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  • Can'tPickAWinner
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    • Nov 2012
    • 358497

    #16
    MLB

    National League

    Dodgers-Cubs
    Kershaw is 5-0, 1.80 in his last five starts.
    Jackson is 0-3, 10.80 in his last three starts.

    Dodgers won nine of their last thirteen games.
    Cubs won three of their last four games.

    Over is 6-0-1 in last seven Dodger games.

    Brewers-Pirates
    Gallardo is 0-3, 7.36 in his last three starts.
    Locke is 1-2, 5.28 in his last three starts.

    Brewers lost ten of their last eleven road games.
    Pirates won seven of their last eight games.

    Seven of last eight Milwaukee games stayed under.

    Nationals-Marlins
    Fister is 2-0, 2.07 in his last two starts.
    Koehler is 0-0, 3.48 in his last five starts.

    Nationals won five of their last six games.
    Miami lost six of its last nine games.

    Four of last five Washington games stayed under total.

    Mets-Braves
    Wheeler is 1-2, 4.57 in his last four starts.
    Teheran is 0-3, 5.40 in his last three starts; Braves scored two runs in the three games.

    Mets lost four of their last five games.
    Atlanta lost five of its last six games.

    Over is 5-1-1 in Mets' last seven games.

    Diamondbacks-Rockies
    Anderson is 2-1, 2.65 in his last three starts
    Lyles is 0-2, 4.81 in his last four starts.

    Arizona lost eight of its last eleven games.
    Colorado won last three games, scoring 33 runs.

    Five of last six Colorado games went over total.

    Reds-Cardinals
    Holmberg is 1-1, 9.53 in three starts this season.
    Lackey is 0-1, 8.16 in his last three starts.

    Reds lost their last four games, scoring three runs.
    Cardinals won five of their last six games.

    Six of last eight Cincinnati games stayed under.

    Giants-Padres
    Hudson is 0-2, 11.25 in his last three starts.
    Despaigne is 0-4, 6.55 in his last six starts.

    Giants lost six of their last nine games.
    San Diego won three of their last four games.

    Six of last seven San Diego games went over total.


    American League

    Blue Jays-Bronx
    Buehrle is 1-1, 3.33 in his last four starts.
    Kuroda is 3-1, 2.92 in his last six starts.

    Toronto lost six of its last seven games.
    Bronx won its last three home games.

    Six of last eight Buehrle starts went over the total.

    Red Sox-Orioles
    Webster is 1-2, 8.24 in his last four starts.
    Gausman is 0-0, 1.29 in his last couple starts.

    Red Sox lost last three games, outscored 16-3.
    Baltimore won its last four games, allowing seven runs.

    Under is 6-1 in last seven Baltimore games.

    White Sox-Rays
    Quintana is 2-0, 1.80 in his last three starts.
    Hellickson is 0-1, 5.33 in his last five starts.

    White Sox lost three of their last four games.
    Tampa Bay won three of its last four games.


    Over is 6-3-1 in last ten Tampa Bay games.

    Indians-Twins
    Bauer is 0-1, 4.82 in his last three starts.
    Hughes is 1-2, 4.55 in his last four starts.

    Indians won their last three games, allowing three runs.
    Minnesota won three of its last four games.

    Last four Cleveland games stayed under the total.

    Tigers-Royals
    Verlander is 1-1, 6.52 in his last three starts.
    Vargas is 1-4, 4.91 in his last five starts.

    Detroit won seven of last ten games, but lost last two.
    Royals are 0-5 in game following their last five wins.

    Over is 4-0-1 in last five Kansas City games.

    Mariners-Astros
    Walker is 1-2, 4.32 in his last five starts
    Peacock is 1-0, 2.08 in his last four starts.

    Seattle lost seven of its last eleven games.
    Astros lost five of their last seven games.

    Under is 10-2-1 in last thirteen Seattle games.

    Rangers-Angels
    Bonilla allowed two runs in six IP in winning his first MLB start.
    Santiago is 2-1, 3.12 in his last seven starts.

    Texas won its last six games, allowing 12 runs.
    Angels won 11 of their last 14 games.

    Last four Texas games went over the total.


    Interleague game

    Phillies-A's
    Buchanan is 0-0, 3.62 in his last five starts.
    Lester is 2-1, 1.64 in his last three starts.

    Phillies lost four of their last five games.
    Oakland lost six of its last eight games.

    Six of last eight Oakland games stayed under the total.


    Teams' record when this starting pitcher starts:
    -- Kershaw 21-4; Jackson 8-18
    -- Gallardo 12-18; Locke 11-8
    -- Fister 16-7; Koehler 14-16
    -- Wheeler 14-16; Teheran 17-14
    -- Anderson 11-9; Lyles 9-11
    -- Holmberg 2-1; Lackey 12-9/5-3
    -- Hudson 16-12; Despaigne 7-8

    -- Buehrle 20-10; Kuroda 13-17
    -- Webster 5-4; Gausman 10-8
    -- Quintana 11-19; Hellickson 3-8
    -- Bauer 11-13; Hughes 18-12
    -- Verlander 17-12; Vargas 14-14
    -- Walker 1-2; Peacock 8-14
    -- Bonilla 1-0; Santiago 8-14

