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DET / IND U 36 -110
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NFLX
DET / IND U 36 -110
SEA +2 +100
MLB
LAA +124
BOS -1.5 +116
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Rocketman Sports
San Diego @ LA Dodgers 4:10 PM EST
Play On: 6* LA Dodgers -1 1/2 -130 (Perdoma/Maeda) Listed
The San Diego Padres travel to Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers on Sunday afternoon. San Diego is 51-65 SU overall this year while the LA Dodgers come in with a 82-34 SU overall record on the season. Luis Perdoma is 6-6 with a 4.89 ERA overall this year, 2-4 with a 4.37 ERA on the road this season and has a 5.30 ERA his last 3 starts. Kenta Maeda is 10-4 with a 3.79 ERA overall this year, 6-1 with a 3.11 ERA at home this season and 2-0 with a 1.06 ERA his last 3 starts. Perdoma is 1-2 with a 6.35 ERA his 3 career starts vs the Dodgers. San Diego is scoring only 3.8 runs per game overall this year, 3.9 runs per game on the road this season, 3.9 runs per game their past 7 games overall and 3.3 runs per game in day games this season. San Diego is allowing 5.6 runs per game on the road this year, 6.6 runs per game their past 7 games overall, 5.8 runs per game in day games and 5.9 runs per game against division opponents this season. LA Dodgers are scoring 5.4 runs per game at home this year and 5.6 runs per game in day games this season. LA Dodgers are allowing only 3.3 runs per game overall this year, 3.1 runs per game at home this season, 3.6 runs per game past 7 games overall, 3.7 runs per game in day games and 3.6 runs per game against division opponents. LA Dodgers are 10-1 this year as a home favorite of -250 to -330. LA Dodgers are 41-10 past 3 years at home when the total is 8 to 8 1/2. We'll play the LA Dodgers on the Run line for 6 units today! Thanks and good luck, RockyComment
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XNFL
Top Play - 3* Under 38 Chargers/Seahawks
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Top 3* Astros
2* Rockies
1* Braves
1* Rays
1* Angels
MLB Totals
Top 3* Over 9 Giants/Nationals (Game One)
2* Under 8 Yankees/Red Sox
1* Over 8.5 Dodgers/PadresComment
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H&H Sports (MLB) - 4* Blue Jays -130, Triple Dime Astros -147Comment
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Jim Feist
MLB
4* #967 Twins -105Comment
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Billy Coleman
MLB
3* #973/974 Astros/Rangers under 11Comment
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Tom Stryker
Lions (single)Comment
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bookiemonsters
pod is whitesox +1.5Comment
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Executive NFLX
100 chargersComment
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H&H Sports (XNFL)
Double Dime Under 38 Chargers/SeahawksComment
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Diamond Trends - Sunday
August 13, 2017
SU TREND OF THE DAY:
-- The Dodgers are 32-0 since Sep 30, 2004 in the last game of a series as a 200+ favorite after they scored first last game.
PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:
-- The Cardinals are 0-18 RUN LINE AGAINST since Aug 28, 2015 when Michael Wacha starts as a favorite after he went 6 innings gave up 6 or fewer hits in his last start.
MLB TOTAL TREND:
-- The Pirates are 10-0 OU (4.75 ppg) since Jul 23, 2011 as a dog vs a lefty when they won the last three times they faced a lefty.
