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4-Unit Play. Take #971 Boston (-120)
over Tampa Bay (7 p.m., Friday, April 25

1-Unit Play. Take #971 Boston (-1.5, +130)
over Tampa Bay (7 p.m., Friday, April 25)
Note: This is our Game of the Week.

Tim Wakefield is an unbelievable 19-3 against the Devil Rays in his career, including a 9-1 mark in Tampa. The Sox have some guys battling the flu in their locker room. But they still have way more talent than Tampa. Matt Garza is making his first start since coming back from an injury and that?s always a hit-or-miss proposition. I?ll say miss, considering he is 1-10 in his career on artificial turf. This will be Garza?s second start at Tropicana Field and he didn?t make it out of the third inning in the last one. There is a litany of other trends and indicators which point to the Sox, and I think we?re getting great odds on the clear-cut better team.


over Washington (7:30 p.m., Friday, April 25)
1-Unit Play. Take #955 Chicago Cubs (-1.5, +125) over Washington (7:30 p.m., Friday, April 25)
The Cubs are one of the hottest teams in baseball and they have been demolishing left-handed pitching. Ryan Dempster has been pretty sharp this year. And although he has pitched well, Odalis Perez has lost his last four starts. The Cubs have won six of seven in the series, have won four straight against a left-handed starter, and have won four of five on the road against a southpaw.

2.5-Unit Play. Take #961 Arizona (-105) over San Diego (10 p.m., Friday, April 25)
I absolutely hate the fact that we?re backing Randy Johnson. But the Diamondbacks are 25-9 against left-handed starters. They are an automatic play against southpaws until further notice. It helps that they are the clear-cut better team and that they are 15-5 in their last 20 divisional games. Randy Wolf got the best of The Big Unit once this year already, but I think the do go even after this one. The Padres are just 1-4 against a left-handed starter this year.

2-Unit Play. Take #953 Atlanta (+120) at New York Mets (7 p.m., Friday, April 25)
The Braves went to work on the Mets in Atlanta a few weeks ago and I see no reason why it won?t continue. Home cooking will do the Mets good, but they are just 5-16 against a right-handed starter. The Braves? bats are starting to come on, and Chipper Jones ? who is hitting over .440 right now ? always destroys the Mets. This is great value on a game that should be -110 vs. -105.

1.5-Unit Play. Take #958 Milwaukee (-150) over Florida (8 p.m., Friday, April 25)
Stop me if you?ve heard this one: the Brewers destroy left-handed pitching. The Brewers are 48-20 at home against a southpaw and will get a crack at red-hot Scott Olsen today. Of all of our picks, this is the one I?m least certain of. But after the Brew Crew dumped one to Jamie Moyer yesterday I think the numbers favor us getting the W against another lefty.

1.5-Unit Play. Take #951 Philadelphia (-125) over Pittsburgh (7 p.m., Friday, April 25)

1-Unit Play. Take 'Over' 9.5 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (7 p.m., Friday, April 25)

1-Unit Play. Take Seattle (-110) over Oakland (9:30 p.m., Friday, April 25)
 

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NBA Playoffs: 4-3 overall (+25 dimes overall)


25 Dime

SUNS

Lay the points with the Suns tonight when they host the Spurs in Game Three of their playoff series.

I expect Phoenix to come out with the same urgency that Washington showed last night in their win over the Cavs.

This is exactly why the Suns got Shaquille O?Neal from the Heat, and I believe the diesel will lead the way for Phoenix tonight.

The Suns had big leads in each of the first two games against the Spurs, but fizzled out in the second half of both. Phoenix should be able to get into a comfortable rhythm in front of the home crowd, and that will allow them to play a complete, 48-minute game tonight.

San Antonio is a deep, veteran team, but they could succumb to the fast-paced Suns here.

With their backs against the wall, take the Suns minus the points as they grab the convincing win and cover.


10 Dime ?

RED SOX (With Wakefield as listed pitcher)

Take the Red Sox for the road win tonight over the Rays.

Tim Wakefield gets the nod for the BoSox and it?s hard to ignore the success he?s had against Tampa Bay through the years.

The knuckleballer is 19-3 with a 3.12 ERA in 28 career games against the Rays. If it seems like the Rays haven?t been able to figure out the knuckleball, that?s because it?s true. I don?t care what the discrepancy is between the talents of the two clubs; you don?t post that kind of record against an opponent unless you flat out just have their number.

