2012 MLB REGULAR SEASON ACTION!!
We get that it can be a daunting investment to make with a sports handicapping business!! Perhaps you have been burned in the past and just don't believe that legitimate handicapper's exist out there!! That is why we continue to prove our legitimacy again and again!!
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN ON BOARD SINCE APRIL 1:
APRIL = +2.55 UNITS (ALL)
MAY = +43.50 UNITS (ALL SPORTS)
JUNE = +50.40 UNITS (ALL SPORTS)
JULY = -2.35 UNITS (ALL SPORTS)
AUGUST = +43.75 UNITS (ALL SPORTS)
THAT IS +137.90 UNITS OF NET PROFITS SINCE APRIL!!
THAT'S SOME MAJOR BOOMAGE!!
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OCTOBER TOTALS: (12-9) +2.15 UNITS
OCTOBER 3: (3-5) -1.90 UNITS
1ST 5 INN: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+125)
OAKLAND A'S (-105)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+120)
NEW YORK METS (+115)
UNDER 7 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS RUN LINE -1.5 (+120)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-105)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+125)
OCTOBER 2: (6-1) +4.45 UNITS
UNDER 7.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-105)
UNDER 8.5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
UNDER 7.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ CHICAGO CUBS (-105)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
CINCINNATI REDS (+120)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+120)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+130)
OCTOBER 1: (3-3) -0.40 UNITS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-140)
DETROIT TIGERS (-120)
NEW YORK YANKEES RUN LINE -1.5 (-120)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (EVEN)
CINCINNATI REDS (+145)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+115)
SEPTEMBER TOTALS: (73-70) +1.45 UNITS
SEPTEMBER 30: (0-0)
No plays released. NFL day.
SEPTEMBER 29: (3-1) +2.05 UNITS
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+120)
UNDER 8.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-130)
SEPTEMBER 28: (3-3) -0.10 UNITS
1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
DETROIT TIGERS (-145)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: CINCINNATI REDS (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO CUBS (+180)
SEPTEMBER 27: (2-3) -1.45 UNITS
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-195)
UNDER 8 FLORIDA MARLINS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-120)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-130)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-115)
UNDER 8 SEATTLE MARINERS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
SEPTEMBER 26: (4-1) +2.65 UNITS
*1.55 UNITS RISK* DETROIT TIGERS (-155)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-135)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-135)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-145)
SEPTEMBER 25: (3-3) +0.65 UNITS
*1.55 UNITS RISK* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-155)
UNDER 7 NATIONALS @ PHILLIES (-110)
DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-115)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+130)
OAKLAND A'S (+175)
SEPTEMBER 24: (1-3) -2.00 UNITS
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (EVEN)
OAKLAND A'S (+150)
UNDER 10.5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-105)
*1 UNIT RISK* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-155)
SEPTEMBER 23: (0-0)
No Plays Released. NFL day.
SEPTEMBER 22: (0-3) -3.40 UNITS
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+140)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
SEPTEMBER 21: (3-3) -0.20 UNITS
TEXAS RANGERS (-130)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-130)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+115)
OVER 8.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+110)
OAKLAND A'S (+155)
SEPTEMBER 20: (3-2) +1.05 UNITS
SAN DIEGO PADRES (+105)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+105)
CHICAGO CUBS (+150)
SEPTEMBER 19: (3-3) -0.35 UNITS
DETROIT TIGERS (-165)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-130)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
OVER 8 TEXAS RANGERS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
OVER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (EVEN)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+145)
UNDER 7 OAKLAND A'S @ DETROIT TIGERS (-120)
SEPTEMBER 18: (4-2) +2.00 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-130)
1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-135)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-125)
1ST 5 INNINGS: MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OAKLAND A'S (+150)
OAKLAND A'S (+145)
*0.5 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+135)
SEPTEMBER 17: (4-0) +4.00 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-130)
1ST 5 INNINGS: ATLANTA BRAVES (-135)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
SEPTEMBER 16: (0-0)
No plays released. NFL day.
SEPTEMBER 15: (2-0) +2.00 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-125)
OAKLAND A'S (-130)
UNDER 7 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ OAKLAND A'S (-105)
SEPTEMBER 14: (1-7) -5.80 UNITS
1ST 5 INNINGS: MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-140)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-145)
UNDER 8 ST LOUIS CARDINALS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-110)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+135)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+150)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 7.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS (+185)
SEPTEMBER 13: (2-2) -1.20 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
1ST 5 INNINGS: SEATTLE MARINERS (-145)
1ST 5 INNINGS: DETROIT TIGERS (-120)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-135)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4 OAKLAND A'S @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
SEPTEMBER 12: (4-4) +1.15 UNITS
CINCINNATI REDS (-140)
UNDER 9 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-110)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+115)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+130)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ NEW YORK METS (-110)
SEPTEMBER 11: (2-4) -2.20 UNITS
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-125)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+105)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS RUN LINE -1.5 (+130)
CHICAGO CUBS (+105)
OVER 8 DETROIT TIGERS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-110)
UNDER 7.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+145)
SEPTEMBER 10: (3-2) -0.10 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
ST LOUIS CARDINALS (-110)
OVER 9 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: DETROIT TIGERS (EVEN)
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO CUBS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* WASHINGTON NATIONALS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
SEPTEMBER 9: (2-4) -2.15 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120)
OVER 8 TEXAS RANGERS @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
OVER 8.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+105)
UNDER 9 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-110)
UNDER 9 NEW YORK YANKEES @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+105)
SEPTEMBER 8: (0-0)
No plays released. NCAA FB day.
SEPTEMBER 7: (1-5) -4.15 UNITS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS RUN LINE -1.5 (-120)
CINCINNATI REDS RUN LINE -1.5 (EVEN)
TEXAS RANGERS (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+110)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+105)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-105)
SEPTEMBER 6: (1-5) -3.65 UNITS
OVER 7.5 COLORADO ROCKIES @ ATLANTA BRAVES (+105)
UNDER 7.5 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-110)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+110)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
UNDER 9.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: CHICAGO CUBS (+225)
SEPTEMBER 5: (3-3) -0.25 UNITS
OVER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-120)
OVER 7 NEW YORK YANKEES @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
OVER 9 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
1ST 5 INNINGS: MILWAUKEE BREWERS (EVEN)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+180)
SEPTEMBER 4: (4-3) +0.95 UNITS
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-125)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
NEW YORK YANKEES (+125)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+105)
OVER 7 AZ DIAMONDBACKS @ SF GIANTS (+105)
OVER 8.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-120)
SEPTEMBER 3: (5-2) +3.00 UNITS
UNDER 8 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ OAKLAND A'S (-110)
UNDER 7 BOSTON RED SOX @ SEATTLE MARINERS (EVEN)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-105)
TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+105)
OVER 8.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-120)
OAKLAND A'S (+105)
SEATTLE MARINERS (-105)
SEPTEMBER 2: (7-0) +7.30 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
OVER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
UNDER 8 CINCINNATI REDS @ HOUSTON ASTROS (-120)
OAKLAND A'S RUN LINE -1.5 (+130)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+130)
OVER 7 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
OVER 9 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+140)
SEPTEMBER 1: (3-2) +1.70 UNITS
UNDER 9 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+130)
OAKLAND A'S RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
OVER 7.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ OAKLAND A'S (100)
CIN REDS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
UNDER 7.5 NEW YORK METS @ MIAMI MARLINS (+105)
AUGUST TOTALS: 126-87 (+43.55 UNITS)
AUGUST 31: (3-0) +3.00 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-125)
UNDER 8 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-105)
AUGUST 30: (3-1) +1.35 UNITS
DETROIT TIGERS (-125)
UNDER 9 DETROIT TIGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES ANGELS RUN LINE -1.5 (+125)
AUGUST 29: (3-4) -1.10 UNITS
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120)
UNDER 9 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ TEXAS RANGERS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS RUN LINE -1.5 (-110)
NEW YORK METS (+125)
OVER 8.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+105)
AUGUST 28: (5-2) +2.80 UNITS
UNDER 8.5 SEATTLE MARINERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
OVER 9.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS RUN LINE -1.5 (-115)
TEXAS RANGERS (-120)
UNDER 7.5 OAKLAND A'S @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-105)
UNDER 7 ATLANTA BRAVES @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-120)
AUGUST 27: (4-1) +3.40 UNITS
1ST 5 INNINGS: ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-115)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-125)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-110)
TEXAS RANGERS (+105)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (+135)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+140)
AUGUST 26: (4-4) +0.25 UNITS
OVER 9.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-110)
OVER 9 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
DETROIT TIGERS (-135)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (EVEN)
OVER 7 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+210)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
AUGUST 25: (4-0) +4.05 UNITS
UNDER 9.5 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ DETROIT TIGERS (+105)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-125)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 5 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-120)
OVER 8.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-115)
OVER 9 SEATTLE MARINERS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+105)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
AUGUST 24: (4-3) +1.70 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+110)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+115)
OVER 8.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-105)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
AUGUST 23: (4-2) +2.50 UNITS
OVER 8.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (EVEN)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* NEW YORK METS RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
AUGUST 22: (3-4) -1.80 UNITS
UNDER 9.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-105)
NEW YORK YANKEES (+120)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-130)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+120)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 6.5 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+110)
AUGUST 21: (4-4) +0.25 UNITS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-145)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
NEW YORK YANKEES (EVEN)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (+120)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-115)
TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* MIAMI MARLINS (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+150)
AUGUST 20: (3-3) -0.05 UNITS
1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 5 MIAMI MARLINS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-115)
TAMPA BAY RAYS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 3.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: ATLANTA BRAVES (+120)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (EVEN)
UNDER 7.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ OAKLAND A'S (-115)
TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
AUGUST 19: (3-4) -1.10 UNITS
OVER 7.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
UNDER 8 NEW YORK METS @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: MIAMI MARLINS (-135)
OVER 8.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-120)
UNDER 7.5 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ OAKLAND A'S (-115)
UNDER 8.5 CHICAGO CUBS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (+155)
AUGUST 18: (6-1) +5.3 UNITS
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-115)
UNDER 8 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-105)
1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+130)
SEATTLE MARINERS (-135)
UNDER 7 MINNESOTA TWINS @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-120)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-110)
BOSTON RED SOX (+105)
AUGUST 17: (3-4) -0.25 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (-115)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-150)
UNDER 8 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-125)
BOSTON RED SOX (+125)
TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (-115)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+140)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+120)
AUGUST 16: (4-3) +0.80 UNITS
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-130)
UNDER 7.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
OVER 8 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-115)
OVER 8.5 NEW YORK METS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
OAKLAND A'S (+110)
OVER 8 OAKLAND A'S @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-105)
OVER 8.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+105)
AUGUST 15: (6-2) +3.5 UNITS
UNDER 7 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ MIAMI MARLINS (+105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-120)
UNDER 9.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (EVEN)
OVER 6.5 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ SEATTLE MARINERS (+110)
UNDER 9.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-110)
CINCINNATI REDS (EVEN)
UNDER 7.5 NEW YORK METS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (EVEN)
AUGUST 14: (4-3) +1.10 UNITS
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (+110)
BOSTON RED SOX (+105)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4.5 OAKLAND A'S @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+115)
COLORADO ROCKIES (+110)
AUGUST 13: (3-5) -1.80 UNITS
DETROIT TIGERS (-140)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-140)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: TEXAS RANGERS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 5.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (EVEN)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* SEATTLE MARINERS (+125)
AUGUST 12: (6-1) +4.95 UNITS
OVER 8.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-105)
OVER 8.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-125)
UNDER 7.5 SEATTLE MARINERS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
UNDER 10.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ TEXAS RANGERS (-105)
OVER 8 OAKLAND A'S @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (EVEN)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-130)
AUGUST 11: (4-3) +0.75 UNITS
CINCINNATI REDS (-135)
OVER 7.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ CHICAGO CUBS (-105)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-140)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-105)
OVER 8 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+110)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-140)
AUGUST 10: (5-1) +4.00 UNITS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-120)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-125)
OAKLAND A'S (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
AUGUST 9: (5-5) +0.80 UNITS
UNDER 8.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ DETROIT TIGERS (-110)
NEW YORK YANKEES (+105)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+120)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-120)
OVER 9 BOSTON RED SOX @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (+110
BOSTON RED SOX (-130)
*0.5 UNITS* KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+175)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* TORONTO BLUE JAYS (+175)
AUGUST 8: (4-3) +0.50 UNITS
CHICAGO CUBS (+125)
OVER 8.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-140)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-135)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-125)
OVER 7 COLORADO ROCKIES @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-115)
AUGUST 7: (4-4) -0.05 UNITS
MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
UNDER 7.5 CHICAGO CUBS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-120)
UNDER 7.5 COLORADO ROCKIES @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-110)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-125)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-135)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* ST. LOUIS CARDINALS RUN LINE -1.5 (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+195)
AUGUST 6: (5-2) +3.50 UNITS
*1.75 UNITS RISK* 1ST 5 INNINGS: DETROIT TIGERS (-175)
*1.5 UNITS RISK* 1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-150)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-110)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-135)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8 NY YANKEES @ DETROIT TIGERS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+205)
AUGUST 5: (3-6) -2.65 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-105)
UNDER 9.5 LA ANGELS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+105)
UNDER 10 SEATTLE MARINERS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-110)
OVER 9 TEXAS RANGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
TEXAS RANGERS (-135)
OVER 7.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-115)
OVER 7.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+185)
*0.5 UNITS* CLEVELAND INDIANS (+210)
AUGUST 4: (4-2) +2.85 UNITS
1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-125)
UNDER 9 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ CINCINNATI REDS (-120)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-150)
UNDER 7 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (+105)
DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (EVEN)
*0.7 UNITS RISK* 1ST 5 INNINGS: SAN DIEGO PADRES (-140)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+120)
AUGUST 3: (3-4) -1.05 UNITS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-135)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-115)
OVER 9.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-135)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+130)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+175)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+160)
AUGUST 2: (4-3) -0.40 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 NEW YORK METS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-105)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-140)
TEXAS RANGERS (-120) AND OVER 10.5 (-115)
OAKLAND A'S (-130)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ CINCINNATI REDS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* NEW YORK METS (+120)
AUGUST 1: (6-3) +4.65 UNITS
UNDER 7.5 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ OAKLAND A'S (-125)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+115)
UNDER 8.5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-115)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (-120)
DETROIT TIGERS (EVEN)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-130)
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO CUBS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+165)
*0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
JULY TOTALS:
JULY 31:
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
OVER 9.5 LOS ANGELES @ TEXAS RANGERS (-110)
OAKLAND A'S (-110)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-140)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-135)
CHICAGO CUBS (-105)
OVER 8.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
JULY 30:
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
UNDER 7.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-120)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-125)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+115)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS (+155)
JULY 29:
DETROIT TIGERS (-140)
TEXAS RANGERS (-145)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+130)
UNDER 8.5 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-110)
OVER 8 TAMPA BAY RAYS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 NEW YORK METS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (EVEN)
OVER 6 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-105)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+160)
