious Won".

2nd pick: #8 (Ferocious Won) - Has good speed to offer and goes first off a Gary Contessa claim (24%). Draws a good post to sprint clear from, and just like the top pick, believe that he was claimed with this race in mind.

3rd pick: #1 (That'srightofficer) - He's now run three straight sub-par efforts and the last pair are disturbing, as they came off a five-month layoff. Has a sharp work since his last race and Prado stays put. Should offer whatever he has left in this third "off the bench" situation.

4th pick: #2 (Stopbluffing) - Used up setting the pace last out, he's much better utilized as a one run closer. Can impact this down the stretch if those tactics are employed.

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Tony Salinas Baseball
Friday, July 17, 2009

26*
Mariners {F.Hernandez} (-155) over Indians {T.Ohka}
7:05 PM -- Progressive Field
Mostly cloudy. Winds blowing from left to right field at 5-15 m.p.h. Game Time temperature: Around 75.

24*
Rockies {U.Jimenez} (-150) over Padres {J.Geer}
10:05 PM -- Petco Park
Partly cloudy. Winds blowing in from left field at 5-10 m.p.h. Game Time temperature: Around 75.

25*
La Angels {J.Saunders} (-115) over Athletics {T.Cahill}
10:05 PM -- Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Mostly clear. Winds blowing out to right field at 5-15 m.p.h. Game Time temperature: Around 75.

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Robert Ferringo

3-Unit Play. Take #L.A. Angels (-115) over Oakland

2.5-Unit Play. Take St. Louis (-1.5, +100) over Arizona

2-Unit Play. Take N.Y. Yankees (-1.5, -115) over Detroit

2-Unit Play. Take Tampa Bay (-130) over Kansas City

2-Unit Play. Take Chicago Cubs (-135) over Washington

1-Unit Play. Take Colorado (-155) over San Diego

Today’s Totals
2-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 9.0 L.A. Angels at Oakland

2-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 8.5 Tampa Bay at Kansas City

2-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 11.0 Minnesota at Texas

1.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 9.0 Philadelphia at Florida

1.5-Unit Play. Take ‘Under’ 9.0 Chicago Cubs at Washington

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Marc Lawrence

Never Lost National League Game Of The Week! - Friday

Play On: San Francisco w/Lincecum vs Maholm

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Wunderdog 2009/07/17

Game: Seattle at Cleveland (6:50 PM Eastern)
Pick: 2 units on Cleveland +140 (moneyline) (risk 2 to win 2.8)

Game: Seattle at Cleveland (6:55 PM Eastern)
Pick: 4 units on Cleveland +1.5 runs -120 (runline) (risk 4 to win 3.3)




Game: Chicago Cubs at Washington (7:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 2 units on Washington +120 (moneyline) (risk 2 to win 2.4)


Game: Chicago at Washington (7:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: 4 units on Washington +1.5 runs -140 (runline) (risk 4 to win 2.9)


Game: Boston at Toronto (7:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Toronto -110 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 2.7)


Game: San Francisco at Pittsburgh (7:15 PM Eastern)
Pick: 4 units on Pittsburgh +1.5 runs -120 (runline) (risk 4 to win 3.3)


Game: Minnesota at Texas (8:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Game Total UNDER 10.5 +100 (risk 3 to win 3)


Game: Tampa Bay at Kansas City (8:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Tampa Bay -140 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 2.1)


Game: Los Angeles Angels at Oakland (10:05 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Oakland -105 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 2.9)

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Handicapper: IndianCowboy
Sport: WNBA Basketball
Game: Seattle Storm @ Sacramento Monarchs - Friday July 17, 2009 10:05 pm
Detail: IC'S RARE 5* WNBA GOM! (8-2 LIFETIME!)
Pick: 5 units (Game of the Month) ATS: Sacramento Monarchs -3.5 (+100)

