Please take warning seriously..I am ready to start begging you guys to listen..
Please proceed with extreme caution at your own risk when dealing with other Rx posters privately, especially in financial matters. The Rx.com does not endorse any activity that includes posters soliciting other posters for loans, wagers or cash transfers (by Paypal or book to book etc.) and cannot vouch for any posters that attempt to procure loans, wagers or transfers from other posters anywhere on this site.
This also goes for posters trying to form groups to buy a service package. Use the most extreme caution before you even think about getting involved in one of these group get together to buy a service deals that have been popping up in this Forum lately. Extremely risky.
Financial transactions between posters are extrememly risky and The Rx. advises the use of the most serious caution before making any kind of financial transaction with another poster. The Rx.com itself cannot be held responsible when posters fail trying to recover funds loaned, transferred or won by wager with other posters under any circumstances.
Unless you personally know a poster or one is vouched for you by someone you trust highly you should be very hesitent to conduct unsecured financial business with posters that you meet on this any other forum.
I cannot over emphasize how dangerous it is to bet with, loan money to, or transfer funds with or to complete stangers and expect to be paid in the end.
I am not saying all posters are dishonest but utmost caution needs to be practiced whenever posters deal with each others privately, especially in regards to financial matters. The Rx.com cannot help mediate disputed wagers or debts accrued between private parties unless both are willing to cooperate.
Caveat Emptor - let the buyer beware..
Thank you, wilheim
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Please proceed with extreme caution at your own risk when dealing with other Rx posters privately, especially in financial matters. The Rx.com does not endorse any activity that includes posters soliciting other posters for loans, wagers or cash transfers (by Paypal or book to book etc.) and cannot vouch for any posters that attempt to procure loans, wagers or transfers from other posters anywhere on this site.
This also goes for posters trying to form groups to buy a service package. Use the most extreme caution before you even think about getting involved in one of these group get together to buy a service deals that have been popping up in this Forum lately. Extremely risky.
Financial transactions between posters are extrememly risky and The Rx. advises the use of the most serious caution before making any kind of financial transaction with another poster. The Rx.com itself cannot be held responsible when posters fail trying to recover funds loaned, transferred or won by wager with other posters under any circumstances.
Unless you personally know a poster or one is vouched for you by someone you trust highly you should be very hesitent to conduct unsecured financial business with posters that you meet on this any other forum.
I cannot over emphasize how dangerous it is to bet with, loan money to, or transfer funds with or to complete stangers and expect to be paid in the end.
I am not saying all posters are dishonest but utmost caution needs to be practiced whenever posters deal with each others privately, especially in regards to financial matters. The Rx.com cannot help mediate disputed wagers or debts accrued between private parties unless both are willing to cooperate.
Caveat Emptor - let the buyer beware..
Thank you, wilheim
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Yes, they released the angels and Oakland at 430 pacific and you only had 4.5 hours to get your bet in. That went 2-0 but tough to get those bets in in 4.5 hours. Geez, They get posted late cause they get posted by Jefferson min before gametime for tracking. Their clients get them Earlier. Everyone had their opinion though
Tuesday 09/01/09 service plays chatter/comps/requests & gm strategy...
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FYI, let's limit the comps to the first 2 pages, I need this thread to be used for chatter and what games members would like to pick up or split. Service thread getting way to much chatter. Ty.
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FYI, let's limit the comps to the first 2 pages, I need this thread to be used for chatter and what games members would like to pick up or split. Service thread getting way to much chatter. Ty.
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Hot Lines: Today's best MLB bets
Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners (+120, 9)
If new Halo Scott Kazmir is depressed about leaving the Tampa Bay Rays, he’s doing a great job concealing his gloom.
The one-time franchise pitcher for the Rays considers the Angels to be a permanent player in the postseason and hopes to stay with the West Coast team for as long as possible.
You can’t blame his excitement. Los Angeles is the unquestioned top dog in the AL West, even with a big year from the Rangers.
Manager Mike Sciosia is hoping that Kazmir can bring some stability to his club’s shaky pitching rotation.
Kazmir doesn’t start until Wednesday, but Ervin Santana hasn’t been a slouch lately. The fireballer has pitched four straight quality starts and the Angels have won seven of his last nine starts.