    -- Buchanan 8-11; Lester 13-8/6-3

    Pitchers allowing runs in first inning:
    -- Kershaw 3-25; Jackson 13-26
    -- Gallardo 9-30; Locke 8-19
    -- Fister 6-23; Koehler 4-30
    -- Wheeler 9-30; Teheran 7-31
    -- Anderson 5-20; Lyles 6-20
    -- Holmberg 0-3; Lackey 7-29
    -- Hudson 7-28; Despaigne 5-15

    -- Buehrle 7-30; Kuroda 11-30
    -- Webster 2-9; Gausman 4-18
    -- Quintana 6-30; Hellickson 2-11
    -- Bauer 9-24; Hughes 6-30
    -- Verlander 10-29; Vargas 4-28
    -- Walker 3-3; Peacock 7-22
    -- Bonilla 0-1; Santiago 6-22

    -- Buchanan 2-19; Lester 6-30
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    • Can'tPickAWinner
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      • Nov 2012
      • 358497

      #17
      Preview: Giants (82-68) at Padres (71-80)

      Game: 1
      Venue: PETCO Park
      Date: September 19, 2014 10:10 PM EDT

      If they want to play with the division title potentially at stake next week, the San Francisco Giants will first have to take care of their own business in San Diego this weekend.

      Tim Hudson is likely anxious to take the mound as he looks to rebound from one of the worst outings of his career.

      Ahead of their critical series at Chavez Ravine, the wild card-leading Giants will try to move closer to the division lead Friday night when they open a three-game set against the Padres.

      San Francisco (84-68) took two of three in Arizona to begin this key nine-game trip with Wednesday's 4-2 victory.

      Brandon Crawford had a career high-tying four hits, while rookie Matt Duffy delivered a pinch-hit two-run single in the top of the ninth inning. Crawford has been on a roll, going 11 for 20 with seven RBIs over his last six contests.

      The Giants, who have a healthy lead in the wild-card standings, narrowed the gap in the NL West before the Dodgers pushed the advantage to 2 1/2 games over idle San Francisco with Thursday's 8-4 win at Wrigley Field.

      'The scoreboard here is right in front of you,' Bochy said of chasing the Dodgers, who host the Giants starting Monday. 'Now we've got three big games in San Diego and that's where our focus is going to be.'

      Hudson (9-11, 3.41 ERA) will try to move past his last start Saturday when he was roughed up for six runs on eight hits in a career-low one inning in a 17-0 home loss to the Dodgers.

      It was the first time the All-Star had been knocked out of a game before two innings since giving up seven runs over 1 2-3 in a 14-2 loss at Boston in April 2000. He also fell to 0-2 with a 10.50 ERA in his last three starts.

      "They got on a little roll in the first inning," he told MLB's official website. "It was challenging for me to get that third out."

      The right-hander has certainly fared better against the Padres (71-81), going 7-3 with a 2.87 ERA in 16 career starts. He's 1-2 with a 2.96 mark while allowing two runs or less in three of his four meetings in this season.

      Will Venable hit a three-run home run Thursday, while Alexi Amarista had a solo shot as the Padres took three of four from Philadelphia with a 7-3 victory. Amarista is 6 for 11 with two homers and five RBIs in his last three games and 5 for 9 with a double versus Hudson.

      Odrisamer Despaigne (3-7, 3.63) has allowed 12 runs and 14 hits over 10 innings while dropping his last two starts on the road, though he's 2-1 with a 2.11 ERA in his seven at home.

      The rookie right-hander also has given up just one run over 13 innings in two meetings with the Giants. He opposed Hudson at home in July, surrendering one run and two hits over six in that extra-inning defeat.

      San Francisco's Angel Pagan could return after missing the past three games due to a bulging disk in his back, while slugger Michael Morse is also close to returning from a strained left oblique.

      The NL West rivals have split 12 meetings this season, including six at Petco Park.
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      • Can'tPickAWinner
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        • Nov 2012
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        #18
        Today's MLB Picks