5 Unit Play. GOM Take Sacramento Monarchs -3.5 over the Seattle Storm (Friday @ 10pm est). What has gone under the radar is the firing of the Sacramento coach and now, the GM has essentially taken over the team. In his first game, his team got spanked by the Mercury by a score of 81-100. But, the line went down from -7.5 in that game to -6.5 as folks expected his presence to revitalize the team as he came down from the front office to coach this team. Essentially, he is taking the team in his own hands. So, this is his first home game with his squad at home. Tack that on with the fact that the Monarchs have MASSIVE revenge against the Strom having lost to them three times this year, and this sets up a game in which the Monarchs can get out their frustration on this team. Sacramento has the propensity to play well at home as two of their three wins come at home (including a 10 point win over Chicago). I just don't believe the coaching changes, the fact that this team has lost to Seattle three games in a row already this season and a shady line of -3.5 for a team that is 3-11 over an 8-6 team such as the Seattle Storm is a mistake. This line is purposefully set to bury the public imo as Vegas expects the Monarchs to likely crush the Storm tonight. I do feel a bit queezy that the Storm come off a couple of losses, as they are 2-4 over their last 6, but I expect the Sacramento women to have a fire lit up behind their fannies today. The Storm are 1-5 ATS when they face a team with a SU losing record. Monarchs shock the public today.

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Jack Jones

15* on Twins/Rangers UNDER 10.5

Minnesota has really hit a stride over their last 7 games on offense, but their 5.9 runs per game over that span is a full run per game more than they've averaged all season, which means those numbers are due for a correction. Texas is averaging just 4.4 runs per game over their last 7 games, but 5.6 runs per game at home this season, giving me the impression that, at best, they will fall somewhere in between those two numbers tonight. What really stands out for this high total, however, is how well each starting pitcher has thrown in their past three starts. Glen Perkins has a 3.44 ERA and 1.30 WHIP in his last 3, while Vicente Padilla has been equally impressive, posting a 3.50 ERA over his last three starts. Small play on the UNDER tonight.


20* No Doubt Rout on Chicago White Sox -1.5

Take the White Sox on the runline over the Orioles tonight with John Danks throwing for Chicago. Danks is 7-6 on the year with a 3.91 ERA and 1.25 WHIP, including a 3.33 ERA and 1.15 WHIP in 8 home starts this season, and a 1.80 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 2-0 record over his three most recent starts. Meanwhile, Jason Berken has been a disaster as a starter for Balitmore this season. He's 1-6 over 9 starts with a 5.87 ERA and 1.61 WHIP. Those numbers skyrocket when he pitches on the road, his ERA jumping to 9.49 and his WHIP reaching 1.95 over those three starts. The Sox have been hitting great as a team lately, averaging 6.4 runs per game and hitting .296 as a team over the last 7 days, while the Orioles have been ice-cold on offense, managing to post 4.4 runs per game, but only hitting .225 as a team. Expect the White Sox to come out very strong behind Danks in their first game back from the All-Star Break.

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IndianCowboy

Sport: MLB Baseball

Game: Philadelphia Phillies @ Florida Marlins - Friday July 17, 2009 7:10 pm

Pick: 4 units (Play of the Day) TOTAL: Under 9 (-120)


4 Unit Play. Take the Under 9 between the Philadelphia Phillies @ Florida Marlins (Friday @ 7:10pm est). Let's go back to the tilt betwen the Phillies and Marlins. These two hook up this evening as they come off an under yesterday where just four runs were scored. I believe that this will be another's pitcher's duel today as these two compete for the tops in the NL East. Although Cole helped his team win 8-7 in his last contest, he picked up a no-decision and was fortunate the Phillies won given that he gave up 5 runs in 6 innings. Nolasco comes off one of his worst starts of the year where he gave up 7 runs in 6 innings in Arizona. This comes off a start where he gave up just 3 hits in 8 innings (shutout) in back to back brilliant starts against Pittsburgh and Washington (2 runs in 8 inns). I expect Nolasco to bounce-back today and actually expect the Marlins to win. After all, they come off a loss yesterday and Nolasco on the bounce-back. But, rather than going against Cole, we will take the Under as we expect both pitchers to have a strong outing today. The Under is 5-0 when the Phillies face the NL East, the Under is 4-1 when Hamel starts on the road with this margin and the Under is 4-0 when Nolasco starts as an Underdog of this margin at home.

