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Kenny Walker
Sep 07 '20, 6:10 PM in 6h
MLB | Royals vs Indians
Play on: Royals +182 at YouWager
Free Pick on Royals
Sep 07 '20, 6:10 PM in 6h
MLB | Royals vs Indians
Play on: Royals +182 at YouWager
Free Pick on Royals
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Sean Murphy
Sep 07 '20, 6:30 PM in 7h
NBA | Celtics vs Raptors
Play on: OVER 212 -110
Monday NBA Free play. My selection is on the 'over' between Boston and Toronto at 6:30 pm et on Monday.
This has been a low-scoring series all the way with the Celtics and Raptors matching up incredibly well, leading to some entertaining, tightly-contested affairs. Now that the series is knotted up at two games apiece I look for things to actually open up a little bit on Monday. As the total continues to drop on a game-by-game basis, I believe it will prove a little too low in Game 5. The Celtics know they need a response after dropping back-to-back games and I'm confident we'll see them pick up the pace considerably after getting off just 75 field goal attempts in Game 4. Not helping matters was the fact they were ice cold from beyond the arc, going 7-of-35 from three-point range. The Raptors can certainly be better as well after shooting just 40% from the field on Saturday. Take the over (8*).Comment
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Ricky Tran
Sep 07 '20, 8:00 PM in 8h
NCAA-F | BYU vs Navy
Play on: BYU -105 at 1BetVegas
Ricky's 1* free play on BYU.
Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.
Key Trends:
- The Cougars are 9-4 ATS in their last 13 games on field turf.
- The Midshipmen are 1-3-1 ATS in their last five versus Independent teams.
- The Midshipmen will have to replace a starting QB that was also their leading rusher.
Verdict: The Midshipmen appear to be overmatched in Week 1.Comment
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Brandon Lee
Sep 07 '20, 8:05 PM in 8h
MLB | ARI vs SFO
Play on: UNDER 8 -107
PICK - Diamondbacks/Giants UNDER 8
RATING: 30*
ROT#: 922
Value with the UNDER 8 between the Giants and Diamondbacks. It's as simple as Arizona can't hit and have a plus starter on the mound.
Dbacks rank in the bottom 10 of the entire league in AVG, OBP, R, HR, SB. In their last 7 games they are scoring just 2.6 runs/game. In this stretch the have a .169 AVG and .240 OBP.
Giants don't figure to do much scoring in this one either. San Francisco will be up against Arizona ace Zac Gallon. In his 8 starts so far in 2020, Gallen has a 1.80 ERA and 0.940 WHIP. He's averaging 6 2/3 innings per start.
One other thing, Giants starter Kevin Gausman is underrated. He comes in with a 4.66 ERA over 7 starts, but he's got a 3.76 FIP an even better 3.09 xFIP, plus a strong 31.0k%. Give me the UNDER 8!Comment
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Larry Ness
Sep 07 '20, 8:10 PM in 8h
NHL | Islanders vs Lightning
Play on: Lightning -145 at YouWager
My free play is on the TB Lightning at 8:00 ET.
The Tampa Bay Lightning went 62-16-4 (128 points) in the 2018-19 season, tying the record for most wins in a single season in NHL history. However, the Lightning then got swept in four games by Columbus in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. When COVID-19 shut down the regular season back in March, the Lightning had 92 points, tied for 3rd-most points among all NHL teams. In contrast, the NY Islanders entered the NHL's 24-team expanded playoff as the Eastern Conference's seventh seed. Lo and behold, it's the Isles and Lightning playing for the right to advance to the Stanley Cup Final.
The Lightning advancing to the Eastern Conference finals is no surprise, as this marks the FOURTH time in six seasons that they've reached the conference finals, including a trip to the Stanley Cup Final in 2015.As for the Islanders, they are in the NHL's version of the 'Final Four' for the first time since 1993Looking at current form, one could argue that this series is between the NHL's two-best teams as of this moment. Tampa Bay won TWO of three in its seeding round robin and then eliminated each of its two postseason opponents 4-1. That includes the Lightning's 4-1 elimination of the Bruins, the regular season's top team with 100 points. Meanwhile, the Islanders took care of the Panthers 3-1 in a qualifying series, before impressively taking down the Caps, 4-1. The Isles took a 3-1 series lead against the Flyers but Philly forced a Game 7 by winning back-to-back OT games, before New York shut out the Flyers 4-0 in that deciding Game 7. The Islanders are 11-5 in the postseason but ALL five losses have come in OT
Both teams have moved from the Toronto hub to Edmonton for this round and an edge could be made here for Tampa Bay, which hasn't played since last Monday, while the Islanders clinched their series vs Philly on Saturday. Bad news for Tampa Bay is that captain Steven Stamkos (lower body), who last played in February, has been ruled out of the series. However, reigning Hart Trophy recipient Nikita Kucherov, who sustained an undisclosed injury in the Lightning's series-clinching win against Boston, has been practicing in the interim and is expected to be available.
