Tuesday Service Plays 6/05

sds23,

Sorry to here that you can no longer track the plays it will be a great service lost to everyone.

I would like to thank you for all the time that you have put into the spreadsheet.

Thanks for jumping out and helping everyone on therx make money and I hope you contuine to help all of us here make money with your own tread.
You have shown that you are a very good capper and I wish you contuined success.

Thanks and see you around.

BB


Big Al McMordie
Giants at Arizona
Prediction: Arizona
Even though Randy Johnson is a lefty and the Giants' Matt Cain is a righty, there are still many similarities between these two starting pitchers. Cain throws in the mid-to-high 90s as Johnson used to do 10+ years ago.

And Cain will probably be one of the annual leaders in strikeouts, which actually Johnson may still be as well, if he can stay healthy. Right now it looks as if Johnson is healthy and throwing very well but that could change at any time.

In his last outing, Johnson dominated the Phillies over six innings of shutout ball, striking out an average of a batter per inning. And Johnson really seems to be picking it up lately as he is 3-0 with a 1.02 ERA and 0.51 WHIP in his last three starts.

At the same time, Cain has slipped a bit in his last three starts, with an 0-2 record (team record of 0-3) and a 4.05 ERA and 1.50 WHIP.

Take Arizona

Tom Stryker
Dodgers at Padres
Predictionadres
San Diego ace Chris Young wants this game in the worst way.

Back on April 15th, Young made the road start at Los Angeles and got drilled by the Dodgers. In only two innings of work, Young was blasted for four earned runs and seven hits.

In his last six trips to the hill, Chris has been phenomenal allowing only five earned runs and 24 hits in 40 innings. Amazingly, he has fanned 39 batters in those starts and walked only 13. At home, Young has been right on target too. With four starts in San Diego he has been touched for only two earned runs and 16 hits in 27.1 innings of work. That breaks down to a sparkling 0.66 ERA and a WHIP of 0.99!

Fresh from the DL and off a seven-week layoff, Los Angeles will turn to veteran right-hander Jason Schmidt. Out with injured shoulder, Jason made his last start back on April 14th against these very same Padres. Schmidt didn't throw very well at all in that contest and was nailed for five earned runs and seven hits in only two innings of work. In his last two appearances against the Padres back at the end of last season, Schmidt got tagged for seven earned runs and 14 hits in only 13 innings of work.


The Wunderdog
Game: Ny Yankees at Chicago White Sox (8:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: Chicago White Sox -119

The Yankees are such a public team, no matter who they play or where, there is always opportunity for value. They are on the road vs. a !GOOD! pitcher, while they throw a rookie, and the game is considered virtually even. The White Sox are 28-13 in Buerhrle's home starts over the past three years. Buehrle has pitched very steady. He hasn't allowed more than 4 earned runs in any start and opponents have scored just 34 runs in his 10 starts (3.4 rpg). The Yankees will follow with another rookie in Tyler Clippard. The Yankees are 6-11 in their last 17 games starting a rookie pitcher and have allowed 40 runs in the last six starts. The Yankees have struggled with LHP all season as they are a lefthanded line-up, and that resulted in a !BAD! 3-8 record. New York is not hitting, they are playing pourous defense, and the bullpen is extremely fragile. White Sox make it two straight.

Hondo
10 units: Phillies

Larry Ness
NL Game of the Week: 15* Arizona


Weekly Wipeout Winner: Seattle


Las Vegas Insider: SD Padres.

Mighty ! Quinn
Yankees

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Michael Cannon's
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15 Dime
PIRATES

5 Dime
MARLINS
REDS

Dave Cokin
Take "(964) ARI D'backs"

Matt Cain has pitched very solid ball for the Giants, and is more than living up to billing as one of the game's brightest pitching prospects. But Cain has continuously pitched in tough luck all season, which explains the terrible team record SF owns when he takes the mound. He's up against it again tonight against the Big Unit, and the Giants are in the tougher scheduling spot as well. I'll take Johnson and the Diamondbacks here.