JULY 28:
*2 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+105)
OVER 7.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ CHICAGO CUBS (-105)
DETROIT TIGERS (-130)
OVER 9.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-105)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (EVEN)
OVER 9 OAKLAND A'S @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 5.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-120)
UNDER 10 CINCINNATI REDS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* KANSAS CITY ROYALS RUN LINE -1.5 (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES ANGELS RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
JULY 27:
*2 UNITS* OVER 9 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
*2 UNITS* CLEVELAND INDIANS (+125)
UNDER 9 NEW YORK METS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-120)
TEXAS RANGERS (-135)
UNDER 7.5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-115)
DETROIT TIGERS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (+165)
JULY 26:
*2 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+110)
*2 UNITS* OVER 9 LA DODGERS @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-110)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* LA DODGERS (+130)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 5 TB RAYS @ BAL O'S (-105)
JULY 25:
*2 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-135)
OVER 7.5 CHICAGO CUBS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (EVEN)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120)
OVER 7.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ MIAMI MARLINS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+205) AND *0.5 UNITS* UNDER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-110)
JULY 24:
*2 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-130)
*2 UNITS* NEW YORK YANKEES (+110)
DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
UNDER 7.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ MIAMI MARLINS (-110)
UNDER 7.5 CHICAGO CUBS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-105)
JULY 23:
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-140)
NEW YORK YANKEES RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-145)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+115)
UNDER 8 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ NEW YORK METS (-110)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* NEW YORK METS (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (+115)
JULY 22:
OVER 7.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ OAKLAND A'S (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-125)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 5.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-105)
UNDER 8 SEATTLE MARINERS @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-110)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+125)
JULY 21:
ATLANTA BRAVES (+105)
OVER 8 ATLANTA BRAVES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
DETROIT TIGERS (+105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+105)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-145)
UNDER 7.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ OAKLAND A'S (-120)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-140)
UNDER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
*0.6 UNITS* UNDER 7 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* MIAMI MARLINS (+140)
JULY 20:
1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
BOSTON RED SOX RUN LINE -1.5 (+105)
DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (EVEN)
OVER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES (+135)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+140)
JULY 19:
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120)
UNDER 8 SF GIANTS @ ATL BRAVES (-120)
UNDER 9 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
MIAMI MARLINS (-120)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 9 SEA MARINERS @ KC ROYALS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS (+145)*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: NEW YORK METS (+115)
JULY 18:
1ST 5 INNINGS: PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-125)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-120)
OVER 6 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-105)
TEXAS RANGERS (-130)
UNDER 8 NEW YORK METS @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
UNDER 8 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: TAMPA BAY RAYS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES RUN LINE (+145)
JULY 17:
*2 UNITS* OVER 9.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7 HOUSTON ASTROS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-115)
OVER 10.5 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
OAKLAND A'S (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA CARDINALS (+145)
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+170)
JULY 16:
*2 UNITS* OVER 8 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-115)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+110)
OVER 10.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-115)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (-120)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ MINNESOTA TWINS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+115)
JULY 15:
*2 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (EVEN)
*2 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+155)
*0.5 UNITS* SAN DIEGO PADRES (+150)
JULY 14:
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
UNDER 7 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-110)
DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
OVER 8.5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+125)
JULY 13:
1ST 5 INNINGS: ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 4 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
UNDER 7.5 OAKLAND A'S @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-125)
OVER 8 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ CHICAGO CUBS (-110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9 DETROIT TIGERS @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+110)
JULY 6:
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-135)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-110)
UNDER 7 CINCINNATI REDS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (+105)
MIAMI MARLINS (+130)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+110)
OVER 8.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+120)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S RUN LINE -1.5 (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* TAMPA BAY RAYS (+135)
JULY 5:
ATLANTA BRAVES (-140)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+105)
HOUSTON ASTROS (+125)
UNDER 9 HOUSTON ASTROS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-110)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+110)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* SAN DIEGO PADRES (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 10 KC ROYALS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 SF GIANTS @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS(EVEN)
JULY 4:
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-140)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
OAKLAND A'S (-105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
NEW YORK YANKEES (+125)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS RUN LINE -1.5 (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 PHILLIES @ METS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 LA ANGELS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS(-115)
*0.5 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+245)
JULY 3:
*2 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115) AND LOS
ANGELES ANGELS (-115) AND UNDER 9 (-105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-125)
OVER 10.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
OVER 10.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5: OVER 4.5 CHICAGO CUBS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* TEXAS RANGERS (+125)
JULY 2:
NEW YORK YANKEES (+125)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-120)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-105)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS RUN LINE -1.5 (+130)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+160)
OVER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (EVEN)
*0.5 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
JULY 1:
*2 UNITS* UNDER 10.5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-115)
*2 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 ARIZONA DBACKS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+110)
UNDER 8.5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+110)
NEW YORK YANKEES RUN LINE -1.5 (+120)
UNDER 8 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 9.5 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+110)
JUNE TOTALS (ALL SPORTS): +50.40 UNITS OF NET PROFITS!!
June 30: -1.30 UNITS
(MLB)
1ST 5 INNINGS: WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-135)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-130)
CINCINNATI REDS (-120)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-120) AND OVER 10 (-110)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-110)
COLORADO ROCKIES (-125)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+190)
June 29: +1.75 UNITS
(MLB)
1ST 5 INNINGS: ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-120)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-120)
DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
UNDER 8.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-125)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 6.5 NEW YORK METS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+175)
June 28: +3.70 UNITS
(MLB)
*2 UNITS* NEW YORK METS (+120)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 5.5 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-110)
OVER 11 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-110)
UNDER 8.5 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
UNDER 8.5 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ HOUSTON ASTROS (-110)
UNDER 8.5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
CINCINNATI REDS (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-105)
June 27: +2.05 UNITS
(MLB)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-110)
OVER 8 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ CINCINNATI REDS (+110)
CHICAGO CUBS (+105)
UNDER 7 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-110)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-135)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* CLEVELAND INDIANS (+165)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 7 OAKLAND A'S @ SEATTLE MARINERS (+110)
June 26: +3.85 UNITS
(MLB)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-145)
NEW YORK YANKEES RUN LINE -1.5 (+135)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-115)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+125)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 4.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* CINCINNATI REDS RUN LINE -1.5 (+140)
June 25: +4.00 UNITS
(MLB)
*2 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (-105)
NEW YORK METS (-125)
UNDER 8 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
CINCINNATI REDS (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: DETROIT TIGERS (+135)
*0.5 UNITS* NEW YORK YANKEES RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
June 24: +0.65 UNITS
(MLB)
*2 UNITS* NEW YORK YANKEES (-120)
*1.6 UNITS RISK* DETROIT TIGERS (-160)
*1.7 UNITS RISK* 1ST 5 INNINGS: DETROIT TIGERS (-170)
OVER 9 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-105)
OVER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+135)
*0.5 UNITS* TAMPA BAY RAYS (+175)
*0.5 UNITS* DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 7 (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* CINCINNATI REDS RUN LINE -1.5 (+150)
*0.5 UNITS* COLORADO ROCKIES RUN LINE +1.5 (+125)
JUNE 23: +3.65 UNITS
(MLB)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-135)
UNDER 9 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ HOUSTON ASTROS (-105)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-105)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (+150)
UNDER 8.5 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-110)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+110)
1ST 5 INNINGS: WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+130)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+190)
JUNE 22: -0.45 UNITS
(MLB)
CINCINNATI REDS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
OVER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (-120)
DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-130)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES (+180)
JUNE 21: +6.80 UNITS
(NBA)
MIAMI HEAT MONEY LINE (-160)
MIAMI HEAT (-3.5)
OVER 193.5
(MLB)
BOSTON RED SOX (-140)
OVER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+145)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 6 MIAMI MARLINS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* TAMPA BAY RAYS (+120)
JUNE 20: +3.50 UNITS
(MLB)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115) AND UNDER 9 (-120)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+130) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+135) AND OVER 9.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-120)
JUNE 19: -0.85 UNITS
(NBA)
MIAMI HEAT MONEY LINE (-145)
MIAMI HEAT (-3)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 193
(MLB)
OVER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-105)
OVER 9.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-120)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+130)
OVER 8 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ HOUSTON ASTROS (-105)
UNDER 7 TEXAS RANGERS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-110) AND *0.6 UNITS RISK* TEXAS RANGERS (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+140)
JUNE 18: -3.80 UNITS
(MLB)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-105)
ATLANTA BRAVES RL +1.5 (-115) AND *0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES(+190)
CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+150)
JUNE 17: +1.10 UNITS
(NBA)
MIAMI HEAT MONEY LINE (-160)
MIAMI HEAT (-4)
OVER 193.5 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER @ MIAMI HEAT
(MLB)
OVER 8.5 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-110) AND MINNESOTA(+135)
OVER 9 BOSTON RED SOX @ CHICAGO CUBS (-115)
NEW YORK METS (+130)
OVER 8.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ ATLANTA BRAVES (+105)
UNDER 7.5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-120)
OVER 7.5 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+120)
*0.5 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+120)
JUNE 16: -4.90 UNITS
(MLB)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-115) AND 1ST 5 INNINGS: SF GIANTS (-110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-125)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+130)
UNDER 9.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ CHICAGO CUBS (-115)
UNDER 8 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (EVEN)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 COLORADO ROCKIES @ DETROIT TIGERS (-105) AND *0.5 UNITS* COLORADO ROCKIES (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES RUN LINE -1.5(+135)
JUNE 15: +2.70 UNITS
(MLB)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+140)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-140)
NEW YORK METS (-120)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+160)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
JUNE 14: +0.00 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* OVER 195.5 MIAMI HEAT @ OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER
*1 UNIT* MIAMI HEAT (+5.5)
*0.5 UNITS* MIAMI HEAT MONEY LINE(+205)
(MLB)
UNDER 7.5 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-115)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-130) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 (EVEN)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+140)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-125) AND UNDER 7.5 (-115)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+130) AND OVER 9 (-110)
JUNE 13: -1.05 UNITS
(MLB)
UNDER 9.5 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+130) AND OVER 9 (-105)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+140) AND OVER 8 (-105)
UNDER 8.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ MIAMI MARLINS (+110)
OVER 7 NEW YORK METS @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+120)
JUNE 12: -0.10 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* SERIES WIN: MIAMI HEAT (+165)
MIAMI HEAT (+5) AND OVER 195 AND *0.5 UNITS* MIAMI HEAT MONEY LINE (+190)
(MLB)
MIAMI MARLINS (EVEN)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
COLORADO ROCKIES (-105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+145)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-105) AND OVER 9 (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* CLEVELAND INDIANS (+145)
*0.5 UNITS* TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+125)
JUNE 11: +10.60 UNITS
(NHL)
*12.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES KINGS (-160)
UNDER 4.5 (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES KINGS PUCK LINE -1.5 (+200)
(MLB)
*2 UNITS* LOS ANGELES ANGELS (EVEN)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-105)
BOSTON RED SOX (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+145)
JUNE 10: +6.45 UNITS
(MLB)
*2.8 UNITS RISK* BOSTON RED SOX (-140)
*2 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+125)
*2 UNITS* TAMPA BAY RAYS (+110)
*2 UNITS* LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+110)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: UNDER 3.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: NEW YORK METS (+165)
JUNE 9: -0.70 UNITS
(NBA)
*3 UNITS* BOSTON CELTICS (+7.5)
OVER 178
(NHL)
NEW JERSEY DEVILS (+100)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 4.5 (-120)
(MLB)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-115) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 8 (-115)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-140)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
UNDER 6.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS (+205)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS RUN LINE +1.5 (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* TEXAS RANGERS (-105)
JUNE 8: +3.45 UNITS
(MLB)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-140)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-135)
HOUSTON ASTROS (+145)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+110)
TEXAS RANGERS (-145)
(NHL)
NEW JERSEY DEVILS (EVEN) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 4.5 (-120)
JUNE 7: +4.40 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* MIAMI HEAT (-2)
OVER 180
(MLB)
UNDER 9 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ BOSTON RED SOX (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+125) AND UNDER 8.5 (-110)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+130)
UNDER 8.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-105)
JUNE 6: +1.70 UNITS
(NBA)
SAN ANTONIO SPURS (+5)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 203.5 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER @ SAN ANTONIO SPURS
(NHL)
LOS ANGELES KINGS PUCK LINE -1.5 (+175)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 4.5 NEW JERSEY DEVILS @ LOS ANGELES KINGS (-110)
(MLB)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+135)
UNDER 8.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ MIAMI MARLINS (-105)
SAN DIEGO PADRES (+120)
UNDER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+145)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+155)
OVER 8.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ BOSTON RED SOX (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+165)
JUNE 5: -1.20 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* BOSTON CELTICS (+8)
*0.5 UNITS*
OVER 89.5 1ST HALF: BOSTON CELTICS @ MIAMI HEAT
(MLB)
HOUSTON ASTROS (+125)
1ST 5 INNINGS: HOUSTON ASTROS (+130)
1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 3.5 NEW YORK METS @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
BOSTON RED SOX RUN LINE -1.5 (+130)
OVER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-115)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+115)
OAKLAND A'S (+145)
JUNE 4: +4.05 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER (+5)
*0.5 UNITS* OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER MONEY LINE (+195)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 201.5
(NHL)
LOS ANGELES KINGS (-140)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 4.5 LOS ANGELES KINGS @ NEW JERSEY DEVILS (-110)
(MLB)
OVER 6.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+110)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+125)
OVER 10 COLORADO ROCKIES @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS(-110)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-105)
JUNE 3: +1.60 UNITS
(NBA)
BOSTON CELTICS (-1.5)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 179.5
(MLB)
OVER 8.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+130)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
COLORADO ROCKIES (-120)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-115)
JUNE 2: +0.60 UNITS
(NBA)
*2 UNITS* OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER (-3.5)
*2 UNITS* OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER MONEY LINE (-170)
*1 UNIT* OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER 1ST HALF (-2)
(NHL)
LOS ANGELES KINGS (+110)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 4.5 LOS ANGELES KINGS @ NEW JERSEY DEVILS (+110)
(MLB)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-140)
CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+115) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 6.5 (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-140)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-135)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ NEW YORK METS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+135)
JUNE 1: -2.15 UNITS
(NBA)
BOSTON CELTICS (-2.5)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 180
(MLB)
BOSTON RED SOX (+105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (+110) AND OVER 8.5 (-115)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-110) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 (-115)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+140)
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MAY TOTALS -- +43.5 UNITS OF NET PROFITS IN ALL SPORTS!!
