SCOTT SPREITZER'S NON-CONF. GOM! *6-0, 100%!
Scott's on a PERFECT 6-0, 100% run in the CFL over the last four weeks. That includes two GOM covers by 15 & 33 points, and a GOY cover by 34 points. That's serious Gridiron Domination! Now grab his 7th straight win, CFL-style, with his NON-CONF. GAME OF THE MONTH! Go get it!
Sask -3
SCOTT SPREITZER'S ROAD WARRIOR VALUE GOW!
Scott began a new win streak last night with his KNOCKOUT winner. On Friday, Scott's releasing his MLB ROAD WARRIOR GAME OF THE WEEK. It's a fantastic spot with a great price as the public has forced a bad line. Scott looks to hammer the books again. Grab the VALUE GOW right now!
SD ML
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 35-7, 83% SITUATION GOW!
Scott's found an absolute MAJOR LEAGUE BEATDOWN on Friday night. His side is backed by a fantastic, 35-7, 83% winning situation. In fact, it's Scott's MLB SITUATIONAL GAME OF THE WEEK! Grab the winning side and the situation, revealed inside. It's yours right now. Go grab the BLOWOUT!
Texas ML
Scott's on a PERFECT 6-0, 100% run in the CFL over the last four weeks. That includes two GOM covers by 15 & 33 points, and a GOY cover by 34 points. That's serious Gridiron Domination! Now grab his 7th straight win, CFL-style, with his NON-CONF. GAME OF THE MONTH! Go get it!
Sask -3
SCOTT SPREITZER'S ROAD WARRIOR VALUE GOW!
Scott began a new win streak last night with his KNOCKOUT winner. On Friday, Scott's releasing his MLB ROAD WARRIOR GAME OF THE WEEK. It's a fantastic spot with a great price as the public has forced a bad line. Scott looks to hammer the books again. Grab the VALUE GOW right now!
SD ML
SCOTT SPREITZER'S 35-7, 83% SITUATION GOW!
Scott's found an absolute MAJOR LEAGUE BEATDOWN on Friday night. His side is backed by a fantastic, 35-7, 83% winning situation. In fact, it's Scott's MLB SITUATIONAL GAME OF THE WEEK! Grab the winning side and the situation, revealed inside. It's yours right now. Go grab the BLOWOUT!
Texas ML
Larry Ness
COL (-145) vs CHC
Analysis - The Cubs had lost four straight (scoring a total of only eight runs) and six of seven before pounding out 16 hits in a 10-2 win last night at Coors Field. Colorado had been a ML-best 21-5 at home (since June 2), prior to last night's game and had just come off a three-game sweep of the Brewers, totaling 50 hits while scoring 36 runs. That's old news! The Cubs won behind Ted Lilly (has now won EIGHT of his last nine decisions) plus the Rockies were probably a little "hit out," after scoring 19 runs on 23 hits the day before vs the Brewers. Tonight, Colorado will send Aaron Cook to the mound, who has allowed three ERs or less in SIX of his last seven outings. Prior to a shay performance in his last start, he had won three straight, posting a 1.52 ERA and a .200 opponents' batting average. Meanwhile, Chicago's Jason Marquis has not pitched well for some time. He's allowed five ERs or more in four of his last six starts, surrendering 42 hits and 28 ERs over 32.2 innings (7.71 ERA). He's lost four straight road starts, posting a 9.92 ERA, while opponents have hit .324. It will be another rout tonight but this time the Rockies are the winners! Blowout of the Week 15* Col Rockies!
COL (-145) vs CHC
Analysis - The Cubs had lost four straight (scoring a total of only eight runs) and six of seven before pounding out 16 hits in a 10-2 win last night at Coors Field. Colorado had been a ML-best 21-5 at home (since June 2), prior to last night's game and had just come off a three-game sweep of the Brewers, totaling 50 hits while scoring 36 runs. That's old news! The Cubs won behind Ted Lilly (has now won EIGHT of his last nine decisions) plus the Rockies were probably a little "hit out," after scoring 19 runs on 23 hits the day before vs the Brewers. Tonight, Colorado will send Aaron Cook to the mound, who has allowed three ERs or less in SIX of his last seven outings. Prior to a shay performance in his last start, he had won three straight, posting a 1.52 ERA and a .200 opponents' batting average. Meanwhile, Chicago's Jason Marquis has not pitched well for some time. He's allowed five ERs or more in four of his last six starts, surrendering 42 hits and 28 ERs over 32.2 innings (7.71 ERA). He's lost four straight road starts, posting a 9.92 ERA, while opponents have hit .324. It will be another rout tonight but this time the Rockies are the winners! Blowout of the Week 15* Col Rockies!
