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Hockey Crusher

New York Rangers + Washington Capitals UNDER 5

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Basketball Crusher

Dallas Mavericks +1.5 over Oklahoma City Thunder

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Soccer Crusher

Chelsea + Liverpool UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in England

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Sportsbook Investing
Play of the Day:

New York Rangers + Washington Capitals UNDER 5

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Paul Leiner

100* Marlins -130

50* Giants / Brewers Over 7

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SPORTS WAGERS

Baltimore +107 over BOSTON

Today, the Red Sox’ ERA is 5.38 and they’ve allowed 32 jacks, the third worst in the league. It's an issue that dates back to last September. Since the start of that month, Boston is 17-34 with a 6.02 ERA. That's more than a quarter of a season worth of data. The move to promote Aaron Cook from the minors is one of desperation. Cook is 33-years old with over 206 starts and over 1300 IP. His career ERA is 4.53 and his career BAA is .294. Cook has started the season with an outstanding 1.89 ERA in 33 IP at Pawtucket but 13 strikeouts and 11 walks say this is the same pitcher we have come to know and avoid. There’s another reason he’s being called upon. Cook was likely to be recalled even without the need to replace Josh Beckett, as he had an out clause in his contract if he were not called up by May 1 and the Red Sox apparently did not want him to let him go. Add Kevin Youkilis to the DL, a horrible bullpen, Aaron Cook in the rotation and what we have here is a team in peril. The Orioles are winning a lot of games this season and the players are getting used to it. Jason Hammel’s 1.97 ERA is unsustainable but this guy is no fluke. It’s worth repeating that his rise started in spring training, when he came to camp with more velocity and a sinking fastball, which caused Chipper Jones to say he was the most impressive pitcher he faced this spring. Hammel has 30 k’s in 32 innings, a BAA of .200 and the Orioles have won four of his five starts. Hammel’s only loss was in his last start when the Yanks beat him 2-1. The Orioles come to the park this afternoon in a much better frame of mind after beating Boston 6-4 in 13 last night. The Red Sox come to the park dejected, last in the AL East and nothing but problems in the pitching department. Play: Baltimore +107 (Risking 2 units).

Cincinnati +102 over PITTSBURGH

The Pirates lineup continues to struggle so far this year, as they are last in the NL in runs scored and managed to play to form again last night with one run scored in the opener. James MacDonald comes in with a 2.97 ERA after throwing back-to-back gems against Colorado and Atlanta. A third straight gem is highly unlikely, as MacDonald cannot sustain that sharp ERA. His skills simply don't hold up. He has a fly-ball bias profile, which means more fly-outs than groundouts. His pitch mix is virtually the same as last season so we can't credit a new approach for his success. In fact, his 91.2 MPH average fastball velocity is 1.5 MPH less than last season. Even though it's too early to draw many conclusions from it, there's regression coming here. Mike Leake fought through both on-the-field and off-the-field adversity in 2011, ranging from a shoplifting charge to a six-start debacle at the start of 2011 (5.70 ERA, though 3.84 xERA) that landed him in the minors for the first time. He has one of the lowest fly-ball rates in the majors at 25%. Compared with 2010, Leake made huge strides in 2011, led by cutting his walk rate by nearly one-third. He's never been a huge strikeout guy but finished the year with impressive command. Leake is off to a slow start but there is real potential for a significant step forward. Sieze this buying opportunity while you can. Play: Cincinnati +102 (Risking 2 units).

Toronto +152 over L.A. ANGELS

The Angels are 0-2 against the Blue Jays and have scored zero runs in the two games. They’re averaging 1.7 runs per game against all teams not named the Twins and they’re a huge risk laying significant juice. This team is reeling right now and there’s not a single reason in the world to not wager against them. C. J. Wilson is rock solid but you still need run support to win and right now nobody on this staff is getting any. That’s some added pressure on the starters, as they tend to try and be too fine because one run down seems like four. Kyle Drabek is not in the same class as Wilson but he does have plenty of upside. Drabek has all the skills that we look for in a starting pitcher with the exception of one. He has a high groundball rate of 52% and a strong strikeout rate in which he’s whiffed 26 in 30 frames. The problem is walks and after watching Henderson Alvarez and Brandon Morrow mow down these Angels hitters, he has to be thinking, “throw strikes”. Drabek has to cut down on his walks to stay at this level but the kid has nasty stuff and is real close to emerging as a legit breakout candidate. Based on the Angels inability to hit, this has to be considered a big-time overlay. Play: Toronto +152 (Risking 2 units).

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Jimmy Boyd

MLB | May 05 OAK ATHLETICS vs. Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Rays -155 at BMAKER

FREE PLAY 1 Unit on Tampa Bay Rays -155

Today's free play goes on the streaking Rays, who have won 6 in a row overall and 10 straight at home.

Oakland scheduled starter Bartolo Colon is 0-4 with a 6.10 ERA in his last six starts versus Tampa Bay.

The Rays' Jeremy Hellickson, who is 3-0 with a 2.51 ERA on the season, is a better option. He shouldn't encounter many problems against an Oakland club that is batting just .212.

The Rays are a perfect 7-0 in Hellickson's last 7 home starts vs. a team with a losing record. We'll take Tampa Bay.

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SPORTS WAGERS

UTAH +6 over San Antonio

The Jazz lost the first game by 15 and the second game by 31. The Spurs have barely broken a sweat in this series but what those two blowouts have created is a number here that is probably higher than it should be. It’s not easy to pull the trigger on the Jazz because they’ve been outclassed by a wide margin in every department. However, Utah is a different team in Salt Lake. They went 25-8 at home during the regular season and play with much more confidence in its own barn. When they faced the Spurs at home during the regular season they lost by four and won by seven and there’s a great chance they’ll stay within range again here with the possibility of an upset. The Spurs could be a little too complacent right now and with the entire betting world spotting the number, it’s time to sell high and buy low on this host that plays a completely different game once they get on their own hardwood. Play: Utah +6 (Risking 2.1 units to win 2).

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Jeff Scott Sports

TOP PLAYS

4 UNIT PLAY

Tampa Bay Oakland Under 7

3 UNIT PLAY

Arizona/ NY Mets Under 7.5

OTHER PLAY

2 UNIT PLAY

San Francisco -1.5 (+155) Over MILWAUKEE

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