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Paul Leiner
100* Tigers -130
50* Mariners -115
100* Tigers -130
50* Mariners -115
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Chase Diamond
9* Cincinnati -125Comment
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bookiemonsters
124-82 run
32-25 run last 57 plays
pod nationals under 7.5Comment
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TheSportsCapper
WEDNESDAY BASEBALL
100* Play Oakland +125 over Cincinnati (TOP MLB PLAY)
Homer Bailey has lost 22 of the last 32 day games and he has lost 7 of the last 8 inter-league games. Homer Bailey has lost 7 of the last 10 games when the line is +125 to -125 and he has lost 10 of the last 15 games coming off a game where he did not walk a batter.
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100* Play Seattle -130 over Toronto (TOP MLB PLAY)
JA Happ has lost 34 of the last 50 games when pitching as an underdog of +100 or higher and he has lost 33 of the last 50 games when the total posted is between 7 and 8.5 runs. JA Happ has lost 20 of the last 27 road games and he has an ERA of 7.36 over his last three overall starts.
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100* Play Boston -150 over Houston (TOP MLB PLAY)
Houston has lost 91 of the last 124 games after having lost 15 or more of the last 20 games and they have also lost 26 of the last 35 games vs. AL East Division Opponents. Houston has lost 135 of the last 193 games when the total posted is between 8.5 and 10 runs and they have lost 155 of the last 209 games when playing as an underdog of +150 or higher.
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50* Play Detroit -130 over Cleveland (Bonus MLB Play)
50* Play Tampa Bay -120 over Arizona (Bonus MLB Play)Comment
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Jimmy Boyd
4* (MLB) Toronto Bluejays ML +110
3* (MLB) San Diego Padres ML +106Comment
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KYLE HUNTER
TOP PLAY =-
12:35p Oakland A's vs Cincinnati Reds
*5 Star MLB Top Play Early Bird*
Take: Total 7½ un-113
3:40p Toronto Blue Jays vs Seattle Mariners
*3 Star MLB Totals TKO*
Take: Total 8½ ov-105
7:05p Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals
*3 Star MLB Dog of the Day*
Take: Atlanta Braves +125
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9:40p Tampa Bay Rays vs Arizona Diamondbacks
*5 Star MLB TOP Play of the Month*
Take: Total 8 un-105
10:05p Texas Rangers vs Los Angeles Angels
*3 Star MLB 100% Angle Cash*
Take: Texas Rangers -114Comment
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Kelso
15 Texas rangersComment
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Wednesday's MLB National League betting cheat sheet
Here are quick-hitting betting notes on all the action from the National League Wednesday:
Oakland A's at Cincinnati Reds (-118, 7.5)
Pitching stat: A's pitcher Bartolo Colon allowed two or fewer runs in seven straight starts and has posted 15 straight quality starts.
Batting stat: Reds' slugger Joey Votto is batting .458 in the last eight games.
Weather: Temperatures in mid 80s with a 64 percent chance of thunderstorms.
Key betting stat: Athletics are 1-7 in their last eight games with umpire James Hoye behind home plate.
Baltimore Orioles at San Diego Padres (+111, 7.5)
Pitching stat: Padres LHP Eric Stults is at his best at home, where he is 5-2 with a 2.35 ERA.
Batting stat: Orioles' Adam Jones, who is from San Diego, is 8-for-15 in four career games at the Padres.
Weather: Temperatures in the low 70s with clear skies and winds blowing WNW at 10 mph.
Key betting stat: Over is 15-5-1 in Orioles' last 21 vs. National League West.
Miami Marlins at Pittsburgh Pirates (-184, 7.5)
Pitching stat: Pittsburgh RHP Mark Melancon has allowed only one run and 11 hits in his last 22 appearances, totaling 22 innings.
Batting stat: The Pirates are a dominant team at home, tying for the major league lead with 39 wins while belting 45 homers to 24 for their opponents.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 70s with a 34 percent chance of rain and winds blowing south at 5 mph.
Key betting stat: Pirates are 27-11 in their last 38 during Game 2 of a series.
Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals (-133, 7.5)
Pitching stat: Atlanta batters are hitting .200 against Nationals RHP Jordan Zimmermann with 15 strikeouts in 85 at-bats
Batting stat: Nine of the 12 games between the Braves and Nationals this season have been decided by two runs or less.
