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Graded play: Arizona D'Backs

Brandon Lang
15 DIME
Baltimore Orioles

5 DIME
NY Mets
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati Reds

Hondo
July 22, 2007 -- The Jays flew to Hondo's emotional rescue yester day, KOing the M's to reduce the IOUs to to 585 tur leys.

Today, he'll stick with 'em - 10 units on Toronto.

Alex Smart
Pick: Baltimore Orioles
Sun Jul 22 '07 4:05p

The Oakland As continue to struggle because of a lowly .185 team batting average over a ugly looking 12 game stretch. The As did muster a win yesterday, but the way they have been hitting I doubt very much they will make it two in a row here today against a Orioles pitcher Jeremy Guthrie that owns a stable 3-0 mark in his L/7 road starts along with a minuscule .179 ERA. Note: The As starting pitcher Dallas Braden has posted a bloated 7.78 ERA in his L/4 starts. Take the value price with Guthrie and the Orioles

Marc Lawrence
San Francisco Giants vs. Milwaukee

Brewers send Jason Vargas to the hill in the finales of their series with the Giants knowing he is 9-0 at home in his team starts this season. With San Francisco just 4-10 away in Game Three of a series this year, look for Milwaukee to avenge yesterday's 8-0 loss and win the bucks here today.

Play On: Milwaukee

Rocketman Sports
Chicago White Sox vs. Boston Red Sox

Garland has a 3.88 ERA overall this year and he is 4-1 with a 3.10 ERA on the road this season. Wakefield has a 6.75 ERA his last 3 starts. Wakefield is 3-8 with a 6.03 ERA overall vs Chicago White Sox since 1997. We'll recommend a small play on the Chicago White Sox today! Thanks and good luck, Rocky

Pick: White Sox

Vegas Experts
New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers
Sunday, July 22nd, 4:10 P.M. EDT

Mets have to be chagrined after beating themselves yesterday by blowing a 4-0 lead and giving up two runs on a botched double play. Look for them to rebound vs. soft-tossing LHP Hendrickson. They are 16-13 vs. LHPs, 28-22 on the road, 31-14 against the money line in road games vs. an overused bullpen that pitches more than 3.2 innings per game over the last 2 seasons and 43-25 against the money line vs. a starting pitcher with good control (less than 1.75 BB's/start) over the last 2 seasons.

Play on: New York

Robert Ross
Cincinnati Reds at Florida Marlins
Sunday, July 22nd, 1:05 P.M. EST EST

Despite last night's loss Reds are 10-6 since mid-season managerial change. Starter Arroyo in solid form with a 2.61 ERA his last three and 3.51 ERA this year in 11 road starts with just 5 HR allowed. Supporting angle says to Play On - Road teams when the money line is +125 to -125 (CINCINNATI) - with a starting pitcher whose WHIP is 1.350 to 1.450 on the season-NL, where team's hitters strike out 7 or more times/game on the season. (60-27 over the last 5 seasons.)
Good Luck. - Robert Ross

Play on: Cincinnati

Sports Gambling Hotline
Tampa Bay at NY YANKEES (-210)

Today we go back to the tried-and-true as we lay the run-and-a-half with the New York Yankees over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
Yesterday these teams played a double-header, and the Yankees took it to the Rays outscoring them 24-8 along the way!
Tampa does have their best pitcher going today, but the Yankees had little trouble handling James Shields the last time they faced him on July 12th, as they got to Shields for 5 runs in 6 innings of work.
Andy Pettitte picked up the win that night, as he worked 6 innings of 3 run ball for the "W". New York has got too much at stake in this second half, and the wins are now coming in bunches - 7 of them in the last 9 games - so look for the Yanks to handle matters by another lop-sided margin this afternoon.

Play on the Yankees on the RUN LINE.

3♦ YANKEES -1 1/2 RUN

Chuck Franklin
San Francisco at MILWAUKEE (-135)

It’s hard to believe that the lowly Giants have won the first two games of this series with the first place Brewers, but I certainly don’t expect to see them get the sweep. Milwaukee has more talent in their lineup and in their pitching rotation, and those first two wins are a fluke. This Brewers team has an incredible home record, winning 35 of their 52 games in Miller Park this season. San Francisco has lost 12 of their last 17 road games.
Taking the mound for the Brewers is Claudio Vargas, who is a winning 7-2 on the season. The Brewers have been winners in each of his last nine home starts, and are 4-0 in his last four trips to the mound as a favorite of this much. He also has a winning career record vs. the Giants. Getting the start for San Francisco is southpaw Barry Zito. He has a losing 7-9 record on the season, and the Giants have lost the game in six of his last seven starts. The Brewers are going to come out strong to defend their home record, and they already have the edge they need to get this win today.