Grabbing the Angels as a road favorite has been a good strategy this season. Los Angeles is 18-6 in its last 24 games as road chalk.
Pick: Angels
New York Mets at Colorado Rockies (-220, 9.5)
It’s funny how quickly things can change in baseball. Last week there was talk the Rockies might be able to steal the NL West from the slumping Dodgers. But after dropping two of three to L.A. and then getting swept by the Giants, Colorado is just trying to win a game.
Oddsmakers know how desperate the Rockies will be Tuesday. Jim Tracy’s boys need to beat teams like the Mets if they’re going to nab the wild card.
New York is 5-16 in its last 21 games against a lefty starter and 0-7 in the last seven road dates versus a southpaw starting pitcher.
Pick: Rockies -1.5
Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners (+120, 9)
If new Halo Scott Kazmir is depressed about leaving the Tampa Bay Rays, he’s doing a great job concealing his gloom.
The one-time franchise pitcher for the Rays considers the Angels to be a permanent player in the postseason and hopes to stay with the West Coast team for as long as possible.
You can’t blame his excitement. Los Angeles is the unquestioned top dog in the AL West, even with a big year from the Rangers.
Manager Mike Sciosia is hoping that Kazmir can bring some stability to his club’s shaky pitching rotation.
Kazmir doesn’t start until Wednesday, but Ervin Santana hasn’t been a slouch lately. The fireballer has pitched four straight quality starts and the Angels have won seven of his last nine starts.
Grabbing the Angels as a road favorite has been a good strategy this season. Los Angeles is 18-6 in its last 24 games as road chalk.
Pick: Angels
New York Mets at Colorado Rockies (-220, 9.5)
It’s funny how quickly things can change in baseball. Last week there was talk the Rockies might be able to steal the NL West from the slumping Dodgers. But after dropping two of three to L.A. and then getting swept by the Giants, Colorado is just trying to win a game.
Oddsmakers know how desperate the Rockies will be Tuesday. Jim Tracy’s boys need to beat teams like the Mets if they’re going to nab the wild card.
New York is 5-16 in its last 21 games against a lefty starter and 0-7 in the last seven road dates versus a southpaw starting pitcher.
Pick: Rockies -1.5
Streaking and Slumping Pitchers
Streaking
John Danks (Chicago White Sox)
The southpaw appears intent on finishing strong, even if the White Sox don't.
While his team stumbled in August, Danks found a groove. In his last four starts, he is 3-0 with a 1.95 ERA and a 1.19 WHIP (walks + hits per inning). He has climbed to 14th in the American League in ERA, best among White Sox starters.
Danks has worked at least six innings in his last seven starts.
Dustin Nippert (Texas Rangers)
In five August starts, the right-hander was a bit inconsistent, allowing two runs or less in three starts but at least four runs in the other two. He has 16 walks in 25 2-3 innings during that span.
But one area where Nippert has been solid is keeping the score down. With the total ranging from 8 to 10 during those starts, every one of them has been under.
Bonus: The total has gone over in six of the last seven starts made by Kyle Davies of the Kansas City Royals.
Debuting
Carlos Carrasco (Cleveland Indians)
The 22-year-old righty from Venezuela, a key piece in the Cliff Lee trade, is making his major league debut after lighting up the Triple-A International League.
Carrasco began the season at Triple-A Lehigh Valley in Philadelphia's system and was a pedestrian 6-9 with a 5.18 ERA, allowing 14 homers in 114 innings. But something clicked at Columbus, where he was 5-1 with a 3.19 ERA, surrendering just three homers in 42 1-3 innings while holding opposing batters to a .196 average.
Considered a top prospect, Carrasco was a midseason All-Star in the Single-A Florida State League in 2007 and the Double-A Eastern League in 2008.
Jeff Manship (Minnesota Twins)
The right-hander is making his first major league start after just five relief appearances totaling seven innings over the last 16 days. He began with two scoreless outings but has allowed a run in each of the last three.
It has been a rapid ascent for the Notre Dame alumnus, who began 2008 in the Single-A Florida State League, made the jump to Double-A and progressed again to Triple-A Rochester earlier this season.
Overall, he is 10-9 with a 3.86 ERA and just three homers allowed in 126 innings this season.
Slumping
Gio Gonzalez (Oakland Athletics)
The left-hander has been on a two-month roller coaster that is plunging downhill at the moment.