May 31: (3-0) +3.20 UNITS
DETROIT TIGERS (+125)
OVER 9 DETROIT TIGERS @ BOSTON RED SOX (-110)
COLORADO ROCKIES
May 30: (9-4) +3.80 UNITS
MINNESOTA TWINS (-120)
CHICAGO CUBS (-125)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+110) AND UNDER 8.5 (-110)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-140) AND UNDER 7 (-110) AND 1ST 5 INNINGS: PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-150)
CINCINNATI REDS (-115)
OVER 8.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (EVEN)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 (-105)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+150) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 6 (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 10 HOUSTON ASTROS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-105)
May 29: (6-2) +2.00 UNITS
*2 UNITS* OVER 7.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-105)
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-110)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-130)
CINCINNATI REDS (-120)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+130) AND OVER 8.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-110)
OVER 8.5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ NEW YORK METS (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
May 28: (5-6) -1.15 UNITS
OVER 10.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-115)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+125)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+105)
UNDER 7.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-130)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+120)
MINNESOTA TWINS (-130)
OVER 7.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-105) AND CINCINNATI REDS (EVEN)
DETROIT TIGERS (+110) AND OVER 9.5 (-110)
May 27: (5-5) -0.30 UNITS
BOSTON RED SOX (-115)
CHICAGO CUBS (+110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-140)
OVER 10 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ TEXAS RANGERS (+105)
OVER 9.5 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-120)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-110) AND UNDER 7.5 (+115)
UNDER 9.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-120) AND UNDER 6.5 (+110)
May 26: (3-3) +0.25 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (+115)
MIAMI MARLINS (-125)
UNDER 8 CHICAGO CUBS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-110)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+140)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-115)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+140)
May 25: (5-2) +2.80 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ SEATTLE MARINERS (-110)
*2 UNITS* OVER 7.5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-115)
OVER 7 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS @ MIAMI MARLINS (-120) AND SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+135) PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-120)
OVER 8.5 DETROIT TIGERS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-120)
May 24: (2-4) -0.90 UNITS
*3 UNITS* OVER 8.5 ATLANTA BRAVES @ CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
*2 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES (+115)
UNDER 7 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS @ MIAMI MARLINS (+110)
UNDER 9 MINNESOTA TWINS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-105)
*0.50 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+130)
*0.50 UNITS* SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+135)
May 23: (3-5) +0.30 UNITS
*2 UNITS* OVER 9.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-105)
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7 CHICAGO CUBS @ HOUSTON ASTROS (-115)
DETROIT TIGERS (-110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+115)
UNDER 8 SAN DIEGO PADRES @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (+105)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-105)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+135)
COLORADO ROCKIES (+145)
May 22: (3-4) -2.90 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 6.5 WASHINGTON NATIONALS @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
*2 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-135)
MIAMI MARLINS (-115)
UNDER 6.5 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ OAKLAND A'S (-105)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9 DETROIT TIGERS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO WHITE SOX RUN LINE -1.5 (+155)
May 21: (2-5) -3.45 UNITS
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-110)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-125)
ATLANTA BRAVES (-105) AND UNDER 9 (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* SAN DIEGO PADRES (+165)
*0.5 UNITS* HOUSTON ASTROS (-105)
May 20: (4-4) +0.35 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 NEW YORK METS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-115)
UNDER 9 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-120)
OVER 7.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-110)
NEW YORK METS (+140)
UNDER 7 BOSTON RED SOX @ PHILADELPHIA PHILLES (-120)
OVER 9 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
UNDER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-110) AND *0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+200)
May 19: (5-5) +0.35 UNITS
BOSTON RED SOX (-120)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+105) AND UNDER 7 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
UNDER 8 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ DETROIT TIGERS (-115)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (EVEN) AND UNDER 8.5 (+105)
SEATTLE MARINERS (+170) AND UNDER 8.5 (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+165)
May 18: (3-3) +1.10 UNITS
ATLANTA BRAVES (+115)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-115)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+120)
ST LOUIS CARDINALS (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* BOSTON RED SOX (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* CINCINNATI REDS (+145)
May 17: (4-3) +2.10 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 BOSTON RED SOX @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (-105)
OVER 6 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-115)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-110)
BOSTON RED SOX (+110)
MIAMI MARLINS (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+130)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 6 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-115)
May 16: (2-5) -3.05 UNITS
UNDER 7.5 SEATTLE MARINERS @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-115)
BOSTON RED SOX (+130) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 (-110)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (+105)
*0.5 UNITS* DETROIT TIGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (+115)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 (EVEN)
*0.5 UNITS* CINCINNATI REDS (+120)
May 15: (3-3) -0.55 UNITS
UNDER 7.5 OAKLAND A'S @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-105)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-145)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-110)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+170)
*0.5 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-125)
May 14: (3-3) +1.80 UNITS
CINCINNATI REDS (+130) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 (+105)
OVER 9 CLEVELAND INDIANS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-115)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+135)
MIAMI MARLINS RUN LINE -1.5 (+125)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+165)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+105)
May 13: (2-0) +1.55 UNITS
TEXAS RANGERS (-120)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 (+105)
May 12: (6-1) +6.50 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 HOUSTON ASTROS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-110)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+125) AND OVER 7.5 (-105)
UNDER 8 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (-110)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+105) AND UNDER 8 (-105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (+125)
May 11: (3-4) -0.20 UNITS
SEATTLE MARINERS 1ST 5 INNINGS (+120)
SEATTLE MARINERS (+130) AND *0.5 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 (-105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+110)
DETROIT TIGERS (-120)
MINNESOTA TWINS (+125)
ATLANTA BRAVES (+130)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-115)
May 10: (4-2) +3.30 UNITS
*3.5 UNITS RISK* WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-160)
*1 UNIT* WASHINGTON NATIONALS RUN LINE -1.5 (+110)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+145)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 7.5 (-110)
DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
*0.5 UNITS* OVER 8.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (+105)
May 9: (4-6) -5.40 UNITS
*2 UNITS* UNDER 6.5 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS @ LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+115)
CHICAGO WHITE SOX (EVEN) AND UNDER 7 (+115)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-120)
TEXAS RANGERS (-120)
*3 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-115)
OAKLAND A'S (+120) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 7
COLORADO ROCKIES (+115) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 7 (+115)
OVER ATLANTA BRAVES @ CHICAGO CUBS (-105)
May 8: (4-3) -0.75 UNITS
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-190)
TAMPA BAY RAYS (+125)
UNDER 8 CHICAGO WHITE SOX @ CLEVELAND INDIANS (-110)
CHICAGO CUBS (EVEN) AND *0.5 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 (-105)
OAKLAND A'S (+105) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 7 (+115)
May 7: (4-3) +1.10 UNITS
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+120)
OVER 7.5 LOS ANGELES ANGELS @ MINNESOTA TWINS (-105)
COLORADO ROCKIES (+105)
CHICAGO CUBS (+110)
OVER 8.5 ST LOUIS CARDINALS @ ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+140)
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 8.5 CINCINNATI REDS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-105)
May 6: (5-5) -0.25 UNITS
*2 UNITS* OVER 9.5 NEW YORK YANKEES @ KANSAS CITY ROYALS (-110)
*2 UNITS* OVER 8.5 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-115) AND OVER 8.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ CHICAGO CUBS (EVEN)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-130)
NEW YORK YANKEES (-120)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-105) AND UNDER 6 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* OAKLAND A'S (+155)
*0.5 UNITS* SAN DIEGO PADRES (+115)
May 5: (4-4) +0.15 UNITS
COLORADO ROCKIES (+120)
OVER 10 ATLANTA BRAVES @ COLORADO ROCKIES (-110)
OVER 6.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-110)
MIAMI MARLINS (-120)
LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-140)
TEXAS RANGERS (-140)
MINNESOTA TWINS RUN LINE +1.5 (-125)
*0.5 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+170)
May 4: (4-2) +4.20 UNITS
*2 UNITS* MILWAUKEE BREWERS (EVEN)
*2 UNITS* MINNESOTA TWINS (+135)
*2 UNITS* COLORADO ROCKIES (+110)
UNDER 8 TORONTO BLUE JAYS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-105)
OVER 6 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-110)
*0.5 UNITS* PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (+170)
MAY 3: (2-5) -4.6 UNITS
*2 UNITS* OVER 8 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ ATLANTA BRAVES (-105) AND *2 UNITS*
ATLANTA BRAVES (-125)
*2 UNITS* WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
OVER 7 MIAMI MARLINS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (+110)
UNDER 7 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ ST LOUIS CARDINALS (+110)
SEATTLE MARINERS (+175) AND UNDER 8 (-110)
MAY 2: (7-4) +9.10 UNITS
*3 UNITS* OVER 8.5 TEXAS RANGERS @ TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-105)
*3 UNITS* UNDER 6 MILWAUKEE BREWERS @ SAN DIEGO PADRES (-105)
*2 UNITS* OVER 7 PITTSBURGH PIRATES @ ST LOUIS CARDINALS (-120)
*2 UNITS* UNDER 7 MIAMI MARLINS @ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (-110)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-105)
OVER 9.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ NY YANKEES (-105)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-120)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (-110)
NY METS (+130)
*0.5 UNITS* SEATTLE MARINERS (+185)
*0.5 UNITS* BALTIMORE ORIOLES (+155)
MAY 1: (4-3) +4.40 UNITS
*3 UNITS* UNDER 10.5 BALTIMORE ORIOLES @ NY YANKEES (-110)
*2 UNITS* OVER 9 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ DETROIT TIGERS (-105)
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+130)
BOSTON RED SOX RUN LINE -1.5 (+120)
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (+125)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (+145)
OVER 8.5 MINNESOTA TWINS @ LOS ANGELES ANGELS (-115)
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 11 --
*2 UNITS* UNDER 9.5 SEATTLE MARINERS @ TEXAS RANGERS (-110) AND TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (-110) We like this play for several reasons tonight and hopefully we can cash in on the inflated total the books are throwing at us. For starters there is a trend in play tonight that is absolutely money in Rangers Ballpark, especially when the Rangers ace Colby Lewis takes the mound. Add to that the Mariners are the visiting team and this one might end up being the snooze fest yesterday's match-up was. The wildcard in all of this is going to be Kevin Millwood, as it will interesting to see what the aging righty has in the tank for his personal Opening Day start. I have always been a fan of Kevin Millwood's myself, and even dated a former girlfriend of his and had the "pleasure" of getting tickets to games and knowing him when he was in the minor leagues. We have also happened to make our MEMBERS money on his starts throughout his career and we expect this should be another 2 UNITS of PROFIT to throw on the career pile. For 2011, Millwood had a decent campaign, but nothing spectacular by any means, as he went 4-3 with a 3.98 ERA while pitching for Colorado in the National League. He earned his spot in the Seattle rotation by having a solid spring training, which was impressive considering he was a non-roster invitee coming into spring training. Millwood hasn't been all that impressive against the Rangers in his long career and in fact, zero of his 163 career wins have come against the Texas franchise. Millwood is 0-2 with a hefty 4.95 ERA in 3 career starts and 20 IP against Texas in his 15-year career, but as you can see, he hasn't really faced them that much either due his time spent pitching for the franchise. He last faced the Rangers in 2010 and had a disastrous start, as he was rocked for 6 ER 6 H and 2 HR in his brief 6 inning stint against them. In his career, thanks to his time with Texas, he has had some pretty good success at Rangers ballpark, as he holds a 28-17 record there through 61 starts, although his ERA is bit bloated at 4.56. The last time he pitched in Arlington was back in 2009, when he was putting together a productive season for the Rangers, as he went 8-3 with a 3.17 ERA. Lewis takes the mound for the Rangers today and he has been an efficient pitcher against the Mariners in his career, holding a 6-4 record with a 3.70 ERA in 17 career appearances (3 GS) against them. Lewis was just as effective against this Seattle team over 2011, as he went 2-1 with a 3.63 ERA, but he was actually did post pretty impressive WHIP (1.07) and BAA (.233), although all 3 of those starts came in Seattle. Lewis did face the Mariners twice at home during the 2010 season however, and he was dominant in Arlington, picking up the win in both games, while allowing only 2 R on 9 H in 14 IP, in 7-1 and 6-2 Texas wins. To further illustrate his dominance, you literally have to go all the way back to 2003 to find the last time he actually allowed more than 1 run against the M's on his home turf. Career-wise a few of the Mariners have put up some impressive numbers against Lewis, however, a few have also struggled greatly when hitting in Texas. Figgins holds a career .313 BA and .455 OBP against Lewis, but those numbers dip greatly in Rangers Ballpark where he holds a career .255 BA and a mere .338 OBP in 280+ AB. Ichiro is a career .375 hitter against Lewis with a .400 OBP, and is also a career .317 hitter against the Rangers franchise overall - yet he is a mere .290 hitter with a .332 OBP in his career at Arlington. Although in the end, this should be all Lewis again, as he has kept Mariners hitters to a measly .149 average against him at Texas since 2003, holding them to only 11 hits in 74 AB. The Rangers have also currently won 7 straight in the battle between the two teams, with 5 of those wins coming by more than 1 run. Texas is also 9-1 in the L10 meetings played at Rangers Ballpark, with 6 of those 9 wins coming by at least 2 runs. And going back to last season 12 of the L15 wins by Texas in this series have been won by at least 2 runs. Roll with the UNDER for 2 UNITS and keep the TEXAS RANGERS RUN LINE in the NORMAL WAGER range for tonight's game.......