3♦ BREWERS

Michael Cannon
San Francisco (+120) at MILWAUKEE

Take the Giants at a plus return today over Milwaukee.
San Francisco will start Barry Zito as they look for the three-game sweep over the Brewers.
Zito looked dominant in his first start after the All-Star break, allowing one earned run with five hits, no walks and eight strikeouts over seven innings in a 4-2 win over the Cubs on Tuesday.
I think you'll see a much better Zito in the second half of the season. He's too good a pitcher to go a whole year like he was in the first half of the season.
The Brewers have lost three of their last four and are only 7-10 this month as they try to hold off the Cubs for the division lead.
Claudio Vargas will start for Milwaukee and he's 1-1 with a 6.19 ERA over his last three starts.
Take the Giants at a plus return as they pull off the sweep in Milwaukee.

3♦ SAN FRANCISCO

Bobby Maxwell
St. Louis (+110) at ATLANTA

Atlanta has won five of seven against the Cardinals dating back to last season and the Braves have outscored St. Louis 26-11 in their current four-game series.
On the mound for the Cardinals is Brad Thompson (6-4, 5.06 ERA). This is going to be Thompson's first start against the Braves but he faced them in relief once and threw two scoreless innings in an 8-1 home loss.
For Atlanta, Jo-Jo Reyes (0-1, 8.68 ERA) is making his third career start and he allowed four runs in 6 1/3 innings Tuesday in a 6-5 loss to the Reds. In his big-league debut he lasted just three innings of an 8-5 loss to the Padres.
The Cardinals' offense usually shows up for Thompson as they are 9-3 in his last 12 outings and 2-1 in his last three. He's allowed more thnan three runs just once in his last four starts and the Cardinals are 7-3 in his last 10 and in those seven wins they've scored no fewer than four runs.
Load up on Thompson and the Cardinals today as they unload on Reyes and the Braves. Play St. Louis.

3♦ ST. LOUIS

Karl Garrett
Cincinnati (-120) at FLORIDA

Yesterday I gave you the Reds, and they were there until a huge 8-run inning did them in late. Today that won't be the case as Bronson Arroyo is capable of taking Cincy deep into this ball game without allowing many runs to score.
Arroyo is returning to form, and his last start at Atlanta was a gem as he worked 7 full innings on shutout baseball while allowing only 3 hits, and striking out 9.
I like Arroyo to do it again today against Florida as Cincinnati avoids the sweep.
Rick Vanden Hurk has been pretty much untested this year, and while he is coming off of a win, the kid only was able to work the minimum 5 innings before giving way to the bullpen. In his 5 starts this year, Vanden Hurk has not gone past the 6th inning in any of the 5 starts.
Look for the Reds to exact some revenge after dropping the first two of this weekend set.

Reds to roll behind Arroyo.

4♦ CINCINNATI

Dave Cokin
Take "(903) STL Cardinals"

I couldn't have enjoyed the Braves romp over the Cardinals more Saturday night, but now I'll try and bite the hand that just fed me. The Cardinals have a great record when Brad Thompson starts and I see them getting to Atlanta's Jo Jo Reyes early. Reyes looks really fringy to me, as he hits way too many bats and lacks an out pitch. I think he's overmatched at this level, and at today's price St. Louis represents strong value.

Jim Feist
Take "Under"

Jake Peavy has been a model of consistency this season for the Padres. The Alabama native is 9-4 on the season with a 2.38 era. Jake hasn't allowed more than three earned runs in any of his last six starts. Add the fact that the Padres have one of the top bullpens in the league and you can see why his last four games have gone UNDER. J.D. Durbin starts for Philly and while he's 1-2 with 9.00 era mainly from the pen, his one road start was a nice win at the Dodgers where he allowed just one earned run in six innings work. The Padres don't give Peavy a lot of run support so don't look for many runs in this contest. Padres pitching and mediocre hitting will keep this game UNDER.

Sunday Horse Racing Spot Picks

SPOT PLAYS

For Sunday
TRACK (RACE) HORSE, MORNING LINE
Arlington Park (4th) Park at Dark, 3-1
(9th) Lil Minniet, 4-1
Belmont Park (4th) Nor'easterner, 3-1
(5th) Nordberg, 3-1
Calder Race Course (3rd) Wizard's Glass, 4-1
(6th) Finallymadeit, 8-1
Canterbury Park (5th) Audiahvo, 5-1
(9th) Seneca Summer, 4-1
Charles Town (4th) Robin's Prospect, 4-1
(7th) Indy's Sensation, 6-1
Colonial Downs (4th) Minister of Piece, 6-1
(9th) Painted Face, 8-1
Del Mar (6th) Le Cirque, 4-1
(7th) Smart Hit, 8-1
Delaware Park (8th) Don't be Chicken, 7-2
(9th) Tri Pro, 3-1
Ellis Park (2nd) Master Barry, 9-2
(3rd) Mucky Muck, 4-1
Emerald Downs (5th) Stormburn, 9-2
(9th) Bemuse, 4-1
Finger Lakes (1st) Mad Bob Cat, 9-2
(6th) Evermon, 8-1
Fort Erie (7th) GT's Baccaratbaby, 7-2
(8th) Big Sister Carolyn, 8-1
Hastings Park (4th) Masterpeach, 7-2
(8th) Sir Luther, 3-1
Lone Star Park (3rd) Harley Girl, 7-2
(4th) Sly Trader, 3-1
Louisiana Downs (8th) No Better Chance, 7-2
(9th) Rowdy Assembly, 6-1
Monmouth Park (5th) Fabled, 7-2
(9th) Trying Brian, 5-1
Mountaineer (5th) Morethanrisque, 9-2
(6th) Rocketry, 4-1
Northlands (6th) Silver Sky, 7-2
(8th) Devon Dancer, 3-1
Philadelphia Park (3rd) Dreamabull, 7-2
(4th) She's Not For Sale, 4-1
River Downs (9th) The Potters Hand, 7-2
(11th) O'Riain, 6-1
Suffolk Downs (5th) Girlsjuswanahavfun, 9-2
(7th) Edgarsflyingkite, 3-1
Thistledown (10th) Royal Recognition, 7-2
(14th) What Now Wynn, 3-1
Woodbine (3rd) Be Envied, 7-2
(10th) West Beware, 3-1