Jim Feist
Take "(954) NY Mets"

Two of the league's most senior lefties face off tonight as the Mets and Tom Glavine host the Phillies and Jamie Moyer. Moyer has done well for the Phils this season with a 5-4 mark and 4.23 era. On the road he's been even better with a 3.24 era and 4.2 mark. In his two starts against the Mets (one this year and one last) he is 0-2 and has allwed eight earned runs in 12 innings pitched. Conversely, Glavine has done quite well versus the Phillies. Not only is Glavine a perfect 2-0 versus Philadelphia this season, but he was 2-1 last year. In fact, in his last six starts against Philly, Glavine has allowed more than three earned runs just once and that was only four. Two veteran pitchers with lots of slow stuff will be on display tonight, but we'll go with the home team and the Mets who have the better team and bullpen.

Matt49team
Survivor Pick Record: 11-0-1
Tues pick: Detroit -128
RANKED #7 IN THE SURVIVOR CONTEST

sandmilk
Survivor Pick Record: 497-473-14
Tues pick: Arizona -126
RANKED #3 IN THE SURVIVOR CONTEST GOING FOR 13 IN A ROW

drew03030
Survivor Pick Record: 65-42-4
Tues pick: Arizona -126
RANKED #4 IN THE CONTEST GOING FOR 13 IN A ROW

masonbm
Survivor Pick Record: 21-17-1
Tues pick: Arizona -129

mikesimmons2005
Survivor Pick Record: 70-59-2
Tues pick: Arizona -126

THERE ARE VARIOUS OTHERS ON ARIZONA FOR TUESDAY...SOME WITH OK RECORDS AND SOME WITH UNDER .500 RECORDS
2XDoubleB
Survivor Pick Record: 16-3-2
Tues pick: Detroit -123
RANKED #6 IN THE CONTEST GOING FOR 13 IN A ROW

Ashour519
Survivor Pick Record: 26-11-1
Tues pick: Detroit -123
RANKED #5 AND GOING FOR 13 IN A ROW

btmoran
Survivor Pick Record: 819-819-47
Tues pick: Col/Hou Over 10
THIS CAPPER PICKS TOTALS THE MAJORITY OF THE TIME AND IS #15 GOING FOR 11 IN A ROW

Keith Line Sports

June 5th Plays:
280 To Win 200 New York Mets - T.Glavine (J.Moyer)



Gamblers Choice Monitored Plays Below. Other Cappers That Have Been On Here Before From The Same Monitoring Service.

Over All
Nightmare -92.1 Units..came On Here Saying He Never Loses!
Winning Angle -116.7..wrong Angle Sports!
Beat Your Bookie -146.8....pay Your Bookie!
Fast Eddie -155.9... Sure Not Winning But Still Grinning!


Gamblers Choice 92-71 +68.4

5 Mets -45
5 Cubs E
3 R/s -60

Stan Sharp - Double Dime

Colorado -130

colorado vegas experts

Padres Vegas Insider Larry Ness
Seattle Wipe Out
15* Arizona Game Of Week

Will Cover

4* Arizona D'Backs

twins 3* ryan

cubs bryan leonard

FPBE Free Picks

Marc Lawrence - SEA -145
Matty O'Shea - NYY +107
Ben Burns - MIN/LAA under 8
Larry Ness - NYM -155
Bryan Leonard - CHC +100

Arizona Big Al
Under (blue Jays )

Accupicks;
G.O.M. 5*-ARIZONA-130
4*-YANKEES +120
3*-DETROIT -125
3*- OAKLAND +160

Hudson Sports Bonus Play

Tuesday, June 5th (All times eastern)

Los Angeles Dodgers (34-23) at San Diego Padres (33-23), 10:05 p.m.

Probable Starting Pitchers: Los Angeles - Jason Schmidt (1-2, 7.36) San Diego - Chris Young (6-3, 2.42)

2* Play on San Diego - Chris Young

Young has allowed just five earned runs over his last six starts spanning 40 innings.
San Diego went 13-5 in the series a year ago.
Los Angeles Dodgers are 3-7 in the last 10 meetings in San Diego.

