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Florida +1.15 over PHILADELPHIA (1<SUP>st</SUP> 5 innings)
They won the World Series, they just played a three-game set at a packed Yankee Stadium and thus, there’s a great chance the Phillies will show up in body only for the opener of this one. Over the course of a 162-game season every single team is going to let down every once in awhile and this could surely be the Phillies chance. Then we have the 47-year old arm of Jamie Moyer pitching with a consistent ERA over 7 this year. In fact, Moyer has allowed 61 hits in 41 innings, he’s given up 12 bombs, he has a 1.81 WHIP and the league is hitting a whopping .351 off him. The Phils have lost each of his last three starts. The Marlins are a whole lot better vs southpaws, as their 10-6 record against lefties will attest to. Chris Volstad is a quality starter that has gone six full innings or more in six straight starts. The Phillies have had no success against him in 21 innings over the last two years including one start this year in which he held them to a .160 BAA and allowed four hits and two runs over seven frames. The Fish have a huge edge on the mound in this one, thus the five- inning wager. Play: Florida +1.15 in the first 5 innings (Risking 2 units). <o:p></o:p>
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Houston –1.08 over CINCINNATI (1<SUP>st</SUP> 5 innings)
Wandy Rodriguez gets about the least recognition among stud starters in the business and that’s fine by me. He’s so good it’s sick. Not only does he have filthy stuff but he’s only allowed one home-run over his last 88.1 innings of work. He used to have a mental block on the road but he’s alleviated that this season and interestingly enough, he loves Great American Ballpark. Even when he was struggling on the road he’s always pitched well here. In fact, he’s never lost at this park in three starts and that includes an 8-3 win this year in which he allowed just five hits and one run over seven full. Rodriguez comes in with a 1.83 ERA, a .209 BAA, an incredible 1.00 WHIP and it’s also worth noting that the Reds are 2-6 at home against southpaws. Rodriguez is always ahead in the count and he just might be the best lefty in the business. Meanwhile, Aaron Harang has had noting but grief pitching against the Astros. He’s faced them twice already this year and he’s 0-2 with an 8.18 ERA. The total in this one is just 7½, which is rare for this park and thus, I’m not taking any chances with the pen in what the books are suggesting will be a low-scoring affair. Rodriguez in five innings is the call and could be the best bet on the board today. Play: Houston –1.08 in the first five innings (Risking 2.16 units to win 2). <o:p></o:p>
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MINNESOTA –1½ +1.68 over Boston
No doubt this is a little risky but the bigger the risk the better the payout and this one is predicated on two things. One, the Twins are red-hot with the bats right now, as they’ve scored 43 runs over its last four games, all wins. The Wins are now 17-9 at home, they’ve won six staright at the Metrodome and they hit three more jacks yesterday. Francisco Liriano is very capable of throwing a gem and although he’s been inconsistent as hell he has a chance here with a Red Sox team that has labored on the road. The other factor is Brad Penny. He’s 4-1 but don’t be fooled, as he’s not fooling any hitters. He was just 22 k’s in 43 frames and if you take away the eight he had in one game, he’d be sitting on 14 k’s in 37 innings. Penny is listed at 6’4” and 240 but he looks more like 6’2” and 275. Aside from his W/L record he has brutal numbers this year that include a 6.07 ERA, a .305 BAA and a 1.65 WHIP. You know for sure the place is going to be rocking on this holiday matinee and you also know that Penny will mow down about five burgers before game time. This Twins train is rolling right now and I’m not getting off at this stop. Play: Minnesota –1½ +1.68 (Risking 2 units).
 

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I like your 1st 5 plays, but I guess I got up too late, I can't find any lines close to those.....:mad:
 

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Great observation on Wandy..with you huge on Houston
GL:toast: Also astros have played great at cincy.
 

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I don't know if I like first five inning bets, it seems like every time I do it the team doesn't have the lead or doesn't score in the first five
 

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