EDDIE READ H. (G1), 3RD-DMR, $400,000, 3YO/UP, 1 1/8MT, 3:00 P.M. (PDT), 7-22

PP HORSE TRAINER JOCKEY WT
1 FAST AND FURIOUS (FR) MCANALLY RONALD ESPINOZA V 115
2 OUT OF CONTROL (BRZ) FRANKEL ROBERT J BAZE M C 115
3 ROB ROY DRYSDALE NEIL FLORES D R 117
4 ATLANDO (IRE) VIENNA DARRELL PEDROZA M A 114
5 AFTER MARKET SHIRREFFS JOHN SOLIS A 120
6 VALIANT EFFORT SISE CLIFFORD JR ENRIQUEZ I D 110

A compact field of six will contest Sunday's $400,000 Eddie Read H. (G1) at Del Mar, and Charles Whittingham Memorial H. (G1) hero AFTER MARKET (Storm Cat) looks super tough. However, we'll try to beat the favorite with ROB ROY (Lear Fan).

A Group 2 winner in England, Rob Roy finished an excellent second to multiple highweight Pride in the 1 1/4-mile Champion S. (Eng-G1) last October and shipped to the United States for the Breeders' Cup Mile (G1), in which he finished a highly creditable fifth following a nightmarish trip. Transferred to Neil Drysdale thereafter, Rob Roy rallied late to be fifth, beaten three lengths, in the 1 1/16-mile Citation H. (G1) next out in late November. The dark bay will make his five-year-old debut in the Eddie Read and runs well fresh, earning his Group 2 win last season off a similar layoff. The added ground will likely benefit the late runner, and we don't expect him to be so far back with so much to do in his third start stateside. The classy Rob Roy will offer some value.

After Market will enter the Eddie Read at the top of his game and is three-for-five at nine furlongs, winning a Grade 2 and Grade 3 event last season. He's really come on at four for conditioner John Shirreffs, taking the 1 1/16-mile Inglewood H. (G3) in convincing fashion two starts back before derailing Lava Man (Slew City Slew) in the 10-furlong Whittingham. He earned a whopping 110 BRIS Speed rating last time, and After Market looks tough to beat.

OUT OF CONTROL (Brz) (Vettori) must be given a chance for the upset. Group 1-placed in Brazil, the four-year-old recorded four allowance starts before making his U.S. stakes debut a winning one in the American Invitational H. (G2) last out, rallying gamely to nod The Tin Man (Affirmed) in the 1 1/8-mile affair. The Bobby Frankel trainee has earned BRIS Late Pace ratings as high as 107, and Out of Control could make an impact under Michael Baze with further improvement.

FAST AND FURIOUS (Fr) (Singspiel [Ire]) finished a close third in the American last time, but the Ron McAnally charge has never run well over Del Mar's turf before (4-0-0-0), finishing last of seven in the 2006 Eddie Read. We can't recommend his chances here.

ATLANDO (Ire) (Hernando [Fr]) owns some back class, but his recent form (unplaced in last three outings) is discouraging. Maiden winner VALIANT EFFORT (Bertrando), After Market's entrymate and expected pacesetter, has been scratched.
TRACK BANDIT SELECTIONS: 1st-ROB ROY
2nd-AFTER MARKET
3rd-OUT OF CONTROL (Brz)

TRACKMASTER RACE OF THE DAY


Today's Free Race: Ellis Park for Sunday July 22, 2007
Handicapped by The Turf Club Analysts at Ellis Park


Ellis Park - Race #2 - Post: 1:08pm


Rating: 4


Choice Plays:


#1 ORGANIZING CHAOS (ML=6/1)



ORGANIZING CHAOS - The rider and trainer combination have a favorable ROI when they combine forces. Have to make this gelding a serious competitor; he comes off a solid effort on Jun 30th. This gelding likes to lay just off the pace and the way things shape up here, he should get a gorgeous trip. Just check out his most recent fig, 79. That one fits well in this bunch.