LA DODGERS (-140) AND UNDER 6.5 (-110)The Dodgers have played exactly as expected for us this season and they continue to cash in for us, despite the fact they came up short on the RL yesterday, winning 2-1. But again they give the ball to Billingsley and again we have faith that ace number 2 in the Dodgers rotation will have another impressive start as expected. Billingsley has pitched well against the Pirates in his career, but has virtually owned them at Chavez Ravine, never losing in 3 home starts against them while posting 3 wins and a 2.81 ERA. He also has two other relief appearances against the Pirates in LA and his ERA does jump a bit to 3.93 thanks to those. In his career against the Bucs, the big righty has been just as impressive, holding a 5-1 record with an inflated 4.19 ERA over 10 appearances (6 GS) and 38.2 IP. He was the man in his first start to kick off 2012, as he was almost unhittable, allowing obnly 3 H and 1 BB against 11 K in 8+ innings of work against the equally light hitting Padres. The Pirates have been extremely light hitting to start this season themselves, hitting a pathetic .189 as a team, with a measly 8 R through their first 4 games. They were equally as inept against Billingsley in his September start against them at Dodger Stadium last season, as they were bombed 15-1 by the Dodgers, and Billingsley was given a half-day after allowing a mere R and 4 H in 5 IP. And after looking at the Pirates stats against Billingsley in his career, he really should be able to keep their bats in check tonight. Combined the Pirates starting combination of Alvarez, McCutchen, McGehee, Barmes, Jones, McLouth, Presley, Tabata and Walker are hitting a weakly 15-for-63 (.238) against Billingsley, with a meager 4 RBI and 6 2B against him, while Billingsley has never allowed a HR against any of them in his career. Barmes (4/11 2B RBI BB 3 K) is one of the very few to have limited success against Billingsley in his career, although he is in a career long slump when hitting at Dodger Stadium, batting a woeful .183 with a pathetic .230 OBP in 131 career AB over 40 games there. McCutchen (4/12 2B RBI BB) also has had a little success against him, but he too sees a drop in production at Chavez Ravine, although not quite as drastic as Barmes. McCutchen hits an average .279 with a 2B and a HR in 11 career games there. Bedard had a great first outing to kick off his season, tossing 7 innings of 1 R ball in the Pirates season opening 1-0 loss against Roy Halladay and Philadelphia. The veteran lefty has pitched well during the month of April throughout his career, but he did suffer an atypical off month in April during the 2011 season, as he jumped out to a 1-4 start with a ballooned 5.96 ERA and 1.64 WHIP in his 5 starts within the opening month. Surprisingly during his extended career, he has only pitched in Dodger Stadium one time, tossing 5 innings of 1 R ball, although that start was all the way back in 2004. None of the Dodgers big 3 has faced Bedard in their careers, but Bedard has kept the few Dodgers he has faced in check. Hairston, Jr. (1/7 RBI 2K); Ellis (3/19 2B HR 4 RBI 5 K); Rivera (3/8 HR RBI 2 BB K) and Uribe (2/16 2B HR 2 RBI 2BB 5 K) have combined to hit .180 against Bedard over 50 career AB, although they do have 3 HR and 8 RBI against him. Los Angeles has now won 4 straight games between the two teams, 8 out of the L9 and have posted a 12-3 record in the L15 meetings between the two clubs. Run with the LOS ANGELES DODGERS and the UNDER in tonight's battle......
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (+115)This line is reminiscent of the lines to open out the season that had the Padres favored over the Dodgers in all but one game. They went 1-2 in those 2 games and we just can't see them picking up the win against the Diamondbacks in tonight's game either. Arizona should have a little momentum for today's match-up as they got a huge 2-run HR by Chris Young in the top of the 11th inning to earn the tough 4-2 win in last night's contest. The Diamondbacks have now won 2 straight against their division foes, and have posted a commanding 11-4 record in the L15 meetings between the two teams. In fact, if you take out a Diamondbacks 3-game losing streak against the Padres during September of last season, Arizona has picked up the win 11 of their L12 contests. The Padres weak-hitting line-up will once again be even weaker with the absence of Quentin and Kotsay and although the Dbacks might be without Upton for tonight, they should have enough momentum from last night's win and desire to keep their undefeated streak to open out the season intact. This is the first time in Arizona's history that they have started out a season 4-0. Make it a perfect 5. Go with the ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS to WIN at Petco here........
*0.5 UNITS* MIAMI MARLINS (+130) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 6 (-105)
UNDER 7.5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS @ CINCINNATI REDS (-105) AND CINCINNATI REDS (-120)
The Reds will be looking to pick up the win over the Cardinals today and to
shake off the cobwebs that have been plaguing their offense so far to start this
2012 season. They come into today's battle putting up some dreaded numbers
on the offensive side of the hill, asthey have scored 2 total runs in their L2
games in this series, as the starting tandem of Votto, Phillips, Bruce, Stubbs,
Rolen, Hanigan, Ludwick have combined to start out their seasons with a measly
.163 (15/92) batting average. It should be a tough task ahead of them
again today as well, as Jaime Garcia is on the hill for the Cardinals and he has
had a lot of success against the Reds in his career, compiling a 6-1 record with
a 3.13 ERA in 9 career starts against the Reds. He was even more dominant
against them last season, as he went 2-1 with a 1.42 ERA in 3 starts against
them last season. He did suffer his only loss against the Reds at the
Great American Ballpark last season, however it was still a dominant pitching
performance still in the end, as he allowed a mere 1 run and 6 H over 7 innings
of work in the 3-1 loss. In fact, Garcia has only had 3 starts in his
career against the Reds in which he has allowed more than 2 ER in his outing,
but this should be the day the Reds wake up from their season-opening slump and
start stringing a few wins together. Those same 7 Reds from above did
struggle mightily against Garcia last season, as they were 8-for-48 combined
against him (.167) with 3 2B, 3 RBI and 9 K amongst them. Career-wise they
have been just as bad, as they have managed to produce a mere .190 average in
their 100 total AB against Garcia in their careers. There isn't much
reason to go against Garcia here to be honest with you, as dude has torn it up
during the month of April in his career (6-1 / 1.73 ERA 1.07 WHIP .210 BAA) and
has also fared quite well when pitching during the day, posting an 8-3 record
during day starts since the 2010 season began, as well as holding opponents to a
sub-3 ERA. Cueto will be on the mound for the Reds and the Cincinnati ace
will be looking to build upon a great first start to the season, in which he
allowed 0 R and 3 H through 7 innings of work in the 4-0 shutout of the Marlins
on the Reds opening day. Cueto too has been dominant over the L2 seasons
when pitching during the day, as he has posted a 7-3 record in his 15 day starts
since the 2010 season, while also holding opponents to a sub-2.50 ERA in those
games. Cueto did also have a little success against the Cardinals last
season, as although he was only 1-1 through 4 starts against them, he did hold
them to a .232 BA and had a 2.60 ERA in those 27.2 innings of work. The
Reds also managed to go 3-1 in his 4 starts last season against the Cardinals,
as the Cincinnati offense always seemed to back Cueto when needed, as they
provided him with at least 6 runs in all 3 of their wins. His only loss
against the Cardinals did come at St. Louis last season, as Cueto was bested
despite pitching a dominating performance, allowing 1 ER and 6 H over 8 innings
in the 1-0 loss. At the Great American Ballpark, Cueto was 1-0 (the Reds
were 2-0) in his 2 starts against them there in 2011, while allowing 3 ER in
those 2 games. In all actuality the Reds are 7-1 in Cueto's L8 starts as
well. Take the CINCINNATI REDS and the UNDER in today's meeting.......
BOSTON RED SOX (-120)
We expected the Red Sox to scuffle a bit this year and probably wont even
make the playoffs when all is said and done, unless it is as the new 2nd
wild-card team, but they should be able to pick up the win and at least head
towards the right path with a win in Toront here today. Lester has owned
the Blue Jays in his career, compiling a 10-4 career record against the Jays,
with a respectable 3.06 ERA, 1.13 WHIP and paltry .196 BAA in his career against
them. In recent seasons he has been even better against Toronto, as since
2009, Lester has actually held a 9-2 record against the Jays, to go along with a
nice and tidy, 2.71 ERA over his 13 starts in the series. But playing in
Toronto is where he really shows off his dominance, as he has posted a perfect
5-0 record in that span, as well as a shut-down 1.96 ERA in those 6 starts at
the Rogers Centre. Lester was just as good against the Blue Jays during
the 2011 season, as he posted a perfect 3-0 record in his 5 starts against them,
allowing a dismal .168 BAA, as well as holding a dominant 0.96 WHIP and 2.08 ERA
in 30+ IP. He also pitched well in his 2 starts at the Rogers Centre last
year, going 2-0 with very similar stats over those 3 starts there (2.66 ERA 0.93
WHIP .164 BAA). During the 2011 season, Lester was also dominant during
road games (10-4 3.47 ERA), day games (7-3 3.25 ERA) and his starts during the
month of April (3-1 2.52 ERA), all the while he held all batters to just over a
.200 average against him in each of those situations. And over his 11
career starts at the Rogers Centre, Lester has held his Toronto opposing hitters
greatly in check, allowing a mere .188 BAA and 1.08 WHIP during his career
there. His stats in those other situations remain impressive as well, as
during his career, Lester is 20-11 with a 3.39 ERA in day games, and also is a
staggering 40-19 with a 3.69 ERA and .240 BAA allowed on the road
lifetime. Go with the BOSTON RED SOX to WIN today's meeting...........
WASHINGTON NATIONALS (-110)
TUESDAY APRIL 10 --
UNDER 7.5 KC ROYALS @ OAK A'S (-115)
This one is based off of one our most money of trends, as this trend has hit for
nearly 70% over the L2 years of action. Add to that neither of these
offenses could do anything yesterday and I really like the way this one
looks. If we didn't already have a full slate of action for today and
wouldn't have already suffered that tough luck loss with the Dodgers winning the
game, but failing to cover the run line, I would make this a higher UNIT
play. But for now, roll with the UNDER in this battle........