        Detroit at Kansas City

        The Tigers open a series in Kansas City tonight where they are 6-1 in their last 7 contests against the Royals. Detroit is the pick (-105) according to Dunkel, which has the Tigers favored by 1 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Detroit (-105). Here are all of today's MLB picks.
        FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
        Time Posted: 6:00 a.m. EST
        Game 901-902: LA Dodgers at Chicago Cubs (2:20 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: LA Dodgers (Kershaw) 15.935; Cubs (Jackson) 14.033
        Dunkel Line: LA Dodgers by 2; 9
        Vegas Line: LA Dodgers (-300); No Run Total
        Dunkel Pick: LA Dodgers (-300); N/A
        Game 903-904: Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (7:05 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Milwaukee (Gallardo) 14.736; Pittsburgh (Locke) 16.735
        Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 2; 7
        Vegas Line: Pittsburgh (-130); 7 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (-130); Under
        Game 905-906: Washington at Miami (7:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Washington (Fister) 15.721; Miami (Koehler) 14.436
        Dunkel Line: Washington by 1 1/2; 8
        Vegas Line: Washington (-145); 7
        Dunkel Pick: Washington (-145); Over
        Game 907-908: NY Mets at Atlanta (7:35 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: NY Mets (Wheeler) 14.751; Atlanta (Teheran) 16.227
        Dunkel Line: Atlanta by 1 1/2; 5
        Vegas Line: Atlanta (-145); 6 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: Atlanta (-145); Under
        Game 909-910: Arizona at Colorado (8:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Arizona (Anderson) 15.647; Colorado (Lyles) 14.219
        Dunkel Line: Arizona by 1 1/2; 12
        Vegas Line: Colorado (-130); 10 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: Arizona (+110); Over
        Game 911-912: Cincinnati at St. Louis (8:15 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Cincinnati (Holmberg) 13.363; St. Louis (Lackey) 15.388
        Dunkel Line: St. Louis by 2; 7
        Vegas Line: St. Louis (-200); 7 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: St. Louis (-200); Under
        Game 913-914: San Francisco at San Diego (10:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: San Francisco (Hudson) 15.527; San Diego (Despaigne) 14.076
        Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 1 1/2; 7
        Vegas Line: San Francisco (-135); 6 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (-135); Over
        Game 915-916: Toronto at NY Yankees (7:05 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Toronto (Buehrle) 14.879; NY Yankees (Kuroda) 16.213
        Dunkel Line: NY Yankees by 1 1/2; 7
        Vegas Line: NY Yankees (-140); 7 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: NY Yankees (-140); Under
        Game 917-918: Boston at Baltimore (7:05 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Boston (Webster) 14.608; Baltimore (Gausman) 17.357
        Dunkel Line: Baltimore by 2 1/2; 9
        Vegas Line: Baltimore (-170); 8
        Dunkel Pick: Baltimore (-170); Over
        Game 919-920: Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay (7:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: White Sox (Quintana) 15.915; Tampa Bay (Hellickson) 14.595
        Dunkel Line: Chicago White Sox by 1 1/2; 6
        Vegas Line: Tampa Bay (-135); 7
        Dunkel Pick: Chicago White Sox (+115); Under
        Game 921-922: Cleveland at Minnesota (8:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Cleveland (Bauer) 14.715; Minnesota (Hughes) 16.105
        Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1 1/2; 7
        Vegas Line: Minnesota (-130); 7 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (-130); Under
        Game 923-924: Detroit at Kansas City (8:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Detroit (Verlander) 16.077; Kansas City (Vargas) 14.697
        Dunkel Line: Detroit by 1 1/2; 9
        Vegas Line: Kansas City (-115); 8
        Dunkel Pick: Detroit (-105); Over
        Game 925-926: Seattle at Houston (8:10 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Seattle (Walker) 16.588; Houston (Peacock) 15.152
        Dunkel Line: Seattle by 1 1/2; 8
        Vegas Line: Seattle (-145); 8 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: Seattle (-145); Under
        Game 927-928: Texas at LA Angels (10:05 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Texas (Bonilla) 14.653; LA Angels (Santiago) 16.397
        Dunkel Line: LA Angels by 1 1/2; 9
        Vegas Line: LA Angels (-200); 8 1/2
        Dunkel Pick: LA Angels (-200); Over
        Game 929-930: Philadelphia at Oakland (9:35 p.m. EST)
        Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia (Buchanan) 15.004; Oakland (Lester) 13.941
        Dunkel Line: Philadelphia by 1; 8
        Vegas Line: Oakland (-260); 7
        Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (+220); Over
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        • Can'tPickAWinner
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          • Nov 2012
          • 358497

          #19
          NCAA Football Game Picks

          Connecticut at South Florida

          The Huskies head to South Florida tonight to take on a Bulls team that is 5-21-1 ATS in its last 27 home games. Connecticut is the pick (+2) according to Dunkel, which has the Huskies favored by 6. Dunkel Pick: Connecticut (+2). Here are all of this week's games.
          FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
          Time Posted: 8:00 a.m. EST (9/17)
          Game 305-306: Connecticut at South Florida (8:00 p.m. EST)
          Dunkel Ratings: Connecticut 74.395; South Florida 68.501
          Dunkel Line: Connecticut by 6; 42
          Vegas Line: South Florida by 2; 47
          Dunkel Pick: Connecticut (+2); Under
          OTHER GAMES:
          Time Posted: 8:00 a.m. EST (9/18)
          Holy Cross at Harvard (7:00 p.m. EST)
          Dunkel Ratings: Holy Cross 49.859; Harvard 71.332
          Dunkel Line: Harvard by 21 1/2
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          • Can'tPickAWinner
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            • Nov 2012
            • 358497

            #20
            Today's CFL Picks

            Toronto at BC

            The Argonauts head to BC on Friday night and come into the contest with a 6-0 ATS record in their last 6 September games. Toronto is the pick (+6 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Lions favored by only 3 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Toronto (+6 1/2). Here are all of this week's CFL picks.
            FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
            Time Posted: 11:00 a.m. EST (9/17)
            Game 491-492: Toronto at BC (10:00 p.m. EST)
            Dunkel Ratings: Toronto 112.703; BC 116.214
            Dunkel Line: BC by 3 1/2; 45
            Vegas Line: BC by 6 1/2; 49 1/2
            Dunkel Pick: Toronto (+6 1/2); Under
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            • Can'tPickAWinner
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              #21
              Gamblers Data

              Free Play Friday

              Blue Jays/NYY over 7.5

              Padres +121
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              • Can'tPickAWinner
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                #22
                Cappers Access

                (CFB) S. Florida-2
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                • Can'tPickAWinner
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                  #23
                  CFL Betting Recap - Week 12
                  By Joe Williams

                  League Betting Notes

                  Favorites went 4-0 straight up in Week 12
                  Favorites went 3-1 ATS in Week 12
                  Home teams posted a 4-0 SU record in Week 12
                  Home teams posted a 3-1 ATS record in Week 12
                  The 'over/under' went 2-2 in Week 12

                  Team Betting Notes

                  Calgary (10-1) won its sixth straight contest in a 40-33 win over Toronto (3-8), but for the first time during the win streak they failed to cover.

