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EZWINNERS
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MLB
Nationals @ Pirates
Fister is 0-2, 5.29 in his last three starts; his last four stayed under.
Liriano is 1-0, 2.05 in his last four starts; he missed his last start (neck).
Washington won last seven games with Pittsburgh; home side won nine of last ten series games. Nationals are 5-3 in last eight games; over is 2-0-1 in their last three games. Pirates lost five of last six games, three of those four stayed under the total.
Dodgers @ Mets
Kershaw is 2-0, 0.38 in his last three starts; his last five stayed under.
Colon is 0-4, 6.83 in his last five starts; six of his last eight stayed under.
Dodgers lost three of last four games with the Mets; over is 8-1-1 in last ten series games. LA split its last eight games; under is 14-4-1 in their last 19 road games. Mets lost four of last six games; over is 3-1-1 in last five.
Brewers @ Diamondbacks
Fiers is 2-0, 2.18 in his last five starts; over is 4-2-1 in his last seven.
Godley is making MLB debut; he was 9-4, 2.75 in 15 AA starts.
Road team won seven of last nine Milwaukee-Arizona games; five of last seven went over total. Brewers won four of last five games- three of last four went over total. Diamondbacks lost eight of their last nine games- three of last four stayed under.
Marlins @ Padres
Koehler is 0-2, 6.00 in his last two starts; under is 4-0-1 in his last five.
Ross is 1-0, 2.53 in his last four starts; over is 2-1-1 in his last four at home.
San Diego won four of last five games with Miami; home side won eight of last ten series game; Padres lost last two games after winning previous five. Over is 16-6-1 in their last 23 at home. Miami won its last two games after it lost previous four- over is 5-3 in its last eight games.
American League
Orioles @ Bronx
Jimenez is 0-2, 4.32 in his last three starts; over is 4-2-1 in his last seven.
Tanaka is 2-0, 3.07 in his last two starts; six of his last nine stayed under.
Home side won nine of last 11 Baltimore-Bronx games; last three series games stayed under. Orioles are 3-8 in last 11 road games- under is 10-4-1 in their last 15 games. Bronx is 10-4 in last 14 games; their last five stayed under.
Mariners @ Tigers
Iwakuma is 2-0, 1.32 in his last two starts; seven of his last nine went over.
Price is 5-1, 1.81 in his last eight starts; four of his last six went over total.
Seattle lost six of last nine games; under is 10-4-1 in Seattle's last 15 road games. Tigers lost six of last nine games; over is 25-3-1 in their last 29 games, 13-1-1 in their last fifteen at home. Mariners lost three of last four games with Detroit; six of last seven went over.
Red Sox @ Astros
Miley is 0-1, 4.26 in his last three starts; over is 5-3 in his last eight.
McCullers is 1-1, 2.63 in his last four starts; over is 2-1-1 in his last four starts at home.
Red Sox are 0-6 since All-Star break, outscored 34-9. Boston is 5-5 in its last ten games with Houston; seven of the ten games went over total. Astros lost seven of last eleven games (under 7-3-1).
Blue Jays @ A's
Hutchison is 1-1, 7.47 in his last three starts; his last five went over.
Kazmir is 3-1, 1.74 in his last seven starts; seven of his last nine went under.
Home side won eight of last nine Toronto-Oakland games; Jays lost five of last six games in Oakland- under is 8-1-1 in last ten series games. Toronto lost eight of last 12 road games. A's won five of last seven games; under is 5-3-1 in their last nine.
Twins @ Angels
Santana is 1-0, 3.66 in three starts (under 2-1).
Richards is 3-1, 2.12 in his last four starts; four of his last six stayed under.
Angels won last nine games with Minnesota; over is 7-2-1 in last ten tilts in series. Halos are 20-7 in last 27 home games, 11 of last 13 stayed under the total. Minnesota lost last four games; five of last six stayed under the total.
Interleague
Royals @ Cardinals
Young is 1-1, 4.77 in his last three starts; under is 3-1-1 in his last five.
Lackey is 4-1, 1.63 in his last seven starts; three of his last four went over.
Kansas City lost last three games with St Louis; under is 7-1-2 in last 10 series games. Royals won six of last eight series games- five of last seven stayed under total. Cardinals won four of last five games; over is 5-3 in last eight.
