Our System plays have not been as potent lately, yet are still 29-13 officially and we have one today in the Cubs/White Sox matchup. Yesterday’s Top Trend was easy winner and we’ll take a look at a total tonight. Our Free Plays have won 10 of last 12 and today looks at the Battle in the Bay Area. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST road teams like the Cubs with a team batting average of .275 or better on the season (NL), in June games. This system is 62-26, 70.5 percent the last five seasons.
Free Baseball Trend -2) HOUSTON is 17-4 UNDER when playing against a good team (Win Pct. 54% to 62%) this season.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Slick Rick is back, thanks to 9-2 run in baseball and he is on Oakland to win again against San Francisco.
Sports Betting Info, June 27, at 3Daily Winners
Clap, clap, clap for Sal who won a wallet-stuffing 10 games in a row here at 3Daily Winners, thanks Sal, we know you’ll be back soon if the run continues. Today’s System play takes of north of the border and has won 80.5 percent of the time, with tonight’s Top Trend a 92.8 percent winner. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY ON all favorites with a money line of -110 or higher, when club is batting .315 or better over their last five games like Toronto, against opponent with a starting pitcher like Atlanta’s Jair Jurrjens who gave up one or fewer earned runs in his last two outings. This emphatic system is 33-8, 80.5 percent.
Free Baseball Trend -2) Tampa Bay has won 13 of last 14 when favored by -150 or higher.
Free Baseball Selection -3) We move on to another sharp bettor from the Left Coast Connection, who only plays money lines within plus or minus 125. Tonight he’s betting the Angels in I-5 freeway series.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY ON all favorites with a money line of -110 or higher, when club is batting .315 or better over their last five games like Toronto, against opponent with a starting pitcher like Atlanta’s Jair Jurrjens who gave up one or fewer earned runs in his last two outings. This emphatic system is 33-8, 80.5 percent.
Free Baseball Trend -2) Tampa Bay has won 13 of last 14 when favored by -150 or higher.
Free Baseball Selection -3) We move on to another sharp bettor from the Left Coast Connection, who only plays money lines within plus or minus 125. Tonight he’s betting the Angels in I-5 freeway series.
Baseball’s Bettors Good, Bad and Ugly
As the baseball season approaches the halfway point, here is a look at who are the good and bad teams to wager on and some so ugly, they make onions cry. Take a gander at what numbers are important and what has been happening to these major league clubs.
GOOD
Chicago Cubs 49-29 +14.6 units
The Chicago Cubs continue to be the best and safest bet in major league baseball, thanks to a powerful every day lineup manager Lou Pinella has to work with and versatility to rest players. The Cubs have bludgeoned visiting teams, scoring a baseball best, 6.5 runs per game at what are truly the Friendly Confines for the North Siders. Run line players should note jaw-dropping 2.6 runs per game edge. The Cubs are 33-9 at home for sick +19.5 units of profit. Keep an eye on their fortunes, with 16 of next 22 games on the road.
Tampa Bay 46-31 +13.4 units
Some people believe the world is more amiss than anytime in history, with home foreclosures, rising inflation and the job market upside down. Yet as crazy as all these things are, for fans and bettors of baseball, Tampa Bay having one less loss than the defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox in late June, well in today’s world, this might make sense. Like most of the top teams in baseball in 2008, the Rays have superior home field edge at 30-13, +14 units. It’s all about the pitching for Tampa Bay, being third in ERA and batting average allowed. What might be the most difficult aspect to comprehend; the Rays are 32-17 when favored. Raydiculous!
St. Louis 45-34 +11.5 units
The overused term “thinking out of the box” is on its way to infamy; however it may be the only way to describe what St. Louis has done in 2008 and continues to do. Ask anyone outside of St. Louis to name starting lineup for the Cards and most are stuck after Albert Pujols. But players like Ryan Ludwick and Skip Shumaker are making a name for themselves and former Angels retreads Troy Glaus and Adam Kennedy are drinking from manager Tony LaRussa fountain of youth. The Cardinals are above average offensively in scoring 4.7 RPG, yet the real secret is inside the numbers. The Redbirds are 2nd in walks, 3rd in on-base percentage and 25th in strikeouts. Also, pitching coach Dave Duncan is working miracles with this pitching staff.