Vulnerable Contenders: #3 FIREY NEW LOVE (ML=5/2), #4 DADDYS SHOES (ML=3/1), #5 TWICE TOO MUCH (ML=4/1)


FIREY NEW LOVE - Not a value play to back the favorite when he continues to lose time and time again when favored. The speed figure last time around the track doesn't fit very well in this clash when I look at the class figure of today's contest. Mark this horse as a vulnerable competitor. DADDYS SHOES - The speed figure last time out doesn't fit very well in this race when I look at the class rating of today's race. Mark this entrant as a questionable contender. TWICE TOO MUCH - Hard to put your dough on the win end of any thoroughbred that finishes second and third as often as this horse does. Notched a disappointing rating last time around the track in a $5,000 Claiming race on July 6th. Not likely to see an improved performance off of that figure.



STRAIGHT WAGERS:
Go with #1 ORGANIZING CHAOS on top if we're getting at least 1/1 odds
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BRIAN GABRIELLE

Take Tiger Woods (11-4), 1/6 unit: He’s going for three in a row at the Open, wife and child at home. I understand the distraction of the new father but Nick Faldo points out that he and others have won majors with newborns. And Tiger’s practical precision last year in Liverpool is likely to be aped by other would-be contenders who can’t play six-irons to birdie range like he can. Look for renewed focus after hosting in D.C. and his acute awareness of history, and the fact that the Royal Bank of Scotland routinely advertises Jack as the best major winner of all time. Take Sergio Garcia (34-1), 1/6 unit: What can you say. He should have already won a major, probably several. He’s got a bit of Mickelson in him on the aggressiveness front but the bigger weakness is putting. He’ll put it together one day, I imagine, and it may as well be in the Open, where he’s finished T5 the last two years. Take Graeme McDowell (101-1), 1/6 unit: He doesn’t play much in the states. After 15 starts on Tour last year he’s been pretty much full-time on the European Tour this year. He finished T11 in the Open in 2005 and is coming off a T11 at last week’s Scottish Open. He doesn’t do anything spectacularly well but he’s steady, finds greens and he’s a good putter. He’s worked for this week, according to his Web site: "Like last year, I had to go through 36-hole qualifying to make it to Carnoustie, but now I’m here and ready for whatever the course throws at me."

Big Al Mcmordie

Prediction: Minnesota Twins

Just how much better is the American League than the National League right now? Not only have they been dominating interleague play recently (427-329 over the past 3 years and 4 years in a row of winning Interleague play), and winning all the All-Star games, but consider this stat as we head into the stretch of 2007: If the season were to end right now, the Seattle Mariners would not make the playoffs in the American League, but at 54-40 (.574), not only would they make the playoffs in the National League, but they would have the best record and home field through the postseason all the way through the NL Championship series. Another AL team that is not likely to make the playoffs at this point is the Minnesota Twins, but if they can keep this nucleus together AND get Francisco Liriano back in the Spring, then they will definitely be a team to watch next season. For now, guys like young righthanded starter Matt Garza have to pick up the slack and so far in his second stint with the Major League club, he is doing just that. Garza has yet to give up a run in two starts since being called up at the start of July. He finally looks like he will fulfill the promise the Twins have had for him since he made his professional baseball debut only two years ago. The Twins go for the three game sweep of the AL West-leading Angels and the way they're playing right now there is no reason to expect that they won't pull it off.

Take Minnesota. As always, good luck...Al McMordie

Wise Owl Syndicate - Reds and Marlins over 9.5


Straley Group Seattle Mariners


John Ryan

Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Arizona - Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone 32-19 and has made 34.8 units since 1997. Play on road teams that are bad offensive teams scoring <=4.1 runs/game and with a starting pitcher whose ERA is 4.70 to 5.20 on the season and is now facing a good starting pitcher sporting an ERA<=3.70. Arizona has a solid bullpen had they close games out. This does not bode well for the Cubs. Note that CHICAGO CUBS are 13-23 (-17.3 Units) against the money line in home games vs. a good bullpen that converts on 75%+ of their save opportunities over the last 2 seasons. CHICAGO CUBS are 10-28 (-18.4 Units) against the money line when playing against a marginal winning team with a win Percentage 51% to 54% over the last 2 seasons. Despite playing so well this year the Cubs have not been a good investment at home under certain lines. Note that they are just 6-10 and -10 units this season and 17-29 and -29.6 units over the past 3 seasons when the home line is -150 to -175. Also note that a line movement outside of this range would in NO way alter the grading of this play. The grading is the final result of the AiS. The slight differences in the probabilities of ATS and SU wins are only shown as just 1 example of the many modules involved in the neural net. Differing probabilities do not make one play stronger than another. Remember always that the reason we are making this play is due to the AiS grading. The supplemental info, angles, and systems serve only to reinforce the grading. Take the Diamondbacks

Sebastian
7* CLE
10* MIL
20* CIN
20* CWS/BOS OVER
20* SEA/TOR Under
20* KC/DET Under

Trev Rogers

July 22, 2007
62-47-1 Last 55 days
101-68-3 Last 172 selections
1. Rockies -117
2. Brewers -134
3. Royals vs. Tigers Under 9.5