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charlie sports

mlb. mets @ atlanta under 8' runs ( 500*).
mlb. astros @ dodgers under 7' runs (30*)
mlb. milwaukee+125 (20*)
mlb. angels-120 (20*)
mlb. toronto-130 (10*)
mlb. texas-130 (10*) free play

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Northcoast

3*BOS (young guns)

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Halfbets

SSG

Boston v. Toronto 7pm
PICK: Red Sox ML +110 (7*)

Texas and Twins Under 11 runs -115 for 4 units
Texas has been money to the under this season at home after years of having only mediocre pitching they finally look to have a good season with their crew. The Under has gone 27-16 this season in Texas winning at 63% rate this season so far. On the mound today for the Twins is Perkins (4-5 4.71 ERA) vs. Padilla (7-4 4.53 ERA). Both pitchers are a combined 18-10 to the under this season. Perkins went 12.1 innings pitched against Texas last season giving up only 2 ER in 2 games pitched. Padilla had 3 games against the Twins and 2 of those he went 16 innings pitched giving up 0 ER while in his other game he gave up 3 ER in 5 innings. Both pitchers have historically done good against there opposing team today. The Under is 21-7 as a road underdog for the Twins last 30 games. The Under is 14-3 as a home favorite for Texas and the Under is 10-1 as a favorite of -110 to -150. The Under is also 21-7 against a lefty starter and the under is 6-0 in Padilla last 6 starts overall. In the past meeting with these two teams the games have gone 8-2 to the over last year but with two improved pitching crews I see value in a good spot for an under today in Texas.

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IndianCowboy

Tampa Bay Rays at Kansas City Royals

Selection: 4* Game of the Week Tampa Bay Rays -145

The Tampa Bay Rays visit the Kansas City Royals in the first of a three game set on Friday Night. The Tampa Bay Rays are currently 6.5 games back in the American League East as they start their second half of the season. I'm expecting the Tampa Bay Rays to put together a really strong second half of the season and make a push at winning the AL East for the second straight year. It all starts tonight.

The Tampa Bay Rays send James Shields to the mound who is 6-6 with a 3.42 ERA on the year. The Rays haven't had much success with Shields on the mound away from their hometown, but it has alot to do with their lack of run support and not so much Shields performance. He is 2-4 on the road but boasts a 3.88 ERA. That's a place where most pitchers would love to be. The good thing is that Shields should be even better tonight against a team has dominated. Shields is 5-0 in his 5 career starts against KC with a 2.50 ERA and 0.833 WHIP. In 4 of his 5 starts he has allowed 2 runs or less, going 6 innings or more in all 5 starts. The Rays as a team have had plenty of success against the Royals as they are 20-8 in the last 28 meetings.

The Royals are hoping to stop the bleeding by sending Brian Bannister to the mound. Bannister has had a pretty decent year on a bad team going 6-7 with a 3.66 ERA. The problem here is that he is horrible against the Rays. He is 1-3 in his career with a 6.95 ERA. In reality, he had one excellent start against the Rays, which was the first time they ever seen him, and one average start in between two horrific starts. In his last start against the Rays on June 3rd, he went 3 2/3 innings giving up 9 hits and allowing 8 earned runs. The Royals are 1-8 in Bannister's last 9 starts against the American Leauge East. Look for the Rays to jump all over Bannister again tonight as they try to start their push towards the top of the AL East! Play the Rays as our 4* MLB Game of the Week!

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Teddy Covers

Rangers (Big Ticket)

Rays

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Tony Bruno wins

10 dime play angels

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CHRIS JAMES SPORTS
Tampa Bay Rays at Kansas City Royals

Selection: 4* Game of the Week Tampa Bay Rays -145

The Tampa Bay Rays visit the Kansas City Royals in the first of a three game set on Friday Night. The Tampa Bay Rays are currently 6.5 games back in the American League East as they start their second half of the season. I'm expecting the Tampa Bay Rays to put together a really strong second half of the season and make a push at winning the AL East for the second straight year. It all starts tonight.

The Tampa Bay Rays send James Shields to the mound who is 6-6 with a 3.42 ERA on the year. The Rays haven't had much success with Shields on the mound away from their hometown, but it has alot to do with their lack of run support and not so much Shields performance. He is 2-4 on the road but boasts a 3.88 ERA. That's a place where most pitchers would love to be. The good thing is that Shields should be even better tonight against a team has dominated. Shields is 5-0 in his 5 career starts against KC with a 2.50 ERA and 0.833 WHIP. In 4 of his 5 starts he has allowed 2 runs or less, going 6 innings or more in all 5 starts. The Rays as a team have had plenty of success against the Royals as they are 20-8 in the last 28 meetings.

