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HONDO A POD PICKER
September 24, 2007 -- You can always count on Rex. Hondo sat tall in the saddle last night with the Cowboys, who blew past the Bears in the Windy City to increase the earnings to 130 obradoviches.

Tonight, Mr. Aitch is feeling restless, so he'll go with Young - 10 units on the Padres.

 

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Mike Rose
Mike Rose

New Orleans Saints -4.0 (-110)
Mon Sep 24 '07 8:30p

If you asked the average NFL fan what they thought the New Orleans Saints record would be heading into their Week 3 MNF match-up with the Tennessee Titans, they’d probably say 1-1. Figuring a loss at Indianapolis to open up the season, but bouncing back nicely in Week 2 at division rival Tampa. That however is not the case as the Saints did lose to Peyton and the Colts in an embarrassing fashion Week 1, but they came back and laid an absolute egg as 5-point road chalks to Tampa last week. I’m not sure what team took the field last week, but it certainly wasn’t the one that saw their season end in the NFC Championship game to Chicago last year.
This is where it gets interesting though. Now they’re back home for the first time this season taking on a Tennessee team that gave Indy all it could handle last week at home, and everyone and their mother seems to be enamored with the visitor. People just get too caught up with the here and now, and forget that this is a very long season. It’s all about what have you done for me lately, and this is when many a sports bettor gets killed.
I’m going to simply lay it all on the line here and state that there’s no way New Orleans loses this game, and I actually foresee them running away with this one. Now that they’re back in the comfy confines of the SuperDome with all their fans, the real New Orleans offense is going to explode. This group is pretty much back intact, if not better than a year ago, and this is the perfect setting for them to introduce themselves to the 2007-08 season. Don’t let last weeks defensive effort against Indianapolis fool you, the Titans are far from a dominating group, and playing on the fast track of the Superdome is going to expose them for what they truly are. A run of the mill stop unit that’s very young, and it will be taken advantage of by the likes of Brees, Bush, and Colston.
It’s quite possible that this line comes all the way down to a FG before kick-off. Let everyone expecting the Saints to roll over and die once again continue to buy it down, and then go for the kill and a solid winner in what should be a dominating effort from the home team.

 

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HD'S ACTIONLINE

Detroit -150 over Minnesota

 

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DR. VEGAS

Detroit -150 over Minnesota

 

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HUDDLE UP SPORTS

Milwaukee/St Louis over 8'

 

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Marc Lawrence
San Diego Padres at San Francisco Giants
Monday, September 24th, 10:15 P.M. EST EST

Padres send Chris Young to the mound in San Francisco knowing he is 3-0 against the Giants this season. He's also 5-0 in his team starts on Mondays the last two years. Back the steady serves of Young and San Diego here tonight.Good Luck - Marc Lawrence

Play on: San Diego

 

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Big Al McMordie

Our complimentary selection for Monday, Sept 24 is:

Milwaukee (Bush) and St Louis (Wainwright) 'over' 8.5 runs.

 

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MIKE WYNN

Baltimore w/Cabrera +105 Over Kansas City

 

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Jimmy The Moose

Game: Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers
Sep 24 2007 7:05PM

Prediction: Detroit Tigers

Reason: Minnesota has a 7-19 record in their last 26 games vs. a team with a winning record. In their last 56 games as a road dog of +110 to +150 the Twins are 17-39. Minnesota has lost their last 5 games vs. a left-handed starter. In Silva's last 32 road starts the Twins are 8-24. In his last 29 starts on grass the Twins are 8-21. Detroit is 8-1 in their last 9 games vs. team's with a losing record. The Tigers have won 5 of their last 6 home games. In Robertson's last 12 home starts vs. a team with a losing record the Tigers are 10-2. Detroit has won the last 7 meetings with Minnesota. Play on the Tigers

 

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Totals 4 U

Kansas City/baltimore Under 9

 

