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5* A.L. PLAYOFF GAME OF THE YEAR 14-3 RUN
At 8:30 pm, our selection is on the Detroit Tigers over the New York Yankees. The starters in this game are the same as game one, which was suspended on Friday night after the rains came in the Bronx with the score tied at 1-1. The game was re-played on Saturday and the Yankees romped, so tonight it will be Sabathia and Verlander again with hopefully no weather-related interruptions. The dynamics of this series have changed dramatically as instead of facing likely Cy Young winner Verlander twice, the Yanks now will only have to see him on the mound this one time, so one would think the Yankees would have an advantage. But that edge dissipated when Detroit won Game 2 in the Bronx, so now the Tigers have a great opportunity to take a 2-1 lead in a series where it only takes three games to clinch. It's great to have Verlander starting the first playoff game at home from an emotional perspective but the truth is that it really doesn't matter where Verlander starts because he's just as good on the road as he is at Comerica Park. But one thing that IS different in Detroit is the Tigers' offense, which bats about 22 points higher, and scores about 0.6 runs more per game at home than on the road. And that's a key reason why Detroit is an awesome 37-11 at home when Verlander has taken the mound over the last couple years! Even worse for the Yankees is that Sabathia has had no success in the Motor City in his last 4 starts, going 0-4 with a 7.56 ERA. He's also been significantly worse this season at night than in the daytime, as he's surrendered 24% more baserunners and 40% more runs at night. And he's been struggling on the road since August, as he's given up 17 runs, 47 hits and 12 walks in 31 2-3 innings (4.83 ERA; 1.86 WHIP) in his last five road starts. Verlander, on the other hand, has been as dominant as any pitcher in the past 20 years. He led the majors with 24 wins and 250 strikeouts, and he also led the A.L. with a 2.40 ERA. The Detroit fans will definitely be pumped to see their ace take the mound tonight and they can be extra confident knowing that the Tigers have won 11 of their last 13 games at home, while New York's dropped four straight, and nine of 12 on the road. Take the Tigers. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.

BIG AL's 94% (15-1) MLB PLAYOFF BLOWOUT WINNER!
At 5:00 pm, our selection is on the Tampa Bay Rays over the Texas Rangers. It's safe to say that the end of the 2011 regular season was the most exciting in the history of the Rays, as Evan Longoria hit a walk-off home run at home last Wednesday night while the Orioles beat the Red Sox 1000 miles to the north, enabling Tampa to advance into the post-season as the A.L. Wild Card. But perhaps lost in all the craziness last week was the fact that lefthanded ace David Price started that game against the Yankees and quite frankly he wasn't very effective as he was knocked out of the game after just four innings, having allowed six runs (five earned) on six hits in the process. But in the end, all Price and the Rays cared about was that they won the game, and this evening, Price is in a much better position to help his team as the Rays won one of the two games in Texas and now have a chance to clinch this series at home with Price and then Jeremy Hellickson going to the mound in the next two games. He also gets the chance to get the monkey off his back today as he has never beaten the Rangers in his career, going 0-3 against them. Price, who was without a win throughout all of September, should get his first victory tonight since August 28, as Tampa Bay is an awesome 133-65 at home when priced from -125 to -175, and the Rays have won 10 of their last 11 home games overall. Additionally, the Rangers have dropped their last five games as underdogs of +120 or higher. Take the Rays. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.

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