The Royals are hoping to stop the bleeding by sending Brian Bannister to the mound. Bannister has had a pretty decent year on a bad team going 6-7 with a 3.66 ERA. The problem here is that he is horrible against the Rays. He is 1-3 in his career with a 6.95 ERA. In reality, he had one excellent start against the Rays, which was the first time they ever seen him, and one average start in between two horrific starts. In his last start against the Rays on June 3rd, he went 3 2/3 innings giving up 9 hits and allowing 8 earned runs. The Royals are 1-8 in Bannister's last 9 starts against the American Leauge East. Look for the Rays to jump all over Bannister again tonight as they try to start their push towards the top of the AL East! Play the Rays as our 4* MLB Game of the Week!

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Stan Sharp

Boston +115 Double Dime

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Seabass Steam

Yanks over

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Al DeMarco
Friday's Play 5 Dime - NEW YORK (Burnett) - 1 1/2 Runs over Detroit (French)

New York was on a roll, winners of 13 of 15, including eight straight on the road, prior to getting swept by the Angels in Anaheim last weekend. So, what else is new? The Angels own the Yankees in Southern California so last weekend's results weren't that surprising.

The tables have turned tonight with the Yanks back in the Bronx hosting a Detroit team they've beaten in 21 of the last 30 meetings. And the Tigers arrive in the Big Apple having dropped 10 of their last 14 on the road. Plus they're 16-35 in their last 51 games on the highway versus teams sporting winning records.

New York's A.J. Burnett has recovered nicely from the struggles he encountered early in the season to go 4-1 with a 1.34 ERA in his last five starts, improving to 8-4 with a 3.77 ERA on the year. And the righthander is 3-1 lifetime versus Detroit.

The Tigers send Luke French to the mound for just the fifth time in his major league career (third start). Although the lefthander was impressive in his last outings versus Kansas City, allowing one run in 6.1 innings, his task will undoubtedly be more daunting tonight against a power-packed New York lineup at Yankee Stadium, where balls have been flying out at record pace this season.

Much has been made about New York's 5-15 record against division leaders this season, but consider those leaders were the Red Sox, Phillies, Angels and Tigers. And against Detroit, the Yankees took two-of-three on the road.

As for the three-game difference in the win column between these two clubs (New York has 51 versus Detroit's 48), the Bombers play in a much tougher division, had a more difficult Interleague schedule, and played the first five weeks of the season without their top hitter.

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Jeff Benton

Friday's MLB Winners ...
10 DIME: RED SOX (over Blue Jays) ... NOTE: Stick with this play regardless of any changes to the starting pitchers.



10 DIME: MARLINS (over Phillies) ... NOTE: List just Nolasco as Florida's starting pitcher. If Nolasco does NOT start, this play is VOID!



10 DIME: PIRATES (over Giants) ... NOTE: List just Maholm as Pittsburgh's starting pitcher. If Maholm does NOT start, this play is VOID!





Red Sox



I love Blue Jays rookie lefty Ricky Romero – in fact, if the season were to end today, the southpaw would definitely get my vote for A.L. Rookie of the Year. But if you’re giving me plus money with the team that has the best record in the American League and the second best in all of baseball, with a talented and extremely motivated young pitcher on the mound, I’m sorry, I’m taking it. And I’m especially taking it because Romero’s team – especially his offense – is struggling mightily.



Before I get to Toronto’s woes, though, a few words about the Red Sox. They’re 20 games over .500 at 54-34; they lead the Yankees in the A.L. East by three games; and only the Dodgers (56-32) have a better record. They entered the All-Star break with three straight wins over the Royals (1-0, 15-9 and 6-0), they’ve won five of their last six overall, and going back to an 8-2 rout of the Blue Jays in Canada on May 31, Terry Francona’s club is 12-4 on the highway, including 4-0 in its last four as an underdog.



