The Millionaires Club Guaranteed Selections
92% HIGH ROLLER BASEBALL WINNER
Milwaukee w/Sheets -123
Root
Chairman- Rockies
Millionaire- DBacks
Seabass
Comp - Reds
20* NYM
20* SFG
20* Phil Over
20* CWS Under
20* Tex Over
50* Det
Insider 100* Colorado
Winners Inc. Guaranteed Selections
5000* BASEBALL BLOWOUT WINNER
San Diego w/Young -123
Players of America
Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees
The Play: New York Yankees -165.0
Star Value: 5* (50 Units)
A landslide, massacre, disaster type day yesterday, sweeping the board in all the wrong ways. They never said this would be easy, and that's why they call this hobby gambling. The Reds were in the game until the end and our other two releases simply didn't show up the way we planned. As our followers know, it hasn't been often we've seen a day like that this season and quoting our write up from yesterday, Vegas got the best of us with those "tricky" lines. A big time rebound is in store and we're going to get right back on top of this remarkable season starting today, Tuesday.
IMPORTANT A MUST READ WRITE UP BEFORE WAGERING!. We're letting a big one off the hook tonight. No, not a 10* GOY tonight, but this is second to that. This release will be off the chain and all of you can roll your eyes when you see it or shake your head in disbelief.but.we've built a big enough bank roll to this point in the season to allow us to do something like this. At 7:05PM, YES, THE YANKEES, host the Orioles for Game 2 of their set. We will be on NY here.again. You see, what gamblers don't realize is that there are points in the season when you can capitalize on teams and situations and this is one of them. Yes, we realize we dropped a 1* on them last night in a blow out, great.15 units or whatever down the drain. However, things get bigger and better right now. Call it bagging the bull, chasing the horse or whatever.this 5* is going to cash so please, PLEASE do not pass it up.
There are no all out studs on the mound, special statistics, hidden injuries or anything like that for this one. Nothing of that sort where we can lay it on the table for you guys with some elite write up.but just hear us out because its more of a trust game now. The Yankees are throwing a mediocre right hander in Darrell Rasner and the O's are doing the same with Cabrera. Ya, ya, they both have ERA's over 4.00, both are around .500 record wise on the season, so on and so forth. Cabrera's ERA is an astronomical 9.00 in his last three games with a WHIP of 2.44, yada, yada, yada. We could go on and on but that's not the point tonight. The Yankees have dropped a couple straight when they need to be winning. They are the type of ball club that wins when it counts this time of season... more than any other in history. That is the exact reason for the constant media hype and drama around this squad because everyone knows there capabilities. When odd makers set this line, they are simply BEGGING for people to get on Baltimore after that convincing win, and rightfully so. Don't play the "too much chalk" talk or "I'm not laying that juice on this team for that big of a bet" or any of that BS. Just do it. Again, we're not going to sit here and rattle off statistics, because anyone is capable of making a case for BAL or NYY tonight. Actually, we're not even going to try and persuade you anymore. You're either with us or against us on this one. You be the judge.
Despite not being a 10*, we're letting this one go as a big 5*. This game tonight comes with an unheard of guarantee for our current season clients (something we haven't done since our debut). If the Yankees do not cover this game tonight, all regular season clients will receive this season's MLB playoffs through the World Series 100% free.no strings attached. Yesterday's loss set us up with a perfect opportunity tonight. A 5* and 50 units on the Yanks getting it done at home.
+Additional note - - This line opened at -168 for the Yankees at the most popular sports books around the globe. It now ranges from -160 to -170. Shop for value here, but we'll take the middle at -165.
TRENDS OF THE GAME:
-The Orioles are 3-9 in their last 12 games following a win.
-The Orioles are 2-6 in their last 8 road games.
-The Yankees are 10-1 in their last 11 home games.
-The Yankees are 13-3 in their last 16 games on grass.
-The Yankees are 8-2 in their last 10 games overall.
New York 8, Baltimore 3
Ben Burns
5* Toronto Blue Jays
4* SD Padres
Anton Wins
4 unit MLB play St. Louis +152
Erin Rynning
Playmaker: LAA / Boston Under 9
Fairway Jay
4* Cubs/Brewers Under 7.5
Scott Spreitzer's MLB DIV. BLOWOUT OF THE YEAR! *Perfect 4-0, 100%!