BAD
Philadelphia 43-36 -0.7
The Philadelphia franchise is still on track to win the NL East division; nevertheless recent ugly play has cut lead down to next to nothing. The Phils have lost 8 of 10, thanks to of all reasons, the offense. In the losses, they have averaged 2.3 runs per game, far below normal for a team that was ringing up 5.5 RPG before slump. Over the next week, Philly still has trips to Texas and Atlanta. They must avoid close contests, since they are 30-11 in games decided by two or more runs.
Atlanta 39-41 -8.4 units
Remember when Atlanta was whippin’ up on all-comers at Turner Field not that long ago? The Braves are still a highly respectable 28-14 (+9.7 units) at home, yet are only 3-6 in last nine for Bobby Cox in the white uniforms. With 11-27 record as visitors, road warriors hardly apply to these Braves. Maybe a quick trip to Canada (Toronto) will help Atlanta over the weekend before returning home. The Bravos must find a way to avoid or conquer one run games, since they are beastly 4-20.
New York Mets 38-39 -10.6 units
You fire your manager in the middle of the night and the owner of the team wants no part of the blame, despite known meddling. Somehow the club wins four of six contests on road, in spite of forlorn prior record, only to come home and lose a series to a Seattle team in shambles, go figure. The Mets are like a ship lost at sea, as interim manager Jerry Manuel has called out players, gotten kicked out of game in short tenure and had extremely rare fielding practice during the season. By all appearances this is a team without a heart or soul.
UGLY
San Diego 32-47 -18.6 units
Building a ballpark downtown, where the night air is thicker than a three-pound porterhouse, in retrospect might not have been ideal for team looking to upgrade offense. Additionally, it only seems like the outfielders need binoculars to see one another from their positions. With this information, how does one account for 11-25 road (-13.1 units), when San Diego players should be thrilled to play in parks where could actually score runs? GM Kevin Towers huffed and puffed earlier in the season about taking this team apart, but one question, who assembled the lineup that is in the bottom 20 percent of virtually every offensive category? With the starting pitchers feeling like they have to throw a shutout each time out, the pressure gets to them. Maybe the Padres should schedule more day games since they are 20-37 at night.
Cleveland 35-43 -19.9 units
Let’s give Cleveland credit; they might be better than they look. The Indians are 18th in runs scored and 11th in runs allowed. They are 20-20 at home (-11 units, ouch) and 27-27 when favored (-13.3 units, double ouch). Under the lights the Tribe is also .500 (27-27), but in Chris Farley-speak, the -8.4 units does leave a mark. Digging just at the surface, this Cleveland club is a fraud by checking other more important numbers. They are 29th in batting average and 26th in total bases, meaning they are prone to occasional offense outbursts, which artificially inflate on the field day-to-day production. If not for Cliff Lee at 10-1 (Indians 11-3 in all starts), the starting rotation would be further exposed and bullpen has 4.81 ERA, with 8-14 record and sad-sack 52 percent save percentage.
Seattle 28-50 -24.8 units
After winning 88 games in 2007, Seattle believed they were on their way to seriously competing with the Angels again. Instead, what happened is reality set in. The Mariners have six everyday players in the lineup who were born in the 1970’s. Most or all are past their prime and last season could have been one last hurrah. There is a laundry list of negative numbers hanging over Seattle and nothing suggests today, the M’s will be better soon. Thanks Bill Bavasi.
Doug Upstone is also feature writer for StatFox.com
GOOD
Chicago Cubs 49-29 +14.6 units
The Chicago Cubs continue to be the best and safest bet in major league baseball, thanks to a powerful every day lineup manager Lou Pinella has to work with and versatility to rest players. The Cubs have bludgeoned visiting teams, scoring a baseball best, 6.5 runs per game at what are truly the Friendly Confines for the North Siders. Run line players should note jaw-dropping 2.6 runs per game edge. The Cubs are 33-9 at home for sick +19.5 units of profit. Keep an eye on their fortunes, with 16 of next 22 games on the road.
Tampa Bay 46-31 +13.4 units
Some people believe the world is more amiss than anytime in history, with home foreclosures, rising inflation and the job market upside down. Yet as crazy as all these things are, for fans and bettors of baseball, Tampa Bay having one less loss than the defending World Series champion Boston Red Sox in late June, well in today’s world, this might make sense. Like most of the top teams in baseball in 2008, the Rays have superior home field edge at 30-13, +14 units. It’s all about the pitching for Tampa Bay, being third in ERA and batting average allowed. What might be the most difficult aspect to comprehend; the Rays are 32-17 when favored. Raydiculous!