Matt Garza will start against Boston, and he?s probably losing sleep over facing this lineup. The right-hander has given up eight earned runs in just eight innings so far this year.

Take the Red Sox as they cruise to the road win.


5 Dime ?

CUBS (With Dempster as listed pitcher)

Take the Cubs for the road win tonight over the Nationals.

Ryan Dempster gets the nod for the Cubbies and he?s made a seamless transition back to the starting rotation after serving as the closer the last few years.

The right-hander is 3-0 on the year with a 3.00 ERA in four starts. He?s struggled at times with his control, but he has still managed to limit the amount of base runners allowed. Dempster has also had success against the Washington franchise in his career, going 6-0 in 10 games with a 3.40 ERA.

Odalis Perez will start for the Nats and he?s 0-3 on the year despite a 3.38 ERA. The truth is the Nationals don?t have much offense, so whatever Perez allows will be magnified, especially if Dempster is on his game.

Take the Cubs as they grab the road win.


ANGELS (With Santana and Robertson as listed pitchers)

Take the Angels for the road win over the Tigers.

Ervin Santana will start for the Angels and he?s having a nice bounce-back season.

The right-hander is 3-0 with a 2.67 ERA in four starts so far. He?s coming off an eight-inning gem where he allowed just three hits and struck out eight in a win over the Mariners last Saturday.

Nate Robertson will start for the Tigers and I?m not sure what?s going on with him this year, but he?s off to a disastrous start.

The left-hander is 0-2 with a 7.48 ERA in four games.

Take the Angels for the road win as Santana continues his hot start while Robertson continues to get banged up.
 

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EZWINNERS

MLB

3 STAR: (975) TORONTO (-$104) over Kansas City
(Listing Burnett only)
(Risking $312 to win $300)
7:10PM Central Time

2 STAR: (967) NY YANKEES (-$128) over Cleveland
(Listing Pettitte and Byrd)
(Risking $256 to win $200)
6:05PM Central TIme

2 STAR: (955) CHICAGO (-$126) over Washington
(Listing Dempster and Perez)
(Risking $252 to win $200)
6:35PM Central Time

2 STAR: (972) TAMPA BAY (+$108) over Boston
(Action)
(Risking $200 to win $216)
7:10PM Central Time

1 STAR: (957) FLORIDA (+$143) over Milwukee
(Listing Olson only)
(Risking $100 to win $143)
7:05PM Central Time

1 STAR: (963) CINCINNATI (-$138) over San Francisco
(Listing Harang only)
(Risking $138 to win $100)
9:15PM Central Time


ADJUSTED RUNLINE PLAY

1 STAR: (963) TAMPA BAY (-1.5)(+$190) over Boston
(Action)
(Risking $100 to win $190)
7:10PM Central Time


NBA

3 STAR: (524) PHILADELPHIA (+5.5) over Detroit
(Risking $330 to win $300)
6PM Central Time

3 STAR: (525) NEW ORLEANS (+5.5) over Dallas
(Risking $330 to win $300)
7PM Central Time

3 STAR: (527) SAN ANTONIO (+7) over Phoenix
(Risking $330 to win $300)
9:30PM Central Time
 

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Marc Lawrence


LA ANGELS

The Angels open a weekend series with the Tigers in the Motor City behind Ervin Santana, who is in solid KW form (19 strikeouts; 4 walks) in his last three starts. With Detroit's Nate Robertson a miserable 1-6 with an 8.91 ERA in his career team starts in this series, look for Santana and the Halos to capture the opener here tonight.


Jim Feist

LA ANGELS

A big edge on the mound and in the bullpen for the visitors. Young LA starter Ervin Santana is harnessing his great stuff at 3-0 with a 2.67 ERA. He's tough to hit and has a sizzling 22-6 K/BB ratio. Tigers starter Nate Robertson doesn't have it, at 0-2 with an ERA over 7. He averages 5 innings per start, which is worse when you throw in Detroit's bullpen struggles. Robertson is also 0-4 with an 8.91 ERA against the Angels. An excellent spot for the visitors. Play the Angels!

