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GC: MLB PLay

Monday card has 3 Big Play led by the Triple Perfect 5* Side, and a pair of undefeated Dominator systems. Sunday card cashed big cashing 4 of 5. Free MLB System Play below.


For the Free MLB System Play we travel out West. The Play is on the Oakland A/s. Game 928 at 10:05 eastern. Oakland has won 7 of 8 vs National League teams and averaging over 6 runs in those games. The Giants are scoring 2 runs on .192 hitting the past week. Oakland has the pitching edge too as J.Chavez makes the start and his teams starts show a 12-3 record when he is favored. In his last 4 home starts he won 3 of 4 while allowing just 6 earned runs in 27 innings as he has a 2.42 home era. B. Vogelsong makes the Start for San Francisco and he has a dismal 5.20 road era. There is also a nice system in this game that plays on certain home favorites off a home win and scored 4 or less runs, vs an opponent off a road dog win by 2 or more runs and scored 5 or more runs while playing error free. These home teams have won 12 of 13 times. Look for Oakland to take the opener. On Monday start the week big with 3 Powerful MLB System Plays all from system that are perfect since 2004 and have multiple angles and Pitching advantages. Sunday card cashes 4 of 5. More Damage tonight. Inbox to Jump on and Cash out. For the Free Play take Oakland. GC

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BEHIND THE BETS

Miami Marlins +100

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Bryan Leonard

Tampa Bay -118

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Greg Shaker

Seattle Under 7

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John Ryan


Philadelphia

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Major League Baseball-Tips

Match: Tampa Bay Rays vs Kansas City Royals
Selection: Kansas City Royals
Handicap: Win match
Odd: 2.05

Match: Milwaukee Brewers vs Philadelphia Phillies
Selection: Milwaukee Brewers
Handicap: Win match
Odd: 1.88

Match: St. Louis Cardinals vs Pittsburgh Pirates
Selection: St. Louis Cardinals
Handicap: -1 AH
Odd: 1.80

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BASEBALL33

USA: MLB
Milwaukee Brewers – Philadelphia Phillies
Tips : Milwaukee Brewers

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TONY STOFFO

Braves vs Mets – Over 7.5

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VEGAS SPORTS INFORMER (MLB)

3 Unit Play. #905 Take Over 8 +100 – Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati (7:10p.m., Monday July 7)

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Doc's Sports Picks For Major League Baseball 7/7


3-unit Play Take #901 Atlanta Braves (-125) over New York Mets (7:10pm EST)


3-unit Play Take #926 Washington Nationals (-170) over Baltimore Orioles (7:05pm EST)

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mlb winner # 8 in a row

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Wunderdog Sports Free Pick

Game: Kansas City Royals @ Tampa Bay Rays
Time: Monday 07/07 7:10 PM Eastern
Pick: Kansas City +116 (moneyline)

The Tampa Bay Rays come home off a successful road trip, and they will open a series against former teammate James Shields and the Kansas City Royals. The Royals have played well on the road where they are 4-1-1 in their last six road series. Shields is certainly comfortable on the mound in Tampa Bay where he was 72-45 as a member of the Rays staff when pitching at home, and his last 24 starts here when with the Rays show them at 18-6. His only appearance against his former team shows a win where he worked seven innings, striking out seven, and allowing two runs on just five hits. The Rays are just 5-14 in their last 19 at home vs. a team with a winning record, and Kansas City is 20-6 on the road in Shields’ last 26 starts. Make the play on Kansas City.

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SPORTS WAGERS

CINCINNATI -1½ +134 over Chicago

Edwin Jackson is very capable of throwing a strong game when his head is in it. Unfortunately, Jackson’s head is in it only about 50% of the time and this is one of those games that he may show up in body only. Jackson is coming off a 2-1 victory in Boston. A few days later the Cubbies would unload two of his buddies to the Athletics and that’s enough to upset this guy. There’s a reason that Jackson is pitching on his eighth team in the past 11 years and one of the reasons is his lack of focus. In his last three starts at Citizens Bank Park, Jackson is 0-3 with a 6.50 ERA after allowing 24 hits and 13 earned runs in 18 innings. His BAA at this venue is .348. The Cubbies are 0-2 since the trade and have been outscored 15-1 in those two games.

