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MLB

Today's games
Interleague-- Everything from Monday-Thursday this week is interleague. Remember, there is a DH used in AL parks, no DH in NL parks.

White Sox @ Pirates
Rodon is 1-0, 1.85 in his last four starts, three of which stayed under.

Liriano is 2-1, 1.67 in his last four starts; over is 3-1-1 in his last five.

White Sox won eight of last nine games with Pittsburgh; last three games got over the total, but teams haven't met since 2010. Chicago lost last four away games, scoring 11 runs- four of their last six games stayed under. Pirates won last four games, allowing three runs- their last seven games stayed under.

Reds @ Tigers
Moscot is 1-1, 4.91 in his first two MLB starts.

Sanchez is 1-2, 2.49 in his last three starts (under 2-0-1).

Detroit won four of last five games with Cincinnati; four of last six series tilts went over total- teams haven't met since 2012. Reds lost three of last four games- over is 6-4 in their last ten. Detroit won five of its last seven games, with five of the seven going over the total.

Phillies @ Orioles
Harang is 0-4, 6.46 in his last four starts; under is 5-3-2 in his last ten.

Chen is 2-3 3.45 in his last seven starts; under is 7-0-1 in his last eight.

Phillies lost seven of last nine games with Baltimore; four of last five went over-- teams haven't met since '12. Philly lost its last six games, scoring total of 11 runs- their last four games stayed under. Baltimore won six of its last seven games; three of their last four went over.

Nationals @ Rays
Gonzalez is 0-1, 4.08 in his last three starts; five of his last seven went over.

Ramirez is 3-0 2.03 in his last three starts; all three stayed under.

Home side won seven of last eight Washington-Tampa Bay games; under is 5-2-1 in those eight games. Nationals won last two games, allowing two runs; four of their last five games went over. Tampa Bay won four of its last five games; three of their last four went over.

Braves @ Red Sox
Perez got a one-inning (9 PT) save Saturday night; he is 2-0, 2.10 in his five starts; three of his last four went over.

Porcello is 0-4, 7.30 in his last four starts.

Boston lost last six games, allowing 43 runs; over is 3-0-1 in their last four. Red Sox won their last six games with Atlanta; four of those six games went over total. Braves lost three of last four games; six of last seven went over.

Blue Jays @ Mets
Buehrle is 2-0, 2.25 in his last three starts; under is 3-1-1 in his last five.

Syndergaard is 1-3, 5.79 in his last four starts; four of his last five went under.

Toronto won its last 11 games, scoring 38 runs in last four; over is 5-1-2 in their last eight. Mets won three of last four games; their last five went over. Jays lost six of last nine games against the Mets; teams haven't met since '12..

Bronx @ Marlins
Tanaka is 4-0, 1.95 in his last five starts; his last three stayed under.

Koehler is 1-1, 6.35 in his last three starts; under is 3-1-1 in his last five.

Bronx-Marlins haven't played since 2009; Miami won three of last four series games. Bronx lost three of last four games; three of the four went over total. Marlins won three of last four games; under is 5-0-1 in their last six.

Indians @ Cubs
Bauer is 2-1, 1.61 in his last four road starts (under 3-0-1).

Arriera is 2-0, 3.00 in his last two starts; three of his last four went over.

Indians-Cubs haven't met since 2009; Cubs won last four in series, scoring a total of 29 runs. Chicago won six of their last eight games. Cleveland lost five of its last seven games- they scored 17 runs in last six games.

Dodgers @ Rangers
Frias is 1-1, 3.05 in his last three starts; three of his last four road starts went under the total.

Gallardo is 2-0, 2.52 in his last four starts; four of his last six stayed under.

Dodgers won four of last five games vs Texas, but teams haven't met 2009; last four series games stayed under. LA won five of its last six games; six of their last nine games stayed under. Rangers are 3-4 in their last seven games; eight of their last ten stayed under.

Rockies @ Astros
Bettis is 2-1, 2.30 in his last four starts; six of his last nine went over.

Keuchel is 1-1, 1.64 in his last three starts; his last five stayed under.

Colorado lost three of last four games with Houston; three of the four games stayed under. Rockies lost four of last five games overall; their last six stayed under total. Astros lost eight of last ten; their last three all went over.

Royals @ Brewers
Volquez is 3-1, 2.90 in his last five starts (under 3-2).

Lohse is 0-3, 8.14 in his last four starts, three of which went over.

Royals won last four games with Milwaukee; last five stayed under, but teams have not met since 2012. KC won four of their last six games, allowing 13 runs; under is 10-1-1 in its last twelve games. Brewers lost last two games, scoring two runs; over is 3-1 in their last four games.