St. Louis 45-34 +11.5 units
The overused term “thinking out of the box” is on its way to infamy; however it may be the only way to describe what St. Louis has done in 2008 and continues to do. Ask anyone outside of St. Louis to name starting lineup for the Cards and most are stuck after Albert Pujols. But players like Ryan Ludwick and Skip Shumaker are making a name for themselves and former Angels retreads Troy Glaus and Adam Kennedy are drinking from manager Tony LaRussa fountain of youth. The Cardinals are above average offensively in scoring 4.7 RPG, yet the real secret is inside the numbers. The Redbirds are 2nd in walks, 3rd in on-base percentage and 25th in strikeouts. Also, pitching coach Dave Duncan is working miracles with this pitching staff.
BAD
Philadelphia 43-36 -0.7
The Philadelphia franchise is still on track to win the NL East division; nevertheless recent ugly play has cut lead down to next to nothing. The Phils have lost 8 of 10, thanks to of all reasons, the offense. In the losses, they have averaged 2.3 runs per game, far below normal for a team that was ringing up 5.5 RPG before slump. Over the next week, Philly still has trips to Texas and Atlanta. They must avoid close contests, since they are 30-11 in games decided by two or more runs.
Atlanta 39-41 -8.4 units
Remember when Atlanta was whippin’ up on all-comers at Turner Field not that long ago? The Braves are still a highly respectable 28-14 (+9.7 units) at home, yet are only 3-6 in last nine for Bobby Cox in the white uniforms. With 11-27 record as visitors, road warriors hardly apply to these Braves. Maybe a quick trip to Canada (Toronto) will help Atlanta over the weekend before returning home. The Bravos must find a way to avoid or conquer one run games, since they are beastly 4-20.
New York Mets 38-39 -10.6 units
You fire your manager in the middle of the night and the owner of the team wants no part of the blame, despite known meddling. Somehow the club wins four of six contests on road, in spite of forlorn prior record, only to come home and lose a series to a Seattle team in shambles, go figure. The Mets are like a ship lost at sea, as interim manager Jerry Manuel has called out players, gotten kicked out of game in short tenure and had extremely rare fielding practice during the season. By all appearances this is a team without a heart or soul.
UGLY
San Diego 32-47 -18.6 units
Building a ballpark downtown, where the night air is thicker than a three-pound porterhouse, in retrospect might not have been ideal for team looking to upgrade offense. Additionally, it only seems like the outfielders need binoculars to see one another from their positions. With this information, how does one account for 11-25 road (-13.1 units), when San Diego players should be thrilled to play in parks where could actually score runs? GM Kevin Towers huffed and puffed earlier in the season about taking this team apart, but one question, who assembled the lineup that is in the bottom 20 percent of virtually every offensive category? With the starting pitchers feeling like they have to throw a shutout each time out, the pressure gets to them. Maybe the Padres should schedule more day games since they are 20-37 at night.
Cleveland 35-43 -19.9 units
Let’s give Cleveland credit; they might be better than they look. The Indians are 18th in runs scored and 11th in runs allowed. They are 20-20 at home (-11 units, ouch) and 27-27 when favored (-13.3 units, double ouch). Under the lights the Tribe is also .500 (27-27), but in Chris Farley-speak, the -8.4 units does leave a mark. Digging just at the surface, this Cleveland club is a fraud by checking other more important numbers. They are 29th in batting average and 26th in total bases, meaning they are prone to occasional offense outbursts, which artificially inflate on the field day-to-day production. If not for Cliff Lee at 10-1 (Indians 11-3 in all starts), the starting rotation would be further exposed and bullpen has 4.81 ERA, with 8-14 record and sad-sack 52 percent save percentage.
Seattle 28-50 -24.8 units
After winning 88 games in 2007, Seattle believed they were on their way to seriously competing with the Angels again. Instead, what happened is reality set in. The Mariners have six everyday players in the lineup who were born in the 1970’s. Most or all are past their prime and last season could have been one last hurrah. There is a laundry list of negative numbers hanging over Seattle and nothing suggests today, the M’s will be better soon. Thanks Bill Bavasi.