                  Winnipeg (6-6) has flip-flopped its season. They started 5-1 SU, but slipped to 1-5 SU over its past six games, going 2-4 ATS during the span.

                  Edmonton (8-3) took out their frustrations on Montreal (3-8), covering a double-digit spread. The Esks are 8-0 SU and 6-2 ATS against everyone not named Calgary, and 0-3 SU/ATS against the Stamps.

                  The modest two-game win streak is over for the Alouettes. They're still just 2-7 SU and 3-6 ATS over the past nine games, and winless in five straight against the West Division.

                  In one of the more surprising results of the weekend, Hamilton (3-7) squashed Saskatchewan (8-3) by a 28-3 score. The TiCats were actually favored by 1½ points, but no one expected a 25-point victory. Hamilton has won back-to-back home games, and they're 3-2 SU/2-3 ATS in five outings at Tim Hortons Field.
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                  • Can'tPickAWinner
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                    #24
                    CFL Betting Notes - Week 13
                    By David Schwab

                    It was a good time to be a favorite in the CFL in Week 12 with a 4-0 straight-up run and a 3-1 mark against the spread. Edmonton got the ball rolling last Friday with a 33-16 romp over Montreal as a nine-point home favorite. The total went OVER the 49-point closing line.

                    Saturday’s double-header started with Calgary coming out on top of Toronto 40-33, but it could not cover the hefty 11½-point spread at home. The total in this game went OVER the 49½-point closing line. Later that day, British Columbia hammered Winnipeg 26-9 as a 7½-point home favorite with the total staying UNDER 48 points.

                    Hamilton won for only the third time this season with a 28-3 victory against Saskatchewan as a 2½-point favorite at home. The total stayed UNDER the 47-point closing line in this inter-division clash.

                    Friday, Sept. 19

                    Toronto (3-8 SU, 5-6 ATS) at British Columbia (7-4 SU, 6-5 ATS)

                    Point-spread: BC -7
                    Total: 50

                    Game Overview

                    The Argonauts opened-up a 29-10 lead on Calgary after two quarters behind another solid performance from quarterback Ricky Ray, but once again the defense broke down in the second half. Toronto is averaging 24.4 points a game but its current losing streak reach four games SU behind a defense that is allowing a league-high 27.5 points a game.

                    BC’s Week 12 win improved its record to 5-1 SU in the last six games and it is 4-2 ATS. Kevin Glenn was back at the helm as quarterback for the Lions with Travis Lulay back on the injured list and he completed 20-of-27 attempts for 261 yards and two scores against the Blue Bombers.

                    Betting Trends

                    The Lions are 17-2 SU in the last 19 meetings and they are 6-2 ATS in the last eight games between the two including a 33-17 road win over Toronto in mid-August as three-point favorites. The total stayed UNDER the 53-point line in that game and it has now stayed UNDER in 17 of the last 23 meetings.

                    Saturday, Sept. 20

                    Edmonton (8-3 SU, 6-5 ATS) at Hamilton (3-7 SU, 4-6 ATS)

                    Point-spread: Hamilton -2
                    Total: 53

                    Game Overview

                    The Eskimos snapped a quick two-game skid both SU and ATS with last week’s win and they remain tied with Saskatchewan for second-place in the West Division title race. Slotback Adarius Bowman added 131 yards receiving on 10 catches to his league-high 997 receiving yards on the year.

                    Hamilton may only have three SU wins on the year, but right now that is good enough for sole possession of first place in the East by a half-game over Montreal and Toronto. Zach Collaros continues to light it up at quarterback since missing a significant amount of time with a head injury. He had 287 yards passing and two scores in Sunday’s win.

                    Betting Trends

                    Edmonton is just 6-14 ATS in its last 20 games against the Tiger-Cats and the total has gone OVER in four of its last six road games against Hamilton. The Eskimos won the first meeting this season 28-24 but they could not cover as 4½-point home favorites. The total stayed UNDER the closing 54-point line.

                    Sunday, Sept. 21

                    Calgary (10-1 SU, 8-3 ATS) at Montreal (3-8 SU, 4-7 ATS)

                    Point-spread: Calgary -7
                    Total: 48½

                    Game Overview

                    Calgary continues to roll towards the Grey Cup Playoffs with a SU six-game winning streak and last Saturday was the first time it failed to cover during this impressive run. This is easily the most complete team in the CFL with 30.2 points per game on offense and a points-allowed average of 18.3 on defense.