I'm laying the price with the Blue Jays on Tuesday night. Roy Halladay has been putting up numbers that will garner Cy Young attention at the end of the season. The veteran righty owns a 2.67 ERA in home night games. He's 5-2 in eight home starts overall this season, sporting a 3.06 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, and .224 BAA! His one problem team however, has been the Tampa Bay Rays. In fact, Halladay just lost in this same pitching matchup 10 days ago. But that was at Tropicana Field where Matt Garza has pitched quite well. Taking the bump away from home has been a different story for the 24-year old. In fact, the Rays are 0-5 and Garza has been lit-up for a 7.25 ERA in his road night starts this season. They're 2-7 in nine road starts overall, with Garza allowing 34 earned runs in 50 2/3 innings. That adds up to a hefty 6.04 ERA to go along with a 1.50 WHIP and .281 BAA. And, while the Jays have gone 12-5 in their last 17 outings, the Rays have gone just 2-9 on the road in the month of July. Tampa has scored just 23 runs in those 11 games, and have scored two runs or less eight times! I'm betting Roy Halladay gets his revenge in a big way tonight. The Blue Jays are my AL East Game of the Year.
Larry Ness' 15* NL Game of the Week (54-39 in '08 / 175-89 two-year run)
My 15* play is on the Mil Brewers at 8:05 ET. The Cubs had to face CC Sabathia last night, who was 4-0 with a 1.36 ERA since coming to the Brewers and entered Monday's game with three consecutive complete-game efforts. However, the Cubs, losers of 13 of the previous 19 road games, rose to the challenge. Sabathia never made it out of the 7th inning, as the Cubs reached him for nine hits and four runs (three earned). Chicago then broke a 4-4 tie in the 9th, winning 6-4 and upping their lead in the NL Central to two games. As the four-game series continues tonight, the Cubs will send their ace, Carlos Zambrano. Zambrano is 11-4 with a 2.96 ERA in 20 starts this year (team is 13-7) and has pitched very well since returning from a short stay on the DL on July 4. He's gone 3-1 in his four starts since his return, with a 2.31 ERA. However, Zambrano does own a 3.84 ERA in nine road starts this year, more than a 1 1/2 runs higher than his home ERA (2.28) in 11 starts at Wrigley. Milwaukee sends Ben Sheets to the mound and the key this year for Sheets has been his return to health. The last three years he's made just 63 starts (never more then 24 in any one season), but he's been injury-free in '08, missing only one turn with a sore arm in late April. He's already made 20 starts this year, going 10-3 with a 2.87 ERA (team is 14-6). Zambrano and Sheets opened the '08 season against each other (March 31), with each pitcher getting into the 7th, neither allowing a run. Both teams scored three runs in a wild ninth inning in that game, with the Brewers taking it 4-3 in the 10th, on a sac fly. I'm giving the edge here to the Brewers, as I won't overlook the fact that Zambrano's road ERA is 1 1/2 runs higher on the road or more importantly, that while the Cubs are 29-11 vs right-handers at Wrigley, they are just 13-21 against them on the road. A further breakdown also reveals that Chicago is just 8-15 in night games (against righties), averaging a paltry 3.2 RPG. NL Game of the Week 15* Mil Brewers.