Doug Upstone is also feature writer for StatFox.com
Sports Betting Info, June 26, at 3Daily Winners
Our guy Sal has hit amazing TEN straight here and has a play in afternoon action. I’ve never seen a guy this hot in baseball for sustained period. Our Trend play was a Winner yesterday and we have a perfect one this afternoon. The System plays are rather meager and the one listed below is the best of the bunch at 73.5 percent, still very solid, just not up to our standards and will not be counted as official play. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST any team like Texas who allows 5.2 or more runs a game on the season (AL), after allowing four runs or less in four straight games. The logic speaks for itself in this system. Over the course of a 162-game schedule, every team will do something out of character for periods of time. Boston has had hitting slumps, San Diego actually scored five or more runs a few games in a row, elements contrary to normal patterns. The facts are the Rangers pitching staff is perfidious across the board, including the bullpen with a 5.04 ERA. This system has won 73.5 percent of the time in the last five seasons with 50-18 record.
Free Baseball Trend -2) The Chicago Cubs are 10-0 against the money line in home games with a hot bullpen whose ERA is under 2.00 the last five games this season.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal was 4-0 in personal plays, including 10th straight Winner here. This raises his record to 34-7, 82.9 percent in own action and is on the Cubs again this afternoon. He did email saying he believes another play might be coming in tonight’s action. Stay tuned.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST any team like Texas who allows 5.2 or more runs a game on the season (AL), after allowing four runs or less in four straight games. The logic speaks for itself in this system. Over the course of a 162-game schedule, every team will do something out of character for periods of time. Boston has had hitting slumps, San Diego actually scored five or more runs a few games in a row, elements contrary to normal patterns. The facts are the Rangers pitching staff is perfidious across the board, including the bullpen with a 5.04 ERA. This system has won 73.5 percent of the time in the last five seasons with 50-18 record.
Free Baseball Trend -2) The Chicago Cubs are 10-0 against the money line in home games with a hot bullpen whose ERA is under 2.00 the last five games this season.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal was 4-0 in personal plays, including 10th straight Winner here. This raises his record to 34-7, 82.9 percent in own action and is on the Cubs again this afternoon. He did email saying he believes another play might be coming in tonight’s action. Stay tuned.
Having a little fun Betting NBA Draft
With the first pick in the NBA Draft, the Chicago Bulls take ____________? There are only two choices for GM John Paxson to make, Derrick Rose of Memphis or Michael Beasley. Whatever decision he makes, it will explain the confidence he has in his own job with the Bulls. Purely from ability and ready to go talent, Beasley is the choice and would provide new coach Vinny Del Negro immediate help. Rose on the other hand would play one of the most important positions on the floor. As talented as Rose is, nobody has mentioned him being as good as Chris Paul a couple of seasons ago and would not come into the NBA as top-10 point guard from the get-go. He’s not known as exceptional passer at this juncture, thus would need to develop, does Paxson have the time to wait?A few sportsbooks have Rose at 1-8 odds and Beasley at 4-1 to be the top pick and would have to agree the former Memphis star is headed back to his home town.
Beasley at number two is not a given for Miami. After being listed at 6’10 coming out of high school, the former K-State star was recalibrated and is couple of centimeters either way of 6’8, depending who you listen to. Miami’s Pat Riley holds the second pick and speculation is rising he has serious reservations about Beasley’s character, with the most common word used to describe him being “goofy”. In a league that goes after disgraced a NBA referee to get shoe money back for opprobrious behavior, selecting a Disney character might be a reach.
Sources around the NBA have stated the Heat had secret workouts with Pac-10 guard stars Jerryd Bayless and O.J. Mayo. Riley would prefer to have a running mate with Dwayne Wade in the backcourt and are shopping Beasley or willing to trade pick to move down and draft one of the two aforementioned players.
At this time, what the Heat will do is not known, thus we can only deal with the present possibilities. Other wagers at various sportsbooks include draft positions to wager on. According to front office leaks, if Mayo is still available at #3, Minnesota will select him, proving why this wager is 4/15 odds. At four, Seattle wants to start building a solid backcourt and anyone other than Bayless is a reach, though Russell Westbrook and Eric Gordon have been thrown around on Sonics blogs. Bayless is 4/5, with Westbrook interesting play at 9/4.