After Gonzalez began August with consecutive wins in which he did not give up a run and worked at least six innings, he has been all over the place. He last lost his last three outings, struggling with wildness and the long ball.
During that stretch, Gonzalez has a 6.89 ERA and a 1.91 WHIP. He has 18 strikeouts in 15 2-3 innings but also has surrendered four homers.
Streaking
John Danks (Chicago White Sox)
The southpaw appears intent on finishing strong, even if the White Sox don't.
While his team stumbled in August, Danks found a groove. In his last four starts, he is 3-0 with a 1.95 ERA and a 1.19 WHIP (walks + hits per inning). He has climbed to 14th in the American League in ERA, best among White Sox starters.
Danks has worked at least six innings in his last seven starts.
Dustin Nippert (Texas Rangers)
In five August starts, the right-hander was a bit inconsistent, allowing two runs or less in three starts but at least four runs in the other two. He has 16 walks in 25 2-3 innings during that span.
But one area where Nippert has been solid is keeping the score down. With the total ranging from 8 to 10 during those starts, every one of them has been under.
Bonus: The total has gone over in six of the last seven starts made by Kyle Davies of the Kansas City Royals.
Debuting
Carlos Carrasco (Cleveland Indians)
The 22-year-old righty from Venezuela, a key piece in the Cliff Lee trade, is making his major league debut after lighting up the Triple-A International League.
Carrasco began the season at Triple-A Lehigh Valley in Philadelphia's system and was a pedestrian 6-9 with a 5.18 ERA, allowing 14 homers in 114 innings. But something clicked at Columbus, where he was 5-1 with a 3.19 ERA, surrendering just three homers in 42 1-3 innings while holding opposing batters to a .196 average.
Considered a top prospect, Carrasco was a midseason All-Star in the Single-A Florida State League in 2007 and the Double-A Eastern League in 2008.
Jeff Manship (Minnesota Twins)
The right-hander is making his first major league start after just five relief appearances totaling seven innings over the last 16 days. He began with two scoreless outings but has allowed a run in each of the last three.
It has been a rapid ascent for the Notre Dame alumnus, who began 2008 in the Single-A Florida State League, made the jump to Double-A and progressed again to Triple-A Rochester earlier this season.
Overall, he is 10-9 with a 3.86 ERA and just three homers allowed in 126 innings this season.
Slumping
Gio Gonzalez (Oakland Athletics)
The left-hander has been on a two-month roller coaster that is plunging downhill at the moment.
After Gonzalez began August with consecutive wins in which he did not give up a run and worked at least six innings, he has been all over the place. He last lost his last three outings, struggling with wildness and the long ball.
During that stretch, Gonzalez has a 6.89 ERA and a 1.91 WHIP. He has 18 strikeouts in 15 2-3 innings but also has surrendered four homers.
Jim Feist
MLB | Sep 01
Washington Nationals vs. San Diego Padres Washington Nationals
+125 at 5DIMES > 18h.
Have to look at the visitors here. Washington has a respectable offense and J.D. Martin doesn't walk anyone. That's not the case with the San Diego starter: Clayton Richard of the Padres is a walk-machine, allowing 57 free passes in 118 innings. In his last 3 starts, he has allowed a whopping 11 free passes in 12 innings! That explains a 6.75 ERA during those games -- and he is favored for this one. Play the Nationals.
MLB | Sep 01
Washington Nationals vs. San Diego Padres Washington Nationals
+125 at 5DIMES > 18h.
Have to look at the visitors here. Washington has a respectable offense and J.D. Martin doesn't walk anyone. That's not the case with the San Diego starter: Clayton Richard of the Padres is a walk-machine, allowing 57 free passes in 118 innings. In his last 3 starts, he has allowed a whopping 11 free passes in 12 innings! That explains a 6.75 ERA during those games -- and he is favored for this one. Play the Nationals.
Vernon Croy
MLB | Sep 01
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Rays
+148 at 5DIMES > 15h.