Larry Ness' Oddsmaker's Error (41-26 MLB run since June 30)
My Oddsmaker's Error is on the Det Tigers at 7:05 ET. The Tigers are one of MLB's best hitting teams (.276 team BA ranks 5th), averaging 4.99 RPG. However, last night's 5-0 loss at Cleveland was the team's 11th shutout loss, the most of any AL team. It was not the start Jim Leyland had hoped for, as his team (6 1/2 games back of the White Sox) began a 10-game road trip. The Indians, winners of 96 games last season, are going nowhere fast this year in the AL Central. They enter tonight's game 46-58 and in last-place, 13 games back of the division lead. The Indians will giver Matt Ginter his third straight start tonight and that's story in itself. He began his career back in 2000 with the White Sox and through 2003, made 63 appearances, all in relief. He had 15 appearances (14 starts) in 2004 with the Mets (1-3 with a 4.54 ERA) and 14 appearances (one start) for the Tigers in '05 (0-1, 6.17 ERA). He did not pitch in the majors in either of the last two seasons but the Indians brought him up from the minors to face the Tampa Bay Rays on July 12. He won that game 8-4, his first start since 9/18/05 (with Detroit) and his first major league win since 5/21/04 (with the Mets). It's really difficult to see him having much success here against a talented (if erratic) Detroit lineup. Getting the nod for the Tigers will be Armando Galarraga. Galarraga (a rookie) has replaced the injured and ineffective Dontrelle Willis in the Detroit rotation, going 8-4 with a 3.27 ERA in 18 appearances (17 starts). The Tigers are 12-5 in his starts this year and Galarraga has pitched very well, allowing just 86 hits in his 107.1 innings. In fact, he took a perfect game into the 7th inning of his last start (7-1 win last Wednesday at KC) and that excellent road effort is indicative of his season-long numbers. He's had some trouble at home (4.24 ERA in seven starts where he's 2-2 and the team is 5-2) but he's been much better on the road (2.39 ERA, where he's 6-2 and the team 7-3). The Tigers will have to face Cliff Lee (14-2, 2.29 ERA) tomorrow and Fausto Carmona on Thursday, so a win here is imperative. Expect another good effort from Galarraga (Indians own the AL's second-lowest team BA at .251) and look for those Detroit bats to have little trouble solving Ginter. At this price, it's a bargain to take the Tigers. Oddsmaker's Error on the Det Tigers.
Larry Ness' Las Vegas Insider (27-17 with MLB Insiders since May 26)
My Las Vegas Insider is on the Mion Twins at 8:10 ET. The Twins opened this important four-game home series with the White Sox, 2 1/2 games back of Chicago in the AL Central. The White Sox swept the Twins in a four-game series in Chicago back on July 6-9 and the Twins are looking to "return the favor" here. They are off to a good start, as Kevin Slowey pitched a complete-game shutout last night, as the Twins won 7-0. On the mound tonight for the Twins is another one of their highly thought of young hurlers, Glen Perkins. Perkins first appeared in the majors in '06 and over the last two seasons, had made just 23 appearances, all in relief. He pitched a total of only 34.1 innings, with a solid ERA of 2.88 so what's he's done this year, has to be a surprise. He began this season in the minors but since getting called up on May 10, has been an important part of Minnesota's starting rotation. He's made 15 starts this year, going 7-3 with a 4.08 ERA. While he lost his most recent outing 5-1 Wednesday at Yankee Stadium (6 IP / 8 hits / 5 ERs), he had been 5-0 with a 3.81 ERA over his previous nine starts (team was 7-2). In that nine-start stretch, he had allowed more than three ERs in an outing just ONCE! Getting the nod for the White Sox will be Clayton Richard, who made his major league debut last Wednesday at home vs the Rangers, allowing seven hits and four ERs in just four innings (he did strike out seven!) of a 10-8 Chicago win. The going won't get much easier for the young lefty here, as the Twins are an impressive 35-19 at home this year (outscoring opponents by an average of 5.17-to-3.69 RPG). While Minnesota may be just 16-16 vs left-handers this year, their troubles have come on the road, not at home, where they are 11-5 after last night's 7-0 win over the veteran Buehrle. Last night's win made it four straight home wins by the Twins over the White Sox and EIGHT wins in their last nine home games against them. Make that FIVE straight and NINE of 10, after tonight! Las Vegas Insider on the Min Twins.
Alex Smart
2* Texas Rangers
Mike Rose
3* Boston Red Sox (Buchholz vs Lackey)
3* Rays/Jays Over 7.5
5* ST Lous (Wellemeyer vs Campillo)
Teddy Covers
4* Colorado Rockies
3* Mariners/Rangers Over 11
LT Profits
MLB 2* Colorado Rockies
MLB 2* Mets/Marlins Over 9
MLB 2* Diamondbacks/Padres Under 7.5