8-31-10

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NEW GUYS! LURKERS!

Dont be afraid to post services if you come across them. Your posts will be appreciated for sure.

Just put them in the appropriate section (regular go here).

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Baseball Crusher 8/31


TB (-140) over TOR

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Matt Fargo's Divisional Total of the Year

BoSox/Orioles over

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Dave Cokin

Tampa D-rays (moneyline)

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KIKI SPORTS

Tuesday August 31st

1 unit NY Mets +140
1 unit Philadelphia -110
2 units Boston -145

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Chad Greene

SF Giants -133

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Mr. East

#979 LA ANGELS @ #980 SEATTLE MARINERS 10:10PM EDT

PLAY ON #980 SEATTLE MARINERS -1.5 +180

[Mr. IWS]

HRC PREMIUM MLB ACTION-August 31st

Capper: JSM Sports (Handicappers Paradise)

Play Strengths
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2* Action
5* Selection (Rated)
8* Premium (Rated)
10* Diamond (Rated)
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[967] Boston |8*|-135|B+0|Network N/A|7:05 pm EST

[960] STL/HOU |5*|OVER|6.5 Runs|Network N/A|8:05 pm EST

[964] PHI/LAD |5*|OVER|8.5 Runs|Network N/A|10:10 pm EST

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Ferringo

Take #967 Boston (-135) over Baltimore (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #956 Florida (-1.5, +120) over Washington (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #959 St. Louis (-130) over Houston (8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #976 Minnesota (-1.5, +105) over Detroit (8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #977 Texas (-1.5, -125) over Kansas City (8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #966 San Francisco (-135) over Colorado (10 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take #963 Philadelphia (+105) over L.A. Dodgers (10 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)



Todays Totals
Take Over 7.5 N.Y. Mets at Atlanta (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Under 9.0 Oakland at N.Y. Yankees (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Under 8.5 Washington at Florida (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Under 8.5 Texas at Kansas City (8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Over 10.0 San Diego at Arizona (9 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Over 8.5 Toronto at Tampa Bay (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Over 6.5 St. Louis at Houston (8 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

Take Under 8.5 Chicago White Sox at Cleveland (7 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 31)

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axiumsports

August 31st 2010

*-Weekly System Picks. Please follow the system and do not increase your starting bet until you at least triple your account. -*

Current Bankroll=$1,160.26

Pick #4-England Johnstones Paint Trophy Soccer-
4)Bet 14.97 to win 13.86 on Macclesfield Town/Morecambre OVER 2.5 -108

Pick #5-MLB-
5a)Bet 15.15 to win 14.16 on Cincinnati ML OVER Milwaukee -107

5b)Bet 37.74 to win 35.27 on Cincinnati ML OVER Milwaukee -107

Pick #6-MLB-
6aa)Bet 15.33 to win 14.88 on Philadelphia/LA Dodgers OVER 8.5 -103
6ab)Bet 31.82 to win 30.89 on Philadelphia/LA Dodgers OVER 8.5 -103

6ba)Bet 15.23 to win 14.79 on Philadelphia/LA Dodgers OVER 8.5 -103
6bb)Bet 79.25 to win 76.95 on Philadelphia/LA Dodgers OVER 8.5 -103

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MTi

4 laa

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Matt Fargo

**10** MLB #1 DIVISIONAL TOTAL *TOP PLAY*
BoSox/Orioles over

COMP
3* Over St. Louis Cardinals/Houston Astros

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Indian Cowboy WNBA
4-Unit Play. Take #624. Take New York Liberty -3.5 over Indiana Fever (Wednesday @ 7:30pm est).

At the end of the day, you just try to take the better team and call it a day. The Liberty are still the hottest team in the league according to their stats over the last half of the season in many ways. They are a very good defensive team and they play at home after getting pummeled on the road by Indiana. But, this was expected in some ways I guess because New York had beat Indiana in the first game, and owned them the last several games of the year in their season meetings. New York is very well coached and has great leadership in Cappie Poindexter. The spread is not that high simply because of their lack of performance in the last game and bear in mind this team is 14-4 at home and have won 8 of their last 10 ballgames including the loss in their last game to Indiana. Indiana is a good team no doubt, but I think New York is certainly on course for a special season, and I can see them winning this game by 8-10 points in a decent bounce-back after a recent tough road loss.