Mike Leake may only have a 6-7 record on the season but he’s having his best season skills wise, as his 3.32 xERA, 54% groundball rate and command (23 walks in 114 innings) are all career bests. He is yet to have a pure disaster outing in 17 starts this season. In 14 career starts versus the Cubs, he is 7-2 with a 3.04 ER in 94.2 IP. All of a sudden Leake is striking out more too, as his 32 K’s in in his last 32 innings will attest to. Leake has become an extremely reliable mid-rotation starter. His skills the first time through lineups give hope that he hasn't reached his ceiling yet. The Cubs have hit poorly versus right handed pitching this season, as they have a .229 BA and .656 OPS and they don’t figure to wake up here.


BOSTON -1½ +104 over Chicago

In Scott Carroll’s last two starts the White Sox are 0-2 and have been outscored 14-5. Carroll has made seven starts this season and has yet to record a pure quality one and that doesn’t figure to change here. As a starter, Carroll has been terrible, going 1-5 with a 6.75 ERA, 1.93 WHIP, and 15/14 K/BB in 37.1 IP. The South Side has just 18 wins in 44 road games and they are a combined 22 for 95 (.232) lifetime against Clay Buchholz. Take out Paul Konerko’s 7 for 15 against Buchholz (Konerko can’t hit anymore) and that average dips under .200.

Boston woke up this morning in last place in the AL East. They have also scored the fewest runs in the American League. With guys like Dustin Pedroia, David Ortiz, Mike Napoli and Brock Holt at the top of their lineup, how can that be? The Red Sox are a frustrated team that rallied from a 6-1 deficit yesterday against the O’s to send it to extra innings but still lost. However, they’ve scored 22 times in the last four games and also hung an eight up last week against New York. This team is built to score runs and they figure to take out their frustrations against this extremely weak starter. Clay Buchholz pitched 6.1 innings Tuesday, allowing only one run on five hits (no walks) while striking out two batters and taking a no-decision in the Red Sox' 2-1 loss to the Cubs. Buchholz now makes his third start since coming off the DL and he’s been pretty solid both games. In fact, since coming off the DL, Buchholz has not walked a batter in 13.1 innings and that’s a significant improvement after he walked 24 batters in his first 50 innings before he was sidelined. When his health cooperates, Buchholz can pitch. He had a 60% groundball rate in his last start and let’s not forget the incredible first half he had in 2013. Buchholz appears to be healthy and getting stronger and has a great chance to keep it going here. The total in this game is 10 and if the oddsmakers are close to that number, which they usually are, Boston is likely going to cover the run-line.


Pittsburgh +148 over ST. LOUIS

The Pirates have won an NL-best 12 of 15 and are 11-5 away from home since May 29. Pittsburgh has won three straight and six of its past seven. Charlie Morton is on a nice run, throwing a pure quality start in five of his last six starts, over which he has a 44/12 K/BB in 38 IP. In fact, Morton was absolutely electric in June, reminding us why he entered the season as a premium breakout target. His huge surge in strikeouts was supported by his 12% swing and miss rate. Only Clayton Kershaw had a higher K rate than Morton's 11.0/9 mark among pitchers with a 50%+ groundball rate. Backing groundball pitchers with a high K rate is a beautiful thing when being offered a price like this one.

Adam Wainwright's return from Tommy John surgery last year was a mixed bag at best. But he's leaving little doubt about his status as the club's ace so far this season. In his first 17 starts, Wainwright has an ERA of 1.89 and 106 Ks to go with just 24 walks in 124 IP. Wainwright is not the problem. The problem for Cardinals backers is that St. Louis is averaging just 2½ runs a game over their past 10 games. Without run support, it’s very difficult to win (see Cole Hamels) and that makes the Cardinals a huge risk when spotting a tag like this, especially against the hottest team in baseball.

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CAPPERS ACCESS

Reds(RL)-1.5+125
Rangers-135

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Vince Akins
VegasInsider


SU TREND OF THE DAY:

-- The Red Sox are 10-0 since June 29, 2007 as a home favorite after an extra inning loss and it is the first game of a series for a net profit of $1000.

PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:

-- When Mike Minor starts the Braves are 10-0 since September 10, 2010 after he had a WHIP of at least 2 his last start for a net profit of $1110.

MLB BIBLE ACTIVE TREND:

-- The Rockies are 11-1 (+$975) since 2013 as a favorite when they won the last time they faced this starting pitcher that season.

CHOICE TREND:

-- The Indians are 10-0 since August 12, 2011 as a favorite when their starter went less than four innings in his last start for a net profit of $1000.

ACTIVE TRENDS:

-- When Kevin Correia starts the Twins are 1-12 since June 25, 2013 in the first game of a series for a net profit of $1030 when playing against.