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John Fina
September 24, 2007

Selection: Washington/New York Over 9.5 (-110)

Today we expect a high-scoring game as the Washington Nationals do battle with the New York Mets. One reason why we expect a high-scoring game is because both these teams will send to the mound struggling starting pitchers. This says it all... Nationals Starting Pitcher (Matt Chico) has a 4.74 ERA on the season, while Mets Starting Pitcher (Mike Pelfrey) has a 5.24 ERA on the season. These teams also have a history of playing high-scoring games as of late. In fact, the Over is a perfect 5-0 in the last 5 meetings between these teams. We expect to see another high-scoring game tonight!

Take the Washington Nationals/New York Mets Over 9.5!

 

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Karl Garrett


Both of the Saints games this season have gone OVER the total, and that is with New Orleans contributing a lowly 24 points thus far.
Tennessee has played UNDER in both of their games this year, but they did go OVER the total in 13 of 16 last season, and it is only a matter of time before the Titans light up the scoreboard.
It is gonna happen tonight as New Orleans will be desperate to get some offense rolling before heading to their bye week.
The Titans also have a bye on-deck, so expect both of these teams to leave it all on the field tonight in what figures to be an entertaining up-and-down the field contest.
I like the points to add up, and for the OVER to be in the bag by the end of the third quarter.

4♦ OVER

 

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Bobby Maxwell

We've hit four of our last five Bonus Plays and they've all be huge plus-money winners, including Sunday's cash on the Rockies as they finished off the Padres in San Diego.
So why stop the plus-money train today? We're going with the Cardinals and catching plus-money with them in Milwaukee as they take on the struggling Brewers.
Milwaukee went 3-4 on the road and lost in Atlanta 7-4 Sunday as the Cubs were beating Pittsburgh 8-0. Now the Brewers are 3 1/2 games back in the race for the NL Central and the pressure is on the young Milwaukee team.
Dave Bush (11-10, 5.20 ERA) goes for the Brewers today and that isn't necessarily a good thing. He is winless in his last three starts and is 0-3 with a 9.00 ERA in three career starts against St. Louis.
The Cardinals' Adam Wainwright (13-11, 3.60) faced Bush and the Brewers last month and gave up just two hits in seven innings of an 8-0 victory. In eight career appearances against the Brewers he is 1-0 with a 0.56 ERA.
With Wainwright and the way the Cardinals rallied to beat the Astros Sunday night shows me they're at least still putting out some effort. Let's go with them to play loose and beat the Brewers in this one.

2? ST. LOUIS

 

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COMPUTER PLAYS

Monday, September 24th, 2007
8:30 p.m. Tennessee at New Orleans

New Orleans Saints - 4

 

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Marc Lawrence -
3* New Orleans -4 Vs Tennessee

 

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MIGHTY QUINN

Mighty missed with the Rams. Today it's the Royals.

 

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These guys are GOLD in college football - they release one college play a week - they are 4-0 this year and 14 straight going back to last year.
Dont know how they do in pro football

Pure Lock

Monday
TENNESSEE @ NEW ORLEANS 8:30 PM EST

PLAY ON: TENNESSEE (+) PTS

 

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Tom Freese Blue Line Club

Kansas City at Baltimore (7:05pm)
Kansas City starter Gil Meche has allowed 3 or less runs in 7 straight starts. Baltimore starter Daniel Cabrera has allowed 22 runs in his last 19.2 innings of work. OUCH! The Orioles have been on the losing side in 6 straight starts made by Cabrera. It will be 7 straight losses after tonight.

Play On Kansas City (Meche vs. Cabrera)

 

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Dave Price

MLB
Detroit -150

 

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James Patrick Sports

Twins vs. Tigers 7:05 p.m. est.

Twins starter Silva just 1-4 in his career starts in Comerica Park and the Tigers under the direction of Jim Leyland will come to play until the seasons final out is registered.

Play Detroit