Twins @ Cardinals
May is 2-1, 2.77 in his last four starts, three of which stayed under.

Lackey is 3-0, 1.63 in his last four home starts; four of his last five home starts stayed under- he got pounded in his last start, but that was in Denver.

Minnesota lost seven of last nine games; five of last eight went under total. Cardinals won eight of last 11 games; seven of last eight stayed under- they won four of last six games with Minnesota- under is 9-0-1 in last ten series games, but teams are meeting for first time since 2009.

Diamondbacks @ Angels
Ray is 1-1, 1.53 in his last three starts, all of which stayed under.

Weaver is 1-2 6.41 in his last three starts; six of his last eight stayed under.

Angels won seven of last nine games with Arizona; four of last five stayed under- teams are meeting for first time since '12. LA won three of its last four games; three of the four went over total. D'backs just swept Giants in the Bay Area, allowing two runs in three games- four of their last five stayed under.

A's @ Padres
Former Padre Hahn is 2-1, 3.16 in his last four starts; his last three went over.

Former Athletic Ross is 1-3, 4.20 in his last five starts (under 3-1-1).

Oakland lost five of last six road games; they won five of last seven games vs San Diego- six of last eight series games went over. Padres lost four of their last six games; they scored seven runs in last three games.

Mariners @ Giants
Walker is 2-1, 1.64 in his last three starts; his last four road starts went over.

Hudson is 2-1, 3.32 in his last three starts.

Giants lost their last eight home games, scored two runs in last three games; they're 2-8 in last ten games with Seattle, all of which were played in Seattle-- five of last seve stayed under. Mariners lost three of last four games; they've been shut out in four of last nine games, but four of last five went over.

Win-loss records this year for team with this starting pitcher:
CWS-Pitt-- Rodon 4-2; Liriano 3-9
Cin-Det-- Moscot 1-1; Sanchez 4-9
Phil-Balt-- Harang 5-8; Chen 7-5
Wsh-TB-- Gonzalez 8-4; Ramirez 6-2
Atl-Bos-- Perez 3-2; Porcello 6-6
Tor-NYM-- Buehrle 8-4; Syndergaard 2-4
NYY-Mia-- Tanaka 5-1; Koehler 6-6

Clev-Cubs-- Bauer 6-6; Arrieta 7-5
LA-Tex-- Frias 4-4; Gallardo 6-7
Col-Hst-- Bettis 5-1; Keuchel 9-4
KC-Mil-- Volquez 8-4; Lohse 5-8
Min-StL-- May 6-5; Lackey 6-6
Az-LAA-- Ray 1-2; Weaver 6-7
A's-SD-- Hahn 4-8; Ross 5-8
Sea-SF-- Walker 4-8; Hudson 6-6

Times this starting pitcher allowed a run in first inning:
CWS-Pitt-- Rodon 1-6; Liriano 2-12
Cin-Det-- Moscot 1-2; Sanchez 3-13
Phil-Balt-- Harang 4-13; Chen 3-12
Wsh-TB-- Gonzalez 2-12; Ramirez 3-8
Atl-Bos-- Perez 2-5; Porcello 2-12
Tor-NYM-- Buehrle 7-12; Syndergaard 1-6
NYY-Mia-- Tanaka 1-6; Koehler 1-12

Clev-Cubs-- Bauer 1-12;Arrieta 4-12
LA-Tex-- Frias 3-8; Gallardo 5-13
Col-Hst-- Bettis 1-6; Keuchel 3-13
KC-Mil-- Volquez 3-12; Lohse 5-13
Min-StL-- May 4-11; Lackey 3-12
Az-LAA-- Ray 0-3; Weaver 3-13
A's-SD-- Hahn 5-12; Ross 4-13
Sea-SF-- Walker 3-12; Hudson 3-12

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StatFox Super Situations

MLB | CHI WHITE SOX at PITTSBURGH
Play On - All underdogs with a money line of +100 to +150 (CHI WHITE SOX) poor baserunning team - averaging 0.5 or less SB's/game on the season against opponent with a hot starting pitcher- WHIP <= 0.800 over his last 3 starts
74-52 over the last 5 seasons. ( 58.7% | 38.4 units )
9-10 this year. ( 47.4% | 0.5 units )


StatFox Situational Power Trends

MLB | MINNESOTA at ST LOUIS
ST LOUIS is 21-4 (+15.3 Units) against the money line in Home games against right-handed starters this season.
The average score was: ST LOUIS (4.2) , OPPONENT (2.4)

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with the Tigers on Sunday and likes the Pirates on Monday.

The deficit is 136 sirignanos.

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Hondo

Hondo gets a victory

Hondo, who ran his losing streak to seven with the Sawx on Sunday, managed to stanch the bleeding with the Athletics, who came to his rescue in Anaheim to limit the overall damage to 1,255 ainges.