Win-loss records this year for team with this starting pitcher:
Wsh-Pitt-- Fister 4-8; Liriano 8-10
LA-NY-- Kershaw 10-9; Colon 9-9
Mil-Az-- Fiers 11-8; Godley 0-0
Mia- SD-- Koehler 9-8; Ross 10-10
Balt-NY-- Jimenez 10-8; Tanaka 9-3
Sea-Det-- Iwakuma 2-4; Price 15-4
Bos-Hst-- Miley 10-9; McCullers 5-6
Tor-A's-- Hutchison 12-7; Kazmir 8-10
Min-LAA-- Santana 2-1; Richards 11-6
Chi-Clev-- Samardzija 9-10; Bauer 9-9
KC-StL-- Young 9-5; Lackey 11-8
Times this starting pitcher allowed a run in first inning:
Wsh-Pitt-- Fister 3-12; Liriano 2-18
LA-NY-- Kershaw 4-19; Colon 5-18
Mil-Az-- Fiers 1-19; Godley 0-0
Mia- SD-- Koehler 3-17; Ross 5-20
Balt-NY-- Jimenez 3-18; Tanaka 3-12
Sea-Det-- Iwakuma 2-6; Price 3-19
Bos-Hst-- Miley 4-19; McCullers 1-11
Tor-A's-- Hutchison 7-19; Kazmir 2-18
Min-LAA-- Santana 0-3; Richards 2-17
Chi-Clev-- Samardzija 10-19; Bauer 3-18
KC-StL-- Young 1-14; Lackey 3-19Comment
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Day made Canadian 'chalk'
Tournament: RBC Canadian Open
Date: July 23-26
Venue: Glen Abbey Golf Course
Location: Oakville, Ontario
After an eventful weekend at The Open Championship, the players head to Ontario for the RBC Canadian Open. This has been a pretty high-scoring tournament over the years and the winner has been double-digits under par in eight of the past 10 installments. The average winning score of the last three of these tournaments to be played at Glen Abbey has been 17-under.
This event will feature a rather competitive field, as five of the top-20 golfers in the world (OWGR) will be competing this year. Bubba Watson, Jim Furyk, Jason Day, J.B. Holmes and Matt Kuchar are the headliners, but Furyk is the one who will be drawing most of the attention. He is a two-time winner at the RBC Canadian Open and will be looking to win his third event after failing to crack the top-25 in the past two majors.
Let’s take a look at the field and find some guys who could be lifting the trophy on Sunday:
Golfers to Bet
Jason Day (15/2) - Day comes into this tournament in great form, finishing in the top-10 at both the U.S. Open and The Open Championship. He was -14 at the Old Course at St Andrews this past weekend and came up just short on a birdie attempt that would have sent him into a playoff to win the major. Despite that missed putt, Day is second in the world in birdie average (4.3) and third in the world in driving distance (308.2 yards) and that will give him a leg up on his competition in this tournament. He is the only player in the field that ranks in the top-five in that statistic and will be hungry to come away with his second win of the season this weekend.
J.B. Holmes (40/1) - Holmes is putting together a spectacular season and has already finished in the top-five four times on the year. He won the Shell Houston Open in early April and will come into this tournament looking to rebound on a lousy performance at The Open Championship. Like Day, Holmes has been exceptional with his putter on the year. He is eighth in the world in birdie average (3.9) and that has helped him shoot double-digits under par in two events this season. Holmes also has a big driver, ranking sixth in the world in driving distance (308.2 yards). He is worth a play at this event, especially considering he shot a -9 and finished tied for 15th the last time he played in the RBC Canadian Open.
Scott Piercy (45/1) - Piercy did not participate at The Open Championship but is coming into the RBC Canadian Open on a serious hot streak. Piercy won the Barbasol Championship last week and is now a combined 42-under over his past three tournaments. He has finished in the top-10 four times on the year and will now be playing in a tournament that he won in 2012. He was 17-under that year and will look to put forth a similar performance this weekend. Piercy is solid on the greens with a 4.0 birdie average and that should help him stay in the hunt come Sunday.
Tim Clark (120/1) - Clark is the reigning champion at the RBC Canadian Open and he is getting some pretty juicy odds at 100/1. One major issue is that he’ll come into this tournament after missing back/back cuts (Travelers Championship, John Deere Classic). Clark does, however, have a top-five finish this year after shooting 11-under at the WGC-HSBC Championship. He also finished in the top-30 in the two tournaments before missing consecutive cuts. He’ll look to regain his composure in an event that he is clearly comfortable at this weekend.
