Record: 82-95 -17.27 Units
2 Unit Plays: 5-3
Just a horrible season but I still promise it gets turned around and ends profitable. I really need to keep daily attention to this thing but it's been rough lately. Follow the picks the rest of the way and make a ton of money. You heard it here first.
Atlanta Braves -129
Pitchers: Morton/Bush
Chad Morton did very well in AAA and looked at least serviceable in two tough road assignments to start his MLB career. This one should be much easier for him since Milwaukee has had issues scoring runs on the road this season. Dave Bush can pitch great at home but seems to give up runs every road start and the Braves at home have been very good with their bats. Even without Chipper, this line has value.
Detroit/St Louis Under 9 +100
Detroit Tigers -1.5 +135
Pitchers: Rogers/Looper
Kenny Rogers is a wily veteran who is throwing great baseball and that Cards lineup without Pujols doesn't impress me at all. I doubt they score more than a run or two. Looper is pitching very nicely as well but Detroit can put up runs at home and Looper won't dominate this one. The Tigers should get a few runs and win something like 5-2 as long as Todd Jones doesn't pull his signature move and blow the save.
Washington Nationals +135
Washington/LAA Under 8.5 -105
Pitchers: Garland/Hill
Hill is a solid pitcher and Garland is up and down. If the Nats can put up a few runs, that might be all they need.
Minnesota Twins +145
Pitchers: Slowey/Peavy
The Padres just can't put up runs and Slowey is tricky to hit. Hoffman loves to blow games and Minnesota is playing some pretty good baseball. I like the value here with San Diego unlikely to dominate.
Cleveland Indians -1.5 +115
Pitchers: Laffey/Sanchez
Just a Sanchez fade. He's not MLB ready and now that people have seen him more, I think he'll start getting rocked.
2 Unit Plays: 5-3
Just a horrible season but I still promise it gets turned around and ends profitable. I really need to keep daily attention to this thing but it's been rough lately. Follow the picks the rest of the way and make a ton of money. You heard it here first.
Atlanta Braves -129
Pitchers: Morton/Bush
Chad Morton did very well in AAA and looked at least serviceable in two tough road assignments to start his MLB career. This one should be much easier for him since Milwaukee has had issues scoring runs on the road this season. Dave Bush can pitch great at home but seems to give up runs every road start and the Braves at home have been very good with their bats. Even without Chipper, this line has value.
Detroit/St Louis Under 9 +100
Detroit Tigers -1.5 +135
Pitchers: Rogers/Looper
Kenny Rogers is a wily veteran who is throwing great baseball and that Cards lineup without Pujols doesn't impress me at all. I doubt they score more than a run or two. Looper is pitching very nicely as well but Detroit can put up runs at home and Looper won't dominate this one. The Tigers should get a few runs and win something like 5-2 as long as Todd Jones doesn't pull his signature move and blow the save.
Washington Nationals +135
Washington/LAA Under 8.5 -105
Pitchers: Garland/Hill
Hill is a solid pitcher and Garland is up and down. If the Nats can put up a few runs, that might be all they need.
Minnesota Twins +145
Pitchers: Slowey/Peavy
The Padres just can't put up runs and Slowey is tricky to hit. Hoffman loves to blow games and Minnesota is playing some pretty good baseball. I like the value here with San Diego unlikely to dominate.
Cleveland Indians -1.5 +115
Pitchers: Laffey/Sanchez
Just a Sanchez fade. He's not MLB ready and now that people have seen him more, I think he'll start getting rocked.