                    Montreal’s offense has shown some signs of life with quarterback Jonathan Crompton at the helm, although he took a step backwards against Edmonton last Friday with 169 yards passing and a completion rate of just 55.5 percent on 27 attempts.

                    Betting Trends

                    The Stampeders have won six of the last seven meetings SU and they have covered in their last five games against Montreal including a 29-8 victory on opening day as 7½-point home favorites. The total has gone OVER in 12 of Calgary’s last 18 road games against the Alouettes.

                    Ottawa (1-9 SU, 3-7 ATS) at Saskatchewan (8-3 SU, 6-5 ATS)

                    Point-spread: Saskatchewan -11
                    Total: 44½

                    Game Overview

                    Bruised and battered in their first 10 games in the CFL, the RedBlacks are coming off a much needed bye week. As expected, the expansion team is ranked last in the league in scoring with just 14.1 PPG and its beleaguered defense has been giving-up an average of 25.8 PPG.

                    Saskatchewan should be able to get back to its winning ways after last week’s loss snapped a seven-game SU winning streak. The bad news is that it will have to press on towards the playoffs without quarterback Darian Durant. He was replaced by an ineffective Tino Sunseri in the loss to the Tiger-Cats.

                    Betting Trends

                    These two inter-division foes first met in early August with the Roughriders cruising to a 38-14 victory as six-point road favorites. The total in that contest went OVER the 50½-point closing line.
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                    • Can'tPickAWinner
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                      #25
                      CFL Week 13 Betting Preview and Trends

                      The CFL's four Eastern teams all have sub-.500 records both SU and ATS on the season as they take on some of their Western counterparts in Week 13 CFL odds action. The action for the week gets underway on Friday with the Argos on the road in B.C.

                      Fri Sep 19 - Toronto at B.C

                      Last 10 Meetings: B.C. 8-2 SU, 6-4 ATS | OU 3-7

                      The B.C. Lions have just two ATS losses in their last eight games against the Toronto Argonauts as those teams kick off the CFL betting slate for Week 13 on Friday night. B.C. and Toronto have already met once this season, with the Lions winning 33-17 and easily covering as 3-point road favorites on the CFL odds at the sportsbooks. The UNDER has paid off in five of the last seven games between the two teams.

                      Sat Sep 20 - Edmonton at Hamilton

                      Last 10 Meetings: Hamilton 3-7 SU, 5-5 ATS | OU 6-4

                      The Hamilton Tiger-Cats pulled out a slim cover in their first game of the season against the Edmonton Eskimos as those two teams meet again on Saturday night. Hamilton has just three SU wins in its last seven games against Edmonton, but they covered a 4.5-point spread on the road on the CFL odds in their 28-24 loss when the teams faced each other on July 4. That game turned out to be an UNDER result.

                      Sun Sep 21 - Calgary at Montreal

                      Last 10 Meetings: Montreal 3-7 SU, 2-8 ATS | OU 6-4

                      The Montreal Alouettes have been tagged with an ATS loss in each of their last seven games against the Calgary Stampeders with those teams set to hit the gridiron together again on Sunday afternoon. The Stampeders blew out the Alouettes in their first meeting of the season on June 28, winning 29-8 at home and easily covering the 7.5-point spread. Montreal last beat Calgary back in the 2012 season.

                      Sun Sep 21 - Ottawa at Saskatchewan,

                      Last 10 Meetings: Saskatchewan 1-0 SU, 1-0 ATS | OU 1-0

                      The Ottawa RedBlacks were soundly beaten at home when they faced the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the first time this season as those teams meet once again on Sunday afternoon. The Roughriders rolled to a 38-14 win over the RedBlacks back on August 2, having no trouble covering the 6-point spread on the road at the sportsbooks in that contest. That game turned out to be an OVER result on the CFL totals.
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                      • Can'tPickAWinner
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                        #26
                        Mighty Quinn

                        Mighty missed with the Blue Jays on Thursday and likes the Brewers on Friday.

                        The deficit is 268 sirignanos.
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                        • Can'tPickAWinner
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                          #27
                          Hondo

                          No Jays for Hondo

                          Hondo soared with the Dirty Birds over the Bucs Thursday night in Atlanta, which extended his winning streak to two and left him crowing about lowering his accounts payable to 1,800 crosettis.

                          Friday night: Mr. Aitch will go heavy against Buehrle, who, according to research, seems to struggle against the Yankees — 20 units on Kuroda.
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                          • Can'tPickAWinner
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                            #28
                            Arthur Ralph Sports

                            Free play FRI Braves w/ Teheran -145
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                              Toronto Blue Jays at New York Yankees September 19, 07:05 EST
                              The meeting between Toronto and New York Friday night is one that will give Toronto backers pause. Toronto has not only lost 15 of it's last 21 in unfriendly territory, the Blue Birds have flown into what has become a 'House of Horrors'. The Jays are a dreadful 4-22 the past 26 trips into the Big Apple. What should really have Toronto backers sitting this one out or fading their favorite team are the numbers compiled by veteran Mark Buehrle against New York. The lefty will be up against the club that has given him the most trouble in his 15-year career. He is 1-13 in twenty starts against New York with his teams 2-18 (Jays/Pale Hose) over the span including 1-7 wearing a Blue Jay uniform. Jays are +$1.30 underdogs with the total set at 7.5 runs.
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                                STATSYSTEMS SPORTS MLB REPORT