Monday night: Mr. Aitch will count on Buehrle to man up and overcome his horrid history in NYC — 10 units on the red-hot Blue Jays to make it a dozen straight. Also, 10 on Tanaka and the Yankees to flush Koehler.

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Frank Patron

10,000 Unit MLB Release


Washington Nationals +105 over Tampa Bay

Listed Pitchers

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EZWINNERS

MLB

2* (913) Yankees -$153
2* (930) Giants -$118

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Paul Leiner

100* Padres -125

100* Mets -105

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Winning Angle Baseball

MONDAY

Play Baltimore -160 over Philadelphia (Top Play)

Aaron Harang has lost 35 of the last 53 games when pitching on a Monday and he has lost 31 of the last 49 games when pitching as an underdog of +100 or higher. Aaron Harang has lost 16 of the last 23 games when pitching with five or six days of rest and he has lost 21 of the last 33 road games.


Play Houston -170 over Colorado (Top Play)

Dallas Keuchel has won 23 of the last 37 games when pitching in the 1st half of the season and he has won 4 consecutive games when pitching with five or six days of rest. Dallas Keuchel has won 8 of the last 12 games when the total posted is between 7 and 8.5 runs and he is 5-0 at home this season with an ERA of 1.64.


Play St. Louis -175 over Minnesota (Top Play)

John Lackey has won 8 of the last 9 games when pitching as a favorite of -175 to -250 and he has won 28 of the last 39 home games. John

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Winning Angle

MONDAY

NHL HOCKEY

Play Tampa Bay +160 over Chicago (NHL TOP PLAY)

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TheSportsCapper

MONDAY

MLB BASEBALL

10* Play Houston -170 over Colorado (MLB PLAY)

Colorado has lost 63 of the last 47 games when playing as an underdog of +150 or higher and they have lost 128 of the last 192 road games. Colorado has lost 30 of the last 42 inter-league games and they have lost 65 of the last 111 games vs. left-handed starting pitchers.


10* Play Pittsburgh -150 over Chicago White Sox (MLB PLAY)

Chicago has lost 40 of the last 64 games when playing in the month of June and they have lost 79 of the last 129 games when playing as an underdog of +125 to +175. Chicago has lost 20 of the last 32 road games and they have lost 55 of the last 94 games vs. left-handed starting pitchers.


10* Play Detroit -170 over Cincinnati (MLB PLAY)

Cincinnati has lost 22 of the last 32 games when playing as an underdog of +100 or higher and they have lost 7 of the last 8 games vs. AL Central Division Opponents. Cincinnati has lost 8 of the last 10 games after having won four or five of the last six games and they have lost 20 of the last 31 road games.

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BeatYourBookie

MONDAY MLB BASEBALL


50* Play Texas +100 over Los Angeles Dodgers

Yovani Gallardo is 82-61 when pitching in night games
Yovani Gallardo is 62-44 when the total posted is between 8 and 8.5 runs


50* Play Miami +130 over New York Yankees

New York is 5-10 vs. NL East Division Opponents
New York is 18-22 when playing on a Monday the last three seasons


50* Play Milwaukee +110 over Kansas City

Kyle Lohse is 28-15 when pitching as a home underdog of +100 to +125
Kyle Lohse is 34-26 when pitching in the month of June

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BeatYourBookie

MONDAY

NHL HOCKEY


10* Play Tampa Bay +160 over Chicago (NHL)

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Cleveland Insider

MLB
Reds +1.5
Phillies +1.5
Rays -1.5
Marlins +1.5
Rockies +1.5

NHL
Pass

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MLB betting cheat sheet: Twins call up Buxton in hopes of ending slump

Jun 15, 2015

Here's a comprehensive look at betting notes for this week’s major-league schedule:

Buxton to the rescue?

The Minnesota Twins had lost five games in a row before beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 on Sunday. That coincided with the major-league debut of center fielder Byron Buxton, who went 0-for-4 but score the eventual winning run in the ninth inning. Buxton, the second overall pick in 2012, replaced Aaron Hicks on the roster. Hicks is on the 15-day disabled list with an elbow injury.

The ‘pen is not mightier

To say the Atlanta Braves’ bullpen is bad would be an overly generous statement. The truth is it is downright terrible. Atlanta is tied for first in the majors with 13 blown saves and its bullpen ERA is 4.64, highest in the National League and second highest overall (better than only the Oakland Athletics). The Braves are 4-8 in their last 12 overall and the over is 12-2-1 in their last 15.