NEW YORK YANKEES (-130)
The Yankees have seemed to find their rhythm and playing against
division foe Baltimore should be coming at a perfect time for them. The
Yankees absolutely own Baltimore and have dominated the O's in recent seasons,
posting a 40-15 record in the L55 meetings between the two clubs, for a .728
winning percentage in that span. New York has also been tough to beat when
playing in Baltimore, holding a 19-9 record in their L28 games played in
Maryland. Several Yankee hitters have fared well hitting within the
friendly confines of Camden Yards, as Cano is batting .448 with 9 2B 7 HR and 18
RBI in his L23 games there. Jeter also holds a career .302 average there
with 22 HR, Alex Rodriguez has a career .306 average there with 57 HR, Nick
Swisher hit 5 of his 23 career HR there last season, Teixeira batted .370 there
in 72 AB in 2011, and to round it out, Granderson also has 6 HR and 25 RBI there
in the L2 seasons. That has equated to the Yankees taking 3 out of the L4
games played there, as we as posting a 7-3 record in their L10 at
Baltimore. Garcia will be on the hill for New York in tonight's outing,
earning the spot start thanks to an injury to Pineda, and he comes in off a
decent spring training in which he posted a 1-1 record with a mediocre 3.71 ERA
through 5 starts. Garcia has also been primarily average against Baltimore
in his career, going 6-7 and holding a 4.44 ERA against the O's in 99.1 IP over
16 starts. A lot of those starts came earlier in his career however, but
he did compile a perfect 2-0 record against the Orioles last season, holding a
4.35 ERA against them. He was much better against them at Camden Yards,
posting a 1-0 record and allowing a mere R, alongside 4 H 3 BB and 11 K over 12
IP in 2 starts. He had some staggering totals while pitching at Camden
Yards, posting a 0.75 ERA, 0.58 WHIP and .100 BAA against them on their home
turf. Freddy has always pitched well in Baltimore though, so it's nothing
new. The right-hander has posted a 3-2 record there with a 2.33 ERA in
Baltimore in 7 career appearances, all starts. The Yankees also
managed to go 4-0 in his 4 starts against their division rivals during the 2011
season. Don't really know what to expect from the Orioles new Taiwanese
package. Chen did have a decent start to his big league career during
spring training, going 2-2 with a 3.60 ERA through 5 spring starts, although
this is the official season and he is officially facing this vaunted Yankees
lineup. Run with the NEW YORK YANKEES in this one.......
BOSTON RED SOX (-115) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 9.5 (-110)
The Red Sox are also hoping they have righted the ship already after a
dismal opening series to kick off their season and they have a chance to climb a
little closer to .500 with a win here in Toronto today. Boston got into
the win column with a 4-2 win yesterday in Toronto and new skipper Bobby
Valentine is hoping to capitalize on that brief momentum by sending Bard out to
the mound for today's middle game. Bard is making his first career start
in today's game, after spending the L3 seasons as one of the biggest reasons for
the success of the bullpen in Beantown. Over the L3 seasons, Bard has
allowed opponents to hit a mere .190 against him, while he has compiled a 2.88
ERA, mostly as a set-up man for now former closer, Papelbon. Bard has had
a little trouble against the Blue Jays in his career however, as he is a meager
0-2 with a bloated 4.07 ERA and 2 blown saves in 21 appearances. Both of
his losses against them came last season, as he struggled mightily against the
Blue Jays down the stretch and largely throughout his 9 appearances against
them, as he was torched for 9 R (8 ER) 6 H 6 BB and 11 K in 9.1 IP against
them. He also struggled at the Rogers Centre, as he was roughed up in
Toronto for 6 ER with 3 H and 3 BB in 4.2 IP over 4 appearances there. The
youngster was markedly better against the Blue Jays in 2010 however, allowing a
mere 3 H and 2 BB against 9 K in 8.1 IP over 7 relief appearances.
Actually if you take away last year's struggled against the Jays there, Bard has
posted an impressive 2.07 ERA against the Blue Jays in 8.2 IP at the Rogers
Centre. Oddly enough though, a lot of the damage done against him last
season no longer resides on this roster, and the Blue Jays expected starting
lineup for today was a combined 0-for-18 against him with only 2 RBI against 9
K. Career-wise the Jays haven't been much more effective in getting to
Bard, as not only has he never allowed a HR to Bautista in his 8 plate
appearances against him, but he has also kept the big slugger without a hit,
holding him to 0-for-6 in his career against him. The rest of the Jays are
a combined 3-for-26 against him in their careers, with only Edwin Encarnacion
the only regular hitting above .167 against him in his career, as has batted
.400, with 2 hits in his 5 AB against Bard. On the other side of the hill
for the home team, Drabek will be getting the start today, and he too has had
some major struggles against the Red Sox in his brief history against them,
going 0-1 with a massive 12.00 ERA against them over 9 IP in 2 GS. Both of
those starts came against Boston at home last season, and the youngster was
torched for 12 ER and 15 H over those two starts. The Jays managed to eek
out a 7-6 win in the first meeting between them, but the Red Sox destroyed them
for a 14-1 win the second time around. Ellsbury, Gonzalez and Ortiz have
especially given Drabek a hard time, as they have combined to go 10-for-16 with
2 2B 4 HR and 8 RBI against Drabek in their careers. Pedroia,
Saltalamacchia and Youkilis are the only other regulars to face him, and they
have put up decent numbers, going 3-for-11 with a HR and 3 RBI in those
meetings. Boston has now won 3 of the L4 meetings between the two
franchises, while holding a 15-7 edge in the L22 meetings in Toronto. The
Over has managed to cash in for a 7-1-1 clip in the L9 games the Red Sox have
played as the favorite dating back to last season, while these two teams have
also combined to go Over the total at a 10-3 clip in the L13 meetings in
Toronto, as they have combined for totals of 11, 21, 14, 1, 15, 20, 6, 12 and 13
in their L9 games played in Toronto. Take the BOSTON RED SOX and the OVER
in tonight's battle......
UNDER 9 ST. LOUIS @ CINCINNATI (-115) AND *0.5 UNITS* ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-105)
The Cardinals have already started the process of moving on without
Albert Pujols and have shown signs that all will be well in Big Mac land after
the loss of yet another slugger from the storied franchise. St. Louis has
jumped out to a suprising 4-1 start to the 2012 season, largely thanks to a
combined team batting average of .317 and 9 HR through the first 5 games.
They will hand the ball once again to former Red, Kyle Lohse, who pitched much
like the team's ace during the Opening Day victory over Miami, as he allowed
only 1 R and 2 H with 0 BB in 7.2 IP in the 4-1 win. Lohse has been very
much the ace during the month of April in his career as well, and 2011 was a
prime example, as he posted a 4-1 record with a 1.64 ERA during the season's
opening month, to go along with an eye-popping 0.73 WHIP and .173 BAA.
Since 2007, it has been much the same with Lohse during the opening month, as he
is 11-3 in that span during April with a nice 2.80 ERA during the month through
160+ innings. Against the Reds he hasn't been quite as effective as he has
gone 2-3 with a 4.14 ERA over 8 career starts against them, but he has allowed
only 3 ER in his L13 IP against them since 2010 (0-0 record) with the Reds going
1-1 in that span. Lohse largely kept this Reds lineup in check during
2011, as he held the combination of Bruce, Hanigan, Ludwick, Phillips, Votto and
Stubbs to a .150 average (3/20) with a 2B, RBI, 2 BB to go with 7 K. Rolen
was the only one with any real success off Lohse, going 2-for-3 with a 2B and an
RBI. Career-wise, that whole line-up is a slightly better 20-for-84 (.238)
against Lohse, although they do have multiple extra-base hits amongst
them. As an opponent against the Reds, Lohse has struggled somewhat in his
outings at the Great American Ballpark since the 2008 season began play, as his
Cardinals are 1-3 in all 4 of his games played there. Lohse hasn't been
completely ineffective in Cincinnati though, as he has had a quality start (6
IP, 3 ER or less) and has posted a 3.37 ERA over 3 of those starts (18.2 IP),
but does have another rocky outing in that mix, in which he allowed 7 ER and 9 H
in 6 IP. For the Reds, Leake is looking to get his season, and perhaps his
career back on track, after last season's impressive 12-9 campaign with a
respectable 3.86 ERA in 26 starts. However, the 2011 season also included
an arrest on allegations of theft, followed by a sudden demotion to the minor
leagues shortly after that. He did bounce back after his return to the
majors, as he posted a 3.36 ERA over his final 20 starts of the season after the
fact. Leake also struggled in his spring training, posting a 5.14 ERA over
5 starts during the preseason, and he has also been pretty horrible in his
career against the Cardinals. Against St. Louis, he has gone 1-1 with a
6.97 ERA over 3 appearances (2 GS) in his career. Last season included
that non-start, as he went 0.2 innings in a perfect relief appearance versus the
Cardinals in the 6-5 Reds win, although that did come before his arrest and
demotion. In 2010, he made two home starts against St. Louis and was
jekyl-and-hyde between the two, allowing 7 R (6 ER) in 3.2 innings in a 7-3
loss, and 2 ER in 6 innings of a 4-2 win in his first outing against them that
season. He too has mostly held the Cardinals in check throughout his
career, as Beltran, Berkman, Freese and Furcal have combined to hit a lousy .115
against Leake in 26 career AB with a lone 2B, RBI and 2 BB against 4 K.
Holliday, Jay and Molina are a different story however, as they have gone
6-for-13 with a 2B and 2 RBI against him in their careers. Roll with the
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS and the UNDER in Cincinnati.........
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (-110) AND *0.5 UNITS* OVER 6.5 (-115)
The Diamonbacks will be giving the ball to Cahill for the first time in
his Arizona career and expectations are mighty high for the righty and the
upstart Diamondbacks this season. Cahill comes in looking to bounce back
from a disappointing 2011 campaign during his final season in Oakland, but if he
can get out to a big start once again during the month of April this season, all
will be well. Cahill was a perfect 4-0 during the opening month last
season, posting a 1.88 ERA, as well as a 1.12 WHIP and .214 BAA over 6 starts
and 38.1 innings pitched. Not much to write about in regards to past
appearances against the Padres - he doesn't have any - nor has he ever pitched
at Petco Park in his career. Bartlett (1/1); Hudson (2/4 2B K); Kotsay
(3/12 2B K) and Quentin (1/8 3 RBI BB K) having any AB against him in their
careers. However, both Kotsay and Quentin are currently on the DL and
Hudson is listed as questionable for tonight also. But Cahill has pretty
much been money in his starts against National League teams throughout his
career, winning 5 of his L6 starts since the 2010 season began and holding a 7-3
record in his career against NL teams overall. Cahill has also found
success when pitching in NL ballparks throughout his career, going 3-1 and
allowing 8 ER over 30.1 IP in National League ballparks in his career, equating
to a mere 2.37 ERA in those 5 starts. Volquez is on the hill for the
Padres and will be looking to rebound from a somewhat disappointing Opening Day
loss, in which he allowed 2 ER in 5 IP, in the 5-3 home loss to the
Dodgers. Volquez has struggled somewhat in his 3 starts against the
Diamondbacks in his career, failing to pick up a win and notching a loss to go
along with a ballooned 5.19 ERA in 17.1 IP. Bloomquist, Parra, Upton and
Kubel have also had some success against Volquez in their careers, hitting for a
combined .600 average (9/15) with 3 2B and 6 RBI against him. Volquez has
also struggled in his first month to kick off the season in every year since
2008. He posted a 2-1 with a 5.71 ERA in March/April of 2011, 1-1 with an
8.25 ERA in July 2010 (his first month) and a 3-2 record with a 4.45 ERA in
April of 2009. That has included a rocky outing in his second start of the
season in each of those 3 years as well, as Volquez allowed 4 ER in 5 IP in
2011, 6 ER in 2.1 IP in 2010 and 6 ER in 5 IP during his 2nd start in
2009. The Diamondbacks are ready for another big season and Gibson should
have them fired up for another big win in this one today. These two teams
have managed to go 5-4 against a 6.5 total in their L9 meetings overall,
although all 5 of those games that would have been wins against today's 6.5
total, had 7 runs combined runs between the two teams, and 2 of those losses
came in with 6 total runs when the game went final. Take the ARIZONA
DIAMONDBACKS for the WIN in San Diego today and put a smaller wager on the OVER
in tonight's contest.........
*0.5 UNITS* NEW YORK METS (-105)
LA DODGERS RUN LINE -1.5 (EVEN)
Alright so we are going back to the well again with the Dodgers and with Kershaw
on the mound this should end up being an easy casher in the end.
Especially with Correia on the other side of the mound for the Pirates as
well. Kershaw doesn't really have any success against the Pirates in his
career, as he comes into today's meeting 0-1 with a 3.60 ERA and 1.35 ERA.
However, he has held the Pirates to a career .192 BAA against him in those 4
career starts. Plus, this will essentially be his first start. as long as
he can last more tham 3 innings which is all he could muster due to a stomach
flu on Opening Day against the Padres, despite pitching a scoreless 3 innings in
that game. Kershaw also has made a killing out of opponents during day
games throughout his career, showcased by his 6-1 record with a meager 2.35 ERA,
0.85 WHIP and ..187 BAA in 10 starts during 2011, to go along with an equally
dominant 13-4 record since the 2009 season began with a sub-3 ERA to go with it
in day games during that span. April has been the lone downfall of this
superstar hurler's career as he has posted a mere 2-6 record in his career
during the month, however, he looked every bit in form in his first start to
open the 2012 campaign. He hasn't faced the Pirates since 2010 and he was
largely ineffective against the Bucs that season, going 0-1 with a 4.09 ERA in
11 innings over 2 starts. He wasn't that bad in his lone start against the
Pirates at home in his career, as he tossed 6.1 IP and allowed 2 R with 3 H and
4 BB against 7 strikeouts back in 2010, but the Dodgers anemic offense failed to
score in the 2-0 loss. In 2011, some Pirates did do well in their few
appearances against him with other teams, as McLouth, Barmes and McGehee
combined to go 3-for-10 with 2 BB and 2 K against Kershaw. However, in
2010, that same trio along with Jones and McCutchen combined to go 4-for-21
against him with Jones getting the lone extra-base hit (HR) and 3 RBI. In
their careers, that combo is 12-for-51 (.235) against the big Dodger dog,
although the HR total is doubled (2) and they have 7 RBI combined.