                                ***** Friday, 9/19/14 MLB Information *****
                                (ALL RESULTS VS. ML) - Against The Money-Line - and most recent, unless noted otherwise. Each and every day during the 2014 Major League Baseball season we will analyze all of your daily baseball action, featuring on hot and cold pitchers, hot and cold teams, over/unders and home plate umpire trends. We will also highlight some of our Highly-Rated (Situational & Match-up) Power Trends, along with some of our Situational Analysis (Betting Systems) that pertain to some of that days match-ups.
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                                MLB Betting News and Notes - Week #25
                                •A's Out Of Top Wild-Card Spot, Texas Sweeps: The Oakland Athletics are stunned by their September collapse, yet stuck to find a solution. And with the way things are going, manager Bob Melvin can't talk about playoffs, let alone plan for them. Sonny Gray and the A's kept tumbling Thursday, falling out of the top AL wild-card spot with a 7-2 loss to Texas that gave the Rangers a three-game sweep. "It's not very fun. When you're in a race, it's supposed to be fun," left fielder Brandon Moss said. "But I don't see anyone in this clubhouse having any fun, because it's not. We're pretty frustrated. We're disappointed. But it's not over, and we know that.' The latest loss to the team with the worst record in the majors dropped the A's a half-game behind idle Kansas City for the first wild-spot slot.

                                Oakland owned the best record in the big leagues as recently as Aug. 15. "We're still in the wild card. All that's moot unless we start to play better. We'll find ourselves in no position if we continue to lose," Melvin said. "You've got to fight being beat down based on what has transpired here recently.... It's tough sometimes to get over these things. They're all accountable for what they do. We all are." Texas roughed up Gray for four runs in the first inning and won its season-best sixth in a row. Oakland has lost six of eight. Gray saw his winless stretch reach five starts. The right-hander in his first full major league season has only one victory in 10 starts since his 5-0 July that earned him AL pitcher of the month honors.

                                "It's these games we need to win and I think everyone knows that. It's tough to play away the last three days," Gray said. "Unfortunately for us, I dug us in a hole a little bit too deep. If you give up four in the first, nine times out of 10 you're not going to overcome that. It's probably easier said than done, but we honestly have got to put this behind us." Nick Martinez allowed two runs and three hits in 5 2-3 innings. Leonys Martin hit an RBI double and the Rangers came out swinging for 15 total hits. Texas got four straight two-out singles in the first, including RBI hits from Jake Smolinski, Tomas Telis and Ryan Rua. A passed ball added another for Texas. Smolinski had four hits, and the Rangers' rookies were 9 for 22.

                                This series was a far cry from the end of the 2012 season, when the A's stunned the Rangers by sweeping the final three games at the Coliseum to win the AL West. Sam Fuld's RBI triple in the third accounted for Oakland's runs. The A's were outscored 19-6 in an embarrassing sweep and have struggled to support their starting pitchers during this long funk. "I think if anyone had any answers it wouldn't be happening," Gray said. "Today was just ugly, it was bad." The Rangers won again only hours after former manager Ron Washington publicly apologized in Texas, to wife of 42 years, Gerry, for breaking her trust. It was his first public comment since resigning Sept. 5. "These are good teams we're beating but I think we can beat anyone if we continue to play the way we are capable," A's infielder Adam Rosales said. "I think they're pressing right now, trying to do too much. It's got to be tough on them."

                                •Struggling Vets Lackey, Wacha To Rejoin Cardinals Rotation: Adam Wainwright did what every ace aspires to do in the heat of a pennant race: Summon up his best stuff and command, resulting in a shutout of Milwaukee that kept St. Louis 2 1/2 games ahead of hard-charging Pittsburgh in the National League Central. What Wainwright did Wednesday night is what the Cardinals are still holding out hope that John Lackey and Michael Wacha can provide in their playoff push. Manager Mike Matheny confirmed that both will rejoin the rotation for this weekend's series with visiting Cincinnati. Lackey starts Friday night's series opener and Wacha gets the ball on Saturday evening.

                                Lackey wasn't happy with having his turn skipped on Tuesday night, but also conceded that he hasn't had his best stuff since joining the team July 31 after being traded by Boston. Lackey has allowed opponents to hit .309 in eight starts and is pitching to a 5.05 earned-run average. Wacha had his turn skipped Sunday when Matheny decided mechanical issues were keeping the young righty from throwing his best fastball. Matheny clearly wants Wacha, who won four postseason games last October, to show enough that he can use him this October. In short, St. Louis' final home series is also a referendum of sorts for Lackey and Wacha in regards to their postseason status. Pitch well and their spots might be assured. Struggle, and their October might be spent in the bullpen instead of on the mound.

                                •Blue Jays' Stroman Appeals Six-Game Suspension: Toronto right-hander Marcus Stroman was suspended six games and received an undisclosed fine for throwing at Baltimore Orioles catcher Caleb Joseph earlier this week, Joe Garagiola Jr., senior vice president of standards and operations for Major League Baseball, announced. Stroman has appealed the suspension and is scheduled to make his next start Saturday against the New York Yankees. Stroman had not heard about a specific date for an appeal. "It's tough," Stroman said. "It's in the appeal process now. I would never intentionally throw at anyone. I respect the game. I respect the players too much to ever do anything like that. Family, friends, teammates know the type of individual I am." Stroman threw 92 mph fastball that soared just above Joseph's head in the sixth inning of Monday's game.