Do the cha-cha for Chi Chi

Since being called up the majors, Chi Chi Gonzalez has astounded for the Texas Rangers. The 23-year-old right-hander is 2-1 with a 0.42 ERA with one complete game (June 5 at the Kansas City Royals). Gonzalez will hope to continue his run on Tuesday when Texas hosts the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Pitching Notes

* What in the name of Carlos Martinez is going on out here?!?! Since giving up seven runs in consecutive starts at the beginning of May, the St. Louis Cardinals’ righty has suddenly caught fire. His ERA has shrunk from 4.89 to 2.93 in the span of six outings. He has allowed a mere three runs in his last 33.2 innings. Martinez will take the mound again on Tuesday against visiting Minnesota. The Cardinals are 5-0 in his last five starts and the under is 4-0 in his last four.

* The Detroit Tigers’ pitching staff appears to be in good hands at the moment. Justin Verlander returned with a solid start this past Saturday and David Price has regained his form after a relative rough stretch from late April through mid May. Price (6-2, 2.44 ERA) has tossed two straight complete games and has given up only three earned runs in his last 32.2 innings. The southpaw will be back in action at the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.

Hitting Notes

* Miami Marlins’ slugger Giancarlo Stanton extended his hitting streak to seven games on Sunday. Stanton (.261, 23 HR, 59 RBI) homered five times and drove in 12 runs this past week. He has hit safely in 12 of 13 games this month and his June batting average stands at .391.

* The Royals watched four of their regulars hit .136 or worse last week. Second baseman Omar Infante and right fielder Alex Rios both went 1-for-19, designated hitter Kendrys Morales batted .125, and shortstop Alcides Escobar compiled a .136 average. Kansas City is on a two-game skid and the under is 10-1-1 in the team’s last 12 outings.

Totals Streak

New York Mets (34-25-5 O/U): A stellar over play throughout the season so far, the Mets have really picked it up of late. They are 5-0 O/U in their last five overall after coming back to win a 10-8 slugfest against Atlanta on Sunday. New York has crossed the plate 28 times in its last five games and has allowed 33 runs in its last six.

Injury Notes

* The Boston Red Sox are dealing with a whole host of physical problems (actually, they are struggling with a myriad of problems). Center fielder Mookie Betts was sidelined by a back injury on Saturday and Sunday. Third baseman Pablo Sandoval is dealing with quad tightness but played on Sunday against the Toronto Blue Jays. Hanley Ramirez is less than 100 percent because of knee and hamstring issues. At 10 games under .500, Boston—which has lost six in a row—is the only AL East team with a losing record.

* San Francisco Giants’ right fielder Hunter Pence has been placed on the 15-day disabled list—retroactive to June 3—because of wrist tendinitis. Pence (.282, 2 HR, 13 RBI) has not played since June 2, when he sustained an initial injury diving for a fly ball. The Giants have lost four in row and the under is 3-0 in their last three games.

Weather Notes

* Forecasts are calling for a 51 percent chance of rain in Boston when the Red Sox host the Atlanta Braves Monday evening.

* Conditions could be windy at Wrigley Field Tuesday evening when the Cubs host the Indians. Wind is expected to blow in from left-center field at around 11 miles per hour during

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Monday's Tip Sheet

June 15, 2015


Atlanta Braves at Boston Red Sox | 7:10 p.m. ET (ESPN)

If ever there was a must-win series in the middle of June, this might be that rare scenario, at least as it pertains to the slumping Red Sox, who desperately need to stop their current bleeding. Entering this Interleague series with the Braves, Boston is on a six-game losing streak, after getting swept in consecutive series by the division-rival Orioles and Blue Jays. Being in the AL East cellar eight games back of first place, it's not too late, however, to make a run similar to the 2013 Dodgers, who were in last place in their division at the end of June.

The Red Sox will turn to Rick Porcello (4-6, 5.26 ERA) in the first game, trying to help flip the year-long trend that has been disastrous starting pitching. Porcello has been one of the main culprits, but has also shown flashes of the excellent pitcher he was last season, providing hope that he can help contribute steady pitching in the long run. Braves rookie right-hander Williams Perez (2-0, 2.70 ERA) toes the Fenway Park rubber for the Braves, looking pretty impressive in his first season. The Man With Two Last Names has surrendered one run or less in four of his five starts, albeit while averaging an unhealthy 4.59 BB/9. Despite their aforementioned losing streak, the Red Sox are -150 favorites in tonight's matchup.

Toronto Blue Jays at New York Mets | 7:10 p.m. ET

The hottest team in baseball, the Toronto Blue Jays, enters the third week of June with not only the longest active winning streak in baseball at 11 games, but a newfound sense of confidence, suddenly being only one game out of first place in the AL East. Their notable surge is mostly due to the fact that they lead baseball in runs scored. At one point this season, the Mets were just as red hot, also owning an 11-game winning streak in 2015, and while they’re currently still in first place in their division, they’ve been inconsistent since that strong run, being only four games over.500. Tonight, the two clubs begin a rare Interleague series at Citi Field.