[Mr. IWS]

Tim Trushel

under sanfran

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Super Sports Group


Oakland v. NY 7:05pm
PICK: Yankees RL (-1.5) Game ev best bet of the day

Milwaukee v. Cincinnati 7:10pm
PICK: Reds ML -108 Game )

NY v. Atlanta 7:10pm
PICK: Braves RL (-1.5) Game +135

San Diego v. Arizona 9:40pm
PICK: Padres ML +110 Game

LAA v. Seattle 10:10pm
PICK: Angels ML +125 Game

2 Team parlay for
Nats ML +159 Game
Cards ML -131 Game

[Mr. IWS]

Nsa

20 baltimore +125
20 rays-145
20 braves-150

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PittViper Sports TUESDAY
Tuesday August 31st, 2010
*Lines are Listed Pitchers as of 1:45pm EST at 5 Dimes.*

Pittsburgh Pirates (J Karstens) at Chicago Cubs (K Dempster) (8:05pm)
ROT# 958 - Chicago Cubs -1.5 (-105)

[Mr. IWS]

Gamblers Data (Fletcher)

5* Cards-131

[Mr. IWS]

Dave Eckstein

Rockies / Giants Under 8.5

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Sebastian


50* Tex RL
50* Bos ov
100* Balt
100* Was un
200* Mil
Steam Ar

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Chris Jordan
Tuesday's play ...
My 200? winner for Tuesday is the ATLANTA BRAVES on the RUN LINE

[Mr. IWS]

Jason Sharpe game of the month

6 Unit play Take #966 San Francisco -137 over Colorado (10:15pm est):
The Colorado Rockies are much different team on the road then they are at home as they have the biggest home/road differential in batting average in baseball. Take this team away from Coors field and it's like they almost forget how to hit as they are hitting under .230 on the road this year. Now add in going up against a left-hander and things get even worse. The big thing for them now is injuries as they just lost 2 of their top 6 hitters over the weekend to injuries and come into this series with a much different looking lineup then usual. Already a bad hitting team on the road they looked like a mere image of themselves last night as they were shutout for 8 innings only breaking through in the 9th to pull out the big come from behind 2-1 win.
Now the Rockies will throw a rookie to the hill tonight against a Giants team who is furious for letting such a huge game slip last evening. The Rockies have been just awful road dogs all year going 17-36 in this role the past 53 games. When their starter Esmil Rogers pitches, the Rocks have went 1-4 as a dog with him and are 1-4 on the road. Rogers comes in off a bad outing last and has an ERA of 5.66 on the season. You get the feeling that the stage may be too big for Rogers in this one and during this time of the year.
The Giants will come in focused as they usually take care of bad road teams, going 12-5 against them their past 17 games against teams with a road win pct below .400. Madison Bumgarner gets the call here for the Giants and he has been consistenly very good. For only being 20 years old, this kid has loads of talent and has been very consistent along the way, having only allowed more then 3 runs in a game just 3 of his 12 starts this year.
The Giants were crushed last night in their big late inning loss. They knew it was a chance to put another nail in the Rockies coffin and get one step closer to San Diego. They will be extra focused tonight with the task at hand and going up against a depleted Rockies lineup, a rookie pitcher while playing at home should make the this a game the Giants win easy.
Take San Francisco here. My football season is off and rolling at almost 80% winners thus far. The first big week of the year is this week and I have spent a lot of time with my in-town Las Vegas contacts going over each and every game on the card. I will be locked and loaded for a big week 1 splash. It's all about information, especially this time of the year with teams not having any games under their belts yet. Get on board with all sorts of week 1 specials we have going this week at Doc's Sports and get your football season off on the right foot. Know that you will have the best of it this week by following a professional sports bettor and his best investements.

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Potsys Picks MLB

CINCINNATI -107
ST LOUIS -150
Best Bet! SAN FRANCISCO -133

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KIKI SPORTS

Tuesday August 31st

1 unit NY Mets +140
1 unit Philadelphia -110
2 units Boston -145

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BIGFELLA SPORTS

EARLY COLLEGE FOOTBALL
$15 LSU -1
$10 BYU -2½ (B+½)
$10 VA Tech +3
$10 VA Tech (B+½)
$25 Purdue +12 ML
$5 Purdue +370 ML

In his first year after taking over for Purdue's winningest coach Joe Tiller, Danny Hope pulled off the shocker of all shockers. His team beat Rose Bowl-bound Ohio State 26-18 in West Lafayette, Ind.

The amazing parts in the upset hit all levels. Ohio State was a two-touchdown favorite and had just beaten Wisconsin. The Boilermakers had lost five in a row, albeit all close games.