CHOICE TREND:
-- The Blue Jays are 13-0 since May 15, 2009 as a favorite after a game as a home dog in which Jose Bautista struck out at least twice.Comment
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Bobby Ligs
Game:(279) Detroit Lions at (280) Indianapolis Colts
Date/Time: Aug 13 2017 1:30 PM EDT
Betting Line Provider: Bookmaker
Play Rating: 3%
Play: 1H Total Under 19.5 (-115)Comment
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Mario Rojas's picks (CandelaDeportiva) 8-13-2017
Best pick:
(#961) Cubs vs Diamondbacks (Game Total 1st 5-innigs: under 5-120) *2000
Secondaries picks:
(#953) Mets vs Phillies (Game Total 1st 5-innigs: over 5½-105) *1500
(#969) Indians vs Rays (Cleveland 1½-125 ) *1000
(#979) Pirates vs Blue Jays(Scores in 1st Inning: NO +100)*1000Comment
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Indian Cowboy
**7U SUNDAY WNBA(3PM)-EARLY
LASparks/NY UNDERComment
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Sunday's Diamond Notes
By Joe Williams (Vegas Insider)
Hottest team: Red Sox (9-1 past 10 overall)
After a 5-4 loss on Friday to snap their eight-game winning streak, the Red Sox were back at it starting a new winning run with a 10-5 victory over the Yankees. Rookie Andrew Benintendi swatted a pair of homers with six RBI, becoming the first Red Sox rookie to record six RBI against the Yankees since the statistic became official back in 1920. Now, the Red Sox turn to Chris Sale against Jordan Montgomery is a pitching matchup which looks to be heavily skewed in favor of the road team. The Red Sox are now 9-1 over their past 10 games overall, 5-2 in their past seven inside the division and 4-1 over their past five on the road.
Coldest team: Astros (0-5 past five games, 3-11 past 14 overall)
The Astros haven't appeared on the 'cold' list very often this season, but they're struggling lately. Houston has dropped five in a row, and they look to avoid the broom in Arlington against their in-state rivals from Texas. The Rangers are always a thorn in the side of the Astros, going 38-13 in their past 51 meetings at home against Houston. They're also 77-35 in the past 112 meetings overall. Houston has dropped seven in a row on the road, five straight overall and four of their past five inside the division. They're still 8-1 in Dallas Keuchel's past nine road starts and 10-1 over his past 11 inside the division.
Hottest pitcher: Chris Sale, Red Sox (14-4, 2.57 ERA)
Sale heads into Sunday Night Baseball with the best ERA in the American League at 2.57. Through 23 starts the opposition is hitting just .193 against him with a 0.88 WHIP and he has struck out a major league high 229 batters while walking just 29 over 161 1/3 innings. He has managed an 8-3 record with a 2.37 ERA across 13 road outings, posting 137 strikeouts over just 91 innings away from home. He hasn't beaten the Yankees this season in two tries, but he is 0-1 with a 1.15 WHIP across 15 2/3 innings with 23 strikeouts and just two walks. The Red Sox are 5-1 over Sale's past six road starts, 16-5 across his past 21 overall and 5-2 in the past seven inside the division.
Coldest pitcher: Matt Moore, Giants (3-12, 5.88 ERA)
The left-hander for the Giants has allowed more earned runs (84) than any other pitcher in the majors. He also has won just three of his 15 decisions overall with the opposition hitting a robust .294 against him. It appears Moore will not have to face OF Bryce Harper (knee), as he slipped an injured his knee on a wet base in Saturday's game, but even without the All-Star outfielder the Nats lineup is extremely dangerous. The Giants are just 3-9 over Moore's past 12 starts on the road, 5-16 over his past 21 overall and 1-7 across his past eight inside the division.
Biggest UNDER run: Indians (5-0 past four overall)
The 'under' connected in Saturday's 3-0 victory at Tampa Bay, giving Cleveland five consecutive under results. The under is 4-0 in their past four against a right-handed starting pitcher and 4-1 over their past five on the road against teams with a winning home mark. The under is also 31-15-5 in their past 51 on the road, while going 7-2 in thei past nine starts by Corey Kluber against American League East clubs. The under has hit for Tampa Bay lately, too, going 8-1 in their past nine home games and 19-7-2 in their past 28 games overall. And with Austin Pruitt on the mound, the under has hit in four straight overall.
Biggest OVER run: Royals (6-1-1 past eight overall)
The 'over' is 6-1-1 over the past eightgames overall for Kansas City, and 4-1-1 in their past six against a team with a winning percentage under .400. However, with Jason Vargas on the bump, the over will certainly not be easy. The under has hit in nine of his past 13 road outings, and 20 of the past 29 starts overall by the All-Star. The under is also 10-4-2 in Kansas City's past 16 overall on the road. The under is also 3-0-1 across the past four meetings with the White Sox, including Saturday's narrow 5-4 win with a total of 10.
Biggest public favorite: Dodgers (-280) vs. Padres
Biggest public underdog: Cubs (+115) at Diamondbacks
Biggest line move: Padres (+315 to +280) at DodgersComment
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