 
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Today's MLB Picks

Seattle at Toronto

While Roy Halladay has been tough at home this season (6-1, 3.73), he has struggled recently with a 1-2 record and 5.32 ERA in his last four starts overall. The downturn started against the Mariners on June 30 when the former Cy Young winner allowed three runs and 10 hits over six innings in an 8-3 loss. In Felix Hernandez' last road start, he gave up just two hits in a 4-0 win over the A's on July 7. He's also had success in Toronto with a 1-0 record and 1.93 ERA in two career starts. The Mariners look like a good underdog (+140) today according to Dunkel, which has Seattle favored straight up by 1. Dunkel Pick: Seattle (+140). Here are all of today's games.
<TABLE cellSpacing=4 cellPadding=4 width=537><TBODY><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>SUNDAY, JULY 22
Time Posted: 8:00 a.m. EST
</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 901-902: Cincinnati at Florida
Dunkel Ratings: Cincinnati (Arroyo) 16.083; Florida (Vanden Hurk) 16.321
Dunkel Line: Florida by 1/2; 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Cincinnati (-120); 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Florida (+120); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 903-904: St. Louis at Atlanta
Dunkel Ratings: St. Louis (Thompson) 16.158; Atlanta (Reyes) 16.060
Dunkel Line: St. Louis by 1/2; 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Atlanta (-120); 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: St. Louis (+120); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 905-906: Colorado at Washington
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado (Fogg) 16.921; Washington (Redding) 15.390
Dunkel Line: Colorado by 1 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Colorado (-119); 9
Dunkel Pick: Colorado (-119); Under</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 907-908: Houston at Pittsburgh
Dunkel Ratings: Houston (Williams) 14.773; Pittsburgh (Youman) 15.299
Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Pittsburgh (-115); 9
Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (-115); Under</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 909-910: San Francisco at Milwaukee
Dunkel Ratings: San Francisco (Zito) 15.338; Milwaukee (Vargas) 15.202
Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 1/2; 10
Vegas Line: Milwaukee (-135); 9
Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (+135); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 911-912: Arizona at Chicago Cubs
Dunkel Ratings: Arizona (Petit) 15.156; Cubs (Marshall) 16.337
Dunkel Line: Chicago Cubs by 1; 8
Vegas Line: Chicago Cubs (-185); No Run Line
Dunkel Pick: Chicago Cubs (-185); N/A</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 913-914: Philadelphia at San Diego
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia (Durbin) 16.485; San Diego (Peavy) 15.252
Dunkel Line: Philadelphia by 1; 8 1/2
Vegas Line: San Diego (-240); 7 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (+240); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 915-916: NY Mets at LA Dodgers
Dunkel Ratings: NY Mets (Hernandez) 16.904; LA Dodgers (Stults) 15.992
Dunkel Line: NY Mets by 1; 11
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 917-918: Seattle at Toronto
Dunkel Ratings: Seattle (Hernandez) 17.033; Toronto (Halladay) 15.914
Dunkel Line: Seattle by 1; 7
Vegas Line: Toronto (-140); 8 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Seattle (+140); Under</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 919-920: Tampa Bay at NY Yankees
Dunkel Ratings: Tampa Bay (Shields) 15.333; NY Yankees (Pettitte) 16.804
Dunkel Line: NY Yankees by 1 1/2; 11
Vegas Line: NY Yankees (-205); 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: NY Yankees (-205); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 921-922: Kansas City at Detroit
Dunkel Ratings: Kansas City (Bannister) 16.729; Detroit (Robertson) 18.284
Dunkel Line: Detroit by 1 1/2; 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Detroit (-180); 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Detroit (-180); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 923-924: Chicago White Sox at Boston
Dunkel Ratings: White Sox (Garland) 15.915; Boston (Wakefield) 16.991
Dunkel Line: Boston by 1; 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Boston (-165); 10
Dunkel Pick: Boston (-165); Over</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 925-926: LA Angels at Minnesota
Dunkel Ratings: LA Angels (Saunders) 16.652; Minnesota (Garza) 17.020
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1/2; 8
Vegas Line: Minnesota (-120); 9 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota (-120); Under</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 927-928: Baltimore at Oakland
Dunkel Ratings: Baltimore (Guthrie) 17.319; Oakland (Braden) 14.373
Dunkel Line: Baltimore by 3; 8 1/2
Vegas Line: Baltimore (-115); 9
Dunkel Pick: Baltimore (-115); Under</TD></TR><TR><TD style="HEIGHT: 12.75pt" width=521 height=17>Game 929-930: Cleveland at Texas
Dunkel Ratings: Cleveland (Byrd) 15.314; Texas (Tejeda) 15.533
Dunkel Line: Texas by 1/2; 9 1/2
Vegas Line: Cleveland (-152); 11
Dunkel Pick: Texas (+152); Under</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
 
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3* PADRES - REDS - INDIANS
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At 1:05pm our selection is on the Cincinnati Reds and Florida Marlins 'under' the total. Reds veteran righthander Bronson Arroyo appears to be showing signs that he is going to return to the form he had last year which saw him go 14-11 with an ERA of 3.29 in 35 starts for the Reds and which made him an All-Star. So far, in two second half starts, Arroyo is 1-1 with a 1.93 ERA and only eleven hits and three walks in fourteen innings. Speaking of All-Star games, it was Florida's promising young (22 year old) righty Rick Vanden Hurk who pitched a scoreless inning at the July 9 Futures Game to get the win for the World Team, and now he is trying to make a case for a regular spot in the Marlins rotation. And he may have earned that spot with five scoreless innings last Tuesday at home against the Cardinals. Vanden Hurk is a strikeout pitcher (38Ks in only 34 innings so far) and that should serve him well against the Reds who are the Kings of Ks in the NL with a league-leading 707 team strikeouts by their free-swinging hitters. Seven of the last 10 games played between these two in Florida have gone a total of nine runs or less. Take the 'under'.