Kertshaw has also always come to play for his first start at home every season
in his career, allowing 2 ER or less in all 4 of those starts, and that has
resulted in a 2-0 record for him in those games, a 4-0 record for the Dodgers
through all 4 of his season-opening home starts. He has allowed 5 ER in
those 25+ IP (1.78 ERA) and allowed 13 H 8 BB, while striking out 40 in that
span. On the flip side, Correia is 5-4 during his career against the
Dodgers, although he does carry a slightly hefty 4.14 ERA in his career against
them. And Correia has never been any type of quality starter during day games
throughout his entire career and last season was a prime example of that.
Correia was 3-2 last season during the day, but he was tagged for a 9.11 ERA,
and he also allowed a monstrous 2.03 WHIP as well as an opp BAA of .350 against
him in those 6 starts. He is 16-20 with a 4.76 ERA in his career when the
sun is out all game. Ethier (10/20) is a .500 hitter against Correia in
his career and Uribe is also 6-for-15 against him in his career as well.
Correia has kept Kemp and Loney mostly in check though, holding the two to a
.200 career BA against him in 50 AB, although they have combined to hit 3 HR and
8 RBI in that span. Like they did against the Padres, the Blue Crew has
owned the Pirates in recent seasons, sweeping the last 3 games between the two
teams at Chavez Ravine last season, and posting a 6-1 record in the L7 contests
between the two. They outscored the Pirates 28-4 in that 3-game sweep last
season and in each of the Dodgers L12 wins against Pittsburgh have come by 2R or
more. LA is also 10-3 in the L13 meetings between the two squads, also
posting an 8-2 record in their L10 meetings played in LA.
MONDAY APRIL 9 --
*2 UNITS* CINCINNATI REDS (-110)
NEW YORK METS (-105)
CLEVELAND INDIANS (EVEN) AND OVER 7.5 (-105)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS (+105) AND OVER 7.5 (-110)
SUNDAY APRIL 8 --
*2 UNITS* OVER 7.5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-105) AND PITTSBURGH PIRATES (+115)
Wow, this Pirates team has obviously changed over the years as we are going with them in just the 3rd game of the season and against the vaunted Philadelphia Phillies, a team that has absolutely dominated the National League in recent seasons. They have a tough task ahead of them again today as they will face off against the Phillies young superstar in waiting, Vance Worley. Worley finished off his 2011 official rookie campaign with an 11-3 overall record with a 3.01 ERA and allowing opponents a measly .237 batting average against him. However, in his lone start against the Pirates in his career, Worley did struggle, allowing 4 ER and 7 H through 6 innings of work, although he did strike out 7 while walking none, and wasn't knocked for the loss. The former Long Beach State hurler was a much different pitcher during the daylight hours last season as well, as he only managed a 2-2 record with a 6.11 ERA, 1.58 WHIP and allowed a .327 BAA during his 7 appearances in day games (6 GS), compared to a 9-1 record with a tiny 1.87 ERA and .198 BAA when pitching in night games. Despite those numbers, it's kind of hard to tell where the Pirates got their runs off of him, as the combination of Alvarez, Jones, McCutchen, McGehee, McClouth and Walker are hitting 2-for-14 against him in their careers, with a 2B, a BB and 5 K. The Pirates have also struggled bringing men home so far this season, as they are a dismal 1-for-9 with RISP, and have hit a combined .131 through the first 2 games. They should have a little momentum for this one today after pulling off the extra-inning walk-off win last night and they do get to face off a depleted Phillies team with both Howard and Utley starting the season on the DL. On the other side of the hill, McDonald will be making the start for the Pirates and he comes into this one looking to get his season on track after a pathetic spring that saw him post an 0-2 record with a balky 8.31 ERA and allowing a team-high 4 HR in his 6 outings this spring. He is coming off his best big league season in 2011, although that still included a 4.21 ERA on his resume. McDonald has also been roughed up when facing Philadelphia throughout his career, as he holds an 0-2 record to go along with a 6.97 ERA, 2.13 WHIP and .310 BAA against them in 10.1 IP throughout his career. The 2011 season is actually where a lot of that damage took place, as McDonald was a disappointing 0-2 with an even 8.00 ERA after allowing 8 ER, 13 H and 7 BB against the Phillies in only 9 innings of work. He lasted only 4 innings, allowing 3 ER and 3 H, and was tagged for the loss in his only outing against the Phillies at home. The good news is that Howard and Utley did a lot of that damage last season themselves, combining to go 5-for-7 against McDonald with Howard hitting a HR and driving in 3 RBI. But there are still quite a few guys in the lineup that also hit McDonald well, as Victorino, Rollins, Ruiz, Pence and Brown combined to hit .417 in 2011 against him, with a 2B, a HR and 2 RBI. However, McDonald has also had a lot of success when pitching at PNC Park in the last 2 seasons, as since 2010, he has gone 9-3 with a 3.12 ERA when pitching on his home diamond. Roll with the PITTSBURGH PIRATES and the OVER in today's meeting........
CLEVELAND INDIANS (-110) AND UNDER 8.5 (-110)
Lowe hasn't really fared all that well against the Blue Jays in his career, going 4-4 with a 4.65 ERA in 10 career starts against them, but he also hasn't started against them since 2009, and he has held Bautista, Encarnacion, Escobar, Johnson, Lind and Rasmus to a career average of .186 (8/43) with Bautista and Escobar with 2 HR and 2 RBI between them. Lowe will also be looking to make a spark for his new team in his first start and will most likely be out to prove that last season's 0-5 record with an 8.75 ERA during the Braves monumental collapse was merely a fluke. We are not usually a fan of Lowe's but after two straight wins for the Blue Jays after come-from-behind 3-run ninth innings, should get the Indians riled up enough to get the win here and make sure they don't start off 0-3 for the first time since 2009. Go with the INDIANS and the UNDER in today's match-up......
OVER 7.5 ATLANTA BRAVES AT NEW YORK METS (-105) AND *0.5 UNITS* ATLANTA BRAVES (-110)
We just can't imagine this Braves team getting swept to open up their season, especially against this New York Mets team at that. Minor will be on the hill for the Braves to help them try to pick up their first victory on the season, as well as snap a skid against the Mets, which currently has the Braves dropping 4 out of their L5 meetings against them. Minor put on a good display for himself after being recalled from the minors last season, as he went 4-1 with a 3.83 ERA in 9 starts during the months of August and September. Record-wise, the kid is money against the Mets, as he is a perfect 2-0 through 4 career outings against them, although that is slightly misleading as he carries a 6.75 ERA to go along with a WHIP that is just under 2, and has allowed the Mets to hit .337 against him. He was 1-0 against the Mets last season, but had a horrendous 7.80 ERA as he allowed 13 ER and 21 H in just 15 IP through 3 starts against them. Two of those starts came at Citi Field, and they weren't much better, as he was down to his usual 6.75 ERA against them there, allowing 8 ER and a .311 BAA in 10.2 IP versus the Mets there. Minor has actually struggled greatly on the road in his entire career, as his ERA jumps up over two whole runs, to a lofty 5.82, and his opponents batting average against him goes up 30 points, to .310 in his career when away from home. Bay, Duda and Turner have fared well against the youngster, combining to go 8-for-18 against him with a HR and 7 RBI against him in 2011. Niese will be on the hill for the Mets today in the hopes of getting the Mets their 3rd straight win to open up a season for the first time since the 2007 season, and should have a decent shot with Niese holding a 3-2 record against the Braves in his career, to go along with a respectable 3.55 ERA in 8 career starts. His last three starts against Atlanta in NY have been a 6-4 loss (he allowed 6 R, but 0 ER), a 6-3 loss (2 ER) and an 11-7 win in his last outing against them there in which he allowed 5 ER and 10 H in 5 IP. Bourn, Freeman, Prado and Ross all hit Niese well last season, combining to hit .521 with 3 2B, a 3B and 4 RBI in 23 total AB. In their careers, that same group of guys actually hits .391 against Niese, but if you add in Heyward (4/8) and Uggla (7/22), these Braves hit a combined .382 with 9 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR and 17 RBI in 76 career AB against Niese. Not too mention, Niese did however struggle in his first real April in the big leagues, as he was a mere 1-4 with a 4.71 ERA in 6 starts during the month in 2011. Take the ATLANTA BRAVES and the OVER in this one......
1ST 5 INNINGS: NEW YORK YANKEES (EVEN) AND NEW YORK YANKEES (+105)
Alright, so the Yankees are the only team that has managed to beat us on a money line play so far during the month of April in the MLB and that came only when Rivera blew a save in the bottom of the 9th and allowed the Rays to win the game with 2 runs in their final AB. But we are back to take them again here today, for a few different reasons, but none more so than we fully expect Hughes to have another official breakout season in 2012. The Rays actually come into this one having won 5 straight now against the Yankees, when you factor in 2011's season-ending sweep of NY when their playoff hopes were on virtual life support, and I have to admit, the Rays are beginning to show signs of completely owning the Yankees like the Red Sox did for that brief few season stretch. However, the Yankees haven't started out a season 0-3 since 1998, which is ironically the season that kicked off a run to 3 straight World Series championships, and we just don't expect it to happen here today either. On the flip side, the Rays actually have only had one 3-0 start in their history as well, and that came 10 seasons ago, back in 2002. Hughes will be on the mound for the Yankees looking to re-write the script after a disastrous, injury plagued 2011, in which he was 5-5 with a 5.79 ERA in only 14 starts. That was a major disappointment for the youngster, as he came into the 2011 season, 26-11 in his previous 2 seasons, and was fresh off an 18-8 record in 2010. He does look like he is ready for a big start to 2012 as well, as he was dominant through the spring, allowing a 1.56 ERA in his 17.1 innings of work. Run with the NEW YORK YANKEES in both the 1ST 5 INNINGS and for the WIN to avoid the sweep as the underdog today........
*0.5 UNITS* CHICAGO WHITE SOX (+155) AND *0.5 UNITS* UNDER 9 (EVEN)
Gavin Floyd shut down the Rangers last season, allowing 1 ER over 14 IP in 2 starts against them. He finished 1-1 against them, but with his 6 H and 2 BB allowed, his WHIP was a staggering 0.57 and he had allowed a .125 batting average to this mighty Rangers team. The loss did also come in his lone start at Rangers Ballpark, but he was pretty efficient in that game, allowing his 1 ER and a mere 3 H in 7 IP. In 2010 he had a good outing in his lone start there as well, as he went 1-0 there and allowed 1 ER on 5 H in 7 IP in that one as well. In fact, if you take away Hamilton's stats of 5-for-5 with 3 RBI against Floyd in 2010, the typical Rangers vaunted lineup including Andrus, Cruz, Beltre, Kinsler, Young, Hamilton and Murphy were a combined 1-for-35 against Floyd for the season. Yeah, 1-for-35!! In 2010, Hamilton and Young were a combined 7-for-10 with 3 2B and 4 RBI against him, but the rest of their aforementioned teammates were again a combined 2-for-12 for a mere 2B. Career-wise, only Hamilton has had any real success against him, with 6 H in his 10 AB against him, but the rest of his Rangers buddies from above are still a weakly 16-for-77 (.208) versus Floyd with 4 2B and 2 HR. On the other side of the hill, Harrison is 2-0 against the Sox in his career, and does carry a respectable 3.54 ERA against them over 5 career starts. He faced the White Sox twice on his home turf last season, posting a 1-0 record in those two games, but the Rangers were only 1-1, as he allowed 3 ER in both of them and 7 total runs in 11.1 IP against Chicago at home. As you would expect with the always slumping White Sox lineup, they didn't really post any eye-popping numbers against Harrison last season either, but Morel did have a good game against him, going 2-for-4 with a 3B, HR and 3 RBI. In their careers, Dunn, Beckham and Konerko are a combined 1-for-17 against Harrison, whiffing 4 times in that span, but Fukuodome, Ramirez, Rios and Lillibridge have actually gone 11-for-29 with 3 RBI against him in their careers. Nine should be just enough to keep this one under all game long, and hopefully we don't get burned by a late inning bullpen collapse and push or loss. The White Sox themselves are iffy, but they did show a lot of fight by picking up the come-from-behind win in the 9th inning of last night's game. Take a chance on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX and the UNDER to come through tonight.........