Ollie Schniederjans (120/1) - Schniederjans is only an amateur and doesn’t have a lot of experience under his belt, but he looked outstanding last week on a huge stage. The young golfer from Georgia Tech finished tied for 12th place at The Open Championship and shot a 67 in the final round. He has proved he belongs amongst the veterans in this sport and is worth a play with some extremely favorable odds.
Odds to win RBC Canadian Open -
Jason Day 15/2
Jim Furyk 27/2
Bubba Watson 15/1
Matt Kuchar 15/1
Brooks Koepka 21/1
Luke Donald 21/1
Graham Delaet 30/1
Hunter Mahan 30/1
Ryan Palmer 30/1
Tony Finau 35/1
Charley Hoffman 40/1
J.B. Holmes 40/1
Scott Piercy 45/1
Kevin Chappell 55/1
Graeme McDowell 60/1
Brian Harman 65/1
Steve Stricker 65/1
Jerry Kelly 70/1
Matt Jones 70/1
Patrick Rodgers 70/1
Sean OHair 70/1
Andres Romero 80/1
Martin Laird 80/1
Nick Watney 80/1
Pat Perez 80/1
Retief Goosen 80/1
Rory Sabbatini 80/1
Seung-Yul Noh 80/1
Chris Stroud 90/1
Morgan Hoffmann 90/1
Scott Pinckney 90/1
Daniel Summerhays 100/1
David Hearn 100/1
Johnson Wagner 100/1
Scott Langley 100/1
William McGirt 100/1
Brendon de Jonge 110/1
Emiliano Grillo 110/1
Greg Owen 110/1
Austin Cook 120/1
Ollie Schniederjans 120/1
Tim Clark 120/1
Chez Reavie 130/1
Sangmoon Bae 130/1
Stewart Cink 130/1
Aaron Baddeley 140/1
James Hahn 140/1
Luke Guthrie 140/1
Chad Campbell 150/1
Ernie Els 150/1
Fabian Gomez 150/1
Adam Hadwin 160/1
Vijay Singh 160/1
Corey Conners 170/1
Hudson Swafford 180/1
Jhonattan Vegas 180/1
Michael Thompson 180/1
Robert Garrigus 180/1
Alex Cejka 200/1
Chad Collins 200/1
Chesson Hadley 200/1
John Huh 200/1
Ryo Ishikawa 200/1
Colt Knost 210/1
Jonas Blixt 210/1
Mark Wilson 210/1
Blayne Barber 230/1
Martin Flores 230/1
S.J. Park 230/1
John Peterson 240/1
Angel Cabrera 250/1
Brad Fritsch 250/1
Brian Stuard 250/1
Cameron Percy 250/1
Camilo Villegas 250/1
Charlie Beljan 250/1
Jason Gore 250/1
Jeff Overton 250/1
John Merrick 250/1
Jon Curran 250/1
K.J. Choi 250/1
Mark Hensby 250/1
Matt Every 250/1
Ricky Barnes 250/1
Spencer Levin 250/1
Vaughn Taylor 250/1
Zac Blair 250/1
Alex Prugh 300/1
Andrew Loupe 300/1
Billy Hurley III 300/1
Carlos Ortiz 300/1
Jim Herman 300/1
Ken Duke 300/1
Michael Putnam 300/1
Ryan Ruffels 300/1
Steven Alker 300/1
Tom Gillis 300/1
Troy Merritt 300/1
Whee Kim 300/1
Adam Svensson 350/1
Ben Crane 350/1
Brian Davis 350/1
Erik Compton 350/1
Lucas Glover 350/1
Nicholas Thompson 350/1
Robert Allenby 350/1
Steve Wheatcroft 350/1
Tom Hoge 350/1
Brice Garnett 400/1
Nick Taylor 400/1
Taylor Pendrith 400/1
Derek Ernst 450/1
J.J. Henry 450/1
Albin Choi 500/1
Andres Gonzales 500/1
Andrew Putnam 500/1
Andrew Svoboda 500/1
Austin Connelly 500/1
Bill Q. Walsh 500/1
Blair Hamilton 500/1
Byron Smith 500/1
Carlos Sainz Jr. 500/1
D.A. Points 500/1
Davis Love III 500/1
Derek Fathauer 500/1
Drew Weaver 500/1
Dudley Hart 500/1
Eric Axley 500/1
Garrett Rank 500/1
Heath Slocum 500/1
J.J. Spaun 500/1
Jim Renner 500/1
John Rollins 500/1
Jonathan Randolph 500/1
Justin Leonard 500/1
Kyle Reifers 500/1
Len Mattiace 500/1
Marcelo Rozo 500/1
Mark Hubbard 500/1
Max Homa 500/1
Neal Lancaster 500/1
Oscar Fraustro 500/1
Richard Jung 500/1
Richard Sterne 500/1
Roger Sloan 500/1
Ryan Armour 500/1
Sam Saunders 500/1
Scott Verplank 500/1
Tim Wilkinson 500/1
Tyrone Van Aswegen 500/1
Zack Sucher 500/1
Odds Subject to ChangeComment
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StatFox Super Situations
MLB | MIAMI at SAN DIEGO
Play On - Any team (MIAMI) very bad NL offensive team (<=3.8 runs/game) against a team with a good bullpen (ERA<=3.75), with a hot starting pitcher- ERA less than 3.00 over his last 10 games
130-79 over the last 5 seasons. ( 62.2% | 49.1 units )
3-4 this year. ( 42.9% | -1.1 units )
StatFox Situational Power Trends
MLB | LA DODGERS at NY METS
NY METS are 14-2 (+11.4 Units) against the money line in Home games vs. excellent fielding teams - averaging <=0.5 errors/game this season.