Boston has won four of six from Toronto this season and eight of 11 in this rivalry going back to last year. Furthermore, the Sox are on stretches of 21-7 in divisional games, 5-1 against teams with a losing record and 19-8 against left-handed starters.



As for starting pitcher Clay Buchholz, the kid has certainly earned this start. After an impressive spring training, Buchholz found himself the odd man out and was sent to the minors. Rather than sulk, the right-hander – whom, you may remember, threw a no-hitter in his second EVER major-league start – went to Triple-A Pawtucket and dominated, going 7-2 with a 2.36 ERA in 16 starts. He had 89 strikeouts in 99 innings and opponents batted just .188 against him.



Tonight, Buchholz is facing a potent, yet scuffling, Toronto offense that scored 2, 2, 3 and 2 runs in its last four games before the break (losing three of them). Not only that, but the Blue Jays are 3-12 in their last 15 games (1-4 at home), scoring two runs or fewer in eight of those 15 contests and four runs or fewer in 10 of the 15. That includes a 4-3, 12-inning loss at Baltimore on Saturday as the Jays ruined another quality Romero start.



Finally, the Red Sox have hit lefties well on the road all season with a .298 average … including that 8-2 win over Romero on May 31. It was the first time Boston saw the youngster, and it roughed him up for five runs, six hits and five walks in four innings. It remains Romero’s worst and shortest stint of his young big-league career. Gee, you think that might be in the back of the kid’s mind when he toes the slab tonight? Me too! Give me the better team, the hotter team, and the plus money!





Marlins



I don’t know what’s wrong with Philadelphia ace Cole Hamels, but I do know something ain’t right. The reigning NLCS and World Series MVP is just 5-5 with a 4.87 ERA this season; he’s 2-3 with a 6.34 ERA on the road; he’s given up 17 runs (all earned) in his last four outings overall totaling 21 2/3 innings (7.06 ERA), and only one of those four was a quality start; and his team is just 9-8 in his 17 trips to the mound this season, including a miracle 8-7 home win over the lowly Pirates on Saturday (a game in which Hamels gave up five runs on seven hits in six innings).



Out of all those numbers, I want to concentrate on Hamels’ road woes. Along with that 6.34 ERA on the highway, Hamels has a 1.72 WHIP, as he’s given up 57 hits and nine walks in just 38 1/3 innings. Also, when on the road, Hamels is allowing opposing hitters to reach base at a .382 clip. And get this: The Phillies have lost five straight games to the Marlins with Hamels on the mound and they’ve come up empty in all four of his starts in Miami!



As for Marlins right-hander Ricky Nolasco, he is coming off a stinker, I’ll give you that, as he got torched for seven runs at Arizona on Friday. However, five of those runs came in a rough fourth inning, and Nolasco did settle down to finish six frames in an 8-0 loss. More importantly, though, Nolasco deserves a mulligan because of the way he was pitching heading into Arizona. In his initial six starts after being recalled from a demotion to Triple-A, Nolasco allowed a total of seven earned runs in 41 innings (1.54 ERA), going 3-0 with a 1.20 ERA in four home starts. Also, he did strike out eight and walk none in Friday’s effort against the DBacks, meaning Nolasco now has notched 53 Ks against just seven walks in 47 innings since his recall.



The general point: Friday’s ugly outing at Arizona aside, Nolasco is the hotter pitcher. Oh, and for what it’s worth, he faced the eventual World Series champs four times last year and went 3-1 with a 2.96 ERA, a 0.99 WHIP and a 21-5 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 27 1/3 innings.



Throw in the fact that despite Philly’s 4-0 win Thursday, the Marlins have still won 10 of their last 12 at home while the Phillies have dropped six of nine on the road, and I’m all over this live ‘dog with Nolasco tonight.





Pirates



I know this seems ludicrous to go against Tim Lincecum right now, considering the reigning Cy Young winner has delivered 15 quality starts in his last 16 trips to the hill, including 10 in a row coming into tonight. But bear with me please, as it’s not as ludicrous as you might think.



First off, while I know it appears as though Lincecum is completely unbeatable, the fact of the matter is he’s not totally flawless. For instance, while he’s 10-2 with a 2.33 ERA overall, the Giants are “just” 12-6 in his 18 starts this season, including 6-3 on the road. And while Lincecum has won four consecutive starts and five of the last six, the Giants have not won five straight games behind the right-hander all season. Nor have they done so since winning his first five starts of last season.