The ageless Mark Buehrle (7-4, 4.25 ERA) will try to keep it going for Toronto, currently contributing his best pitching of the season. In fact, he’s brought his ERA down by two-and-a-half full runs since his outing on May 1, and has recorded six straight starts going six innings or more, while yielding three runs or less in four of them. He’ll be opposed by Mets rookie Noah Syndergaard (2-4, 4.15 ERA), who has struggled a bit in his past couple of starts in allowing 11 runs, after surrendering a combined five runs in his first four assignments. In any case, Syndergaard has been good for under bets to begin his very promising career, posting a 4-1-1 record in that department, although the Mets are 2-4 in games he’s started. The over/under is currently 7.5, with both teams having -110 moneyline odds.

Colorado Rockies at Houston Astros | 8:10 p.m. ET

Who has been more consistent than Astros ace Dallas Keuchel (7-2, 1.90 ERA) this season? You’d be hard-pressed to find someone that successfully answers that question, considering the fourth-year southpaw has gone at least six innings in all 13 of his starts this season. In the process, he’s remarkably allowed two earned runs or less in ten of them, and has not yet had an outing where he submitted more than four. Simply put, Keuchel has been enjoying an All Star-caliber campaign and will certainly find himself on the American League squad when that juncture comes. In the meantime, the 27-year-old will try to keep up his impressive 6-1 unders record at home, and he’s cashed five straight unders overall entering this one.

Meanwhile, Chad Bettis (2-1, 3.05 ERA) hasn't been as successful towards such bets, going 4-2 for overs, but that hasn't been his fault, considering the superb pitching he's contributed since being inserted into the rotation on May 14. Of his six starts, the 26-year-old right-hander has registered a quality outing in four of them, including a near no-hitter a few weeks ago in Philadelphia. Bettis also has a solid 33/11 K/BB ratio in his 38 innings of work, and is getting relatively good value as a +175 road 'dog. It also helps that the Rockies are second in baseball in team batting average against southpaws, which should aid their cause versus Keuchel.

Minnesota Twins at St. Louis Cardinals | 8:15 p.m. ET

At 41-21, the Cardinals are the best team in the big leagues and have a fine opportunity to add to that sparkling record during their upcoming Interleague hookup with the Twins, who are suddenly reeling. After their own stretch being baseball's hottest team, Minnesota has cooled off considerably and enters this series having lost seven of their past nine to fall out of first place in the AL Central.

St. Louis will go with ol' reliable John Lackey (4-4, 3.74 ERA) in the opener. The veteran right-hander has been mostly consistent this year, as he seemingly always is, surrendering three runs or less in nine of his 12 starts. He's coming off his worst outing of the year, though, after getting pounded by the Rockies at Coors Field, but usually is a fine bet to bounce back. He takes on Twins youngster Trevor May (4-4, 4.16 ERA) in this series-opening clash, and the 25-year-old right-hander has been performing his best work of his still-young Major League career, bringing his ERA down more than a full run over the past month. In fact, he’s gone at least six innings or more in five straight starts, a career-high, while allowing three runs or less in four of them. May is 7-4 towards over bets this year but has helped cash the under in three of his past four assignments. The line for tonight’s affair is currently 7.

Oakland Athletics at San Diego Padres | 10:10 p.m. ET

It won't get much hype, considering neither of these teams is currently over .500, but this is the return of Jesse Hahn (3-5, 3.84 ERA) to San Diego, after spending his rookie campaign with the Padres a season ago. Hahn was very solid as a freshman, going 7-4 with a 3.07 ERA, including owning a 2.95 ERA in seven games (six starts) at Petco Park. The 25-year-old endured his shortest outing of the season his last time out but had logged five consecutive quality starts prior to his most recent assignment.

Opposing the former Friar will be former teammate Tyson Ross (3-6, 3.81 ERA), who is arguably the most underrated pitcher in the entire National League. Ross has once again exhibited his usual trademark extreme consistency in 2015, having yielded exactly two or three runs in all but one of his 13 starts, while going five innings or more in every single one. Ross has also continued to be one of the better strikeout artists this season, racking up 83 punch-outs in his 75.2 innings of work. Predictably, the linesmakers have given this pitching matchup an over/under line of 7 in San Diego, but it may not stay that high leading up to first pitch.