Hope got his guys prepared for Ohio State. It set off a closing stretch that included four wins in the final six games.

This squad lost about 5 or 6 games by less than 6 points last season and with a full year under the Coach I look for this team to put it together a bit!

You have ND and national TV with the arrival of Coach Kelly coming into this one. Purdue lost 24-21 last season and will be that much better this season. Irish have key losses in talent and Kelly will be under the spotlight which is all we need as the public will ride the Irish and I will cash a play that is posted in August to start the season

Look at these results and if you throw out the Wisky stinker they hung around and against some good teams!!!

Date Opponent / Event Location Time / Result

09/05/09 vs. Toledo West Lafayette, Ind. W, 52-31
09/12/09 at Oregon Eugene, Ore. L, 38-36
09/19/09 vs. Northern Illinois West Lafayette, Ind. L, 28-21
09/26/09 vs. Notre Dame West Lafayette, Ind. L, 24-21
10/03/09 vs. Northwestern West Lafayette, Ind. L, 27-21
10/10/09 at Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. L, 35-20
10/17/09 vs. Ohio State West Lafayette, Ind. W, 26-18
10/24/09 vs. Illinois West Lafayette, Ind. W, 24-14
10/31/09 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. L, 37-0
11/07/09 at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. W, 38-36
11/14/09 vs. Michigan State West Lafayette, Ind. L, 40-37
11/21/09 at Indiana Bloomington, Ind. W, 38-21

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Ben lee had Np on Monday.

Its double your pleasure for "Mr Chalk" on Tuesday with a "Pure Chalk" play on the Cubs -$240/Padres and the Mariners -$130/Angels.

"Mr Chalk" is 85-62 -$1550 for the2010 MLB season.

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Mr. East

#979 LA ANGELS @ #980 SEATTLE MARINERS 10:10PM EDT

PLAY ON #980 SEATTLE MARINERS -1.5 +180

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Powerplay wins

Chicago White Sox(-130)Pitcher: Jackson

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CAPPERS ACCESS
Brewers
Cardinals

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POINTSPREAD LIGHTNING

Tuesdays free play is the CHI-CLE game over the total.

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CONSENSUS AMERICA

Tuesdays free play is the Dodgers

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teddy covers

yanks run line
ariz

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SB Professor MLB 1.0 Pick 8/31/10

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Here is the Tuesday pick for MLB with the current Money Line:

Los Angeles Dodgers -107

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Brandon Lang

25 Dime

Arizona Diamondbacks -115

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jeff benton tuesday


Tuesday's Plays ...

25 DIME selection on the Cardinals-Astros game to remain UNDER the posaed total of 6½ runs. The odds for this total are shaded to the “over” so you should be able to get at least an even-money take-back, if not slight plus-money on the UNDER. Note that MLB totals requeire both starting pitchers to be listed. So St. Louis’ Chris Carpenter and Houston’s Wandy Rodriguez must start or this play is VOID!





10 DIME selection on the MINNESOTA TWINS (-1½ runs) (run-line) over the Tigers from Target Field. Minnesota is a +105 to +110 unrerdog on the run line. Note that you must list Detroit’s Armando Galarraga and Minnesota’s Brian Duensing as the starting pitchers. If either does not start, this play is VOID!








Cardinals-Astros UNDER





Here are the final scores of Houston’s last nine games: 2-1, 3-2, 4-2, 3-2, 5-1, 2-1, 4-1, 5-1 and 3-0. That’s nine games in a row with six combined runs or fewer, and all nine stayed UNDER the total – and six of those contests had over/under totals of 7½!





Meanwhile, St. Louis has stopped hitting. It has tallied just 11 runs in its last four games, and if you elimanate Thursday’s 11-10 win at Washington, the Cardinals have scored 16 runs in their last six games, all against teams way under .500 (Pittsburgh, Washington, Houston).





Two outstanding starting pitchers are on the mound tonight, with Chris Carpenter (14-4, 2.93 ERA) matching up against Wandy Rodriguez (10-12, 3.87 ERA). Carpenter did give up six runs in that 11-10 loss at Washington, but only three were earned. That gives him nine straight quality starts, during which the right-hander has allowed a total of 16 earned runs in 64 2/3 innings (2.23 ERA). He’s pitched at least six innings in 10 consecutive contests and 26 of his 28 starts this season.





