JOHN RYAN
Florida Marlins vs. Seattle Mariners
Play: UNDER
Ai Simulator 3* graded play UNDER Florida/Seattle ? AiS shows a 73% probability that 9 or fewer runs will be scored in this game. Florida is 27-12 UNDER (+13.9 Units) in home games versus NL teams scoring 4.8 or more runs/game on the season since 1997. Both teams are not playing well offensively in their recent run of games. Seattle is batting just 223 and scoring 2.6 RPG over the past 7 games and Florida a horrid 195 and scoring 4.0 RPG over the past 7 games. Strikeouts have been a huge problem with both teams as Seattle has struckout 50 times in 236 AN and Florida has struck out 55 times in 221 AB. Seattle is batting 238 and scoring 4.2 RPG versus LH starters in 16 games this season. Seattle starter Silva must keep his pitches low in the zone and allow his ?heavy? pitches to induce groundball opportunities for his infield. In his last start he went 7 IP allowing just 3 ER and recorded 15 GB outs to just 3 FB outs. Silva has a very good change that sinks with late movement. This type of pitch sees many hitters think FB only to hit on top of the ball when it is seen late as an off speed pitch. This change will serve him well against the Marlins lineup. Take the Under
Florida Marlins vs. Seattle Mariners
Play: UNDER
Ai Simulator 3* graded play UNDER Florida/Seattle ? AiS shows a 73% probability that 9 or fewer runs will be scored in this game. Florida is 27-12 UNDER (+13.9 Units) in home games versus NL teams scoring 4.8 or more runs/game on the season since 1997. Both teams are not playing well offensively in their recent run of games. Seattle is batting just 223 and scoring 2.6 RPG over the past 7 games and Florida a horrid 195 and scoring 4.0 RPG over the past 7 games. Strikeouts have been a huge problem with both teams as Seattle has struckout 50 times in 236 AN and Florida has struck out 55 times in 221 AB. Seattle is batting 238 and scoring 4.2 RPG versus LH starters in 16 games this season. Seattle starter Silva must keep his pitches low in the zone and allow his ?heavy? pitches to induce groundball opportunities for his infield. In his last start he went 7 IP allowing just 3 ER and recorded 15 GB outs to just 3 FB outs. Silva has a very good change that sinks with late movement. This type of pitch sees many hitters think FB only to hit on top of the ball when it is seen late as an off speed pitch. This change will serve him well against the Marlins lineup. Take the Under
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MLB Baseball - Florida Marlins @ Seattle Mariners - Monday June 16, 2008 10:10 pm
3 units (Play of the Day) MONEYLINE: Florida Marlins -106
Florida and Seattle are pretty even as far as the spread goes for tonight's game, but are they even on the field? No no no. How can this spread be even today? Florida sits at 5 games over .500 and Seattle is 26 games under. 26 games already and we haven't even got to the all star break. Florida crushes teams with a losing record, going 28-9 against teams under .500 on the year. Seattle is just 4-12 against lefties this year. Seattle has lost 3 in a row, 6 out of 8 and 9 out of 12. They are really bad and no way should this line be even.
WNBA Basketball - Atlanta Dream @ Houston Comets - Monday June 16, 2008 5:35 pm
3 units (Normal) ATS: Houston Comets -10.5 (-110)
Well, the Atlanta Dream have not won all year so far. They are on the road against the Houston Comets today. They've only played 3 road games so far and have only covered the spread in one of those. Most of the beating they've been taking has actually been at home. It doesn't get easier on the road so I think the Comets come out and handle their business on their home floor. They should be able to cover this number even though their record isn't exactly great either. But a lot of their losses have been in tight ballgames and while the Dream aren't any better than their record suggests, the Comets are.
hno:Here's some information about how the favorites did over the weekend overall if you played every game for $100. The question posed is 'has the tide turned on the favorites to the dogs. This seperates the favorites at -140 or more, and those under that for each day. And the outcome. Ouch on the big favorites. Interesting result if you played all the smaller favorites.
FRI 6/13 140+ 9 win 2 loss / $900 win $290 loss = Net $610 win.
Under 140: 4 win 0 loss / $400 net win.
SAT 6/14 140+ 1 win 7 loss / $100 win $1335 loss = Net $1235 loss
Under 140: 4 win 1 loss / $400 win $110 loss. Net $290 win
SUN 6/15 140+ 5 win 7 loss / $500 win $875 loss = Net $375 loss
Under 140: 3 win 1 loss / $300 win $120 loss. Net $195 win
FRI 6/13 140+ 9 win 2 loss / $900 win $290 loss = Net $610 win.
Under 140: 4 win 0 loss / $400 net win.
SAT 6/14 140+ 1 win 7 loss / $100 win $1335 loss = Net $1235 loss
Under 140: 4 win 1 loss / $400 win $110 loss. Net $290 win
SUN 6/15 140+ 5 win 7 loss / $500 win $875 loss = Net $375 loss
Under 140: 3 win 1 loss / $300 win $120 loss. Net $195 win
