10-17-12

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Insider Sports Report

4* San Francisco (Cain)/St. Louis (Lohse) UNDER 7
Range: 7.5 to 6.5

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Paul Leiner

100* NY Yankees -105

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John Ryan 30* NLCS Game of the Year

SF Giants

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Sports Wagers

DETROIT +106 over N.Y. Yankees

Tigers opened as small favorites but money has been coming in on the Yanks to now make them the chalk. That provides us with a solid fade opportunity. Sure, C.C. Sabathia is the ace and he always gives the Yanks a great chance of winning, however, with the added pressure of having to throw a gem because the offense is stuck in neutral, it makes pitching much more difficult than knowing you have three or four runs to work with.

In this series against the Tigers, the Yanks are hitting .112. Throw out the four runs they scored in the ninth inning in the opener and the New York Yankees would have one run in this series. The lineup changes last night didn’t change a thing. The Yanks are striking out often and now they’ll face perhaps the best strikeout pitcher in the game in Max Scherzer. Scherzer struck out 231 batters in 187 frames. He went 7-3 at Comerica with 106 K’s in 82 innings. Current Yanks have hit .214 off him and that’s when they were going good.

It’s hard to imagine the Yanks getting swept in the playoffs and perhaps that’s why the money has been coming in on them. Fact is, they’re a tight group under heavy scrutiny and pressure right now while the Tigers are loose, confident and under no pressure. Yanks favored here is bordering on ludicrous.

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Kevin
MLBPredictions

2 UNIT = San Francisco Giants @ St Louis Cardinals - UNDER 7 RUNS (-103)
Listed Pitchers: Cain vs Lohse
(Note: I'm risking 2.06 units to win 2.00 units)

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Fantasy Sports Gametime

100* San Francisco +110 over St. Louis

50* Detroit -105 over New York Yankees

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Trace Adams

500 NLCS Game 3 Lock

San Francisco Giants +110 (Cain vs Lohse)

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Indian Cowboy

4-Unit Play. #912. Take Over 7 Runs San Francisco vs. St. Louis Cardinals (Wednesday @ 4pm est).

4-Unit Play. #603. Take Over 150 Indiana vs. Minnesota (Wednesday @ 8pm est).

In the first contest if you remember, the game trended over and then tightened up in the second half. It's exactly what we mentioned was likely to happen as emotions ran high early and eventually the defenses settled in. The fact that Katie Douglas is out for Indiana works to their favor as they banded as a team and did well in game 1 and won the contest outright through their defense. Now, they will play game two in Minnesota as Douglas is still in Indiana resting her injury to try to make it back for game 3 in Indiana. Having said that, this team has become a bit more deep with their scoring with other players stepping up. I like Indiana to be another active underdog once again but also the fact that Minnesota will be much more aggressive on the offensive end. Minnesota plays well angry and I suspect they will come out much less tentative, both teams will, and be more aggressive injury. Minnesota usually plays to the Over when they come off a loss and at the same time, Indiana has less fear in being more aggressive on the offensive end after a 1-0 lead in the series as they have switched home court advantage. The Over is 15-5-1 for the Ly*x when they are at home and the Over is 6-1 in the last 7 meetings between these two teams as less nerves will likely yield more points for both squads.

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Jeff Scott

TOP PLAYS

3 UNIT PLAYS

ST LOUIS -121 over San Francisco: Matt Cain is the ace of this Giants squad and he is 11-1 on 5 days rest this year, but this is a team he has struggled with in his career, going 2-3 with a 4.94 ERA in 8 starts vs them, while in two starts vs them this year he is 1-1 with a 6.94 ERA. Cain can also be hit a bit on the road as he has a 3.62 ERA away from home and St Louis does score 5.04 rpg at home. Kyle Lohse has had an excellent year for the Cards and is 8-1 with a 2.33 ERA at home this year. The Giants do score 5.07 rpg on the road, but they have been struggling overall hitting .210 and scoring just 3.6 rpg in their last 10 games. St Louis is at home and after getting blown out in their last game in San Francisco I look for them to get back on track with a solid win here.

Yanks/ Detroit Under 7: Neither offense has been scoring a whole lot of late as the Yanks have averaged just 1.8 rpg in their last 5 games, while the Tigers have averaged just 3.1 rpg in their last 10 games. Now we add a couple of hot pitchers to the mix and I really don't expect allot of scoring in this one. CC Sabathia comes in with a 1.51 ERA in his last 5 starts, going at least 8 innings and not allowing more than 2 ER's in each of those starts. Max Scherzer comes in pitching very well allowing more than 2 ER's just once in his last 10 starts, while posting a skinny 1.36 ERA over that stretch. Max also has a 1.44 ERA in his last 3 starts vs the Yanks, while CC has a 3.32 ERA in his 3 starts vs the Cats this year. This will be a classic pitchers duel with at most 4 or 5 runs being scored.