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Eagles +7 (5 units)
Under 47 Eagles-Cowboys (5 units)


Monday, Sept 15

Boston Red Sox +110 (5 units)
Detroit Tigers +125 (5 units)
San Diego Padres +165 (5 units)
San Francisco Giants (+155 (5 units)
Rangers-Detroit Tigers Under 12 (5 units)

MIGHTY QUINN

Mighty missed with the Saints yesterday.

Today it's the Cubs and Cowboys. The surplus is 80 sirignanos.

Jim Feist

(953) NYM Mets
(954) WAS Nationals
Take "Under"
Washington is a large pitcher friendly park, which is obvious when you see that the Nationals have the second worst offense in the National League. For this game, two pitchers who know how to throw strikes take the mound. NY righty Pedro Martinez has just 33 walks in 91 innings. He also loves facing this light-hitting Washington lineup, at 5-2 in his career against them with a 2.40 ERA. Washington lefty John Lannan is not bad and has allowed fewer hits than innings pitched. NY is off two low scoring tilts, 5-0 and 3-2, against the Braves and now heads to Washington. The Mets are going to use their best relievers, if needed, as they are in a heated pennant race. The Mets limited the damage to their NL East lead on a day when Philadelphia beat Milwaukee. Manager Jerry Manuel's club now leads the Phillies by 2.5 games with 14 to play. Don't look for a lot of offense in this park with these veteran hurlers. Play the Mets/Nationals under the total.

HONDO

September 15, 2008

Hondo proved to be no No-Stro-damas last night as the Astros were held hitless by Zambrano, leaving him with 625 carbos loaded into his account. And don't worry, Mr. Aitch won't dwell on the two curveballs thrown at him by yesterday's "probable pitchers:" 1) That Marquis was pitching for the Cubs; and, 2) That the game was being played in Houston, not Milwaukee.

Tonight, His Aitchness will roll the dice with the Rays - 10 units on Kazmir to snuff the Sawx.

ARTHUR RALPH

Mon Minn Twins

Jimmy The Moose

Question for the -

Ok, I played the two plays I got from Uncle Caesar, hit one and pushed one. I also had my PATS on the Money Line and now that week 3 is here. Who has been good to follow this year. I always lay low for two weeks until the kinks get worked out and we find out who the good teams are etc... Now I need to know which cappers are the right Football guys to follow. Thanks in advance for your help.

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Mon-Night (NFL) Eagles

Barney44 said:

Ok, I played the two plays I got from Uncle Caesar, hit one and pushed one. I also had my PATS on the Money Line and now that week 3 is here. Who has been good to follow this year. I always lay low for two weeks until the kinks get worked out and we find out who the good teams are etc... Now I need to know which cappers are the right Football guys to follow. Thanks in advance for your help.

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thanks for UC, btw.

you'll get a million different answers for this question. Budin seems solid and has a play tonight. i think Maingate 25* in NFL are good. i'll stop there but this really requires its own thread. otherwise we'll clutter this one up with 100 different answers

Insider Sports Report

N.Y. Mets/Washington (MLB) OVER 8.5

THE SPORTS ADVISORS

MLB


AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago White Sox (83-65) at N.Y. Yankees (79-70)
Clinging to a one-game lead in the N.L. Central, the White Sox open a critical four-game series at Yankee Stadium, with Mark Buehrle (13-11, 3.88 ERA) set to oppose New York rookie Alfredo Aceves (1-0, 1.29).
After having three home games against the Tigers rained out on Friday and Saturday, Chicago finally got back to work Sunday and swept a doubleheader from Detroit, winning the opener 4-2, then taking the nightcap 11-7 as the Sox scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth inning after blowing a 7-2 lead in the top of the frame. Chicago, which had lost four of five prior to Sunday, leads the Twins by one game in the Central Division race.
The White Sox are 6-1 in Buehrle?s last six starts overall, but they?re 0-4 in his last four on the road, 2-5 in their last seven overall on the highway and 2-6 in their last eight against the A.L. East.
The Yankees got home runs from Derek Jeter, Jason Giambi and Alex Rodriguez to blow past the first-place Rays 8-4 on Sunday. Still, New York has dropped six of its last 10 overall and currently sits in fourth place in the A.L. East, nine games back of wild card-leading Boston.
New York took two of three in Chicago back in late April in the only other series between these clubs in 2008. The Yanks have won seven of the last nine head-to-head clashes overall and six of the last seven in the Bronx.
Buehrle is coming off two dominating performances, giving up a total of one run and 10 hits in 13 1/3 innings, beating the Angels 10-2 on Sept. 5 and the Blue Jays 6-5 on Wednesday. However, both of those games were in Chicago, where the southpaw is 10-3 with a 2.74 ERA, compared with 3-8 with a 5.34 ERA on the road. The Pale Hose are 3-11 in his 14 road starts.
Buehrle has not fared well against the Yankees in his career, going 1-5 with a 6.58 ERA, including 0-3 with a 16.36 ERA in his last three outings dating to 2004.
Aceves, a right-hander, was outstanding in his major-league debut at the Angels on Tuesday, yielding just one run on five hits and no walks in seven innings.
The over is 4-0-1 in Buehrle?s last five starts overall and 5-1-1 in his six career outings versus the Yankees. The over is also 6-1 in the last seven series meetings between these teams (3-0 this year), 5-3 in Chicago?s last eight overall and 5-1 in the Yanks? last six on Monday
ATS ADVANTAGE: N.Y. YANKEES and OVER