1* Take the Tampa Bay Rays Moneyline, We are getting great value here Tuesday night with the Rays who are 4-0 in their last 4 home games as an underdog of +110 to +150. The Red Sox are just 1-12 in their last 13 road games against a team with a winning record and they are also just 1-4 in their last 5 games played on field turf. The Red Sox are 0-8 in Jon Lester's (10-7, 3.60 ERA) last 8 starts in field turf and the Rays are 10-2 in Andy Sonnanstine's (6-7, 6.61 ERA) last 12 home starts against a team with a winning record. The Rays are 16-5 in Sonnanstine's last 21 home starts and they are a perfect 4-0 in his last 4 starts against the Red Sox. The Red Sox are 0-5 in Lester's last 5 starts against the Rays and they are just 5-16 in their last 21 trips to Tampa Bay. Take the Tampa Bay Rays as my MLB Bonus Play for Tuesday night.
MLB | Sep 01
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Rays
+148 at 5DIMES > 15h.
1* Take the Tampa Bay Rays Moneyline, We are getting great value here Tuesday night with the Rays who are 4-0 in their last 4 home games as an underdog of +110 to +150. The Red Sox are just 1-12 in their last 13 road games against a team with a winning record and they are also just 1-4 in their last 5 games played on field turf. The Red Sox are 0-8 in Jon Lester's (10-7, 3.60 ERA) last 8 starts in field turf and the Rays are 10-2 in Andy Sonnanstine's (6-7, 6.61 ERA) last 12 home starts against a team with a winning record. The Rays are 16-5 in Sonnanstine's last 21 home starts and they are a perfect 4-0 in his last 4 starts against the Red Sox. The Red Sox are 0-5 in Lester's last 5 starts against the Rays and they are just 5-16 in their last 21 trips to Tampa Bay. Take the Tampa Bay Rays as my MLB Bonus Play for Tuesday night.
Rob Vinciletti
MLB | Sep 01
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays Total
9 ov+108 at 5DIMES > 15h.
On Tuesday night the comp play is on over the total in the Boston at Tampa bay game.Rotation numbers 975/6 at 7:05 eastern.This game fits a nice system that has cashed 11 of 13 times and averages 13 runs per game.what we want to do is play the over when a road team is coming off a home dog win of 5 or more runs and taking on an opponent off a road win that had 10+ hits.Boston has gone over the total in 4 of 6 games this year off a shut out win.In their last 7 games they are hitting .297 while averaging 6 runs per game.Lefty J.Lester makes the start tonight and he has struggles vs the Rays this year with allowing 14 earned runs in 15 innings of work and an alarming 21 hits in that span.Tampa has righty A.Sonnanstine going tonight and he is making just his first start since late June.Tonight he gets a tough Boston lineup that has been tearing it up.With Sonnanstine having a high home era and the big system in play take the over in this one.On Tuesday I have 2 Top Mlb Totals from 11-1 and 10-1 totals systems that average over 13 runs per game.Dont miss these two high scoring games.Bol RV-
MLB | Sep 01
Boston Red Sox vs. Tampa Bay Rays Total
9 ov+108 at 5DIMES > 15h.
On Tuesday night the comp play is on over the total in the Boston at Tampa bay game.Rotation numbers 975/6 at 7:05 eastern.This game fits a nice system that has cashed 11 of 13 times and averages 13 runs per game.what we want to do is play the over when a road team is coming off a home dog win of 5 or more runs and taking on an opponent off a road win that had 10+ hits.Boston has gone over the total in 4 of 6 games this year off a shut out win.In their last 7 games they are hitting .297 while averaging 6 runs per game.Lefty J.Lester makes the start tonight and he has struggles vs the Rays this year with allowing 14 earned runs in 15 innings of work and an alarming 21 hits in that span.Tampa has righty A.Sonnanstine going tonight and he is making just his first start since late June.Tonight he gets a tough Boston lineup that has been tearing it up.With Sonnanstine having a high home era and the big system in play take the over in this one.On Tuesday I have 2 Top Mlb Totals from 11-1 and 10-1 totals systems that average over 13 runs per game.Dont miss these two high scoring games.Bol RV-
ummm, no, the only reason i dont post hardly anymore is because of all the forum bs. They started posting units so that on days when they play a dog in mlb and play a fav and break even they make money for the day. i post everything in the promo area but nobody reads. their totals are only hitting 65% in mlb. Their sides when taking dogs have not been good but they have hit favs good. The other bullshit forum that lies and taints jeffersons record is hilarious. i dont give a *** cause i rarely post them anymore anyway. know ur facts though.
