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Karl Garrett
20 DIMER - MINNESOTA (Perkins over Romero)...10 DIMER - NY YANKEES (Burnett over Garza)
20 DIMER - MINNESOTA TWINS (Perkins over Romero)
The Blue Jays went 6-0 last year versus the Twins, and they picked right up where they left off with the 8-6 win last night at the Metrodome.
Minnesota usually doesn't lose too many at home, and the G-Man will back them tonight to get on board with the "W".
Glenn Perkins pitched his butt off in his first start, working 8 innings of 1 earned run ball, but taking the loss against Seattle. I like Perkins to get some redemption tonight, as a 53-28 home field mark last season cannot be overlooked, and Minnesota is way overdue for a home win against the Jays.
I want to see if Romero can duplicate his winning home first start with a quality road win. I don't think he can.
Go with the Twins.
10 DIMER - NY YANKEES (Burnett over Garza)
Last night I gave you Tampa, and that line just went through the roof, and with good reason, as the Rays rolled 15-5.
No repeat tonight, as AJ Burnett looks like he is locked-in, coming through with a solid debut in a win over Baltimore. Burnett has also pitched well in the past against the Rays, and after getting humiliated from the get-go last night, expect the Yankees to have a little fire in their eyes.
The Yankees still own a 10-9 mark since 2007 at the Trop versus the Rays, and they did get to Matt Garza in his last 2 starts against them a season ago, allowing 7 runs in 10 innings for a pair of no-decisions.
I will take the Yankees to even this 3-game set with the win tonight.
Today's Complimentary Selection
G-Man giving you an easy OVER for FREE last night on Baltimore and Texas. Now 14-6 the last 20 days with my comp plays.
Another OVER tonight, this time in the senior circut, as the Reds and Brewers keep the sticks cranking on Tuesday.
Last night, Cincy and Milwaukee combined for 13 runs, and we could be seeing at least that many tonight when Bornson Arroyo and Manny Parra hit the bump.
Arroyo allowed 5 runs in 6 innings in his first start of the season, while Parra allowed 5 runs in 4 innings in his season debut.
Parra's last 2 starts against the Reds have seen 10 runs cross in just 12 innings of work, while Arroyo's last start against Milwaukee saw 5 runs cross in 6 innings. As you can see, these 2 hurlers aren't fooling too many batters of late.
9 of the last 15 meetings at Miller Park between the teams have gone OVER the total, and this one will as well.
3? OVER
(on a 1? to 5? basis)
20 DIMER - MINNESOTA (Perkins over Romero)...10 DIMER - NY YANKEES (Burnett over Garza)
20 DIMER - MINNESOTA TWINS (Perkins over Romero)
The Blue Jays went 6-0 last year versus the Twins, and they picked right up where they left off with the 8-6 win last night at the Metrodome.
Minnesota usually doesn't lose too many at home, and the G-Man will back them tonight to get on board with the "W".
Glenn Perkins pitched his butt off in his first start, working 8 innings of 1 earned run ball, but taking the loss against Seattle. I like Perkins to get some redemption tonight, as a 53-28 home field mark last season cannot be overlooked, and Minnesota is way overdue for a home win against the Jays.
I want to see if Romero can duplicate his winning home first start with a quality road win. I don't think he can.
Go with the Twins.
10 DIMER - NY YANKEES (Burnett over Garza)
Last night I gave you Tampa, and that line just went through the roof, and with good reason, as the Rays rolled 15-5.
No repeat tonight, as AJ Burnett looks like he is locked-in, coming through with a solid debut in a win over Baltimore. Burnett has also pitched well in the past against the Rays, and after getting humiliated from the get-go last night, expect the Yankees to have a little fire in their eyes.
The Yankees still own a 10-9 mark since 2007 at the Trop versus the Rays, and they did get to Matt Garza in his last 2 starts against them a season ago, allowing 7 runs in 10 innings for a pair of no-decisions.
I will take the Yankees to even this 3-game set with the win tonight.
Today's Complimentary Selection
G-Man giving you an easy OVER for FREE last night on Baltimore and Texas. Now 14-6 the last 20 days with my comp plays.
Another OVER tonight, this time in the senior circut, as the Reds and Brewers keep the sticks cranking on Tuesday.
Last night, Cincy and Milwaukee combined for 13 runs, and we could be seeing at least that many tonight when Bornson Arroyo and Manny Parra hit the bump.
Arroyo allowed 5 runs in 6 innings in his first start of the season, while Parra allowed 5 runs in 4 innings in his season debut.
Parra's last 2 starts against the Reds have seen 10 runs cross in just 12 innings of work, while Arroyo's last start against Milwaukee saw 5 runs cross in 6 innings. As you can see, these 2 hurlers aren't fooling too many batters of late.
9 of the last 15 meetings at Miller Park between the teams have gone OVER the total, and this one will as well.
3? OVER
(on a 1? to 5? basis)
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