In goal, the Islanders turned to backup Thomas Greiss for Game 7 vs Philly and while Greiss got the shut out, he only faced 16 shots. Not sure whether Barry Trotz will return to Varmalov (9-4, 2.00 GAA & .921 SP) or stay with Greiss (2-1, 1.08 GAA & .960). As for Tampa Bay, there is no question about who will be in goal tonight, as Andrei Vasilevskiy has played all 13 games, going 10-3 with a 1.91 GAA and .931 SP. I'll go with the Lightning to 'strike first" (couldn't help myself) in this series.
Good luck...LarryComment
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Totals Guru
Sep 07 '20, 8:10 PM in 8h
NHL | Islanders vs Lightning
Play on: UNDER 5 +105
Free Total Annihilator On Islanders vs Lightning under 5 +105Comment
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Jeff Siegel's Saratoga Analysis/Wagering Strategies - 9/7/20
September 7, 2020
Jeff Siegel’s Daily Analysis & Wagering Strategies
Saratoga
Monday, September 7, 2020
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Specifically designed for the rolling exotic player, Jeff Siegel’s “Daily Analysis and Wagering Strategies” isolates those horses that should be included in daily doubles, pick-3s, pick-4s, pick-5s, and the pick-6.
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It is recommended that Jeff’s selections be used to augment the reader’s own personal handicapping, though excellent results can be achieved by applying the rolling exotic strategy specified by Jeff’s analysis. Jeff’s recommended plays are intended for players with a moderate budget; however, readers are encouraged to adjust Jeff’s wagering strategy to fit their preferred investment level.
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Grade A=Highest degree of confidence.
Grade B=Solid Play.
Grade C=Least preferred, or pass.
Grade X=probable winner but odds are not likely to offer wagering value.
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The selections are available every racing day after morning scratches.
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RACE 1: Post 11:30 ET. Grade: X
Use: Pass/No Play
Forecast: The first race is carded for hurdlers. We will pass the race.
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RACE 2: Post 12:00 ET. Grade: X
Single: 3-Fort Worth
Forecast: Fort Worth returned off a 16 week vacation to register a smart first-level state-bred allowance win here last month and should be capable of repeating on the one-level raise with an anticipated forward move. The City Zip colt has the perfect stalking style for this seven furlong trip, shows a strong, healthy work tab since raced, retains I. Ortiz, Jr., and seems certain to go lower than his original morning line of 8/5. He’s a logical short-price rolling exotic single.
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RACE 3: Post 12:33 ET. Grade: B+
Use: 4-Editor At Large; 5-Ready Seeker; 9-Domain Expertise
Forecast: This maiden two-turn juvenile grass affair for fillies has the makings of a pretty nice race, with at least three well-regarded newcomers among the nine entrants. Editor At Large, an Irish-bred filly by the top sire Lope de Vega, has done everything in the morning like a top turf prospect for C. Brown and appears fit and ready for a big try first time out. There aren’t any fancy workout times that jump off the page but she’s a smooth mover that does things effortlessly. Brown has another starter, Domain Expertise, that also has been fairly impressive in the a.m. trials. The daughter of Kitten’s Joy, a $200,000 weanling purchase, is a half-sister to the 2-year-old Saratoga stakes winner of a couple of years back, Sombeyay, and shows a work tab that should have her fit enough, though her outside draw is a bit problematic. Ready Seeker has been burning up the Belmont Park training track for T. Pletcher, and as a daughter of More Than Ready can be expected to relish the lawn, though all of her preparation has been accomplished on dirt. A bullet :47 1/5 breezing gate drill (fastest of 28) just six days ago should have her right on edge. We’ll include all three in our rolling exotics and then press a bit keying Editor At Large on top.
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RACE 4: Post 1:04 ET. Grade: X
Single: 2-Road to Meath
Forecast: Road to Meath is listed at 4/5 on the morning line and looks like it on paper, but there are concerns. Despite a recent series of solid races, the C. Brown-trained gelding clearly is for sale, having dropped from first-level allowance, to restricted (nw-2) $40,000, and now all the way down to the $16,000 level. If he has one good one left, the Quality Road gelding surely can beat this field, but when you’re taking a short price you really don’t want to deal with that kind of uncertainty. You can use him as a no-value rolling exotic single or better yet, just pass the race.