As great as Carpenter has been lately, Rodriguez has been even better. Over his last seven starts, the southpaw has surrendered just six earned runs in 48 1/3 innings – that’s a 1.12 ERA. And going back to June 24, Rodriguez has allowed one or zero earned runs in nine of his last 12 outings, with 11 of those 12 being quality starts. His ERA over this two-month stretch: 1.79.





Carpenter is 8-4 with a 2.84 ERA in 18 career starts against Houston, pitching at least six innings in the last 17 in a row (going seven or more innings in 14 of those games). And while Rodriguez’s recent history against St. Louis hasn’t been pretty (17 earned runs in his last four starts covering 21 1/3 innings), his six previous starts against the Redbirds resuleted in six earned runs allowed in 36 1/3 innings.





The under is 8-3-1 in Rodriguez’s last 12 starts against St. Louis, 5-2-2 in his last nine home starts against St. Louis, 4-1 in Carpenter’s last five starts against the Astros, 29-14-1 in the last 44 meetings overall between these squads and 4-1 in the last five clashes at Minute Maid Park. Furthermore, Houston – whose pitching staff has recorded a 1.72 ERA over its last 10 games – is on “under” runs of 16-5 overall (9-0 last nine), 5-0 at home, 9-0 as an underdog and 13-6-1 in Rodriguez’s last 20 starts against division rivals.





Finally, the under is 19-7 in umpire James Hoye’s 26 games behind the plate this season, with an average combined runs of 7.04. And going back two seasons, the under is 44-19-2 when Hoye works the dish!





Bottom line: Last night the Astros beat the Cardinals 3-0 in a game where the starters were Jake Westbrook and J.A. Happ. If the two offenses can muster up just three runs against those mediocre pitchers, how are they going to more than DOUBLE that total tonight with Carpenter and Rodriguez on the bump?








Twins (-1½ runs)





The Twins are coming off a losing seven-game road trip (they went 3-4), but now they’re back in brand-new Target Field, where they’ve won 40 of 62 games, including 11 of the last 13 dating back to a 6-0 win over Cleveland on July 21. In fact, starting with that victory over the Indians, Minnesota is on a 26-11 overall roll to take complete control of the A.L. Central.





Detroit is also playing decent baseball of late, taking seven of its last 10. However, five of those victories came against the Indians and Royals – and those five were at home. That’s key because the Tigers are one of the worst road teams in baseball at 22-41 (almost the exact opposite of the Twins’ home record). And the fact the Tigers are coming off Sunday’s 10-4 road win in Toronto actually works to our advantage, because only four times all season has Detroit won consecutive road games.





The Tigers have played six times in Target Field, winning only once, which is part of the road team’s 2-9 record in the last 11 head-to-head meetings. And going back to the old Metrodome, the Tigers are 29-67 in their last 96 games in Minneapolis.





More evidence that the Twins are staring at an easy win here: Detroit is in slumps of 16-35 on the road, 25-54 as a road underdog, 5-13 on Tuesday and 0-4 after a day off. Minnesota is on posrtive streaks of 50-24 at home, 49-22 against A.L. Central, 27-12 on Tuesday, 68-29 as a favorite, 13-3 versus teams with a losing record and 4-1 after a day off.





Lastly, I trust Twins lefty Brian Duensing (7-2, 2.19 ERA overall; 4-1, 1.36 ERA at home; 1-1, 2.28 ERA in 23 2/3 career innings against the Tigers) a lot more than I trust Detroit starter Armando Galarraga (4-5, 4.04 ERA overall; 1-2, 6.44 ERA on the road; 1-6, 6.14 ERA in his career against the Twins, including four losses in Minnesota by 10, 8, 4 and 7 runs

[Mr. IWS]

Greg Shaker

NYY / OAK Over 9

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SYNDICATE SHARPS (From TWITTER , ELITECAPPERSPICKS)

(16-8 Overall Picks Streak)

7:05PM:*5* BOSTON RED SOX -ML (-133)

7:05PM:*5* CHICAGO WHITE SOX -ML (-131)

8:10PM: *5* TEXAS RANGERS -RL -1.5 (-125)

9:40PM: *5* SAN DIEGO PADRES -ML (+110)

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LT Profits

Athletics/Yankees OVER 9 -108
Cardinals/Astros UNDER 7 -125
Royals +185
Diamondbacks -115
Phillies/Dodgers UNDER 8.5 -110

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jeff benton tuesday

0-2 yesteray minus 30 dimes minus $355..overall, 1-1-126-4 minus 490 dimes.

Tuesday's Plays ...