Boston at Tampa BayBoston (88-61) at Tampa Bay (88-59)
First place in the A.L. East once again is on the line as the Rays and Red Sox play their second three-game series in the past week, this time at Tropicana Field. As was the case on Tuesday in Boston, Red Sox right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka (16-2, 2.97) is matched up against Rays ace Scott Kazmir (11-6, 2.99) in tonight?s opener.
The Red Sox took three of four against the Blue Jays over the weekend, including Sunday?s 4-3 victory, to close to within a game of Tampa Bay in the division race. Boston has won 14 of its last 20 games since Aug. 24, going 5-2 on the road during this stretch. Additionally, Terry Francona?s team is on runs of 40-19 behind Matsuzaka, 4-0 on Mondays, 8-0 in series openers and 10-4 versus the A.L. East.
The Rays gave two games back to the BoSox the past two days, losing to the Yankees 6-5 in the nightcap of a doubleheader Saturday, then falling 8-4 in the Bronx on Sunday. Tampa went just 3-6 on its road trip, but now returns to the Trop where Joe Maddon?s club is 49-14 in its last 63 games. Also, the Rays are on positive runs of 20-9 against right-handed starters, 20-8 behind Kazmir overall and 21-8 behind Kazmir at home.
The Rays took two of three in Boston last week, losing the opener 3-0 on Monday before rallying to win 5-4 on Tuesday and 4-2 in 14 innings on Wednesday. Those latter two victories snapped 14-game winning streak by the home team in this rivalry. This season, the Rays are 6-0 against Boston in Tampa Bay.
Kazmir got the best of Matsuzaka last week, giving up just two runs on five hits in six innings, while Dice-K went just five innings after yielding three runs on eight hits and four walks. Neither was involved in the decision, as Tampa prevailed 5-4, improving to 5-0 in Kazmir?s last five starts overall and 9-1 in his last 10 outings. Kazmir has allowed two earned runs or fewer in eight of those 10 starts
Kazmir is 7-1 with a 2.10 ERA in 12 starts at home, with Tampa winning 11 of those contests. He?s also 10-2 with a 2.17 ERA in 17 night games this year, but 0-1 with a 5.40 ERA in three starts against Boston in 2008. For his career, Kazmir is 6-6 with a 3.02 ERA in 20 starts versus the Sox, with the Rays winning six of his last eight against Boston at Tropicana Field.
The Red Sox had won seven straight games behind Matsuzaka prior to Tuesday?s loss, and they?re still 21-5 when the Japanese native pitches this season, including 9-2 on the road, where Matsuzaka is 7-0 with a 2.67 ERA.
On the downside for the Red Sox, they?re 1-5 in Matsuzaka?s last six starts against Tampa Bay, including 0-2 this year with the right-hander giving up four runs in 10 innings (3.60 ERA). For his career, Matsuzaka is 1-3 with a 3.98 ERA against Boston.
For the Rays, the over is on streaks of 6-0 at home, 11-4 overall (all against the A.L. East), 4-1 behind Kazmir overall and 4-0 when Kazmir faces the Red Sox. Also, the over is 7-3 in Boston?s last 10 road games, but otherwise the Sox sport under streaks of 5-0 in series openers, 11-5-1 overall, 8-3-1 overall with Matsuzaka on the mound and 6-2-2 when Dice-K toils on the road. Also, the under is 5-2 in the last seven head-to-head clashes at Tropicana Field.
ATS ADVANTAGE:NONE

Barney44 said:

Ok, I played the two plays I got from Uncle Caesar, hit one and pushed one. I also had my PATS on the Money Line and now that week 3 is here. Who has been good to follow this year. I always lay low for two weeks until the kinks get worked out and we find out who the good teams are etc... Now I need to know which cappers are the right Football guys to follow. Thanks in advance for your help.

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all the guys from sportsmemo are very solid in foots and hoops when they put up a 20* which is a 2unit play..also john ryan is outstanding when he puts out any 5*or higher release...im too small a player to pay for these services but i follow them and they have a strong track record on key releases..hope it helps..GL

Steven Budin-CEO

MONDAY'S PICK
50 DIME
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

Al DeMarco

Monday's Pick
30 Dime - Eagles

Pokerfanatic said:

Steven Budin-CEO

MONDAY'S PICK
50 DIME
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES

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thx Poker...:toast:

NSA 20dallas-6.5
10under46.5dallas
10boston+105
10whitesox+100
10twins-120
10under8.5boston

Burns Main Event- Under

Burns Main Event

is that UNDER in which MONDAY NIGHT PHILLY game?

Sorry, yes that is under on the Cowboys and Eagles game.