Baseball plays are based on both probable starting pitchers going. If there is a pitching change the game becomes a no play. Always specify both pitchers.

nyy+108 matty o'shea

ALEX ANTHONY--
9.42 UNITS TO WIN 6 UNITS---RED SOX-157
8.28 UNITS TO WIN 6 UNITS---ARIZONA-138
7.05 UNITS TO WIN 5 UNITS---PADRES-141


JOHNNY VEGAS--
4 UNITS---ARIZONA------3 UNITS---RED SOX------3 UNITS---CUBS



MARK JOHNSON--
3 UNITS---DBACKS


JWILL--
5 UNITS--- New York Mets -141
4 UNITS--- San Diego Padres -138, Detroit Tigers -121
3 UNITS------ Florida Marlins -115, Tampa Bay DevilRays +228



MIKE HOLLIDAY-- EASY_DOLLARS--
7.25 units to win 5 units - Seattle Mariners -145-
6.25 units to win 5 units - San Francisco/Arizona under 8 -125
4 units to win 4 units - GAME ONE - Florida/Atlanta under 9 +100



NICK FONTAINE--
4 UNITS--DBACKS
1 UNIT PARLAY-- PADRES -140 AND DBACKS -1.5 RUNS +160

Tony Onio

1000♦arizona

200♦seattle

lloyd823679 & infoguy,

Thanks for the help.

jimmy boyd

yankss +111 (action)
The White Sox took game one, but the Yankees are playing better baseball right now and will bounce back in game 2. The White Sox have lost 7 of their last 9 games while NY has won 3 of 5. The White Sox bats are really struggling especially at home where they average just 3.9 runs per game. The Yanks average 5.1 runs per game on the road. Take NY showing great value.

Arizona -135 (listing Cain and Johnson)
Johnson is 38-5 against the money line in home games vs. poor power teams - averaging 0.9 or less HR's/game since 1997. Cain is 0-9 against the money line in night games this season and 2-9 against the money line in the first half of the season this season. The D-Backs are on fire winning 9 of their last 10. We'll take them at a bargain price at home tonight



Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider (3-0 sweep makes it 15-3 the L/8 days in MLB!)
My Las Vegas Insider is on the SD Padres at 10:05 ET. The last time Jason Schmidt was on a big league mound was April 14 in LA vs these same Padres. He threw only 57 pitches in that matchup, allowing seven hits and five ERs in two innings. He returns to the mound tonight in San Diego, after nursing an inflamed right shoulder. The Dodgers have been worried about his velocity but after he threw six shutout innings Wednesday for Class-A Inland Empire in a rehabilitation start and then had an impressive bullpen session Saturday, he's getting the start. Both LA and SD are hot, as the Dodgers have won nine of 12 and SD is 15-6 since May 11. SD starter Chris Young made a name for himself as a "road pitcher" from the middle of 2005 through the end of last season but this year he's been nearly unhittable at home in Petco. He's allowed just 16 hits and two ERs in 27.1 innings (0.66 ERA) in four home starts. SD also has a HUGE in the bullpen. LA's Saito, 16-for-16 in save conversions this season and 26-for-26 dating to the end of last season, could not pitch Monday night in Pittsburgh due to left hamstring tightness. Manager Grady Little expects him to be sidelined for two to three days more, at least. Meanwhile, SD owns MLB's best bullpen ERA at 2.18 (2nd-best is 3.08) and holds opponents to a BA of .198 (lone team under .200). LA has taken four of six from SD so far in 2007 but remember, the Padres went 13-5 against the Dodgers LY. Las Vegas Insider on the SD Padres.