Weather: Temperatures in the mid 70s with a 30 percent chance of rain and winds blowing south at 6 mph.
Key betting stat: Over is 4-0 in Zimmermann's last four home starts.
Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies (-164, 7.5)
Pitching stat: Phillies LHP Cole Hamels is 3-1 with a 2.37 ERA in six starts against the Cubs, but he hasn't faced them since 2010.
Batting stat: Phillies rookie Darin Ruf has reached base safely in 33 consecutive games dating to last season - every game he has started in the majors.
Weather: Temperatures in the low 70s with a 45 percent chance of thunderstorms and winds blowing south at 6 mph.
Key betting stat: Under is 26-10-2 in umpire Jordan Baker's last 38 games behind home plate.
Colorado Rockies at New York Mets (N/A)
Pitching stat: Rockies RHP Jhoulys Chacin is 4-2 with a 1.78 ERA on the road in eight starts.
Batting stat: Rockies 1B Todd Helton is hitting .348 against the Mets - the third-highest average against New York among players with at least 350 plate appearances (Derek Jeter, .368; Tony Gwynn, .356).
Weather: Temperatures in the mid 70s with a 60 percent chance of thunderstorms and winds blowing south at 7 mph.
Key betting stat: Under is 15-5-1 in Rockies last 21 after scoring two runs or less in their previous game.
Los Angeles Dodgers at St. Louis Cardinals (-144, 7.5)
Pitching stat: St. Louis has turned a major league-leading 134 double plays.
Batting stat: Dodgers 1B Adrian Gonzalez is a career .366 hitter (26-for-71) at Busch Stadium.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 70s with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms and winds blow north at 4 mph.
Key betting stat: Dodgers are 8-0 in their last eight games following a loss.
Milwaukee Brewers at San Francisco Giants (-230, 7)
Pitching stat: Giants LHP Madison Bumgarner has pitched at least seven innings while allowing three runs or fewer in nine straight starts - the second-longest streak in the majors since 1996.
Batting stat: The Brewers have won 43 straight games and are 40-0 this season - the only undefeated team in the major leagues - when leading after eight innings.
Weather: Temperatures in the mid 50s with overcast skies and winds blowing WSW at 6 mph.
Key betting stat: Under is 4-0-1 in Bumgarner's last 5 starts vs. Brewers.
Tampa Bay Rays at Arizona Diamondbacks (+115, 8)
Pitching stat: Rays RHP Chris Archer has averaged eight innings per start over his last four outings.
Batting stat: Arizona slugger Cody Ross is 14-for-31 with three home runs in his last eight games.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 90s with clear skies and winds blowing west at 5 mph.
Key betting stat: Under is 6-0 in the last six meetings.Comment
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Wednesday's MLB American League betting cheat sheet
Here are quick-hitting betting notes on all the action from the American League Wednesday:
Toronto Blue Jays at Seattle Mariners (-104, 8.5)
Pitching stat: Toronto left-hander J.A. Happ is back on the mound for the first time in three months.
Batting stat: Toronto third baseman Brett Lawrie is 5-for-8 in the series and is 14-for-33 during a nine-game hitting streak.
Weather: N/A
Key betting stat: Blue Jays are 15-6 in their last 21 vs. American League West.
Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (+105, 8)
Pitching stat: Tigers RHP Doug Fister is 5-3 with a 2.71 ERA in 86 1/3 career innings against the Indians.
Batting stat: The Tigers lead the AL with a plus-143 run differential.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 70s with a 61 percent chance of thunderstorms and winds blowing SW at 8 mph.
Key betting stat: Detroit leads the season series 11-3 and has prevailed in seven of their last eight meetings at Progressive Field.
New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox (-108, 7.5)
Pitching stat: Yankees ace C.C. Sabathia has yielded a total of 27 runs - 22 earned - and 37 hits in 19 2/3 frames over his last four outings.
Batting stat: Alex Rodriguez has gone 1-for-6 with a walk and also was hit by a pitch in the series, his first two contests of 2013 following offseason hip surgery.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 70s with a 32 percent chances of thunderstorms and winds blowing NW at 8 mph.
Key betting stat: Yankees are 1-5 in Sabathia's last six starts as a road underdog.
Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros (+153, 8.5)
Pitching stat: Astros RHP Jarred Cosart’s lone issue is control, with 12 walks against 11 strikeouts in 28 total innings.
Batting stat: Boston RF Shane Victorino has recorded multiple hits in six of his last eight games.
Weather: Temperatures in the low 90s with clear skies and winds blowing south at 13 mph.
Key betting stat: Astros are 9-3 in their last 12 Wednesday games.
Minnesota Twins at Kansas City Royals (-145, 8.5)
Pitching stat: Twins RHP Samuel Deduno has beaten Kansas City twice this season and is 3-0 with a 0.93 ERA in three career starts against the Royals.
Batting stat: Royals 1B Eric Hosmer is 5-for-8 in the series and batting .350 against the Twins in 60 at-bats this season.
Weather: Temperatures in the low 80s with a 51 percent chance of thunderstorms and winds blowing NE at 6 mph.
Key betting stat: Home team is 16-5 in umpire Chris Conroy's last 21 games behind home plate.
Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels (+102, 8)
Pitching stat: Rangers RHP Alexi Ogando is 3-0 with a 1.85 ERA in 21 career games - four starts - against the Angels.
Batting stat: Angels OF Josh Hamilton is hitless in eight at-bats in the series and 14-for-44 in 11 games against his former team this season.
Weather: Temperatures in the high 60s with clear skies and winds blowing SSW at 5 mph.
Key betting stat: Rangers are 26-10 in their last 36 vs. American League West.Comment
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Hondo
Hondo grins and bears it
Hondo was unable to maintain his movement toward solvency last night as he went belly-up with the Bombers in Chicago to raise the deficit to 595 nottebarts.
Tonight, Mr. Aitch is pining for Wood to reduce the Phillies’ lumber to dust — 20 units on the Cubs.Comment
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"Mr Chalk" 2013 MLB Season
Ben lee had the split's on Tuesday losing with the Mariners -$185/Blue Jays and winning with the Reds -$142/A's for $50.
For Hump day "Mr Chalk" likes two the first is a dog thats right a dog and were not just talking a small dog were talking about the Astros +$148/Red Sox and the Philies -$150/Cubs for $50.
"Mr Chalk" is 2-1 -$35 for the week 74-39 +$1496 for the 2013 MLB 2013 season.Comment
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J.R Stevens SMOOTH44
ALL ARE TOP-RATED (5-STAR OR 5-UNIT)
(913) TORONTO +110/RRL -1.5 +155
(928) SAN DIEGO +110/RRL -1.5 +245
"RRL" means reverse runline or alternate runlineComment
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Michael Tang
2* OAK/CIN UNDER 8 -120Comment
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Dave Essler Wednesday MLB Thoughts
Washington-Atlanta: The very fact that Washington is only -135 with Zimmerman makes me take notice, even with his rough stretch before beating the Brewers. He has simply owned the Braves. Medlen seems to always give it up, and far more so away from Turner Field where the fences are a little further away. He's pitched well against Washington, but to me this one screams "wait for the lineups". With BJ back and McCann and Gattis around, we don't really want Gattis in left because he's a huge liability out there. Patience here for sure.
Cubs-Phillies: Wood has a solid reputation, however, he's really only been able to dominate weaker hitting clubs, for the most part. He'll be a little cheaper after the Dodgers hammered him, but that was a time the Dodgers were hammering everyone, so I might not pay quite so much homage to that. As you'd expect, he's been better away from Wrigley. Hamels has seemingly led in every game and has been let down by the pen, which is now minus two more components. After two very high pitch count games, there's just no chance of laying -150 with the Phillies. Cubs or nothing, and lean under before it hits 7.
Pirates-Fish: I happen to like Koehler. Two problems here are that he too has had tow big pitch count games, and that, coming from the pen, is not something he's used to. I also think Charlie Morton is still Charlie Morton, and like the Fish better against RHP. If Monday's game leaves some clue as to what's going on with the Pirates, I can see taking the Fish RL, if we think they can score. However, I tend to think this total goes to 8 before it goes to 7, and at 7.5 I do lean over here.