Here is one of them. Anyone have his other two baseballs and/or one football?
Larry Ness
COL (-145) vs CHC
Analysis - The Cubs had lost four straight (scoring a total of only eight runs) and six of seven before pounding out 16 hits in a 10-2 win last night at Coors Field. Colorado had been a ML-best 21-5 at home (since June 2), prior to last night's game and had just come off a three-game sweep of the Brewers, totaling 50 hits while scoring 36 runs. That's old news! The Cubs won behind Ted Lilly (has now won EIGHT of his last nine decisions) plus the Rockies were probably a little "hit out," after scoring 19 runs on 23 hits the day before vs the Brewers. Tonight, Colorado will send Aaron Cook to the mound, who has allowed three ERs or less in SIX of his last seven outings. Prior to a shay performance in his last start, he had won three straight, posting a 1.52 ERA and a .200 opponents' batting average. Meanwhile, Chicago's Jason Marquis has not pitched well for some time. He's allowed five ERs or more in four of his last six starts, surrendering 42 hits and 28 ERs over 32.2 innings (7.71 ERA). He's lost four straight road starts, posting a 9.92 ERA, while opponents have hit .324. It will be another rout tonight but this time the Rockies are the winners! Blowout of the Week 15* Col Rockies!
Larry Ness' Oddsmaker's Error (7-2 or 78% winners since July 18!)
My Oddsmaker's Error is on the Bal Orioles at 7:05 ET. The Red Sox own MLB's best record at 69-45 while the Orioles come into this game at 52-61, 16 1/2 games worse! That being said, Boston SHOULD NOT have opened the favorite in this game and here's why. While the Red Sox are 26-12 (plus-$1,580) on the road vs right-handers, they are just 7-13 (minus-$955) away from Fenway when facing a left-hander (more on Baltimore's Bedard in a minute). While Boston's Matsuzaka had a 4.83 ERA through 11 starts of his first season in America, he has lowered his ERA by more than one run with nine quality starts in his last 12 outings. However, Boston is just 6-6 in those games. Overall, Boston is 14-9 in his 23 starts (.609), a slightly lower win percentage than the team has with someone else on the mound (59-36 or .621). Now to Bedard and the Orioles. The lefty comes in at 12-4 with a 3.21 ERA in his 24 starts this year (team is 16-8). Let's start right there. The Orioles play .667 baseball (16-8) with Bedard pitching but are just 36-53 (.404), with another starter on the mound! Now let's look at current form. While Matsuzaka has alternated team wins and losses over his last 12 starts, the Orioles have won Bedard's last NINE starts. He's 8-0 in the nine games, posting a 1.48 ERA in the eight wins! Bedard is the DIFFERENCE-MAKER. Oddsmaker's Error on the Bal Orioles.
My Oddsmaker's Error is on the Bal Orioles at 7:05 ET. The Red Sox own MLB's best record at 69-45 while the Orioles come into this game at 52-61, 16 1/2 games worse! That being said, Boston SHOULD NOT have opened the favorite in this game and here's why. While the Red Sox are 26-12 (plus-$1,580) on the road vs right-handers, they are just 7-13 (minus-$955) away from Fenway when facing a left-hander (more on Baltimore's Bedard in a minute). While Boston's Matsuzaka had a 4.83 ERA through 11 starts of his first season in America, he has lowered his ERA by more than one run with nine quality starts in his last 12 outings. However, Boston is just 6-6 in those games. Overall, Boston is 14-9 in his 23 starts (.609), a slightly lower win percentage than the team has with someone else on the mound (59-36 or .621). Now to Bedard and the Orioles. The lefty comes in at 12-4 with a 3.21 ERA in his 24 starts this year (team is 16-8). Let's start right there. The Orioles play .667 baseball (16-8) with Bedard pitching but are just 36-53 (.404), with another starter on the mound! Now let's look at current form. While Matsuzaka has alternated team wins and losses over his last 12 starts, the Orioles have won Bedard's last NINE starts. He's 8-0 in the nine games, posting a 1.48 ERA in the eight wins! Bedard is the DIFFERENCE-MAKER. Oddsmaker's Error on the Bal Orioles.