In fact, that’s the ONLY time San Francisco has won five straight Lincecum starts. Also, while it was nearly two years ago and in his rookie season, I have to mention that the only other time in his career that Lincecum faced the Pirates, he got lit up for six runs in six innings in a 13-3 home loss.



On the other hand, Pirates starter Paul Maholm has a 3.00 ERA in four career starts against the Giants, with Pittsburgh winning four of those contests. And while Maholm has been very up-and-down lately after a strong start to the season, he was sharp in his last start before the All-Star break (a 6-3 win at Houston in which the lefty gave up just two runs in six innings). Also, Maholm is 3-1 with a rock-solid 2.96 ERA at home this year – and he’s facing a Giants squad that’s A) just 18-24 on the road this year, and B) batting a woeful .225 against lefties on the highway.



One last thing: San Francisco has lost 16 of its last 21 games against the Pirates, including getting swept in three games in Pittsburgh last year by the aggregate score of 20-11. Yes, I know Lincecum is a stud, but he’s not God, and he’s not going to win every time out. And don’t forget that he also started the All-Star Game, and I wouldn’t be surprised if that threw off his rhythm. Simply put, this reasonably short number on Lincecum tonight smells fishy to me, so we’ll ride the Bucs, who are a very respectable 22-17 at home this year and 5-2 in Maholm’s last seven starts as a pup.

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seabass

50 tex
50 phil oveer
30 angel mil col
20 pit

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Fantasy Sports Gametime (4-0 yesterday, been rolling lately)

Friday Plays

MLB Baseball

100* Play Seattle (-150) over Cleveland

Felix Hernandez has won 8 of the last 10 road games and he has also won 20 of the last 27 games after giving up one or less runs in the previous outing. Felix Hernandez has won 10 of the last 14 games when playing on a Friday and he is also 2-0 over the last 3 games with an ERA of 1.57. Cleveland has lost 5 of the last 8 games and David Huff has an ERA of 9.39 over the last 3 games.

100* Play San Francisco (-140) over Pittsburgh

San Francisco has won 5 of the last 7 games and they have also won 26 of the last 37 games as a favorite of -110 or higher. Tim Lincecum has won 6 of the last 7 road games when the total posted is between 7 and 8.5 runs and he is also 3-0 over the last 3 starts with an ERA of 1.19. Pittsburgh has lost 26 of the last 34 games coming off three or more consecutive road games and they have also lost 9 of the last 10 games when batting .225 or worse over the last 10games.

100* Play Colorado (-140) over San Diego

San Diego has lost 10 of the last 12 games and they have also lost 26 of the last 37 games when playing in the month of July. Josh Geer has lost 9 of the last 13 games as an underdog of +100 or higher and he is also 0-2 over the last 3 start with an ERA of 5.50.

CFL Football

50* Play Calgary (-7.5) over Toronto

Toronto has lost 13 of the last 15 games as an underdog of 3.5 to 9.5 points and they have also lost 11 of the last 15 games coming off an OVER the total. Toronto has lost 7 of the last 9 games coming off a home loss and they have also lost 4 of the last 5 games when the total posted is 52 points or greater.

WNBA Hoops

50* Play Indiana (-7.5) over Atlanta

Indiana has covered the spread in 9 of the last 10 games and they have also covered the spread in 6 consecutive games when playing their 3rd game in the last 10 days. Indiana has covered the spread in 8 of the last 9 games coming off a win and they have also won 24 of the last 28 games as a favorite of 6.5 to 9 points.

The MLB, WNBA, and CFL seasons are all free

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C-Stars Sports

1000 Units Colorado over San Diego
1000 Units Baltimore/White Sox OVER the total
1000 Units Yankees over Detroit

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Lou Panelli

20* MLB Detroit over 9.5(100 Dime VEGAS KEY INFO)
10* MLB Texas over 11
10* MLB Philles over 9
10* MLB Arizona under 7.5
10* MLB Boston under 8.5
10* MLB Angels -120

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Dave Malinsky

4 Phily/Florida Under
3 Wsox