SATURDAY APRIL 7, 2012 -- (4-4 / + 0.95 UNITS)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+110) AND UNDER 7 (-115)
Capuano should be eager to get his Dodgers career off to a big start and he might be facing the right team to get off on the right foot against. He has gone 4-2 against San Diego in his career and has a 3.65 ERA to go along with a 1.25 WHIP and .255 BAA lifetime against the Pads. He wasn't all that spectacular in his one start against San Diego in 2011, as he lasted 6 innings and gave up 4 ER in the early August start. In 2010, it was a completely different story though as he held them scoreless through a relief appearance of 3.2 IP allowing only a lone BB and striking out 4 in picking up the victory. He hasn't made a start at Petco Park since 2006, his only appearance there in his career, and he is 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA in San Diego's home stadium after allowing 3 ER, 6 H and 3 BB through 6 innings. However, this could the year for Capuano to make a big comeback for the Dodgers, and he was stellar in the spring, as he held opponents to a sub-.200 batting average, as well as lead all Dodgers pitchers with 22 K in 19.2 IP, while also putting together a 2.75 ERA in preseason play. The Padres did manage to hit him just fine while he pitched for the Mets last season, as the combination of Bartlett, Hudson, Guzman, Maybin and Blanks managed to hit .467 with 4 2B 3 RBI and 3 K in 15 AB in 2011 against Capuano. For their careers, those numbers do dip slightly as that combo is 9-for-24 lifetime against Capuano, but he has never allowed a HR to any player he has faced while playing the Padres, nor any player on today's roster. Scoring runs has already been a pretty big problem for the Padres so far in 2012 as they have combined to total 3 runs in their first 2 games, being shutout by Billingsley yesterday. They have also run into problems scoring against the Dodgers over the L14 meetings against them as well, as the Dodgers pitching staff has held the Padres to an unbelievably low .173 batting average to go with their combined ERA of 1.52 overall. That is a huge reason why the Dodgers have won 7 of the L8 meetings between the two clubs and are 12-2 in their L14 against San Diego overall. Moseley has been impressive against LA in his career, but the Padres can't seem to win for him in any capacity - he finished last season 3-10, which included an 0-3 start during the month of April, although he did post a 1.99 ERA in those 5 starts. He also struggled when pitching in SD, as he was a miserable 1-6 at home last season with a 4.05 ERA in 10 starts. Ethier was 4-for-5 with a 2B, HR and 2 RBI against him in 2011, while Kemp was also 2-for-6. The Padres haven't started a season of 0-3 since 2003, but still take the LOS ANGELES DODGERS and the UNDER in tonight's divisional meeting........
DETROIT TIGERS (-110) AND UNDER 7.5 (+110)
There is officially a new sheriff in town in the AL and after their Opening Day walk-off victory, after blowing their previous lead in the top of the 9th, the Tigers are ready to prove they are just that. The Red Sox are apparently still reeling from last season's dreadful end to the regular season, with the record-breaking slide ultimately knocking them out of the playoffs entirely. Then came the whole chicken and beer in the clubhouse, and well, Bobby V. was brought in to be a game-changer and clean up the mess. Although it briefly looked like the future might be bright in bean-town yet, that first loss might have actually revealed that they are still a complete mess. Fister will be making the start for the Tigers in today's meeting and kid was absolutely money during his first go round with Detroit last season, after being traded late in the season from Seattle. Fister was 8-1 during his time with the Tigers in 2011, which included a perfect 7-0 record with a eye-popping 0.65 ERA in his final 8 outings of the season. He allowed 2 total ER during the month of September during that span, and 4 total ER over those last 8 starts. Further evidence of his dominance shows that he allowed a mere 30 H and 4 BB in over 55+ IP in that span! On the flip side, he struck out 52 batters in that same time frame. The young hurler was also money when starting in Detroit, as he was also a perfect 5-0 with a 1.23 ERA in 6 career starts at Comerica Park while with the Tigers. In fact, he allowed only 1 R there over his L3 starts, and comes into today's game having not allowed a single run in his last 2 outings there, putting up an impressive stat line: (2-0 / 15 IP 6 H 0 ER 2 BB 14 K). He also fared well against the Red Sox in his lone start against them last year, picking up the win after tossing 5.2 shutout innings, but he did allow 5 BB and 5 H. Ellsbury and Gonzalez are a decent 2-for-4 combined with a 2B, while Youkalis and Sweeney are 4-for-12 with 2 2B and 2 RBI in their careers against him, while the rest of the guys that have faced Fister on the team are 2-for-18 combined in their careers against him. Beckett has also pitched well at Comerica in his career, posting a 2-1 record there with a miniscule 1.31 ERA over 20.2 IP throughout 3 starts. But this Tigers team is eager to prove that it is the team to beat this season. Go with the DETROIT TIGERS and the UNDER in this early match-up.......
UNDER 7 ATLANTA BRAVES @ NEW YORK METS (EVEN)
Jurrjens has fared well against the divisional rival Mets in his career, going 8-4 with a 2.94 ERA over 13 career starts against them, to go along with a respectable 1.22 WHIP and career .223 BAA allowed over 82+ innings. Jurrjens also pitched slightly better when on the road last season as he compiled a 6-3 record to go along with a 2.61 ERA in 11 starts away from home. But it was a little tougher go of it when he pitched his lone start at Citi Field, allowing 4 R (3 ER) and 6 H in 6.1 IP, although he didn't walk a batter and struck out 6 on the day. He has been fairly consistent otherwise at Citi Field, posting a 2-2 record in NY with an above average 2.94 ERA, 1.16 WHIP and .242 BAA in 5 starts there. None of these Mets hit him all that well either, with Bay, Davis, Thole, Duda, Murphy, Tejada and Wright combining to go 5-for-26 with 2 2B, an RBI and 3 K against him in 2011. If you take Murphy out the equation, they are a combined 12-for-64 (.188) in their careers against him. Even with Murphy, those numbers only increase slightly to 19-for-87, which equates to a .218 average. Dickey will be on the mound for the Mets today and the knuckle-baller has struggled pretty mightily against Atlanta during his career. The righty is a paltry 1-4 with a 4.01 ERA through 10 appearances (7 starts) against the Braves. Dickey was decent against them last year, posting a 2.60 ERA, but he was tagged for 2 losses out of his 3 decisions, appearing against them 5 times overall. He did pitch well against Atlanta in his final two starts against them last season, as he allowed only 3 ER 8 H and 6 BB in 14.2 IP in those 2 August/September starts. He also allowed 7 R (5 ER) over 13 IP through 3 other appearances against Atlanta last season. He was 1-1 at home against Atlanta in 2011 overall, allowing 3 ER in 15 IP, to go along with 9 hits, but he is 1-3 against the Braves at Citi Field in his career overall. He should be able to hold the Braves in check for the most part though, as a lot of their core guys have struggled greatly against him led by Uggla, who is currently 0-for-21 with an RBI, a BB and 5 K against the knuckler in his career. But along with Bourn (5/21 3B 3 RBI 4 K); Diaz (0/2 K); Hinske (3/20 2 2B 3 K); Heyward (3/12 2B, RBI, K); Freeman (3/9 2 2B, K); McCann (3/14 HR RBI 5 BB K); and Prado (2/17 2 K) rounding out the regulars. That equates to what should be a lineup that has hit .164 in 116 total AB against Dickey in his career. Roll with the UNDER in today's battle.......
TAMPA BAY RAYS (-120)
Okay so the Rays completely took us by surprise yesterday and destroyed our dreams of having a perfect start to the day with their bottom-of-the-ninth comeback win against Mariano Rivera. That one stung, but the pain should fade quickly as we are going to roll with them and their momentum against the Yankees in this one today. Price is on the mound for the Rays and he has actually pitched fairly decent against the Yankees in his career, posting a 4-2 record and 4.05 ERA through 13 career appearances (12 GS) against them. He will be looking to rebound from a disappointing 2011 in which he was a pathetic 4-9 with a 3.71 ERA at home! He actually went 0-1 against the Yankees at home in 3 starts last season, although the Rays did win the other two starts, including the last regular season game with the miraculous comeback. Price was much better at home in 2010 though, compiling a 9-2 record there with a 1.96 ERA to go along with an equally staggering 1.05 WHIP and .206 BAA in 16 GS and 114.2 innings pitched. That included a 2-0 record against NYY in Tampa Bay in 2010, with a 1-0 shutout win, to go along with a 9-3 win on Opening Day. Jeter, Swisher, Gardner and Teixeira have did hit him well last season, combining to hit .409 with 3 2B, 3 HR and 6 RBI in 44 AB. Granderson, Jones, Martin, Rodriguez and Cano combined to go .196 with a 2B 2 HR and 8 RBI as well in 51 AB. It's a much different story career-wise however, as that collection of guys in pinstripes actually hits for a combined .259 average against him, although they do have 11 2B and 10 HR between them. Kuroda has never faced the Rays before in his career and he doesn't really have much history against their hitters either. The Rays have been red hot at home dating back to 2011, as they have now won 6 straight regular season games in the dome. They have also won 11 out of their L12 there and have posted a 14-2 record in their L16 contests there during the regular season. The Rays are also 8-4 in the 12 career games Price has started against them. Sink or swim with the TAMPA BAY RAYS in this one.....
*0.5 UNITS* UNDER 7.5 KANSAS CITY ROYALS @ LA ANGELS (-115)
*0.5 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: OVER 3.5 ST LOUIS CARDINALS @ MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-110)
FRIDAY APRIL 6, 2012 -- (4-2 / + 4.90 UNITS)
*2.5 UNITS* LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+115) AND *2 UNITS* 1ST 5 INNINGS: LOS ANGELES DODGERS (+110)
Before Kershaw's monster season last year, there were many people in Los Angeles and in the MLB that argued Billingsley was in fact the ace of the Dodgers strong, young rotation. It seems like a bit of an afterthought now, after Kershaw turned into a Cy Young award winner, but we'll take full advantage of the underdog odds being laid on Billingsley and the Dodgers today. As we already should know from yesterday's write-up, the Dodgers have owned their even further southern California colleagues in recent meetings. Their Opening Day win last night pushed their record to 11-2 in the L13 match-ups versus the Padres, but they also took 2 out of 3 meetings in all 3 series there in 2011, with back-to-back wins in the first 2 games in 2 of those series. Billingsley has pitched well against San Diego in his career, compiling an 11-8 record, along with a 2.79 ERA and .223 BAA allowed against them in 25 appearances, 21 of those starts. He was an ace against San Diego last season however, posting a 2-1 record with a 1.38 ERA in GS. He also held them to a miniscule .186 BA, as well a mere 1.23 WHIP, with 2 ER and 8 H in 13 IP. He struggled somewhat in his only start at Petco last season, lasting only 5 innings and allowing 3 R (2 ER) and 4 H. He was much better when pitching there in 2010 though, going 2-1 with a 1.93 ERA and .191 BAA in his 18.2 IP over 3 GS there. Just about all of the regulars had a hit against Billingsley in 2011, but they weren't all that productive, as Bartlett, Headley, Hudson and Maybin were a combined 3-for-20 with an RBI, although all 3 of their hits were 2B. Those numbers only get slightly better for their career totals as those 4 guys are a combined 15-for-72 with 5 2B, HR, 5 RBI. Hundley (2/10 2B 2K) and Quentin (2/6 2B K) make most of the starting lineup for tomorrow career .216 hitters against Billingsley, despite having 6 2B and a HR against him. Luebke will be on the hill for the Padres looking to build on a spectacular rookie campaign in 2011 in which he carried a 3.29 ERA. He has had tough luck against the Dodgers so far in his young career, going 1-2 against the, despite holding a 3.09 ERA, 1.03 WHIP and .205 BAA when hurling versus them. The lefty from Ohio State dropped his last outing of the season against LAD at home, losing 6-2, allowing 3 ER in 6 IP. In fact, the Padres were 0-3 in his 3 appearances (2 GS) against the Dodgers (all in San Diego) last season, scoring exactly 2 R in every one of those games, with final scores of 6-2, 6-2 and 4-2. Not exactly sure how the Dodgers scored all of those runs because their main stars, Kemp (2/6 2 2B RBI BB); Ethier (0/5) and Loney (1/7 2B RBI 4 K) not really putting up all that successful of numbers against him. The other regulars that will most likely round out the lineup, wont give him much help either, as Gordon (1/8 RBI K), Uribe (0/2 K), Miles (1/3 HR 2 RBI) and Rivera (2/6 RBI) didn't really carry eye-popping numbers against him in 2011. But I do expect big things from Billingsley this season, and it should start with a nice outing here in San Diego tonight. Roll with the LOS ANGELES DODGERS to WIN the GAME and also COVER the 1ST 5 INNINGS against SAN DIEGO again here tonight......