Larry Ness
Game: Tampa Bay Devil Rays at Texas Rangers Aug 10 2007 8:35PM
Prediction: Texas Rangers
Reason: I passed over this game in my first run-through but the closer I looked, the more I came to realize that the Rangers are an excellent play. It's always easy to go against the Devil Rays, especially on the road. Here we catch Tampa Bay off consecutive road wins at Detroit, by scores of 7-1 and 8-1 (how bad has Detroit been lately?). Tampa is the not-so-proud owner of the current "daily double." The D'Rays own MLB's worst record (44-70) and also reside in the basement in the moneyline standings (minus-$1,850), as well. A quick comparison shows that Texas is only five games better in the standings (49-65) but almost $1,500 better in the ML standings (minus-$403). Also note that the Rangers are 28-27 at home (plus-$260), while Tampa also owns MLB's worst road record (18-37). While the D'Rays have been outscored by 162 runs in '07, the Rangers are just minus-69 runs in differential. Tampa owns MLB's worst team ERA (5.84) and tonight's rookie starter, Andy Sonnanstine, has surely helped contribute. He's 1-7 with a 6.12 ERA in his 12 starts this year, with the team going 2-10 (minus-$778). That ranks him 253rd among 264 starters this year! Now Texas' Brandon McCarthy (5-8, 5.04 ERA) is no bargain but he's not allowed more than three ERs in ANY of his last six starts (3.31 ERA), while pitching into the sixth inning in all but one. As mentioned earlier, the D'Rays have won back-to-back road games. The last time this franchise has won three straight away from Tropicana Field was Sept. 25-28, 2005! Before Wednesday and Thursday's wins at Detroit, Tampa had lost 19 of its previous 21 road games. 'Under the Radar' Game of the Week 15* Tex Rangers.
Game: Tampa Bay Devil Rays at Texas Rangers Aug 10 2007 8:35PM
Prediction: Texas Rangers
Reason: I passed over this game in my first run-through but the closer I looked, the more I came to realize that the Rangers are an excellent play. It's always easy to go against the Devil Rays, especially on the road. Here we catch Tampa Bay off consecutive road wins at Detroit, by scores of 7-1 and 8-1 (how bad has Detroit been lately?). Tampa is the not-so-proud owner of the current "daily double." The D'Rays own MLB's worst record (44-70) and also reside in the basement in the moneyline standings (minus-$1,850), as well. A quick comparison shows that Texas is only five games better in the standings (49-65) but almost $1,500 better in the ML standings (minus-$403). Also note that the Rangers are 28-27 at home (plus-$260), while Tampa also owns MLB's worst road record (18-37). While the D'Rays have been outscored by 162 runs in '07, the Rangers are just minus-69 runs in differential. Tampa owns MLB's worst team ERA (5.84) and tonight's rookie starter, Andy Sonnanstine, has surely helped contribute. He's 1-7 with a 6.12 ERA in his 12 starts this year, with the team going 2-10 (minus-$778). That ranks him 253rd among 264 starters this year! Now Texas' Brandon McCarthy (5-8, 5.04 ERA) is no bargain but he's not allowed more than three ERs in ANY of his last six starts (3.31 ERA), while pitching into the sixth inning in all but one. As mentioned earlier, the D'Rays have won back-to-back road games. The last time this franchise has won three straight away from Tropicana Field was Sept. 25-28, 2005! Before Wednesday and Thursday's wins at Detroit, Tampa had lost 19 of its previous 21 road games. 'Under the Radar' Game of the Week 15* Tex Rangers.
Ness's performance the last 5 nights:
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