At 8:35pm our selection is on the Cleveland Indians over the Texas Rangers. Things are going from bad to very bad for the Rangers. Already in the cellar of the AL West after the midway point of the season, Texas, at 42-55, is dangerously close to having the worst record in all of baseball. And the Rangers recently added Kenny Lofton (toe) to their long list of walking wounded that includes 3b Hank Blalock (rib), 2b Ian Kinsler (foot), SP Vicente Padilla (tricep), and RP and top setup man Akinori Otsuka (forearm). Sammy Sosa also had to leave Saturday's game, but should be OK to play today. There is an additional distraction that involves 1B Mark Teixeira, who it is rumored will be traded before the July 31 deadline. The Rangers will no doubt have to begin a rebuilding process next season, and that rebuilding had better include some starting pitching. Right now, theirs is about the worst in baseball, including tonight's starter Robinson Tejeda, who might not be around much longer if he continues to pitch like he has -- his biggest problem being that he gives up far too many free passes to opposing hitters. Cleveland is still surprisingly in the thick of the pennant chase thanks to guys like veteran righthander Paul Byrd, who is the antithesis of Tejeda and probably the best control pitcher in baseball having given up a total of eight walks in 108 innings pitched this season. The Tribe has dominated this series in Texas over the past year having taken six of the last seven games played in Arlington. Take Cleveland. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.
 

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My Oddsmaker's Error is on the LA Angels at 2:10 ET. Al Saunders didn't make his first start for the Angels last year until after the All Star break but did an excellent job, as the Angels went 10-2 in his starts. He began this year in the rotation with Colon on the DL and made three April starts, going 2-0 with a 1.96 ERA (team was 2-1). When Colon returned, Saunders was back in Triple-A. In June, he was re-called two different times (6/2 and 6/22) for 'spot' starts and each time produced. He went six innings in both outings with the Angels winning each time. That makes him 3-0 with a 2.97 ERA in five starts (team is 4-1). He's shown an uncanny ability to come through in "the bigs" when called upon. Minnesota will counter with Matt Garza (1-1, 0.00), who is making his fourth appearance and third start of the season. He is coming off an outstanding outing Tuesday, when he gave up just one unearned run in seven innings, but was out-pitched by Detroit's Nate Robertson in a 1-0 loss. While Garza has been great in limited action this year, I well remember his nine starts last year when he went 3-6 with a 5.76 ERA. Despite some recent struggles, the Angels are still 43-29 vs right-handers this year, averaging 4.9 RPG, while the Twins are sub-500 vs left-handers, at 13-15 (minus-$500). LA avoided a sweep at Tampa on Thursday behind Escobar and will do the same here behind the ever-reliable Saunders. Better yet, we're taking a small price. Oddsmaker's Error on the LA Angels.

Good Luck...Larry

Larry Ness' 15* Pitching Mismatch of the Week (100th this season / 74-25 Y-T-D!)
My 15* play is on the Mil Brewers at 2:05 ET. I've lost with the Brewers each of the last two days but I am certainly not 'chasing' here. This game is truly a pitching mismatch, as long as one looks only at the "numbers" and NOT the names on the back of the jerseys. Barry Zito may be the $126 million man but prior to his excellent effort last Tuesday at Wrigley where he went seven innings (allowing just five hits and one ER) in a 4-2 win, he had gone 0-4 in a six-start stretch (team was 0-6) with a 7.42 ERA! This year, the Giants are just 8-11 in his starts (minus-$273). He doesn't match up well vs the Milwaukee lineup (on June 20 allowed six ERs in four innings at Miller Park), as the Brewers are 14-7 vs left-handers here at Miller Park plus 13-6 overall in day games at home. Like Zito, Milwaukee's Claudio Vargas started last Tuesday as well, as the Brewers edged the D'backs, 3-2. So what else is new? Milwaukee is 13-3 (plus-$1.074) in Vargas' starts this year, the third-best mark among starters in '07. In nine home starts, Vargas is 5-0 with the team going a perfect 9-0! Despite two straight wins against Milwaukee righties Suppan and Bush, one can't ignore San Fran's sad 28-40 (minus-$1,310) mark vs right-handers this year, including 13-22 on the road. Bonds is 0-for-6 in the first two games of this series (may not play here) and note that the Giants haven't swept a three-game series on the road since April 24-26 at Dodger Stadium, while the Brewers have not been swept at Miller Park since September 1-3 by Florida. Pitching Mismatch of the Week 15* Mil Brewers.