25 DIME selection on the Cardinals-Astros game to remain UNDER the posaed total of 6½ runs. The odds for this total are shaded to the “over” so you should be able to get at least an even-money take-back, if not slight plus-money on the UNDER. Note that MLB totals requeire both starting pitchers to be listed. So St. Louis’ Chris Carpenter and Houston’s Wandy Rodriguez must start or this play is VOID!





10 DIME selection on the MINNESOTA TWINS (-1½ runs) (run-line) over the Tigers from Target Field. Minnesota is a +105 to +110 unrerdog on the run line. Note that you must list Detroit’s Armando Galarraga and Minnesota’s Brian Duensing as the starting pitchers. If either does not start, this play is VOID!








Cardinals-Astros UNDER





Here are the final scores of Houston’s last nine games: 2-1, 3-2, 4-2, 3-2, 5-1, 2-1, 4-1, 5-1 and 3-0. That’s nine games in a row with six combined runs or fewer, and all nine stayed UNDER the total – and six of those contests had over/under totals of 7½!





Meanwhile, St. Louis has stopped hitting. It has tallied just 11 runs in its last four games, and if you elimanate Thursday’s 11-10 win at Washington, the Cardinals have scored 16 runs in their last six games, all against teams way under .500 (Pittsburgh, Washington, Houston).





Two outstanding starting pitchers are on the mound tonight, with Chris Carpenter (14-4, 2.93 ERA) matching up against Wandy Rodriguez (10-12, 3.87 ERA). Carpenter did give up six runs in that 11-10 loss at Washington, but only three were earned. That gives him nine straight quality starts, during which the right-hander has allowed a total of 16 earned runs in 64 2/3 innings (2.23 ERA). He’s pitched at least six innings in 10 consecutive contests and 26 of his 28 starts this season.





As great as Carpenter has been lately, Rodriguez has been even better. Over his last seven starts, the southpaw has surrendered just six earned runs in 48 1/3 innings – that’s a 1.12 ERA. And going back to June 24, Rodriguez has allowed one or zero earned runs in nine of his last 12 outings, with 11 of those 12 being quality starts. His ERA over this two-month stretch: 1.79.





Carpenter is 8-4 with a 2.84 ERA in 18 career starts against Houston, pitching at least six innings in the last 17 in a row (going seven or more innings in 14 of those games). And while Rodriguez’s recent history against St. Louis hasn’t been pretty (17 earned runs in his last four starts covering 21 1/3 innings), his six previous starts against the Redbirds resuleted in six earned runs allowed in 36 1/3 innings.





The under is 8-3-1 in Rodriguez’s last 12 starts against St. Louis, 5-2-2 in his last nine home starts against St. Louis, 4-1 in Carpenter’s last five starts against the Astros, 29-14-1 in the last 44 meetings overall between these squads and 4-1 in the last five clashes at Minute Maid Park. Furthermore, Houston – whose pitching staff has recorded a 1.72 ERA over its last 10 games – is on “under” runs of 16-5 overall (9-0 last nine), 5-0 at home, 9-0 as an underdog and 13-6-1 in Rodriguez’s last 20 starts against division rivals.





Finally, the under is 19-7 in umpire James Hoye’s 26 games behind the plate this season, with an average combined runs of 7.04. And going back two seasons, the under is 44-19-2 when Hoye works the dish!





Bottom line: Last night the Astros beat the Cardinals 3-0 in a game where the starters were Jake Westbrook and J.A. Happ. If the two offenses can muster up just three runs against those mediocre pitchers, how are they going to more than DOUBLE that total tonight with Carpenter and Rodriguez on the bump?








Twins (-1½ runs)





The Twins are coming off a losing seven-game road trip (they went 3-4), but now they’re back in brand-new Target Field, where they’ve won 40 of 62 games, including 11 of the last 13 dating back to a 6-0 win over Cleveland on July 21. In fact, starting with that victory over the Indians, Minnesota is on a 26-11 overall roll to take complete control of the A.L. Central.





Detroit is also playing decent baseball of late, taking seven of its last 10. However, five of those victories came against the Indians and Royals – and those five were at home. That’s key because the Tigers are one of the worst road teams in baseball at 22-41 (almost the exact opposite of the Twins’ home record). And the fact the Tigers are coming off Sunday’s 10-4 road win in Toronto actually works to our advantage, because only four times all season has Detroit won consecutive road games.





The Tigers have played six times in Target Field, winning only once, which is part of the road team’s 2-9 record in the last 11 head-to-head meetings. And going back to the old Metrodome, the Tigers are 29-67 in their last 96 games in Minneapolis.