Kevin Love is his own prop wager, trying to guess where he might go in slots five-ten. He’s at 2-3 odds to be taken by Memphis; however they are not enamored with him and will likely be drafting him for somebody else. If that does happen, numbers eight or nine are the most logical slots, being Milwaukee and Charlotte. Though Love makes sense in either location depending on front office thoughts, despot owners have other ideas, making 6-1 odds seem like a long shot.
Here are a few other head-to-head prop bets to consider, in who is drafted higher.
Joe Alexander -130
Danillo Gallinari +100
Joe Alexander speaks fluent Mandarin and could converse with Yi Jianlian; this should not be enough of a reason for Milwaukee to draft him. Gallinari goes to New Jersey at 10 and Alexander likely to Sacramento at 12th slot.
Brook Lopez +135
Kevin Love -170
The Oregon native and UCLA star is destined to be picked earlier, though unlike Lopez, might not be with the team that chooses him for long.
Eric Gordon -210
Danillo Gallinari +165
Gordon’s stock has improved the last three weeks and will be chosen in 6-9 range, ahead of the top European prospect.
Other prop wagers are also available and here is a look at some of those.
Courtney Lee will be taken in first or second round?
A modest -140 is reasonable for a player with scoring skills, who undoubtedly will be chosen in the later stages of the first round.
Brandon Rush will be a lottery pick? (1-14)
With most draft boards having Rush at 15 or higher, this is worth a small wager that Rush is picked by Portland at 13. Blazers GM Kevin Pritchard has his frontcourt of the future with Greg Oden and LaMarcus Aldridge and will need to start adding players in the backcourt. Rush can play defense, is superior athlete and shooting range has improved dramatically in years at Kansas. Take the +140 and keep fingers crossed.
Joe Alexander will be 8th pick in the draft
As noted previously, unless a multitude of trades occur, the Bucks would be foolish to take a player who really only produced in his junior year at West Virginia. Is this a sign of continued improvement or a player reaching his potential? His workout numbers were very good, but most NBA teams draft on need and potential, does he fit either for the Bucks? The +200 not to be 8th pick seems like a gift, however we are talking about the Milwaukee front office, where logic does not dictate success.
Roy Hibbert Over/Under 19.5 draft position
No team with needs in the top 19 spots has a need for a limited athlete like Hibbert. He deserves credit for working hard and improving every year at Georgetown, he seems destined to be a career backup. Take the -130 on the Over.
Brook Lopez +135
Kevin Love -170
The Oregon native and UCLA star is destined to be picked earlier, though unlike Lopez, might not be with the team that chooses him for long.
Eric Gordon -210
Danillo Gallinari +165
Gordon’s stock has improved the last three weeks and will be chosen in 6-9 range, ahead of the top European prospect.
Other prop wagers are also available and here is a look at some of those.
Courtney Lee will be taken in first or second round?
A modest -140 is reasonable for a player with scoring skills, who undoubtedly will be chosen in the later stages of the first round.
Brandon Rush will be a lottery pick? (1-14)
With most draft boards having Rush at 15 or higher, this is worth a small wager that Rush is picked by Portland at 13. Blazers GM Kevin Pritchard has his frontcourt of the future with Greg Oden and LaMarcus Aldridge and will need to start adding players in the backcourt. Rush can play defense, is superior athlete and shooting range has improved dramatically in years at Kansas. Take the +140 and keep fingers crossed.
Joe Alexander will be 8th pick in the draft
As noted previously, unless a multitude of trades occur, the Bucks would be foolish to take a player who really only produced in his junior year at West Virginia. Is this a sign of continued improvement or a player reaching his potential? His workout numbers were very good, but most NBA teams draft on need and potential, does he fit either for the Bucks? The +200 not to be 8th pick seems like a gift, however we are talking about the Milwaukee front office, where logic does not dictate success.
Roy Hibbert Over/Under 19.5 draft position
No team with needs in the top 19 spots has a need for a limited athlete like Hibbert. He deserves credit for working hard and improving every year at Georgetown, he seems destined to be a career backup. Take the -130 on the Over.