                                Stroman said he was in the process of reaching out to Joseph through a friend to explain the issue. "Obviously, I would never throw at someone's head," Stroman said. "It's not in my nature. That's pretty much it. That's not in my game. It's something I would never do. It doesn't make sense to me." Baltimore manager Buck Showalter supported the swift action by MLB. "I have a lot of confidence that when something like that happens and emotions of players get in the way of good decisions that the league office will remind them that certain things aren't tolerated," he said. Stroman is 10-6 with 3.80 ERA in 24 games, including 19 starts. Toronto manager Johns Gibbons was not surprised by decision. He still expected Stroman to make his scheduled start Saturday, but was ready to come up with a backup plan if necessary. "I expected them to do something on it," Gibbons said about the suspension.

                                Around The League
                                --Tampa Bay Rays Jeremy Hellickson getting no support from team. If it wasn't for the lack of run support, we may be hearing a lot more about Hellickson. The Rays have gone 0-7 in the righties last seven starts. Hellickson has only given up an average of 2.6 runs per game while striking out 37 batters. The Rays though have provided only three runs per game and have only once tallied more than four runs.

                                --The New York Yankees will step into the batter’s box happy when they see Mark Buehrle on the mound Friday. Buehrle has struggled mightily against the Yankees, posting a 1-13 mark with a gaudy 6.14 ERA while allowing the club to bat .314 against him. The 35-year-old is 0-3 versus New York this season and yielded four runs in six innings en route to a 6-3 setback in the most recent meeting Aug. 29. Buehrle also gave up four runs in six frames in his last outing to claim a no-decision against Tampa Bay on Sunday.

                                --Milwaukee Brewers Yovani Gallardo has enjoyed his trips to Pittsburgh. There has been no stadium quite like PNC Park for Gallardo. The talented rightie has dominated in Pittsburgh, leading to an over/under record of 1-7 in his last eight starts in the Steel City. Galardo has allowed seven runs over those eight games, while holding the Pirates to no runs five times. To add to the stunning numbers, Gallardo has notched 51 strikes.

                                --Former Texas Rangers manager resigned because "I was not true to my wife after 42 years," he said Thursday. Washington spoke publicly for the first time since resigning on Sept. 5. He appeared at a hotel near Irving, Texas, with his wife and spoke for less than four minutes. He did not take any questions. "I'm here today to own that mistake and apologize to her and those I disappointed. "Today, I'm at a very low time in my life," he said. "I'm sorry for breaking the trust that I had with my wife and for disappointing my players, for disappointing my coaches, for disappointing Major League Baseball and for disappointing the Texas Rangers.

                                "All I ask is for your forgiveness and your understanding." When he finished his statement, Washington put his arm around his wife and left the room. Washington guided the Rangers to back-to-back World Series in 2010 and 2011. He managed the team for nearly eight full seasons, compiling a 664-611 record. The 62-year-old Washington tested positive for cocaine in 2009. He offered to resign, but team president Nolan Ryan rejected the notion and signed Washington to a contract extension in 2012.

                                --A 91-second commercial for Gatorade featuring Derek Jeter drew raves from fans all over social networking. The ad was filmed near Yankee Stadium in late July and Jeter discussed it before Thursday's game by saying: "It was an opportunity for me I felt as though to thank people which I've been pretty consistent with every time I spoke," Jeter said. "I know what the fans have meant throughout my career. "So it was sort of a way for me to thank them for what they've meant to me. It was a fun experience."

                                --Oakland RF Josh Reddick was out of the lineup against Texas, one day after taking a hard fall while beating out an infield single in the eighth inning and hurting his left ankle and the right side of his neck. Reddick had an MRI on his ankle. "No breaks as far as the ankle," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "That's what we were worried about." Reddick did not have an MRI of his neck. "The neck's just kind of more like a whiplash thing."

                                --Oakland catcher John Jaso might not play again this season because of a concussion he suffered on Aug. 24. Jaso is supposed to be examined in Pittsburgh this weekend at which time he will know if there's a chance he will be able to suit up again this year. "My season could be over; I don't know," he told the San Jose Mercury News. "But if I get clearance, then there'd be a chance to may hit some next week."
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                                Betting Notes - Friday

                                National League
                                •Dodgers-Cubs - 2:20 PM
                                --Kershaw is 5-0, 1.80 in his last five starts.
                                --Jackson is 0-3, 10.80 in his last three starts.

                                --Dodgers won nine of their last thirteen games.
                                --Cubs won three of their last four games.

                                --Over is 6-0-1 in last seven Dodger games.

                                •Brewers-Pirates - 7:05 PM
                                --Gallardo is 0-3, 7.36 in his last three starts.
                                --Locke is 1-2, 5.28 in his last three starts.

                                --Brewers lost ten of their last eleven road games.
                                --Pirates won seven of their last eight games.

                                --Seven of last eight Milwaukee games stayed under.

