Stanley Sharpe
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Thu, 09/20/07 - 10:15 PMStan Sharp | MLB RunLine Double-Dime Bet
914 SFG -1.5 (+125) vs 913 CIN
Analysis: San Francisco pitcher Matt Cain has pitched very well but you could never tell that by his record. In 9 of his last 10 Games Cain has given up 3 runs or less. Look for another strong outing from this young right hander. TAKE SAN FRANCISCO (-1.5 Runs) as STAN'S BASEBALL BLOWOUT BIG BET OF THE WEEK and make them a DOUBLE DIME PLAY.
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Thu, 09/20/07 - 10:15 PMStan Sharp | MLB RunLine Double-Dime Bet
914 SFG -1.5 (+125) vs 913 CIN
Analysis: San Francisco pitcher Matt Cain has pitched very well but you could never tell that by his record. In 9 of his last 10 Games Cain has given up 3 runs or less. Look for another strong outing from this young right hander. TAKE SAN FRANCISCO (-1.5 Runs) as STAN'S BASEBALL BLOWOUT BIG BET OF THE WEEK and make them a DOUBLE DIME PLAY.
Big Al McMordie
BIG AL's 93% THURSDAY NIGHT ESPN GAME OF THE MONTH
At 7:45 PM, our Thursday Night ESPN Game of the Month is on the Miami Hurricanes minus the points over Texas A&M, as the Aggies are a terrible traveller off a home game. Indeed, over the last 11 seasons, Texas A&M has covered just one of 12 games on the road, if they played at home the week before, and are now matched up against a .666 (or better) foe. Miami has won 99 of 111 games straight up vs. non-conference foes since 1980, and the Hurricanes are a super 25-6 SU at home and 20-10-1 ATS vs. undefeated foes, including 8-1 if the Hurricanes' win percentage ranges from .500 to .875. Take Miami Fla. Good luck, as always, Al McMordie.
BIG AL's 93% THURSDAY NIGHT ESPN GAME OF THE MONTH
At 7:45 PM, our Thursday Night ESPN Game of the Month is on the Miami Hurricanes minus the points over Texas A&M, as the Aggies are a terrible traveller off a home game. Indeed, over the last 11 seasons, Texas A&M has covered just one of 12 games on the road, if they played at home the week before, and are now matched up against a .666 (or better) foe. Miami has won 99 of 111 games straight up vs. non-conference foes since 1980, and the Hurricanes are a super 25-6 SU at home and 20-10-1 ATS vs. undefeated foes, including 8-1 if the Hurricanes' win percentage ranges from .500 to .875. Take Miami Fla. Good luck, as always, Al McMordie.