Sports Betting Info, June 25, at 3Daily Winners
Sal is the man, no doubt about. Readers are having fun just coming to this blog to pick up easy winners and Sal is goes for TEN in a row with tonight’s selection. Our System play returns with high quality return, winning 85.1 percent of the time. This evening’s Top Trend takes us to beautiful San Diego. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST road underdogs like the Reds with a money line of +125 to +175, as a poor NL hitting team (.250 or less BA) against a team with a good bullpen like Toronto (3.75 ERA or lower), who is frigid hitting team - batting .225 or worse over their last 15 games. This system has been a winner 85.1 percent of the time with 40-7 record. Facing the Jays Roy Halladay won’t make matters easier.
Free Baseball Trend -2) MINNESOTA is 13-2 against the money line vs. an average bullpen whose ERA is 3.75 to 4.50 this season.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Were running out of superlatives for Sal from the left Coast Connection, posting his NINTH straight Free Winner here at 3DW. Tonight he’s on the Chicago Cubs seeking to improve his record to at least 30-7 on personal plays.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST road underdogs like the Reds with a money line of +125 to +175, as a poor NL hitting team (.250 or less BA) against a team with a good bullpen like Toronto (3.75 ERA or lower), who is frigid hitting team - batting .225 or worse over their last 15 games. This system has been a winner 85.1 percent of the time with 40-7 record. Facing the Jays Roy Halladay won’t make matters easier.
Free Baseball Trend -2) MINNESOTA is 13-2 against the money line vs. an average bullpen whose ERA is 3.75 to 4.50 this season.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Were running out of superlatives for Sal from the left Coast Connection, posting his NINTH straight Free Winner here at 3DW. Tonight he’s on the Chicago Cubs seeking to improve his record to at least 30-7 on personal plays.
Bet these five starting pitchers to go Over the total
For most casual baseball fans, the game is too slow, not enough action and more runs needed to be scored, similar to a slow-pitch softball game. While major league baseball has added the thrilling aspect of players and fans to be impaled by exploding maple bats, most prefer to see runs being scored either going to the ballpark or on television. Many lukewarm bettors of baseball tend to bet Over the total, since that is their preferred interest in the sport as a whole. Since pitching is such an important aspect of baseball, here is a current roster of the best pitchers to wager on for games exceeding the total.What fits our criterion is a starting hurler still in the rotation, despite surrendering a ton of runs and his team playing Over continually when he takes the horsehide. A perfect example is Tom Gorzelanny (5-6, 6.59 ERA) of Pittsburgh. The 25-year left-hander made serious progress in 2007, with 14-10 record and respectable 3.88 ERA. With above average fastball and slider, this was supposed to be his breakout season. Instead, he has been less effective than SPF30 in Death Valley, CA. His 6.59 earned run average is easily determined by allowing more walks than strikeouts (50-39) on the season, while already seeing 12 balls going over the fence. On the year, Gorzelanny is 11-3 OVER with the Bucs, including perfection on the road with 7-0 OVER mark. Of course when you have 8.63 road ERA, Over’s come much easier.
It’s hard to believe Livan Hernandez (8-4, 5.23) is only 33 years old, since it seems he’s been around longer than Jamie Moyer. Packing a robust 245 pounds on a 6’2 frame, Hernandez no longer has overpowering stuff and pitches out of the stretch more than most relievers. He’s allowed 150 base hits in just over 103 innings of work, as opposing teams are hitting almost .350 against him. It doesn’t matter right or left-handed batters either, as the former hits .345 and the latter .351 versus Hernandez. Miraculously, Minnesota has won 12 of his 17 starts, thanks in part to scoring five or more runs in a dozen of his trips up the hill. Livan and the Twins are 12-5 OVER, as they have favorites just once when manager Ron Gardenhire handed him the ball, yet have won 11 of 16 times. Presently, playing a Twins and Over parlay with Hernandez pitching has solid winning potential.
Another hurler who has produced great results for those preferring to wager Over the number is Texas’ Vincente Padilla (10-3, 3.74). The Nicaragua native has had a career easier to read than Cat in the Hat. If Padilla pitches 200 or more innings in a season, injures will follow. After chucking 200 in 2006, he managed just 120 innings last season with sore arm. Rejuvenated, he’s exceptional in notorious hitters’ park in Arlington. Texas is 11-5 OVER when Padilla is starting pitcher and has won 13 of his 16 trips. In fact, the Rangers have won 10 of his 11 last starts, but scoring almost 7.5 runs per game will help the cause. Texas is 7-3 OVER as underdog, winning eight times with 30-year old on the mound.