More evidence that the Twins are staring at an easy win here: Detroit is in slumps of 16-35 on the road, 25-54 as a road underdog, 5-13 on Tuesday and 0-4 after a day off. Minnesota is on posrtive streaks of 50-24 at home, 49-22 against A.L. Central, 27-12 on Tuesday, 68-29 as a favorite, 13-3 versus teams with a losing record and 4-1 after a day off.





Lastly, I trust Twins lefty Brian Duensing (7-2, 2.19 ERA overall; 4-1, 1.36 ERA at home; 1-1, 2.28 ERA in 23 2/3 career innings against the Tigers) a lot more than I trust Detroit starter Armando Galarraga (4-5, 4.04 ERA overall; 1-2, 6.44 ERA on the road; 1-6, 6.14 ERA in his career against the Twins, including four losses in Minnesota by 10, 8, 4 and 7 runs

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Rocky Sheridan

5 units tigers/twins over

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Jason Sharpe game of the month

6 Unit play Take #966 San Francisco -137 over Colorado (10:15pm est):
The Colorado Rockies are much different team on the road then they are at home as they have the biggest home/road differential in batting average in baseball. Take this team away from Coors field and it's like they almost forget how to hit as they are hitting under .230 on the road this year. Now add in going up against a left-hander and things get even worse. The big thing for them now is injuries as they just lost 2 of their top 6 hitters over the weekend to injuries and come into this series with a much different looking lineup then usual. Already a bad hitting team on the road they looked like a mere image of themselves last night as they were shutout for 8 innings only breaking through in the 9th to pull out the big come from behind 2-1 win.
Now the Rockies will throw a rookie to the hill tonight against a Giants team who is furious for letting such a huge game slip last evening. The Rockies have been just awful road dogs all year going 17-36 in this role the past 53 games. When their starter Esmil Rogers pitches, the Rocks have went 1-4 as a dog with him and are 1-4 on the road. Rogers comes in off a bad outing last and has an ERA of 5.66 on the season. You get the feeling that the stage may be too big for Rogers in this one and during this time of the year.
The Giants will come in focused as they usually take care of bad road teams, going 12-5 against them their past 17 games against teams with a road win pct below .400. Madison Bumgarner gets the call here for the Giants and he has been consistenly very good. For only being 20 years old, this kid has loads of talent and has been very consistent along the way, having only allowed more then 3 runs in a game just 3 of his 12 starts this year.
The Giants were crushed last night in their big late inning loss. They knew it was a chance to put another nail in the Rockies coffin and get one step closer to San Diego. They will be extra focused tonight with the task at hand and going up against a depleted Rockies lineup, a rookie pitcher while playing at home should make the this a game the Giants win easy.
Take San Francisco here. My football season is off and rolling at almost 80% winners thus far. The first big week of the year is this week and I have spent a lot of time with my in-town Las Vegas contacts going over each and every game on the card. I will be locked and loaded for a big week 1 splash. It's all about information, especially this time of the year with teams not having any games under their belts yet. Get on board with all sorts of week 1 specials we have going this week at Doc's Sports and get your football season off on the right foot. Know that you will have the best of it this week by following a professional sports bettor and his best investements.
Thank you and good luck,
Jason Sharpe

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SYNDICATE SHARPS (From TWITTER , ELITECAPPERSPICKS)

(16-8 Overall Picks Streak)

7:05PM:*5* BOSTON RED SOX -ML (-133)

7:05PM:*5* CHICAGO WHITE SOX -ML (-131)

8:10PM: *5* TEXAS RANGERS -RL -1.5 (-125)

9:40PM: *5* SAN DIEGO PADRES -ML (+110)

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KELSO

25 units Reds -110 v. Milwaukee
10 units White Sox -130
5 units Atlanta -150
5 units Cubs -1.5 runline -105
5 units Parlay Atl and Cubs -1.5

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Billy Coleman *4-CWS

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ATS LOCK CLUB

4 units LA Dodgers -110
4 units Baltimore Orioles +125
5 units OVER 9 NY Yankees/Oakland A's

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arizona

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sports n profits
Tonight's Card:

Cleveland Indians +123 vs. Chicago White Sox

Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers over 9

Atlanta Braves -155 vs. New York Mets

Seattle Mariners -136 vs. Los Angeles Angels

Houston Astros + 1 1/2 (-135) vs. St. Louis Cardinals