Good Luck....Larry

Larry Ness' Weekly Wipeout Winner (15-3 run the last eight days!)
My Weekly Wipeout Winner is on the Sea Mariners at 10:05 ET. The Orioles won their season-high sixth straight game on Thursday (won at the Angels, 6-2) but after last night's 7-4 loss in Seattle, have now lost four straight. Baltimore, just 30-51 (.370) on the road in 2006, is now 12-20 (.375) so far in 2007, barely ahead of LY's pace.Brian Burres was on the mound for the team's last win and the rookie left-hander (pitched eight innings in 2006) is 3-1 with a 2.57 ERA in his last four starts. That's the good news. The bad news is the Orioles have scored just 13 runs (3.25/game) in their four straight losses, while the Mariners are not only 9-3 (plus-$870) vs left-hander starters TY but are pounding ALL opposing pitchers as of late! Seattle is batting .285 this season (second-best in the majors behind Detroit's .287) and has recorded 10 or more hits in 30 of its 54 games. Last night's 7-4 win was the eighth win in 11 games for Seattle, which is averaging 7.7 runs and batting .329 during that stretch! Cha Seung Baek is 3-2 with a 4.93 ERA in eight starts (team is 6-2) this year for Seattle. A closer breakdown shows that he owns a 4.75 ERA in those six team wins, while the Mariners are averaging 8.67 RPG. Throw in the fact that Seattle's bullpen owns MLB's sixth-best ERA at 3.48 plus has seen its relievers post a 7-3 mark with 15 saves in 17 opportunities, and you've got the recipe for a blowout win. Weekly Wipeout Winner on the Sea Mariners.

Good Luck...Larry

Larry Ness' 15* NL Pitching Mismatch of the Week (now 49-12 w/15* GOW plays TY!)
My 15* play is on the Bonds stopped hitting in early May and the Giants haven't done too well either during his slump. Barry is hitting .183 since May 10, with just one HR and only 3 RBI. Despite an 8-1 win at Philly yesterday afternoon, the Giants are just 8-14 in their last 22 games and have fallen to 27-29 while LA, SD and Arizona have all surged. The Giants travel back cross-country to open this three-games series at Chase Field with the red-hot D'backs. Arizona (34-24) has won NINE of 10 and is one of just FOUR teams in MLB to have shown more than a $1,000 profit (plus-$1,003) at $100/game. Not only are the D'backs playing much better than the Giants right now, tonight's pitching matchup also favors them greatly. Matt Cain goes for the Giants and despite a solid 3.42 ERA in 11 starts, allowing a mere 55 hits in his 71 innings, the Giants are 2-9 in his starts, including 1-5 on the road (2.29 ERA). At $100/game, Cain is minus-$886 on the season, ranking him 216th of the 218 pitchers who have made at least one start in 2007! The Big Unit goes for Arizona. Johnson began the year on the DL and in his first start, allowed six ERs in five innings. In six starts since, he's posted a 2.95 ERA with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 46-3! He's won his last three outings, allowing only nine hits and two ERs in 17.1 innings (1.04 ERA) with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 25-0! I think it's safe to say, the Big Unit isn't "washed up." Cain's luck is bound to turn sometime but not here vs Johnson and a red-hot team (won 9 of 10) that's also 15-7 (plus-$670) against right-handers at home this season. NL Game of the Week 15* Az D'backs.

Good Luck...Larry


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(Tue) MLB Marlins Braves 120 Braves (GM#1)
(Tue) MLB Brewers Cubs 120 Brewers
(Tue) MLB Tigers Rangers 130 Rangers


Gator's 70% Situations


NBA Playoff Game (Tuesday) no game scheduled


MLB (Tuesday): Play Under MLB road teams when the total is 10+ after 2 straight games where the bullpen gave up no runs facing an opponent with a bullpen whose WHIP is under 1.250 over their last 15 games.
(39-10 last 5 seasons.) (79.6%) PLAY: Detroit / Texas UNDER 11 (-120)


LT Lock
Marlins


Brandon Lang

TUESDAY

15 DIME

Padres - Specify Pitchers - Schmidt vs Young



5 DIME

Braves -1 1/2 runs (Gm.2) - Specify Pitchers - Vanderhurk vs Smoltz

Rockies - Specify Pitchers - Rodriquez vs Hirsch



Free Pick - Tigers -1 1/2 runs


PADRES

Great spot to hammer the Padres.

Not only have they won 10 of their last 13 but they caught a break in the scheduling where the Dodgers did not.

After beating the Nationals on Sunday, they flew home and enjoyed a nice off day in sunny San Diego before this big series.

The Dodgers on the other hand, played late in Pittsburgh last night, didn't get on the plane until close to 1:00 am Eastern time and didn't get into San Diego until early this morning.


Jet lag, fatigue, all the above make San Diego a great play here.

The Padres, who are also 15-6 since May 11, send red-hot Chris Young to the mound and he will flat out get it done tonight.