The average score was: NY METS (4.9) , OPPONENT (3.3)Comment
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Totals 4 You MLB Selections for Thursday, July 23rd
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Seattle/Detroit under 8
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Los Angeles/New York over 6 1/2
Milwaukee/Arizona over 8 1/2
Toronto/Oakland over 7 1/2
Chicago/Cleveland under 7 1/2Comment
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EZWINNERS
EZ's NFL Week One Selections
I have locked in my week one NFL selections with the exception of the Monday Night games. I'm coming out guns blazing with all 5 STAR selections. I really like the value in these plays.
5 STAR SELECTIONS
(Risking $550 to win $500 unless otherwise noted)
(Lines from Caesars Palace)
5* (462) New England Patriots -3 (-$120)
5* (464) Chicago Bears +6
5* (470) Buffalo Bills +2.5
5* (474) Jacksonville Jaguars
5* (476) St. Louis Rams +3.5
5* (484) Oakland Raiders +3.5
5* (487) New York Giants +5.5Comment
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The Exterminator MLB system bets for July 23 is:
Pittsburgh {A} bet - This is a confirmed official bet!
Remember to bet on the +1.5 run line if it is offered, or the money line if it is not offered.
Make sure to observe the following Exterminator system guideline:
In the month of July and August: Only wager on qualifying {A} and {C} bets under the original MLB system, and risk 5% less than what you’d normally have. For example, if you’re a highly conservative bettor whose stake size per wager is 5% of your bankroll, then that means you can just choose to sit out of betting from July going forward. An average bettor would decrease his risk from 10% to 5%, and an aggressive risk taker would decrease that risk from 15% to 10%. You should bet that same percentage amount for all the {A} and {C} bets that qualified under the original MLB system.
Plus, pass on any series where the first game of a rematch series between the 2 teams happens more than 60 days after their most recent game (after the last game of the original 3-game series or the second game of an intermediate confirmatory 2-game series).
Also, please keep in mind the following filters of the system:
- Do not bet on a team whose road record winning percentage is in the bottom 10% in the league if they are playing on the road
- Play is only official if the RPI value of our team is no more than .015 lower than opponent's.
- Play is only official if our team is not playing against a top 2 highest ranked RPI team
Note that the system plays are official only when they pass all the filters above. If they fail to pass any filter, then the play is considered unofficial.
Regards,
Tony Chau, author of the best-selling Exterminator Betting SystemComment
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Goodfella
3* MilwaukeeComment
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PAUL LEINER
100* MLB – Indians -130
100* MLB – Over 8.5 – Brewers/DbacksComment
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Dinamo Minsk to winComment
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Mighty Quinn
Mighty hit with the Dodgers on Wednesday and likes the Angels on Thursday.
The surplus is 53 sirignanos.Comment
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Hondo
Hondo ready for launch
Hondo was on the money in El Bronx on Wednesday night, cashing with Nova and the Yankees to lower the dirty digits to 1,900 houks.
Thursday night: Mr. Aitch expects the Sawx to continue their magical misery tour — 10 units on McCullers and the Astros.Comment
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Platinum Plays Win 100 Dime Plays Report
Over 7 Pirates
Mets +210
Brewers -120
Marlins +140
Indians -140
Astros -1.5(+140)Comment
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