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The MLB Free power system play is on the Pittsburgh Pirates, Game 902 at 7:05 eastern. The Pirates have won 9 of 12 so far in June and welcome in the Whitesox tonight. Chicago has lost 6 of 7 on the road off a 1 run road loss if they scored 2 or less runs. The Pirates are 6-1 at home off a 1 run home win if they scored 2 or less runs in the win. For our database system we are playing against road dogs like Chicago off a -140 or higher road favored loss by 1 run if they scored less than 3 runs and are playing an opponent off a home win. Pittsburgh has a nice pitching edge with Liriano over Rodon. Look for the Pirates to take the opener. On Monday there are 3 Big plays up 2 in MLB, one is a 5* Blowout System that is Perfect since 2004 and wins by 4 runs on average. In the Stanley cup Finals its the game 6 Power system. Jump on now and start the week big With the most powerful data available. For the free play. Play on the Pirates. GC

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Larry Ness

10* Royals
7* Cardinals
10* Giants/Mariners Overs
9* Tampa Bay lightning

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cleveland indians

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ATSwins Lockclub

Hockey (21-17-1)
3 Chic/undr 5

B-ball (18-25-1) -30.8 units playoffs

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Brandon Lang

My 20 Dime selection is Marlins over the Yankees. The current line on this game is +140 in Vegas and offshore. Please specify Tanaka and Koehler at the time of wager. Be sure to shop around for the best line available.

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POWER PLAY WINS

Opinion - Kansas City Royals -110 (Volquez)

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Dave Cokin

White Sox/Pirates Under 7 -115 (Rodon/Liriano)
This should be a pitching duel. White Sox are pretty awful vs. lefties and they see a good one here in Francisco Liriano. Liriano has a high ERA at home, but that's pretty misleading. Carlos Rodon walks are going to be an issue, but his stuff is pretty unhittable at times and it's not like the Bucs are a monster against southpaws. Bullpens are both actually pretty fresh even with some innings logged by Pittsburgh over the weekend. Pitching should dominate hitting here and I'll play this Under.

Rockies/Astros Under 7.5 -120 (Bettis/Keuchel)
Astros had two double digit explosions last three days, but with the way surprising Chad Bettis has pitched recently, willing to take my chances that won't happen again tonight. Good luck to the Rockies trying to solve the Dallas Keuchel riddle. He's very tough, especially at home, and for a lineup that most;y has never seen him, I make Keuchel a strong favorite to have a shutdown night. The Rox don't exactly crush lefties on the road anyway. Good shot this one is tight and low scoring, and I'll take the game to stay Under.

Twins/Cardinals Under 7.5 -120 (May/Lackey)
Trevor May is coming along nicely for the Twins. I liked him as a prospect and his troubles last season were more inexperience than a lack of talent. May has started to put things together lately and while he's not a future ace, I think he's going to be a solid #2-3 option. John Lackey has been awful on the road, but very good at Busch. I also like Lackey coming off one of the worst starts of his career. The guy remains an absolute bulldog and he ought to rebound here. The Twins have not been good with the bats on the road vs. righties. Cardinals ca blow this up by themselves, but I'll bank on May's recent performances and will look for the game to stay Under.

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MIKE DAVIS - MLB

3-Unit Play. Take #920 Houston -1.5 (+105) over Colorado (Monday, June 15th at 8:10 p.m.)

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Ultra Sports MLB

3* Toronto Blue Jays
3* Atlanta/Boston Over 8

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DAVE COKIN – MLB

2* White Sox/Pirates Under 7 -115 (Rodon/Liriano)
This should be a pitching duel. White Sox are pretty awful vs. lefties and they see a good one here in Francisco Liriano. Liriano has a high ERA at home, but that’s pretty misleading. Carlos Rodon walks are going to be an issue, but his stuff is pretty unhittable at times and it’s not like the Bucs are a monster against southpaws. Bullpens are both actually pretty fresh even with some innings logged by Pittsburgh over the weekend. Pitching should dominate hitting here and I’ll play this Under.

2* Rockies/Astros Under 7.5 -120 (Bettis/Keuchel)
Astros had two double digit explosions last three days, but with the way surprising Chad Bettis has pitched recently, willing to take my chances that won’t happen again tonight. Good luck to the Rockies trying to solve the Dallas Keuchel riddle. He’s very tough, especially at home, and for a lineup that most;y has never seen him, I make Keuchel a strong favorite to have a shutdown night. The Rox don’t exactly crush lefties on the road anyway. Good shot this one is tight and low scoring, and I’ll take the game to stay Under.