Neither Philadelphia’s Kyle Kendrick (6-3, 5.06) nor the White Sox Javier Vazquez (7-6, 4.50) is at the top of respective team rotation, yet both are good Over bets with 10-5 mark. Kendrick is still a young pitcher at 23, however needs to start missing more bats if he desires lengthy professional career. This season he’s given up 93 hits in just over 78 innings and averages only a touch over two strikeouts per start. He’s backed up with potent Phillies offense and is 7-3 OVER when favored.
After beginning the season well, the Sox Vazquez has struggled mightily in June. He is 2-2, yet has surrendered 19 runs in four starts covering 23.1 innings. Included have been 29 hits, 12 walks and six long balls. Vazquez is 5-1, 4.78 ERA at U.S. Cellular Field and the Pale Hose are 6-0 OVER in those encounters. Like all the pitchers mentioned, he receives tremendous run support, with the Sox scoring 9.1 RPG when Vazquez is the man on the mound on the south side of Chicago.
Sports Betting Info, June 24, at 3Daily Winners
Sal from the Left Coast Connection did it again and is 8-0 here at 3Daily Winners with his Free Picks. His latest is up for review right now. As expected our System play bounced back, unfortunately, nothing of value is on the board today, thus we’ll pass. Even though the Trend was not official, it was still a winner and we have 92.3 percent angle going tonight. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) No Exceptional System plays today.
Free Baseball Trend -2) Kenny Rogers of Detroit is 12-1 against the money line as home favorite of -105 - -150.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal has been everybody’s pal with EIGHT straight winners here and is on 28-6 personal tidal wave of wins. His top play today is Kansas City.
Free Baseball System -1) No Exceptional System plays today.
Free Baseball Trend -2) Kenny Rogers of Detroit is 12-1 against the money line as home favorite of -105 - -150.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal has been everybody’s pal with EIGHT straight winners here and is on 28-6 personal tidal wave of wins. His top play today is Kansas City.
Sports Wagering Info, June 23, at 3Daily Winners
Sal from the Left Coast Connection is on blistering run in baseball betting, with 27-6 record. His is on of the hotter streaks we have seen by anyone for sustained period and we’re thrilled he’s providing readers with SEVEN straight winners. Sal has hopefully #8 listed below. Though our system plays have hit a brief slump, tonight we are confident this improves to 29-12. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY ON All favorites with a money line of -175 to -250 like the Angels, who are stranding 6.9 or less runners on base per game on the season, in the first half of the season. This consistent winning system is 124-31, 80 percent the last five years.
Free Baseball Trend -2) No exceptional trend stands out, thus we’ll pass here. Of interest however is Felix Hernandez and Seattle are 9-2 when he pitches as underdog.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal has now gone a solid week without losing at 3Daily Winners and has made a bundle betting on his own with 27-6 record in last 33 wagers. Tonight’s he’s making a small wager on the Angels because of the high money line.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY ON All favorites with a money line of -175 to -250 like the Angels, who are stranding 6.9 or less runners on base per game on the season, in the first half of the season. This consistent winning system is 124-31, 80 percent the last five years.
Free Baseball Trend -2) No exceptional trend stands out, thus we’ll pass here. Of interest however is Felix Hernandez and Seattle are 9-2 when he pitches as underdog.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal has now gone a solid week without losing at 3Daily Winners and has made a bundle betting on his own with 27-6 record in last 33 wagers. Tonight’s he’s making a small wager on the Angels because of the high money line.
For heavens sake, don’t wager against Halos on the road
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim might be about the least imposing team to have the best record in the American League in years. Their 46-30 record in certainly impressive, yet their run differential on the season is only +13, which is seventh in the AL, or 50 behind Oakland, who is in second place in the AL West. The Angels are a paltry 11th in runs scored in the junior circuit, yet put this club in the traveling grays and good luck trying to hang a loss on this group.After a less than impressive showing at home against Atlanta and the Mets in which they lost four of six, L.A. of Ana. flew cross-country to face Philadelphia, who was playing exceptional baseball. The Phillies have been one of the top scoring teams in baseball and seemed destined to at the very least take the series against the Angels. Instead, manager Mike Scioscia’s club grabbed the lead early in all three games and completed an unlikely sweep in the City of Brotherly Love.