He is 6-3 with a 2.42) and is 4-1 with a 1.13 ERA in his last six starts. Forget what he has done in the past versus LA, their bats will be a little slower and that is a huge advantage for him tonight.

I said last year Jason Schmidt is finished and he has done nothing to prove me wrong so far this year.

Schmidt is 1-2 with an ERA of 7.36 ERA and he just can't get past the fact he is nursing an inflamed right shoulder.

I don't care if he threw 6 shutout innings for Class A Inland Empire or a solid bullpen session Saturday and the Dodgers think they can get 90 pitches out of him tonight.

The three-time All-Star didn't get anywhere near 90 pitches in his last start, giving up six runs - five earned - and seven hits in just two innings as Los Angeles lost 7-2 to San Diego on April 14.

Expect much of the same here tonight as the Padres draw first blood with a win tonight.





ROCKIES

I always like backing a guy who faces his old team after they traded him. I especially like it more when he gets to face them at home.

Such is the case with Jason Hirsh tonight.

He was regarded as one of the Astros top pitching prospects until he struggled last year in 9 late season starts so they traded him.

He has an offense behind him that has heated up bigtime and that has ignited a winning streak of 2 in a row and 9 of their last 12.

Wandy Rodriguez comes into the altitude 2-5 with a 4.53 ERA and to make matters worse for him, he is 0-6 with an 8.01 ERA in 11 road appearances since July of last year.


Rodriguez is 1-1 with a 5.68 ERA in three career starts against Colorado and considering the fact the Astros have lost 8 straight on the road, this is a great spot to back the Rockies.

All Colorado at home.




BRAVES -1 1/2 RUNS

All Smoltz tonight.

In his last start versus the Marlins here at home, he shut them out over 8 innings in getting the win.


He has won 2 straight against them and tonight it will be 3.

Now, going into his last start at Milwaukee, he had a streak of 14 scoreless innings have shutout the Red Sox and the Mets in getting both wins.

However, he left after 3 innings after not feeling 100%.

He will be fine tonight.

Vandenhurk has just gotten destroyed his last 2 starts giving up 14 runs in 5 innings including the last time the Braves saw him.

They were responsible for 6 of those runs in 1 inning. They find this young kid hittable to say the least.

I think this is a great spot to lay 1 1/2 runs with Smoltz as a nice 5 Dime winner.

Braves tonight by 2 runs or more.
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On his website he says it is a "$1000" play... just an FYI... doesn't mean it is... uppy:

Paul Leiner
Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Sport: MLB
Game: Atlanta/Florida
Prediction: 5* Marlins -115 GM1
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Brian James
Cubs



Mike Jacobs
Tuesday June 5, 2007

Sport: MLB
Game: Astros vs Rockies
Prediction:5* Astros +115
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Bobby Bo
Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Sport:MLB
Game: Detroit vs Texas
Prediction: Detroit -130



Chad Jordan
Tuesday, June 3 2007

Sport: MLB
Match up: Philadelphia at NY
Prediction: Over 8.5 Runs (Moyer vs. Glavine)
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Donald Tran
Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Sport: MLB
Matchup: Detroit at Texas
Prediction: Detroit Tigers -130 W/ Robertson
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Jennifer Barry
Tuesday, June 5 2007

Sport: MLB
Matchup: NY Yankees at Chicago

Prediction: NY Yanks +105 W/ Clippard

Series info that Raymond had

BEGINNING TUESDAY JUNE 5



Pittsburgh at Washington (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

The Nationals are actually showing a profit for the year (+$505), despite their last place 21-30 record, but the Pirates are one team that might be available at prices low enough to make backing them worthwhile. They’ve got a solid pair in Tom Gorzelanny (2.51 ERA in 10 starts) and Ian Snell (3.06 in 10 starts), at least one of whom should see action. PREFERRED: Gorzelanny/Snell.



Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

The Mets slapped this team when they squared off earlier this year (3-1, +$150), but the Phillies have looked much sharper in recent days (6-4, +$160 last 10) and the Mets have lost money vs. righthanders here at Shea (-$560). Philadelphia is in the black vs. righthanders (+$705) so we’ll play this series accordingly. PREFERRED: Phillies when righty meets righty.