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RACE 5: Post 1:35 ET. Grade: X
Single: 4-Per Capita
Forecast: Per Capita earned his diploma during the spring meeting at Churchill Downs in good style while earning a powerful speed figure, one that if repeated today will make him very hard to beat in this entry-level allowance affair. While today’s nine furlong trip might be something of a concern, the son of Tapit has trained in sharp style in recent weeks for new trainer T. Pletcher and projects to be on the lead or in a comfortable outside stalking position throughout. There’s probably not much value to be found at 7/5 on the morning line but you can use him a short price rolling exotic single.
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RACE 6: Post 2:06 ET. Grade: B-
Use: 2b-Wegotoldyougotsold; 8-Aristocratic
Forecast: Wegotoldyougotsold, claimed back by Rudy for $32,000 in May, makes it back to the races while dropping to the $25,000 level, not normally a good sign but an acceptable pattern from this stable. First or second in nine of 14 career starts, the genuine and consistent son of The Factor should draft into a comfortable pace-stalking position outside and have his chance when the pressure is turned on. He’s run well off layoffs in the past and the local work tab is healthy. Aristocratic, another with the first-off-the-claim angle, returns for the price he was taken for and will bust out and try his usual gate-to-wire tactics. The veteran Malibu Moon gelding has been first or second in 14 of 36 starts, so we’ll include him as well in rolling exotic play.
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RACE 7: Post 2:37 ET. Grade: B
Use: 8-Julie Bird; 9-Army Wife
Forecast: Julie Bird has trained like a very promising sort for C. Brown and looks fit and ready for a major effort first time out in this two-turn maiden turf affair for juvenile fillies. The Irish-bred daughter of Lope de Vega, a $225,000 Tattersalls October yearling purchase, appears to be a quick type, so it will be interesting to see if she’s allowed to show speed or be taken back behind cover and then asked to produce a late run. Army Wife has the benefit of a sprint prep over this course last month and should move forward after finishing evenly to be the fourth while giving indication that added distance won’t be an issue. The daughter of Declaration of War shows a bullet :45 3/5 half mile main track breeze (fastest of 30) last week, so she clearly is stepping forward for a barn that has strong stats with second-time starters. These are the two we’ll be using in our rolling exotics with a slight edge on top to Julie Bird.
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RACE 8: Post 3:08 ET. Grade: C+
Use: 1-Devamani; 5-Breaking the Rules; 6-Olympico
Forecast: This is a contentious middle distance stakes for older turf runners and offers a few possibilities. We’ll pass the race other than to go three-deep in our rolling exotics. Olympico exits a series of tougher graded added money events and will appreciate this drop into listed company. It’ll be interesting to see what affect if any the addition of blinkers will have on his style and whether he’ll lay closer to the pace than he normally does. This will be his second start off a layoff – his recent fifth place finish in the Bernard Baruch H.-G was respectable – so we’ll give him the edge on top. His C. Brown uncoupled stable mate Devamani missed as the favorite when third in a strong allowance race here in late July but is another adding blinkers for the first time while landing the rail. We’re thinking he might draft into a favorable second flight, ground-saving position and then have his chance from there. Breaking the Rules comes off a nice score in the same race Devamani just finished third in while earning a career top triple-digit Beyer speed figure. This is a tougher group, but in his present form the son of War Front is a solid contender.
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RACE 9: Post 3:39 ET. Grade: B+
Use: 3-Speaker’s Corner; 9-Savoy
Forecast: There are at least two exceptional prospects in this hot maiden sprint for juveniles (maybe three if we include Ten for Ten, a down-the-road sort), with top billing and certain favoritism going to the much-whispered-about Speaker’s Corner. The debuting son of Street Sense has trained like a rocket ship for W. Mott and will take an immense amount of beating if he performs in the afternoon like he has in his a.m. drills. In a :59 4/5 gate work August 24 he left barn mate Jane Grey far behind, and that filly won her debut yesterday vs. maiden special weight company. Then, last Monday, ‘Corner breezed a half in :46 flat under wraps, a bullet drill that was fastest of 109 for the distance. Savoy is a son of Honor Code making his first start for C. Brown, and while he hasn’t been quite as flashy in the morning as Speakers’ Corner, he’s looked outstanding as well through a series of smart drills without being asked for anything close to his best. He could be a very good one, but we suspect it will take better than just good to cope with the favorite.
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RACE 10: Post 4:15 ET. Grade: B
Single: 1-Ima Pharoah
Forecast: Ima Pharoah is a progressive son of American Pharoah fresh from a clever maiden win five weeks ago with a career top speed figure and may be capable of winning right back on the raise despite shortening to six furlongs and drawing the rail. The T. Pletcher-trained colt has a good stalking style, a healthy work pattern, and, with the scratching of the original 8/5 morning line favorite Binkster seems the solid pick in the win pool and as a rolling exotic single.