Los Angeles is one of only five teams in major league baseball to possess a winning record on the road at 24-12 (+13-4 units), which happens to be more games over .500 (12) than the other four teams combined (10). How do they do it? It starts quality starting pitching. John Lackey (Monday’s starter), Joe Saunders, and Ervin Santana (Wednesday’s starter) are a combined 24-7, with Santana having the worst ERA among the three at a superb 3.17. John Garland (6-4) has had is moments and Jered Weaver (7-7), after a brutal beginning has won five of last seven starts to square up record at .500. The Angels middle relievers have been spotty, accounting for poor run differential, as they have lost nine games by five or more runs. Despite an ordinary 4.11 ERA, collectively this troop has really buckled down on the road with 2.93 ERA, with baseball’s best closer Francisco Rodriguez. The whirling dervish has a baseball best 30 saves and though he’s had less command at different points (19 walks- 34 innings), K-Rod has settled down when needed. Los Angeles only allows 3.5 runs per game on the road.
The offense is far from spectacular, despite a payroll that should suggest otherwise. Gary Mathews Jr parlayed one big year into excessive contract and is batting meager .243. Torii Hunter has only been average with .276 BA and nine home runs, and Garrett Anderson will be 36 years old next week and looks it. The most important bat in the lineup is Vladimir Guerrero, who after an extremely slow start is on the rise, and was a one man wrecking crew against the Phillies. Vlad’s recent surge has him hitting .289, still well below .323 career batting average. If any of the other outfielders start to come around, they’ll blend nicely with Chone Figgins, Casey Kotchman and Howie Kendrick, who are all above or near .300 batting average.
Los Angeles figures to be favored in all three games against Washington in our nation’s capital, as the Nationals have the worst record in the National League at 30-47. In one aspect this is too bad for a team like the Halos who are 13-7 as road underdogs this season. Certainly this club is capable of offensive explosions, but has too many free swingers, which holds them back from being consistent and is among the reasons why they are the second best Under team in baseball at 45-25-6. To date, Scioscia’s club appears more comfortable in lower scoring games with 35-18 record in contests decided by three or less runs.
Now is not the time to start betting against this heavenly bunch. Los Angeles is a -220 series favorite at most wagering locations to continue winning ways.
Sports Wagering Info, June 22, at 3Daily Winners
We caught a lucky break to finish 2-1 yesterday, as Atlanta scored four runs in last two innings to defeat Seattle. Sal, what can you say, this guy in Dan Patrick en fuego, with Six Straight FREE Winners here at 3Daily Winners, looking for number seven. Our perfect Trend returns and it is amazing. The System play will try to get back in the groove backing a hot hurler. This system is 33-4 run. Good Luck.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST all underdogs like Houston with a money line of +175 to +250, where a team's hitters draw three walks or less a game (2.74) on the season, against opponent with a hot starting pitcher like the Rays Scott Kazmir (6-2, 1.76), who has a WHIP under 1.000 over his last five starts. The thought process for this system is an impatient lineup is unlikely to do well against a starter who is on top of his game. In the last three seasons, this beauty is 33-4, 89.1 percent.
Free Baseball Trend – 2) When Tim Hudson pitches at home on a Sunday, the teams he has played for are 19-0.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal from the Left Coast Connection has hit his last SIX FREE plays here at 3DW and is 24-6 on his most recent successful hot stretch on the bases. He tells us he expects to continue winning playing Milwaukee today.
Free Baseball System -1) PLAY AGAINST all underdogs like Houston with a money line of +175 to +250, where a team's hitters draw three walks or less a game (2.74) on the season, against opponent with a hot starting pitcher like the Rays Scott Kazmir (6-2, 1.76), who has a WHIP under 1.000 over his last five starts. The thought process for this system is an impatient lineup is unlikely to do well against a starter who is on top of his game. In the last three seasons, this beauty is 33-4, 89.1 percent.
Free Baseball Trend – 2) When Tim Hudson pitches at home on a Sunday, the teams he has played for are 19-0.
Free Baseball Selection -3) Sal from the Left Coast Connection has hit his last SIX FREE plays here at 3DW and is 24-6 on his most recent successful hot stretch on the bases. He tells us he expects to continue winning playing Milwaukee today.
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