Cincinnati at St. Louis (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

The Cardinals aren’t going to make it back into the World Series this year it seems safe to say, and we’ve avoided using them this year except in rare instances. But the Reds now hold the worst record in all of baseball (18-33, -$1870), so there is no way we can recommend them in this setting at this time. PREFERRED: None.



Houston at Colorado (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

The Rockies have posted a modest profit against righthanders (+$370) and could be an excellent value as home underdogs against Houston ace Roy Oswalt, who has looked sharp (3.36) but who has only led the Astros to wins in six of his 12 starts (-$315). Houston is one of the biggest money-burner in the National league so far in 2007 (-$1085). PREFERRED: Rockies vs. Oswalt.



San Francisco at Arizona (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

The Diamondbacks have bounced back nicely after a rough stretch, and are within easy striking distance of the division frontrunners. They’ve posted solid numbers vs. righthanders, particularly here at Chase Field (15-7, +$670), and are worth a shot against the quality hurlers in the SF rotation, as long as the price is reasonable. PREFERRED: Diamondbacks vs. righthanders at -12 or less.



L.A. Dodgers at San Diego (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

Last year the Padres dominated head to head play, taking 13 out of 18 from the Dodgers (+$925). LA has jumped out to the early lead (4-2, +$215 so far), but the Padres have been dominant against lefthanders (9-4, +$525 with 5.0 runs per game), and there is a chance they’ll be up against both Randy Wolf and Mark Hendrickson at Petco Park this week. PREFERRED: Padres vs. lefthanders.



Tampa Bay at Toronto (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

Both teams have turned a profit against lefthanders (TB +$270, Toronto +$435) but have lost a substantial amount when up against righthanders (Devil Rays -$540, Blue Jays -$1130). We’ll play this series accordingly, passing anytime righty meets righty or when southpaws square off. PREFERRED: Righthanders vs. lefthanders.



Kansas City at Cleveland (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

Hard to believe, but at the moment the Royals are winning the season series with Cleveland (2-1, +$210). Prices in this series will be through the roof, but we might steal a win with KC when they start a lefthander (Tribe only averaging 4.4 runs per game vs. southpaws). But only do if if Cleveland starts a righthander (KC +$460 in that situation on the road this year). PREFERRED: Royals lefthanders vs. righthanders.



Detroit at Texas (3) 5th, 6th, 7th

These teams are on opposite ends of the food chain right now, and the way Texas is playing they’ll be lucky to win anything from the Tigers, who are 14-9 (+$630) outside of Comerica Park this year (Rangers -$1245 overall). PREFERRED: Tigers in all games.<!-- / message --><!-- sig -->
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lloyd823679 said:

On his website he says it is a "$1000" play... just an FYI... doesn't mean it is... uppy:

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You got that right.

THANK YOU BB:toast:

KEEP THEM COMING

Vegas Pipeline
Nice hit with St Louis +15 Sunday
SF Giants E Monday


NYM Tuesday


PPoD is on Arizona



Trev Rogers -
Over 8.5 Pirates/ Nats


Ats Lock Club <HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->4 Cubs
3 W Sox



Master Sports 4.5* NYY 4 Minn/Ana under 4 Arz



charlie <HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->mlb. cincinnati-115 (500*)

mlb. milwaukee-120 (30*)

mlb. mets-150 (20*)

mlb. houston+125 (20*)

mlb. pittsburgh-110 (10*)

mlb. arizona-130 (10*) Bonus Play


KING CREOLE SPORTS (9-1 on totals last 4 days) 3* Boston/Oakl. over

TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS (20-8 MLB run) 3*Seatle

Bookie Buster said:

sds23,

Sorry to here that you can no longer track the plays it will be a great service lost to everyone.

I would like to thank you for all the time that you have put into the spreadsheet.

Thanks for jumping out and helping everyone on therx make money and I hope you contuine to help all of us here make money with your own tread.

You have shown that you are a very good capper and I wish you contuined success.

Thanks and see you around.

BB

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Thank you so much for the kind words BB. You are a class act and a true service to this entire forum with everything that you do for us. I don't know where you find all the time to contribute in all the ways that you do.

