29-19-1 +33.14
All lines at Bookmaker. Idea is to go 2-1 here...
2* Texas/Toronto UNDER 8.5 -105
I really look for Halladay to dominate the now weak Texas lineup. No true leadoff hitter and no cleanup hitter, I see Halladay going 7-8 innings strong of 1 or 2 run ball. 6 of his last 10 starts have gone under, and his ERA over his last 3 outings is an outstanding 1.12. If my thought process on Halladay is right on, Millwood can afford to give up a few mistakes and we still have a great shot at hitting this total. I'm thinking Jays win 6-1.
2* LAA/Oakland UNDER 9 -105
Going back to this one again. We got absolutely screwed last night with the Donnie Murphy bullshit homer in the 9th, but this one looks even better. As Saunders did tonight for the Halos, I like Moseley to go 6 solid innings of 2 run ball. Just had a good start his last outing. DiNardo got rocked in his last outing in Seattle, but just like pretty much every other A's starter has better home numbers at McAfee than on the road. The under is 35-15 at McAfee Coliseum this season, and I challenge to see a second straight over in this series. As long as neither starter gets hammered, I think this is a great play.
2* St. Louis/Washington UNDER 9 Even
I've been smacked around the last couple days playing Nats under's in RFK, but I'm going to try it one more time tomorrow night. I've been on the Nat/ under the last couple Tim Redding starts, and it's paid off for me big. He's shown he can shut down one of the best NL lineups in the Mets, and I don't see why he can't shut down the Cards here. Kip Wells is another bad numbers starter I'm betting on here, but has started to get it together in two of his last three starts. I'll take him to hold the Nats lineup to a few runs at the most. If they blow up like they did the last two nights, then fuck it.
Good luck to all.
All lines at Bookmaker. Idea is to go 2-1 here...
2* Texas/Toronto UNDER 8.5 -105
I really look for Halladay to dominate the now weak Texas lineup. No true leadoff hitter and no cleanup hitter, I see Halladay going 7-8 innings strong of 1 or 2 run ball. 6 of his last 10 starts have gone under, and his ERA over his last 3 outings is an outstanding 1.12. If my thought process on Halladay is right on, Millwood can afford to give up a few mistakes and we still have a great shot at hitting this total. I'm thinking Jays win 6-1.
2* LAA/Oakland UNDER 9 -105
Going back to this one again. We got absolutely screwed last night with the Donnie Murphy bullshit homer in the 9th, but this one looks even better. As Saunders did tonight for the Halos, I like Moseley to go 6 solid innings of 2 run ball. Just had a good start his last outing. DiNardo got rocked in his last outing in Seattle, but just like pretty much every other A's starter has better home numbers at McAfee than on the road. The under is 35-15 at McAfee Coliseum this season, and I challenge to see a second straight over in this series. As long as neither starter gets hammered, I think this is a great play.
2* St. Louis/Washington UNDER 9 Even
I've been smacked around the last couple days playing Nats under's in RFK, but I'm going to try it one more time tomorrow night. I've been on the Nat/ under the last couple Tim Redding starts, and it's paid off for me big. He's shown he can shut down one of the best NL lineups in the Mets, and I don't see why he can't shut down the Cards here. Kip Wells is another bad numbers starter I'm betting on here, but has started to get it together in two of his last three starts. I'll take him to hold the Nats lineup to a few runs at the most. If they blow up like they did the last two nights, then fuck it.
Good luck to all.