NEW YORK YANKEES (-125)
Shields has struggled against the Yankees in his career, putting together a 5-11 record with a 4.14 ERA in 20 GS against them. Although, he was much better against them last season, holding a sub-par record at 2-3, to go with a paltry 2.33 ERA, 1.03 WHIP and a measly .217 BAA in 38.2 IP. His last outing of the 2011 regular season came against the Yankees during the Rays improbable run to the playoffs, in which he went 8.2 innings and allowed 2 ER in a 5-2 win at Tampa Bay. The big righty was just as impressive in his previous outing against NY in TB as well, tossing 7.2 innings of 1 R ball in a 2-1 win. However, the Yankees beat him in their first meeting there last season, getting 4 R (3 ER) in 7 IP in a 6-2 victory. He was also 2-1 against NYY in TB in 2010, but also lost his first outing vs. NY played in Tampa that season, the Rays falling 7-3. A lot of the Yankees struggled against Shields last season with Granderson (0/12 4 K), Jeter (4/17 2B 3 BB 7 K), Jones (0/5 K), Martin (1/10 3K), and Swisher/Teixeira (0/14 2 BB 2 K). Although, Cano (6/16 2B HR 3 RBI BB 3 K), Gardner (6/17 3 K) and Rodriguez (4/10 2B 2 HR 3 RBI K) did put up some decent numbers when facing him. Career wise, Cano owns Shields going 22-for-57 with 5 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR and 11 RBI against him, while Jeter also puts up better numbers, going 21-for-67 with 2 2B, a HR and 5 RBI versus Shields. Rodriguez has also had some pretty decent success against him, going 11-for-39 with 3 2B, 3 HR and 5 RBI, and Swisher also has 3 HR and 8 RBI despite hitting a lousy .172 against him. Sabathia has been slightly better than average against the Rays in his career, going 9-7 with a 3.10 ERA in 24 career starts against them. He took the loss in his one outing in TB last season, throwing 8 innings and allowing only 2 ER in the 2-1 defeat. The Rays should struggle to put together runs this season though as they re-hauled their roster somewhat, but mostly with slow and aging veterans like Carlos Pena, Jose Molina and Luke Scott. Longoria and Rodriguez had some success against CC last year, combining to hit .375 with 3 HR, 3 RBI and 5 BB in 29 plate appearances. However the rest of today's starting line-up struggled against him, with Zobrist, Molina, Jennings and Johnson combining to go 6-for-35 with 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI, BB and 16 K. Sabathia was dominating during day games once again last season, as he posted a 7-1 record with a 2.32 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP during the daylight hours. He was also 8-3 with a 2.63 ERA during day games in 2010. In fact, CC is 31-12 in day games he has started since 2007, with yearly ERA totals (in day games) coming in at 3.86 in 2009, 2.28 in 2008, 2.76 in 2007, and 2.33 in 2006. Dude is money in the day time. The Rays just don't have enough to contend here. Tampa is also 6-14 in their L20 games against the NYY in which Shields starts. Go with the NEW YORK YANKEES in today's AL East battle......
COLORADO ROCKIES (-120) AND OVER 8 (+105)
The Rockies have filled out a veteran roster for the 2012 season, while they will be starting off their season against a roster full of youngsters and newbies in these Houston Astros. Rodriguez has struggled against the Rockies in his career and last year was no exception, as he allowed 6 R (4 ER) in his 6 innings of work against them last season, in a 7-6 loss at Colorado. His only outing against them in 2010 was slightly better as he tossed 7 innings and allowed 3 ER, but he was tagged for the L in the 5-1 Rockies win that day as well. Since May of 2009, he has posted an 0-3 record, putting up a dreadful 7.00 ERA against them in that span. The Rockies literally have rocked Wandy in that span, Fowler (2/4 2B 3B RBI in 2011); Gonzalez (2/4 HR 3 RBI in 2011); Hernandez (8/18 2 2B, 2 RBI since 2009); Tulowitzki (3/6 HR 2 RBI since 2010); Cuddyer (2/5 HR RBI in career) and Helton (11/25 2 2B, 3B 5 RBI in career) all combining to hit for pretty decent number over that span. To be honest, it's hard to tell what you might get with this Astros team that finished off the season in pretty strong fashion, going a near respectable 8-10 ML down the stretch in 2011 that includes the likes of St. Louis and Philadelphia. However they struggled against Colorado last season, dropping the previous 2 meetings, as well as going 2-5 against the Rockies overall. They split the 4 meetings played in Houston with the two teams totaling for a whopping 56 R in the 4-game series. In fact, they would have played to Over today's total in 6 of their 7 meetings last season (they scored 41 R in their 3 meetings in COL as well) and would be 7-1-1 for Over 8 runs in their L9 match-ups. Guthrie has only faced Houston once in his career and he was dominant as he didn't pick up a decision despite holding the Astros to 1 ER and 3 H in 8 IP. In further support of the Over though, some of these Houston players did have a bit of success against him in their limited AB against him with other teams. Three of the guys, Buck (3/5 2B RBI); Shafer (2/4 K) and Lowrie (1/2 K) combining to hit for a .545 average against him. Career-wise, Buck is 4-for-8 with a 2B and an RBI, while the trusty veteran Carlos Lee is 1-for-4 with a HR and an RBI against Guthrie. Take the COLORADO ROCKIES and the OVER in today's match-up........
UNDER 6.5 SEATTLE MARINERS @ OAKLAND A'S (-105)
When you can't beat 'em, join 'em as they say, and we will be joining in on the Under this time around after dropping two losers on the Over during their first two meetings in Japan. Those two games finished easily under the total and after the long flight home and layoff, this one should end up pulling in under the total again today. These two teams have played to Under today's total in each of the L3 meetings and in 4 out of the L5, with the only time they would have gone over in that span, finishing with 7 total runs. In each and every one of McCarthy's L5 starts against the Mariners since the 2011 season began have finished with a total at 6 runs or below, with final scores of 3-0 and 2-1 in his 2 starts against them in Oakland in that span. In fact he finished his 2011 campaign with some impressive numbers against the Mariners, as despite posting a 1-3 record in 4 starts, he compiled a 1.99 ERA with a staggering 0.69 WHIP and .171 BAA against them. Ichiro was the only guy to have any real success against him in Japan, going 3-for-3 in that game, while the rest of the team was 3-for-23 combined. But Ichiro did struggle against him in 2011, much like the rest of his teammates. Ichiro was 3-for-14 against him last season with only 4 K to go with those 3 singles. Ackley, Figgins, Ryan, Saunders, Smoak and Wells were a pathetic 7-for-49 with Smoak providing the lone 2B, HR and 4 RBI against him. On the flip side, McCarthy struck them out 12 times. For Seattle, Vargas closed out his 2011 campaign in strong fashion, allowing 1 ER and 5 H in 8 IP against the A's in his final start. He was even tougher than McCarthy was his first time around to kick off the 2012 season, as he allowed only 2 H and 4 base-runners in 6.1 IP, despite the Mariners suffering the 4-1 loss. The A's starters were not quite as bad against Vargas in 2011, but they weren't exactly stellar either. The A's tandem of Crisp, Weeks, Allen, Pennington and Suzuki hit for a combined .280 average with 2 2B, a HR and 2 RBI in 50 AB against him. The total on this one opened at 7 as well, and has already dropped to where it currently sits at most places at 6.5, so we'll take our chances here. FYI - there are still a few places that do still have it listed as 7 as well, so you might be able to still find it out there. But jump on the UNDER for the last game of this Friday night.....
THURSDAY APRIL 5, 2012 -- (3-2 / + 1.85 UNITS)
*3 UNITS RISK* LOS ANGELES DODGERS (-145) AND UNDER 6 (-115)
The Dodgers should be the play of the day as they face off against an even further depleted San Diego Padres team, that saw the offseason deliver the departures of their star closer as well as their most-hyped prospect entering into the 2011 season that thy were banking was going to be the second coming of Adrian Gonzalez, who as we all know departed after the 2010 season. The Dodgers actually have a shot this season in our humble opinion and if they can get big seasons from Loney and Ethier, and another solid season from Kemp, with this pitching staff, this could be the 2012 season's version of the 2010 San Francisco Giants. And it all starts tonight, with the ace of the staff Kershaw on the mound, and dude has been solid against virtually everyone is his young career, but he has especially owned the San Diego Padres. Kershaw was a perfect 3-0 in his 3 starts against the Padres last season, holding down the woeful San Diego offense with a skimpy 1.78 ERA to go along with an even skimpier 0.83 WHIP and .186 BAA in those 25+ IP against them in 2011. In the 2010 season, he was equally impressive against the Padres, with a 2-1 record and a 1.69 ERA and 0.94 WHIP in his 3 starts against them that season. San Diego has failed to score more than 2 measly runs in each and every single one of Kershaw's outings against them in the last 3 years, and they have only put 3 or more runs on the board 1 time in his 6 career starts at Petco Park. In his career, he has only lost one time there, going 3-1 with a 2.21 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and .190 BAA in his nearly 41 IP there. And he has held these Padres hitters in check for the most part, with Hundley with the only real success against him (6/18 2B 3 RBI) for the most part. On the flip side, there are a whole slew of regulars who struggle against Kershaw, as Bartlett (1/9); Guzman (2/11 2B RBI 5 K); Headley (5/27 2B 3 RBI 7 K); Maybin (1/6 3 K) and Venable (2/10 2K) combining for a an awful 11-for-63 mark against him in their careers. Not quite sure where the runs are going to come from again on their side. Volquez will be making his first appearance for his new team and comes into this one with high expectations for the 2012 season, expectations that are apparently heightened further by the fact that he is getting the start on Opening Day. Volquez has only faced the Dodgers once in his entire career and was brilliant against them, allowing 1 R and 3 H in 7 IP to get the win, however that was back in 2009 when the Dodgers lineup included regulars such as Jeff Kent, Garciaparra, Furcal and Russell Martin. It was a much different team then. Although Kemp, Ethier and Loney are a combine 1-for-7 against him with a 2B, 2 BB and a K in their careers. The Dodgers have been winning in SD a lot lately too. LA has won 5 of the L6 contests between the two squads, as well as have posted a 10-2 ML record in their L12 battles. Los Angeles was also 13-5 ML against the Padres in their 18 meetings in 2011 and Kershaw has helped to keep the game under in 7 of his L9 meetings against the Padres. Roll with the LOS ANGELES DODGERS and the UNDER in this one........
UNDER 7 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-125)
Although we hate laying even this much juice on an under play with the Phillies and Pirates, these two pitchers have pitched extremely well against these two teams in their careers and should be able to keep this one below the total when all is said and done tonight. All Halladay does is win and pitch like a Cy-young candidate each and every season, and he will be hard-pressed to top last season's totals of 19-6 with a 2.35 ERA, with a staggering season-long WHIP of 1.04 and holding opponents to a mere .234 BA against him. Halladay has also been downright dominant in his 2 Opening Day starts since coming over to the National League, as he has picked up the win in both of those starts with wins of 5-4 last year at Houston and 11-1 in 2010 at Washington. But Halladay has allowed a mere 2 R in those 2 starts, allowing 11 H, 2 BB and 15 K in those 13 innings of work. The Phillies ace has also posted a 12-3 record during the month of April over the L3 years, posting an 8-2 record with a 1.99 ERA in his 86+ IP during the month since switching leagues. He also has owned the Pirates in his career, compiling a 3-1 record against the Bucs in his career, with an unbelievable 1.18 ERA in those 5 GS. And the big righty has completely dominated the hitters of the Pirates, with only McGehee (1/5 2B BB K); Jones (1/6 2 K); McClouth (2/7 3B 2K); and Walker (1/6 HR 2 RBI K) as the only field players on the roster with a hit off the superstar. 5-for-24 against Halladay in 2011, will not get the job done in 2012 either. The rest of the roster, with the likes of McCutchen, Alvarez, Tabata, Barmes and Barajas were a combined 0-for-14 against Halladay last season as well. That five-some isn't much better against Halladay in their careers either, with a pathetic 2-for-33 combined total against him, with Barajas having the only extra base hit. The other guys aren't much better as McGehee is 1-for-8 and McClouth going 2-for-17. Bedard is on the mound for the Pirates tonight, and surprisingly, he too has held the Phillies in check in his career facing them. Bedard is 2-0 with a 1.71 ERA in his 3 career outings against the Phillies, although he hasn't faced them since way back in 2006, when he threw a 5-hit shutout against them. Rollins and Howard are a combined 2-for-14 against him in their careers with Rollins getting both hits in 11 AB. We would be playing on the Phillies here (and most likely will be ourselves) if there wasn't so much juice attached to it and the fact that the Phillies are only 2-6 in their L8 games against the Pirates. Not too mention, the Pirates always seem to have a little something extra on Opening Day, as they have won 5 straight games on the first day of the season. Stick with the UNDER in the battle of PA........
TORONTO BLUE JAYS (-115)
Ricky Romero - what more do you need to say. If you don't think this kid can get any better than he was last season, just wait until 2012. This kid has all the makings of a Roy Halladay in waiting and this kid should be on the verge of a monster season this year. The ace left-hander has had mixed results in his 2 starts in Cleveland in his career, as he dropped a 2-1 decision there, in which he gave up 2 R and 7 H in 7 IP, and then he won an 8-5 decision there, in which he was rocked for 5 ER and 9 H in 6 IP in that outing, with both games taking place back in 2010. For his career he has earned a decision in all 3 starts against the Tribe, going 2-1 with a 5.40 ERA in those contests. Nobody on the current Indians roster has more than 2 H against him in their careers, with Santana, Hafner, Cabrera, Choo and Kotchman hitting for a combined 8-for-31 against him in their careers, with only 2 2B and 3 RBI as their only production. Toronto is still looking for their breakout season to go with the power that Bautista has displayed over the last couple of seasons and although 2012 probably won't be the season for that per se, they should get it going early today. Masterson is on the hill for the Tribe today and he was absolutely money during the month of April in 2011, going 5-0 with a 2.18 ERA during the opening month, although that might have been an anomaly as he started the 2010 season with a horrendous month, going 0-3 with a 5.68 ERA to kick off his campaign in that season. He has been largely ineffective during day games over the last 2 seasons, holding a 3-8 record with an ERA well above 3.60 in those games. He threw a perfect inning of relief against the Blue Jays in his only appearance against the last year, but Bautista has crushed him throughout his career, going 4-for-8 with a HR and 4 RBI against him. Also, in 10 career games against the Blue Jays (only 2 GS) Masterson has a 4.50 ERA with a 1.42 WHIP and .280 BAA against them. Toronto did also go 4-3 against Cleveland for the season last year, taking the last 3 straight against them in Cleveland. Go with the TORONTO BLUE JAYS to pick up the Opening Day win here........