I sincerely apologize for starting something that I could not finish in regard to the service play tracking spreadsheets. And I really meant it when I said that I hope someone wishes to continue where I left off. I will be more than glad to help someone get started with them if they have questions or concerns about the process.

And I promise to not be a stranger. I will definitely pop in and say hello and wish you BOL on your posted plays. Stay solid BB! You deserve more credit and thanks than you probably get.

Perhaps I can come back with spreadsheets for the NFL football season if you post service plays for that sport (the NFL would be way less of a workload).

Thanks again BB! :toast:

Chris Jordan
<HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->Chris Jordan
Tuesday ...

1,000♦ INDIANS RUN LINE (LIST Sabathia and De La Rosa) - Lay the run and a half and the juice, absolutely.
Starting with the Royals and Jorge De La Rosa, who has struggled his last two times out, including one start against the Tribe. Seven walks led to a nine-run excursion, then, against Baltimore, he got popped for five runs in five-plus. It's one thing to give him credit for his control issues, but the bottom line is he is not pitching his best stuff, but rather grooving everything down the pipe. That's not a good thing against the hard-hitting Indians.
Especially when we have C.C. Sabathia toeing the rubber for us, as he's been Cleveland's most consistent hurler in the 2007 campaign. Sabathia, now 8-1 with a 3.78 ERA, is 11-6 with a 3.34 ERA in 23 career starts against Kansas City, and now at his best, it's hard to imagine any damage being done.
Over his last five starts against the Royals, Sabathia is 3-0. And in his last two home starts against them, he's 1-0 and has given up just one earned run over 16 innings of work. The hard-throwing southpaw is 5-0 at home this year, and this will be another easy win … I wouldn't be surprised if this one is a shutout!!!


200♦ REDS (LIST Harang and Wellemeyer) - Aaron Harang, once again, is my choice. We've made enough money throughout the season with him, and will do so once again. He's on enough of a roll that we can count on him to carry the momentum over from his first complete game of the season, clipping the Astros by allowing just two earned runs – in Houston – following an eight-inning, two earned run performance against Pittsburgh. Though Harang is 4-6 in his career against the Cardinals, he's 3-1 in his last five starts against them. Even further, he's also 3-1 in new Busch Stadium.
And the run support will be in place when the Reds face Todd Wellemeyer, who may have genuine heat down the pipe, he is apt to yield walks and home runs when he leaves his key pitches up in the zone. He sports a 7.57 ERA on the year, and isn't ready to toss wits with Harang. Play the road chalk in this one.

200♦ ROCKIES (LIST Hirsh and Rodriguez) - Colorado's Jason Hirsh is 2-5 on the season, and yes, he has a dismal 5.10 ERA. But in facing an Astros team that is 3-14 since May 10, I'll take my chances Colorado will out slug them tonight. Especially against Wandy Rodriguez, who has looked brutal in his last two starts, having given up eight earned runs over 10 innings against Cincinnati and Arizona.
Again, I know Hirsh struggled in May and has been all season, but with the run support in place for the potential power pitcher, I see Colorado adding to Houston's demise. The 'Stros are 10-17 on the highway, and catching the Rockies at the wrong time, as they enter the series having won seven of 10. Rodriguez may be 1-1 in his last three starts against the Rockies, but the 12 earned runs given up in 19 innings tells me the home chalk is the way to go in this one.

200♦ PADRES (LIST Young and Hendrickson) - The Dodgers' road trip and series with Pittsburgh spilled over to Monday night, and that won't bode well in pitcher-friendly PETCO, where I'll lay the home chalk with Chris Young tonight. San Diego's deceptive right-hander will bring his best stuff in this one, while the team will provide the run support he'll need, will come against Jason Schmidt.
Schmidt returns to the hill after a seven-week layoff that supposedly healed a sore shoulder; however I am not impressed about what I am reading in regards to a Single-A rehab and his whole Minor-League experience that was less than impressive.
San Diego came home from its East Coast junket and had a day to rest, while the Dodgers, once again, will be playing their eighth straight game – with the first seven being on the road. Look for the Padres to take advantage of the weary Dodgers, and bank the home win


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