2* Twins/Cardinals Under 7.5 -120 (May/Lackey)
Trevor May is coming along nicely for the Twins. I liked him as a prospect and his troubles last season were more inexperience than a lack of talent. May has started to put things together lately and while he’s not a future ace, I think he’s going to be a solid #2-3 option. John Lackey has been awful on the road, but very good at Busch. I also like Lackey coming off one of the worst starts of his career. The guy remains an absolute bulldog and he ought to rebound here. The Twins have not been good with the bats on the road vs. righties. Cardinals ca blow this up by themselves, but I’ll bank on May’s recent performances and will look for the game to stay Under.

ROYALS (Volquez) @ BREWERS (Lohse)

Free Play – Take: ROYALS -118

Kyle Lohse is now 13 starts into his 2015 season and I guess it’s safe to say that it’s been a struggle for the veteran righty. Lohse has really only had two high quality starts, and a couple others that rated as decent. Aside from that, Lohse has been mostly mediocre. His home run rate is the second worst of any starting pitcher. His ERA is the worst among all qualifying pitchers and while there are more revealing stats than ERA, 6.27 is terrible any way you want to break it down.

It’s not as though there are red flags on the charts. Lohse still doesn’t walk many batters, his velocity is pretty much the same, and his K rate is actually up a tick. His hard hit rate hasn’t spiked at all. In fact, if you look at all the numbers, it’s hard to distinguish the 2015 version of Lohse from the one we’ve seen in several prior campaigns. But the results have been pretty horrific and metrics aside, I can guarantee you that opposing hitters are striding to the plate with great confidence against Lohse. Sometimes the mental aspect of the game doesn’t get illustrated by the data.

Edinson Volquez will throw for Kansas City. Volquez has been steady for the Royals. Control is always a concern with this righty, but he’s been good enough for the most part and really impressive at times. Volquez, like all the Kansas City starters, owns a built in advantage heading into each start. He knows he just needs to get six okay innings in and he can then hand things off to that sensational Royals bullpen. Again, a mental part of the equation that doesn’t show up in the stats, but absolutely exists.

The Royals have been a bit unsteady recently. They’re only 6-11 over the last 17 games and they will be short one bat, most likely Kendrys Morales, with no DH available tonight in a National League park. The Brewers have played more respectably since Craig Counsell stepped into the managerial seat and they’re in okay form lately, winning eight of their last 14 outings.

But Lohse is more liability than asset at this juncture and he would not seem to match up especially well with the aggressive Royals. They’re going to arrive at the plate swinging like they usually do and with how hittable Lohse has been, this could be a good night for the Kansas City batters.

The number is reasonable enough here, and in fact it’s very safe to say the Royals will be an attractive public side tonight, perhaps the squarest option on the board when it’s all said and done. But I also think they’re justifiably priced and the matchup being what I think it is here, I’ll side with the Royals to notch the win this evening

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Steam Rot#: 929 Team: Seattle/San Francisco – OVER 7

Steam Rot#: 925 Team: Arizona/LA Angels – OVER 7½

Steam Rot#: 923 Team: Minnesota/St. Louis – UNDER 7½

Steam Rot#: 921 Team: Kansas City/Milwaukee – OVER 8

Steam Rot#: 919 Team: Colorado+185

Steam Rot#: 915 Team: Cleveland/Chicago Cubs – OVER 7½

Steam Rot#: 917 Team: LA Dodgers/Texas – OVER 8½

Steam Rot#: 909 Team: Boston-145

Steam Rot#: 909 Team: Atlanta/Boston – UNDER 8½

Steam Rot#: 913 Team: NY Yankees/Miami – UNDER 7

Steam Rot#: 905 Team: Philadelphia/Baltimore – UNDER 8½

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Steam Rot#: 905 Team: Baltimore-200

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White Sox/Pirates Under 7.5 (Quintana/Morton)
No good on the Under with these teams on Monday, but the White Sox did their part getting shut out. They continue to be horrendous with the sticks and Charlie Morton is pitching good ball for the Bucs. His grounder rate is nothing short of amazing. Jose Quintana has been about as tough luck as it gets for some time now. That's reflected in his crazy O/U numbers, which are now 36-15-3 to the Under in his last 54 starts. Pirates pen is fresh now, and key guys for Chisox had Monday off, so will go ahead and play these two to get the Under home tonight.

