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Trace Adams

BIGGEST NBA RELEASE

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Blowout of the Year

Utah Jazz

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A.L. East Lock

Blue Jays

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JR Tips
Houston
Minnesota
Lakers

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National Sports

3* okc -3

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GoodFella | MLB ML - Sunday, Apr 3 2016 4:05PM
ML 254 TAM (-115) Greek vs 253 TOR triple-dime bet
"MLB MAX" 3* on TAMPA BAY RAYS Listed Pitchers

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Exodus to Black
NBA
Golden st-12

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TONY CROSS
2 NBA

April TC Team VIP NBA 101 Set #70
Game Time….. 4/3 ***330 start***
OKC ML over Houston
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit = 1/2%


April TC Team VIP NBA 101 Set #70
Game Time... 4/3 ***330 start***
LAC ML over Washington
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit = 1/4% due to higher odds on ML buy

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INDIAN COWBOY
3-Unit Play. #907. Take Over 7.5 New York Mets vs. Kansas City (Sunday @ 8:35pm est) (Currently 7 at Wynn and Stations)

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DOC SPORTS

7-unit Play Take #904 Tampa Bay Rays (-110)
over Toronto Blue Jays
(4:05pm EST)
The 2016 season is finally here and we see a great opportunity right of the gate in this afternoon’s matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays. The Jays made big headlines last season with their potent offense and memorable postseason run. Even though they didn’t play in the World Series, who will forget the Jose Bautista bat flip against the Rangers. The offense is intact and there’s no question that they’ll be a force to be reckoned with once again. However, they weren’t as dangerous against right-handers as they were against southpaws last season. And today they’ll face one of the best righties in the American League in Chris Archer. The Tampa ace faced Toronto six times last season and pitched extremely well in five of those six starts. Archer didn’t allow more than two earned runs in those five outings. Toronto’s lineup full of right-handed power will find it tough to hit it out of a spacious Tropicana Field against Archer.
I really like what the Rays did in the offseason to improve their offense. They added Corey Dickerson, Logan Morrison, Steve Pearce and Brad Miller to bolster an underrated group. Last season, Tampa was 14th in the AL in runs scored. However, they were a much better hitting team than that once you dug into the numbers a bit. The Rays were seventh in the AL in batting average, ninth in on-base percentage and 11th in OPS. They struggled a bit in clutch situations, but that generally doesn’t carry over from year to year. They’ll face the diminutive Marcus Stroman in today’s opener. Stroman got a lot of publicity after coming back from injury and pitching well during the Jays’ postseason run. But I don’t think he’s quite to the ace level people are making him out to be just yet. He doesn’t even have a full season of major league work under his belt and has thrown just 157 innings in his young career. Yes he’s looked good, but he’s at the point now where hitters start to make adjustments against him. While Stroman certainly looks like he could be the real deal, I expect some struggles from him at times during 2016. I like the Rays to grab an Opening Day victory at home today versus Toronto.

2016 MLB Futures
‘Regular Season Win Totals’
8-units Tampa Bay Rays – OVER 81.5 wins – It’s a little easier to fly under the radar when teams like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays are in your division. But the Tampa Bay Rays have been particularly adept at laying low and quietly getting the job done. Last year they were an 80-win team despite suffering through a ton of injuries to their pitching staff. Four of their five starting pitchers spent significant time on the disabled list and they were also without several top relievers for periods of time as well. Coming into 2016 healthy, Tampa Bay will have one of the best rotations in baseball. Chris Archer was in the Cy Young discussion last year with a 3.23 ERA, Jake Odorizzi came into his own (3.35 ERA) and Erasmo Ramirez was a steadying force (3.75 ERA). Drew Smyly and Matt Moore missed large chunks of the season, but both have the potential to be aces near the top of a rotation. Moore has looked particularly sharp in the spring and is a prime candidate for the Comeback Player of the Year. And don’t’ forget about Alex Cobb, who is scheduled to return around the All-Star break. Most pundits are questioning the Rays’ ability to score runs, but the organization did a nice job of bolstering the offense in the offseason. They made a great trade bringing in Corey Dickerson from Colorado, who is a career .299 hitter with some nice pop in his bat. They also signed Steve Pearce and traded for Logan Morrison, both of whom bring a little more punch to the lineup. Manager Kevin Cash was excellent in his first season with the Rays and I expect him to take another step forward in 2016 with a better overall roster. If they stay healthy, Tampa has a legitimate shot to win the AL East or at least compete for a Wild Card spot. Play the Rays OVER their season win total

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Ultra Sports 3* Mets

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Dr Bob
2 Charlotte
Opin - OKC
Had 3 New Orl earlier

added
Opin - Chi, Ptl

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Marc Lawrence NBA Portland

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E PEARSON
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908) Kansas City Royals ML (-110)
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METS @ Royals
(Mets M/L) 2*

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Chris James Sports

Mets -107
Under Knicks 196.5

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Bobby Wise
5.5 Units Knicks 1st half