                                •Nationals-Marlins - 7:10 PM
                                --Fister is 2-0, 2.07 in his last two starts.
                                --Koehler is 0-0, 3.48 in his last five starts.

                                --Nationals won five of their last six games.
                                --Miami lost six of its last nine games.

                                --Four of last five Washington games stayed under total.

                                •Mets-Braves - 7:35 PM
                                --Wheeler is 1-2, 4.57 in his last four starts.
                                --Teheran is 0-3, 5.40 in his last three starts; Braves scored two runs in the three games.

                                --Mets lost four of their last five games.
                                --Atlanta lost five of its last six games.

                                --Over is 5-1-1 in Mets' last seven games.

                                •Diamondbacks-Rockies - 8:10 PM
                                --Anderson is 2-1, 2.65 in his last three starts.
                                --Lyles is 0-2, 4.81 in his last four starts.

                                --Arizona lost eight of its last eleven games.
                                --Colorado won last three games, scoring 33 runs.

                                --Five of last six Colorado games went over total.

                                •Reds-Cardinals - 8:15 PM
                                --Holmberg is 1-1, 9.53 in three starts this season.
                                --Lackey is 0-1, 8.16 in his last three starts.

                                --Reds lost their last four games, scoring three runs.
                                --Cardinals won five of their last six games.

                                --Six of last eight Cincinnati games stayed under.

                                •Giants-Padres - 10:10 PM
                                --Hudson is 0-2, 11.25 in his last three starts.
                                --Despaigne is 0-4, 6.55 in his last six starts.

                                --Giants lost six of their last nine games.
                                --San Diego won three of their last four games.

                                --Six of last seven San Diego games went over total.
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                                American League
                                •Blue Jays-Yankees - 7:05 PM
                                --Buehrle is 1-1, 3.33 in his last four starts.
                                --Kuroda is 3-1, 2.92 in his last six starts.

                                --Toronto lost six of its last seven games.
                                --Yankees won its last three home games.

                                --Six of last eight Buehrle starts went over the total.

                                •Red Sox-Orioles - 7:05 PM
                                --Webster is 1-2, 8.24 in his last four starts.
                                --Gausman is 0-0, 1.29 in his last couple starts.

                                --Red Sox lost last three games, outscored 16-3.
                                --Baltimore won its last four games, allowing seven runs.

                                --Under is 6-1 in last seven Baltimore games.

                                •White Sox-Rays - 7:10 PM
                                --Quintana is 2-0, 1.80 in his last three starts.
                                --Hellickson is 0-1, 5.33 in his last five starts.

                                --White Sox lost three of their last four games.
                                --Tampa Bay won three of its last four games.

                                --Over is 6-3-1 in last ten Tampa Bay games.

                                •Indians-Twins - 8:10 PM
                                --Bauer is 0-1, 4.82 in his last three starts.
                                --Hughes is 1-2, 4.55 in his last four starts.

                                --Indians won their last three games, allowing three runs.
                                --Minnesota won three of its last four games.

                                --Last four Cleveland games stayed under the total.

                                •Tigers-Royals - 8:10 PM
                                --Verlander is 1-1, 6.52 in his last three starts.
                                --Vargas is 1-4, 4.91 in his last five starts.

                                --Detroit won seven of last ten games, but lost last two.
                                --Royals are 0-5 in game following their last five wins.

                                --Over is 4-0-1 in last five Kansas City games.

                                •Mariners-Astros - 8:10 PM
                                --Walker is 1-2, 4.32 in his last five starts.
                                --Peacock is 1-0, 2.08 in his last four starts.

                                --Seattle lost seven of its last eleven games.
                                --Astros lost five of their last seven games.

                                --Under is 10-2-1 in last thirteen Seattle games.

                                •Rangers-Angels - 10:05 PM
                                --Bonilla allowed two runs in six IP in winning his first MLB start.
                                --Santiago is 2-1, 3.12 in his last seven starts.

                                --Texas won its last six games, allowing 12 runs.
                                --Angels won 11 of their last 14 games.

                                --Last four Texas games went over the total.

                                Interleague
                                •Phillies-Athletics - 9:35 PM
                                --Buchanan is 0-0, 3.62 in his last five starts.
                                --Lester is 2-1, 1.64 in his last three starts.

                                --Phillies lost four of their last five games.
                                --Oakland lost six of its last eight games.

                                --Six of last eight Oakland games stayed under the total.

                                •Incredible Stat of the Day
                                Los Angeles Dodgers Clayton Kershaw is 19-3 in his team starts against the money line (86.3%) in road games when playing against a bad team (Win Pct. 38% to 46%) since 1997. The Left-hander has also been spectacular during the past three seasons recording a 20-3 record in road games versus National League teams scoring 4.3 or less runs per game on the season.

                                Continuing his quest for his third NL Cy Young Award in four years, Kershaw fortified his resume by limiting San Francisco to two runs over eight frames in Sunday’s 4-2 victory – the seventh straight turn he has lasted that long. The outing also marked the first time during his five-start winning streak that the four-time All-Star has allowed more than one earned run. Kershaw, who is 10-1 with a 1.64 ERA in 12 road starts, hasn’t faced the Cubs this season but is only 3-2 despite a 1.60 ERA in five all-time outings against Chicago.
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