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Re: 7-3-10

Larry Ness | MLB Total Sat, 07/03/10 - 4:10 PM

double-dime bet 957 NYM / 958 WAS Over 7 Bookmaker.com
Analysis: My 9* Daytime Dominator is on the NYM/was Over at 4:10 ET.

Good luck...Larry

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Re: 7-3-10

Larry Ness | MLB Total Sat, 07/03/10 - 4:10 PM

double-dime bet 957 NYM / 958 WAS Over 7 Bookmaker.com
Analysis: My 9* Daytime Dominator is on the NYM/was Over at 4:10 ET.



Good luck...Larry

Larry Ness | MLB Total Sat, 07/03/10 - 4:10 PM

double-dime bet 957 NYM / 958 WAS Over 7 Bookmaker.com
Analysis: My 9* Daytime Dominator is on the NYM/was Over at 4:10 ET.
RA Dickey is in his eighth big league season. He entered this season 22-28 with a 5.43 ERA in 144 appearances (48 starts), having allowed 519 hits in 442.2 innings. Those are not exactly impressive numbers. Dickey made his NY Met debut on May 19 of this year, allowing five hits and two ERs (six innings) in a 5-3 loss to these Nationals in which he received a no decision. However, the knuckleballer then won SIX consecutive starts, posting a 2.23 ERA, How is that? Well, the Marlins put an end to his winning streak this past Monday, as Dickey allowed five hits and five ERs in five innings of a 10-3 loss. It was his first loss of the season but SURELY won't be his last! In fact, look for Dickey to return to his past form. The Nats will like getting a second shot at him and with Stephen Strasburg on the mou~nd, they will really WANT to get the young phenom some runs. Everyone knows about Strasburg and after a 2-0 start, his teammates have provided him with one total run of support over his last three outings! “I feel for him. I feel for our whole ballclub,” manager Jim Riggleman told the team’s official website. Expect Dickey to be "just what the doctor ordered" for Washington's struggling bats. Now I don't expect the Mets to clobber Strasburg but let's remember, this is just his SIXTH big league start and he has allowed 15 hits over his last 12.1 innings (two starts) and the Braves did reach him for four runs (three earned ) in his last outing. This total is so low that the Nats could make it go over by themselves but I'm counting on both teams helping this VERY low total to soar over.