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RACE 11: Post 4:48 ET. Grade: C+
Use: 1-Mystery Bank; 6-Mr. Kringle; 7-Hardredcandy
Forecast: We’ll go three-deep in this starter’s allowance middle distance turf affair but not with any great degree of confidence. The best advice is to include as many as you can afford to. Mystery Bank comes off a nice maiden score but it was mini-marathon affair and we’re not quite sure how it translates to this short trip. From the red-hot O. Noda barn, the Florida-bred colt draws the good rail and should enjoy a ground-saving trip while prominent throughout. On pure numbers, he’s the one to beat. Mr. Kringle, third in a similar affair in mid-July over this course and distance, has been kept on edge with a healthy series of workouts in the interim and though beaten as the odds-on favorite last time out does exit a productive race. He’ll have his best chance from a second flight, stalking position. Hardredcandy, nosed out in a $40,000 claimer at Monmouth Park in late July, earned a speed figure that makes him a fit in this league and picks up I. Ortiz, Jr. He may be most dangerous as the controlling speed and in a field that doesn’t have much early zip it wouldn’t be surprising to see front-running tactics employed.
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RACE 12: Post 5:19 ET. Grade: B
Use: 3-Lonesome Fugitive; 8-Succeedandsurpass
Forecast: Del Mar shipper Succeedandsurpass joins the G. Motion barn and arrives in good form following a sharp runner-up effort in what was a strong race for the level. He’ll race without the blinkers that he wore for the first time in that race, picks up J. Ortiz, and with a decent pace and good racing luck seems capable of producing the last run. Lonesome Fugitive fell far back and then had too much ground to make up when a rallying second in a similar first-level allowance middle distance turf event in late July. With the addition of blinkers, he may display a bit more tactical speed. The lightly-raced Irish-bred colt has solid speed figures for the level, continues to train well, and at 2-1 on the morning line is the one to fear most.
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RACE 13: Post 5:50 ET. Grade: B+
Use: 5-Reinvestment Risk; 6-Jackie’s Warrior
Forecast: Reinvestment Risk could not have been more impressive winning his debut by more than seven lengths in a fast, highly-rated race here last month, doing so like a colt that will easily handle today’s extra furlong. The C. Brown-trained colt is listed as the 8/5 second choice but is faster on numbers than his chief rival Jackie’s Warrior, so we’ll put him slightly on top in this year’s edition of the Hopeful S.-G1. Jackie’s Warrior is undefeated in two starts, winning his maiden at Churchill Downs and then capturing the Saratoga Special-G2 last month. Both were visually very impressive performances, but if there’s a concern it’s that he beat Therideofalifetime in both races and that colt was off the board in yesterday’s Iroquois Stakes in Kentucky. Let’s go with Reinvestment Risk on top but use both in our rolling exotics.
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RACE 14: Post 6:21 ET. Grade: C+
Use: 3-Vicarage; 9-Mohjestic
Forecast: Maiden $40,000 claimers meet two-turning on turf in the season finale. It’s a grass grab bag in which nothing would surprise; we’ll double the race but those with bigger bankrolls can use as many as they feel necessary. Vicarage shows the first-time-for-a-tag angle and goes for the powerful C. Clement/J. Rosario team, so we’re expecting a much improved performance from the son of Medaglia d’Oro. A repeat of his race-before-last, a runner-up try at Tampa Bay Downs, charts very well in this moderate spot. Mohjestic, off the track since finishing a reasonable fourth in his debut 18 months ago, shows up as a first-time gelding for G. Weaver (fair stats with comebackers) and the once-promising son of Uncle Mo is a strong contender based purely on speed figures under the assumption that he returns as well as he left.Comment
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GAMEDAY NETWORK
FREE MLB WINNER 9/7/20
Yankees @ Blue Jays
Time: 7:37 PM EST
Free Pick: UNDER 9Comment
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VEGASSI
MONDAY 9/7/2020
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Astros @ Athletics
TIME: 9:10 PM EST
PICK: Athletics -125Comment
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Sports Action 365
FREE NHL WINNER 9/7/20:
PLAY Lightning -155 vs Islanders, GAME TIME 8:10 PM ESTComment
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Paul Leiner
Two MLB Picks 9/7
Mon Sep 07, 2020
Needed a good day and we got it, got lucky with 3000* Over Bucks/Heat and hit both top Baseball picks with the Braves and Giants. Here's a couple MLB plays for today. Happy Labor Day.
100* Dbacks -125
100* A's -150Comment
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