Good Luck...Larry

Scott Spreitzer's 26-2, 93% Diamond Dominator GOM! -- 7-0, 100% Run!
I'm laying the price with the Brewers on Sunday. To say Barry Zito regrets his off-season decision to travel across the bay may be the understatement of the year. Zito could do no wrong with the Oakland A's. Since signing with the Giants he has done very little right. He was absolutely rocked in his only start against Milwaukee this season and the lefty has put up bad daytime and road numbers. Zito owns a 5.43 ERA & 1.53 WHIP in 11 away outings as a Giant, and the team is just 1-6 in his last seven starts overall. His ERA during the current down-swing is a hefty 6.27! SFO is 19-31 against winning teams in 2007, they're 12-19 in day action, and 4-10 as a road dog in this price range. Milwaukee counters with Claudio Vargas. The Brewers are a perfect 9-0 when he starts at Miller Park this season. They're also 5-0 with Vargas when the opposition throws a southpaw, 8-1 as a fave, and 4-1 in day games. That's a combined, 26-2 play-on situation. It's just a horrible spot for the Giants and a great one for Milwaukee. We'll back the Brewers to avoid the weekend sweep with a win today. Milwaukee is our Diamond Dominator GOM. Thanks! GL! Scott.

Scott Spreitzer's American League Game of the Week!
I'm laying the price with the Indians on Sunday night. The Tribe are 46-25 as a favorite this season and should have little trouble adding to the win column against Robinson Tejada. The Texas righty has put up very bad numbers in day action and in home games. The Rangers are 3-6 in his nine home starts and he's been popped for a 6.33 ERA & 1.70 WHIP. Tejada has been absolutely miserable in his last seven starts, overall, with a 7.36 ERA & 2.15 WHIP. His team has won just 30 of 76 chances as an underdog this season and they're 28-40 in night games. Cleveland will counter with Paul Byrd, who's been masterful away from the Jake. Byrd has made eight road starts where he owns a 1.19 WHIP & 3.67 ERA. With the way Cleveland knocks around righties, we'll back the Tribe on Sunday night. The Indians are the play. Thanks! GL! Scott.
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Cincinnati Reds at Florida Marlins
Sunday, July 22nd, 1:05 P.M. EST EST

Despite last night's loss Reds are 10-6 since mid-season managerial change. Starter Arroyo in solid form with a 2.61 ERA his last three and 3.51 ERA this year in 11 road starts with just 5 HR allowed. Supporting angle says to Play On - Road teams when the money line is +125 to -125 (CINCINNATI) - with a starting pitcher whose WHIP is 1.350 to 1.450 on the season-NL, where team's hitters strike out 7 or more times/game on the season. (60-27 over the last 5 seasons.)
Good Luck. - Robert Ross


poa 1* Detroit
Poa 1* minny under


Hawkeye Sports Free pick
<HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->Take MINNESOTA W/GARZA -115 OVER THE ANGELS



EZ Winners

1 STAR: (903) ST. LOUIS (+$107) over Atlanta
(Listing Thompson and Reyes)
(Risking $100 to win $107)

1 STAR: (923) CHICAGO (+$143) over Boston
(Listing Garland only)
(Risking $100 to win $143)

1 STAR: (926) MINNESOTA (-$115) over LA Angels
(Listing Garza only)

(Risking $115 to win $100
1 STAR: OVER 9.5 (-$120) St. Louis @ Atlanta
(Action)
(Risking $120 to win $100)

1 STAR: OVER 9.5 (-$105) Cincinnati @ Florida
(Action)
(Risking $105 to win $100)

1 STAR: OVER 11 (-$105) Cleveland @ Texas
(Action)
(Risking $105 to win $100)


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sunday july 22, 2007

mlb. philadelphia @ san diego under 8 runs (500*)

mlb. atlanta-120 (30*)

mlb. colorado-120 (20*)

mlb. san francisco+125 (20*)

mlb. toronto-135 (10*)

mlb. cincinnati-105 (10*) Bonus Play


CALIFORINA SPORTS

4* Astros/Pirates OVER 9 runs


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[FONT=verdana, arial, helvetica]300♦ Orioles at Athletics[/FONT]

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Nice that you are back infoguy.... doesn't appear that you posted his plays though...
 
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<HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->Sebastian-UNDER Reds
Frank Kennedy-OVER Cleveland
OTM-OVER Cleveland
Computer Boys-Milwaukee

Stan Sharp - Double Dime

Angels +115

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SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2007
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
901 REDS+105 SB
904 BRAVES-115 SB
915 NYM-130 SB
918 BJAYS-125 SB
925 ANGELS+110 SB
930 RANGERS+120 SB
GOOD LUCK!