Dodgers-Cardinals: Welp, Nolasco goes right back to being the underdog after having his one game as listed favorite against the Cubs. It's not something we've seen too often, being with the Fish, so I really wonder how much pressure is now on the kid. However, the Dodgers have won all four of his road starts since being traded. Downside is that the Cardinals have simply hammered him, so I really can't see taking the Dodgers here. Miller has not looked good in his last two starts, but at home he's been close to unhittable. The only think I don't like is that he hasn't pitched into the 7th inning since the 1st of June, which means trusting the Cardinals bullpen. Pretty steamy in St. Louis right now, so if that total comes to 7.5 I might play the over. I just don't see the pitchers' duel, but without Molina, I do need to see the lineup(s).
Brewers-Cardinals: I suppose Bumgarner is -230 for a reason, but with the Giants done for the year and that potentially anemic offense, there's not really any chance of the RL here at all. I see Narveson listed as pitching for the Brewers on one site and ESPN still lists Gorzellany. If it's the latter, I could see taking the under here, as opposed to having any money on someone coming of the DL.
Toronto-Seattle: Interestingly enough, I can see taking Happ coming off the DL at that price, simply because I like fading the Mariners against lefties and their bullpen just isn't very good. On top of that, Toronto is clearly better against RHP's this season. Since it's a day game, I will indeed wait for the lineup(s), but at -130 they're certainly begging for people to take Harang, and I can't do it.
Cleveland-Detroit: Who was the last team to light up Fister? Yes, indeed, it was the Indians. Probably some extra motivation for Fister here. Kipnis and Brantley have owned him, but the real issue here for me is how long Salazar can pitch, because there's a clear bullpen advantage right now for the Tigers. Perhaps he can pull an Oberholtzer and keep Detroit in check, but I suspect it may be a matter of time (second time through the order) than the Tigers hit him. This could well be a first-five inning bet on the Indians, and I lean to the under.
Boston-Houston: Kyle? OK, I'll do it. I can't bet on Dempster against anyone, and most of the Astros have had at least a couple of at-bats against him. Cosart's looked like the real deal so far, but there's the Astros bullpen. Again, I'm not sure Dempster should be -170 against anyone, and may well go back to the Astros RL again.
Yankees-White Sox: There is simply a slight chance I could take Sabathia at -120, but that would mean betting on the Yankees, who's bullpen has actually been pretty solid of late. And the Yankees are 20-14 against LHP's. (not counting the Tuesday game yet). Santiago is a flyball pitcher who can be a bit wild, so my initial lean is to the Yankees, but perhaps more to the over. I haven't looked at the weather yet, but 7.5 does seem a bit tempting, even with the typical cross breeze in US Cellular this time of year.
Texas-Los Angeles: Ogando has simply not been good and not pitched deep since coming back, and of course the Rangers pen has been a bit suspect. It's always hard to go against the hot team, and the one still in a pennant race, however. But, then there's Hanson, who's a flyball pitcher (benefited from Turner Field) so that makes that side a bit difficult, too. Perhaps BECAUSE of Ogando and what he HAS done, the total is only 8. With either of these bullpens capable of implosion, as well as both starters, 8 may be too low.
Oakland-Cincinnati: Not touching a day game w/the Reds. That'd be two strikes right there.
San Diego-Baltimore: I'd been high on Gonzalez until the Astros beat the shit out of him. And the Royals before that. he doesn't walk many, but can give the long ball up. If only he were left handed we'd be all over San Diego, and still might. But, Stults has had five straight 100+ pitch games, and two of those were over 120 pitches. That cannot be a good thing, and he's appeared to show that wear the last two outings. Brian Roberts back is a big deal for me. I tend to think this stays under, and of course being a day game will wait for lineups.
Tampa Bay-Arizona: Seems like Archer would have been more than -140 to me, especially against Delgado. Although, three of HIS last four games were 100+ pitch outings, and this IS the time of year that really starts to matter. But, Arizona didn't see him last week at the Trop, so maybe this stays under. Rays much better hitting team against LHP. Delgado has NOT been walking people, but the Rays have seen him enough to think they score. On second thought, I may actually like a road favorite here, but with the Rays pen (this IS an NL game, remember) perhaps this does go over the number, even if early money at CRIS forced it to 8 from 8.5. We shall see, but I do see this game pretty well.Comment
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Joe Gavazzi MLB
4% Miami Marlins
4% Texas Rangers
3% Atlanta Braves
3% LAA Dodgers
3% San Diego PadresComment
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