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BEST BET
GOLDEN STATE over *CLEVELAND by 14
Some idiot asked Dave Blatt after the last game what more LeB- ron can do to help the team win and he’s like 40, 14 and 11 isn’t enough? So basically that is where we are at here. LeBron has to take the ball up the court, search for his right shot and still get the ball to his guys at just the right time. When Steve Kerr went small, it changed the complexion of the game and the series. J.R. Smith was the only reserve that helped last game and in the end, as much guts as Cleveland has shown, their bench will be what killed them. The Warriors won the battle of the boards and they shared the ball Sun- day with 25 assists. And if Andre Iguodala would have been normal from the free-throw line, he shot 82% from the charity stripe early in his career one season, the Sunday game would not have been that close. Golden State respects LeBron, but they are not in awe of him and you can bet your bottom dollar that Steve Kerr will be preach- ing close-out here. Know that in all of Michael Jordan’s titles, he never had to play a 7th game. Steph Curry seems to be into some of Cleveland players heads and if the Warriors can get out quick and quiet the Cleveland crowd, it will go a long way to victory. Again, would look for a pretty tight game going into the last stanza, before Klay Thompson hits a bomb, Harrison Barnes attacks the rack and Curry throws in a 39-foot shot from downtown. The Warriors turn out the lights. GOLDEN STATE 103 – 89

7:10
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at New York Mets (Harvey)
Sure, the Blue Jays lost yesterday, snapping their 11-game winning streak, but they were just a misguided tag of a runner and a bloop single away from winning after taking the lead in extra innings. Facing Matt Harvey is no easy task but given the situation, and nice odds, this is a worthy gamble. Harvey hasn’t been his usual self lately, allowing four or more runs in three of his last four starts, with two starts featured seven runs al- lowed. His main problem this year is that he’s allowed 12 home runs which is as many as he allowed in his previous 36 starts. Toronto remains one of the best home run hitting teams in the league and while it’s hard to expect them to get back to the 8+ runs per game that they had been scoring over the previous 10 games, they are as good a bet as any to score some runs off of Harvey.

8:10
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KANSAS CITY ROYALS (Young) -115
at Milwaukee Brewers (Garza)
The Royals scored early, in the middle, and late and even then they were just able to hold off the Brewers after Wade Davis put out the fire after a blowup by Greg Holland. Things should go a little bit smoother today. After a few iffy starts, Chris Young got back on track in a big way as he held the Twins to one hit over 6.1 innings in his last start. Like yesterday, the key here is that the Brewers are awful at home (11-23) as well as against right-handers (18-35). Opponents have scored 25 total runs off of Matt Garza in his last five starts, which just won’t get it done if you’re Matt Garza, which you’re not, but you don’t have to be as long as he is.

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Play Houston -160 over Colorado---Top Play

Houston has won 19 of the last 30 games coming off an OVER the total in their last game and they have won 11 of the last 14 games vs. NL West Division Opponents. Houston has won 32 of the last 55 games when the total posted is between 7 and 8.5 runs and they have won 22 of the last 36 home games.


Play Pittsburgh -150 over Chicago White Sox---Top Play

Pittsburgh has won 44 of the last 66 games when playing in the month of June and they have won 31 of the last 45 games after allowing one run or less in their last game. Pittsburgh has won 90 of the last 142 games when playing as a favorite of -110 or higher and they have won 33 of the last 58 games when playing on a Tuesday.

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INDIAN COWBOY – NBA FINALS GAME 6

7-Unit Play. #711. Take Over 194.5 – Golden State vs. Cleveland (Tuesday @ 9pm est)

We roll with the Over here as we expect this to be the first game since Game 1 (which went to overtime) to go over the posted total. With no help from Mozgo or the rest of the team for that matter, the Cavs put up 91 points in their last game. At the end of the day, Lebron has made it clear that he believes he is the MVP of not only this series but has made it abundantly clear that he is the best player in the World. Which is a bit amusing because even Jordan never outwardly came out and said that though he did talk his necessary trash talk on the court and told Reggie Miller at one time that he was Black Jesus.

Miller recently shared the story on Jimmy Kimmel. But per this game, Golden State likely wins here and ends this series tonight covering as well. The line is at 4.5 for a reason as this is the largest State has been favored against Cleveland on the road in this series which says something – and Cleveland is facing elimination. And State likely does it on the offensive end by putting up a quality offensive effort here. Plus, with no Mozgov sighting in the last game, look for him to be much more assertive on the offensive end here, look for Lebron to be assertive from the opening tip as a mad man as he is one of the best performers in an elimination game in Championship History, and consequently look for this game to go over the posted total. Most of the public has caught on to this series and favors the under which is why we actually favor the over here.

Though the series has had an Under tone throughout, note that Cleveland is 3-0-1 to the Over coming off a straight up loss of 10 points or more. Look for Cleveland to be the active underdog, look for this game to finally buck the under trend of this series and look for this contest to finally go over the posted total this evening as Kerr will make it clear to his players – let it fly – they do not want this game going back to Golden State. And State learned a lot from their big win in Game 4 in Cleveland dropping more than a 100 points and will not be afraid here or intimidated. High scoring affair in which Golden State wins Curry/Thompson and company win their first championship tonight.

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#712: Cavaliers: +4.0 (-105) (0.5*)

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