Robert Ferringo's Picks for 7/22

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Yesterday:
4 units DET -1.5 won
2 units COLO -1 lost
2 units CUBS -1 lost

Today:
5-Unit Cleveland
3-Unit New York Mets
3-Unit Colorado
2-Unit Detroit
2-Unit Detroit -1.5
1-Unit Baltimore


Bob Balfe
YTD = 86-71

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Seattle under 8.5 -120
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PPod <HR style="COLOR: #a8a8a8" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->Power Play of the Day

Cleveland Indians -140 (Byrd) 8:35 eastern


Russ Culver +22.08u ytd bases
Reds +103
Giants +120
Phillies +190
Dodgers +123
Mariners +115
Devil Rays +168
Royals +155
White Sox +129
Orioles +105
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chicago hotsides
+56.25u for 2007 baseball
-72.11u for 2006 baseball


2 unit bets:

Cinncy -110
St.L +105
Col. -115
Hou. -110
S F +125
AZ +147
Sea +113
Minn -110
Minn Under 9.5 -120

1 unit Bets:

KC +160
CWS +100
Cinncy Over 9.5 +105
Was Under 9 -105
Tor. Under 8.5 -115
Tex Over 11 -105
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All Star Sports comp. is Milwaukee.


Jim Barnes (Sports Update)
YTD = 32-28

MLB
Philadelphia +230
Texas +140
Washington under 9
Oakland under 9


Winner Line comp. is OVER Cleveland.


Panhandle
1.5 Units NY Yankees Over 9.5


Beat the Bookie

July 22nd
St. Louis Cardinals vs Atlanta Braves
Game is: OVER 10 runs



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TODAY’S “3 UNIT” BEST BET TOTAL (Phillies at Padres UNDER 8 in a 4:05 eastern start-------Durbin versus Peavy): I want to take all of you back to the opener of this 4-game weekend series which features a pitching rich team (San Diego) against an offensive juggernaut (Philadelphia). Back on Thursday these two teams combined to cross the plate ONCE in an incredible pitchers duel which featured Phillies ace Cole Hamels and Chris Young of the Padres who just happens to lead all of baseball in the ERA department. In the past two days Philadelphia has come out a winner as theie top-ranked NL offense has generated a grand total of 19 RUNS. The bottom line is that San Diego desperately needs a dominant performance this afternoon from their second-best starter in order to gain a series split and stay one game out in the NL Western Division chase. This is yet another one of those picks where I feel the oddsmakers have made a loud statement as we have a very low total even though the high octane Phillies have played above the spot in all starts made by rookie J.D. Durbin who got an incredible 15 runs of support earlier this week at Dodger Stadium. Today’s total is also low even though San Diego’s Jake Peavy has NOT won a decision in one solid MONTH. At one point it seemed that Peavy was the front runner in the chase for the NL Cy Young award, but he has fallen on some hard times. In his initial assignment after the All Star Break, the Padres delayed it slightly so Peavy could recover from sore biceps that also limited his role in the All Star game. If the Padres are indeed going to win this afternoon since they are a prohibitive favorite, Peavy is going to have to find a way to hold down Philly slugger Ryan Howard who smacked a pair of homers and drove in FIVE runs last night. In the past 22 games alone, Howard has driven in a grand total of 28 runs. However my research indicates that he is 0-FOR-6 in his career against Peavy which has included 3 STRIKEOUTS. Once again today’s total is very low considering that the Phillies in the past week have played above the total SIX times. The fact of the matter is that Peavy (2.30 ERA) is 3-1 UNDER the past four times he has faced the Phiadelphia lineup. One of the reasons why he has failed to pick up a victory in the past month is because his San Diego teammates have supported Peavy at the plate with a grand total of just SEVEN runs in 4 starts combined. The last time Peavy pitched in spacious Petco Park, the Padres were SHUTOUT. So far this campaign Peavy is 8-3 UNDER when pitching in front of the home fans. But the big news is that Peavy is a dazzling 14-3 UNDER/HOME the past three years in the second-half of the season. Normally Sunday features very high scoring affairs due to the fact that most teams are playing during the DAY where the baseball in general travels further. But San Diego has bucked that trend by going 17-6 UNDER the spot so far this campaign when playing during the DAY. Note that this is the first afternoon affair in this 4-game weekend series. Following today’s contest Philadelphia will be flying east to begin a long homestand in Citizens Bank Park which is nothing more than a bandbox. But for one more day, they will be playing in spacious Petco Park which has been a pitchers paradise ever since the gates to the facility opened.
 

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Glad to see Brandon Lang is on the opposite side of me and it is his biggest play. Now i know im looking good.
 

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Glad to see Brandon Lang is on the opposite side of me and it is his biggest play. Now i know im looking good.
wouldnt be too confident, hes winning week is on the line and he usually wins in these situations! Not like hes been cold as hell as of late ne ways, hes been doing well
 
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OVERALL RECORD: 99-73-1 -305

Sides: 32-25-1 +$460

Totals: 36-20 +1400 (8-0 +$800 in the last 2 days)

ML: 31-28 -$2165

Based on a $100 Bettor

(If you played just sides & totals record would be 68-45-1 +$1860/60% winning.)



Seattle 74 at New York 71


Houston 74 at Connecticut 78

San Antonio 75 at Chicago 70

Minnesota 79 at Phoenix 85


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[FONT=verdana, arial, helvetica]Im back fellas im damn near all moved in talk about a freaking trip.[/FONT]
Welcome back! But I don't see the plays? Is this an add for Onio? Just a thought...
 
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wouldnt be too confident, hes winning week is on the line and he usually wins in these situations! Not like hes been cold as hell as of late ne ways, hes been doing well


lets just say i am very confident in the A's
 

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