Which is the Best Bet.. Angels(lackey) or Dodgers(wolf)

[BoutMyMoney]

i like both but i want to narrow it down to one.. anyone?

 

[CollegePro]

if i have to choose between those two teams for tonight's game, i will choose angels

 

[TheSaint]

mets and under

 

[skunkbudz]

I was in the same situation so I played them both with milwaukee in a round roubin.

 

[GeniusPicks]

Angels and Lackey. Only risk is Lackey not lasting past 6 inn because their bullpen isn't too good. I think the Angels should hit Washburn pretty hard though.

 

[barman]

Mets +131 and Mariners +1.5 in a small 2Team parlay

10 pays 28.10

 

[BoutMyMoney]

would lackey and the first 5 be a better play?

 

[barman]

Washburn last nine Home starts, 53 IP 3.20era

Angels this season Away have won by 2+ runs just five times in 16 chances

Seamen this season at Home have lost by 2+ runs just four times in 17 chances

BOL however you elect to proceed

 

[GeniusPicks]

I like lackey in 5...good call. I never take 5 inning lines but that I would consider. Good luck.

 

[BoutMyMoney]

i hear ya barman.. im gonna go with lackey first 5.. i cant see him pitching more than 6, i dont trust the bullpen..

 

[BadCo]

For the most part, Jarrod Washburn turns the Angels' impatience against them -- they have a .289 OBP lifetime against him in 300 at-bats -- although there's always the risk Washburn just won't have anything in him, like when the Angels pasted him for eight hits and six runs on April 26.

A few weeks before that, though, Washburn limited the Halos to two runs in six innings, and he has pitched at least six innings in every start except that aforementioned pounding, so it should be safe to trust him the third time around. …

Randy Wolf has allowed only three runs in his past four starts, striking out 21 batters in 23 1/3 innings along the way .

Left-handers have been helpless against him, batting under .100, but the problem is the Mets don't have many left-handers; their best hitters are either right-handed (David Wright) or switch hitters (Jose Reyes and Carlos Beltran). As a result, they have a league-best .346 average/.415 OBP/.554 slugging line against southpaws in 280 at-bats,