Still stinging from England not getting the cash earlier against the Swedes, the 90th minute goal was dismal defense and it really sucks, my first bad break in awhile. Been honed in to the baseball very good recently, winning 3423 after an 8-4 Sunday. Slowly and surely, it's coming back. Now 136-166-6 and down 4110 on the season.
Not a big fan of the card tonight. Sorry I forgot to post these a smidge earlier...
Will go with the Marlins tonight. No reason for them to be a dog against Baltimore with the D-Train pitching. They're hotter than Georgia asphalt right now and his arm-angle should make it difficult for the O's to hit him because this is the first time they've ever faced him. Let's give him a shot.
The play: Florida plus 107 - 400 to win 428
The Senators are WAY too high. Hernandez goes for Washington. He is 5-0 with a 2.45 ERA in six interleague starts since June 27, 2004, so the AL teams have obviously had a problem with him. Boston goes with Wakefield, who is 0-2 with a 3.60 ERA in his last three starts. He is now 4-8, and allowed four runs and eight hits in six innings of a 5-3 loss to Minnesota on Thursday. He is 5-12 with a 5.19 ERA in 23 interleague starts. Wakefield is 2-6 with a 5.25 ERA in 12 home interleague starts, and the Red Sox are just 2-10 in those games. At this price, it would be silly not to take the Congressmen.
The play: Washington plus 172 - 400 to win 688
Marsh in Tampa with these two clown pitchers? They reeled me in, lol...
The play: ARI/TBY OVER 9.5 plus 110 - 400 to win 440
Towers and Sosa. Hide the women and children.
The play: OVER 10.5 plus 105 - 400 to win 420
Royals a favorite? haha, before you laugh too loudly, Redman has won his last two starts and went eight innings against the Angels last time and surrendering just four hits in the process. Meanwhile, Wells has been on the disabled list the entire season following surgery to repair a blocked artery in his right shoulder. He wasn't expected back until the All-Star break and was supposed to make another rehabilitation start this week, but with Santos going on the DL, the Pirates decided to give Wells the call. Pittsburgh has the worst road record in baseball (8-25).
The play: Kansas City -104 - 520 to win 500
Didn't post Oakland yesterday but I lost with them. No matter, though. Loaiza is going good right now and I expect his balls to move sharply since they're coming straight out of the humidifier. Jennings threw a season-high 120 pitches last time and could be a little dull tonight. Back on the 'A'-train...
The play: Oakland plus 104 - 400 to win 416
GL all...
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Not a big fan of the card tonight. Sorry I forgot to post these a smidge earlier...
Will go with the Marlins tonight. No reason for them to be a dog against Baltimore with the D-Train pitching. They're hotter than Georgia asphalt right now and his arm-angle should make it difficult for the O's to hit him because this is the first time they've ever faced him. Let's give him a shot.
The play: Florida plus 107 - 400 to win 428
The Senators are WAY too high. Hernandez goes for Washington. He is 5-0 with a 2.45 ERA in six interleague starts since June 27, 2004, so the AL teams have obviously had a problem with him. Boston goes with Wakefield, who is 0-2 with a 3.60 ERA in his last three starts. He is now 4-8, and allowed four runs and eight hits in six innings of a 5-3 loss to Minnesota on Thursday. He is 5-12 with a 5.19 ERA in 23 interleague starts. Wakefield is 2-6 with a 5.25 ERA in 12 home interleague starts, and the Red Sox are just 2-10 in those games. At this price, it would be silly not to take the Congressmen.
The play: Washington plus 172 - 400 to win 688
Marsh in Tampa with these two clown pitchers? They reeled me in, lol...
The play: ARI/TBY OVER 9.5 plus 110 - 400 to win 440
Towers and Sosa. Hide the women and children.
The play: OVER 10.5 plus 105 - 400 to win 420
Royals a favorite? haha, before you laugh too loudly, Redman has won his last two starts and went eight innings against the Angels last time and surrendering just four hits in the process. Meanwhile, Wells has been on the disabled list the entire season following surgery to repair a blocked artery in his right shoulder. He wasn't expected back until the All-Star break and was supposed to make another rehabilitation start this week, but with Santos going on the DL, the Pirates decided to give Wells the call. Pittsburgh has the worst road record in baseball (8-25).
The play: Kansas City -104 - 520 to win 500
Didn't post Oakland yesterday but I lost with them. No matter, though. Loaiza is going good right now and I expect his balls to move sharply since they're coming straight out of the humidifier. Jennings threw a season-high 120 pitches last time and could be a little dull tonight. Back on the 'A'-train...
The play: Oakland plus 104 - 400 to win 416
GL all...
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