Chip Chirimbes

LA ANGELS

On Saturday, Santana gave up one run, three hits, walked none and struck out a season-high eight in eight innings of a 4-1 win over Seattle. Santana is once again showing he can dominate after going 7-14 with a 5.76 ERA and being briefly demoted to the minor leagues in 2007. The right-hander has posted a 3.46 ERA in winning both of his road starts in 2008 after going 1-10 with a 8.87 ERA in 14 starts away from Angel Stadium last season. Santana was tagged for eight runs and seven hits in 3 2-3 innings of a 12-0 loss at Comerica Park on May 24, his only start against the Tigers last season. He is 0-2 with a 15.26 ERA in two career starts at Detroit, compared to 2-0 with a 0.64 ERA in two home starts versus the Tigers. Detroit counters with Nate Robertson (0-2, 7.48), who is once again looking for his first win. Robertson gave up five runs and eight hits in five innings of a 5-3 loss to Toronto on Sunday. Over his four starts, the left-hander has yielded 29 hits and 18 runs in 21 2-3 innings. Robertson has also struggled against Los Angeles in his career, going 0-4 with a 8.91 ERA in seven starts. In his only outing against the Angels last season on July 27, Robertson was tagged for eight runs and 10 hits in 5 2-3 innings of an 11-6 loss. Los Angeles is coming off a 7-5 win over Boston on Thursday to take two of three at Fenway Park


Dave Cokin

ATLANTA BRAVES

Atlanta righty Jair Jurrjens is on a roll and he's catching a decent price to boot as the Braves open a weekend set at Shea against the Mets. Mike Pelfrey got knocked around in his last start and continues to be little more than a stopgap back of the rotation type. The Mets are being flat out overpriced right now as they're playing .500 ball and the dog has the better pitcher going in this contest. Jurrjens and the Braves are the choice.


Tony Matthews

LA ANGELS

We will side with the LA Angels as they face-off against the Detroit Tigers in Friday's MLB contest. The LA Angels will use starting pitcher Ervin Santana. Ervin Santana has pitched well so far this season. Ervin Santana is a Perfect 3-0 with a 2.26 ERA. We see Ervin Santana having another solid start today. The Detroit Tigers will use starting pitcher Nate Robertson. Nate Robertson has struggled so far this season. In fact, Nate Robertson has a 7.48 ERA on the season. We see Nate Robertson once again giving up many runs today. The LA Angels have had long-term success against the Detroit Tigers. In fact, the LA Angels are 38-14 in their last 52 meetings against the Detroit Tigers. Take the LA Angels!


Matt Fargo

HOUSTON ASTROS +117

Houston has now won five in a row and the momentum continues to build. The Astros started the season 3-8 but have gone 8-4 since then and the reason for the turnaround is obvious. The offense has improved dramatically as Houston has scored six runs or more in four of its last five games, averaging 8.2 rpg and you can see what the results are. The pitching has been hit or miss all season but the fact that the staff has allowed three runs in four of the last six games shows some great improvement. The Cardinals are coming off a win at Pittsburgh but it was just their third in their last eight games. St. Louis is back home where it is 8-4 on the season but three of the last four at Busch Stadium have resulted in defeats and it catches a very hot team right now. The Cardinals are just 1-4 in their last five games following a win and they have not won back-to-back games in close to two weeks. Heading home could be thought of as a turnaround but the matchup is just not in their favor in this one. Shawn Chacon has been the biggest surprise on this staff and one of the biggest in baseball. He has tossed four straight quality outings to open the season but he has nothing to show for it as he has yet to pick up a victory. As a matter of fact, the Astros have lost three of those four games but it is a different team now. Houston scored eight runs total in his first three starts but broke out with six runs last time out and with the way the offense is now, that production should continue. It will also help to face a struggling Braden Looper. It has been the complete opposite for Looper who has pitched poorly yet St. Louis has won three of his four starts. He is coming off his worst effort of the season as he allowed seven runs on 10 hits in just three innings against the Giants. He started the season with a quality outing against Washington but none of his last three have been quality efforts. Houston has won five straight games against right-handed starters.


Ross Benjamin

COLORADO ROCKIES +135

The Rockies are a perfect 7-0 in their last 7 meetings with the Dodgers. Colorado is 10-2 in the last 12 as a road underdog of 1.50 or less. The Rockies are 13-5 in the last 18 on the road versus a team with a winning home record. The Colorado starting pitcher Jiminez was 3-0 in his 3 team starts versus the Dodgers in 2007. The Dodgers starter Kuroda enters this outing in bad form off his last 3 team starts going 0-3 with a 1.64 WHIP allowing 23 hits and 6 walks in just 17.2 innings. The value is with the underdog in this spot. Play on the Colorado Rockies as my free selection of the night.


Brad Diamond Sports

LA ANGELS

No doubt the Tigers have regained offensive form, especially with Granderson (lead-off homer last night) back in the lineup to formulate run production at the top of the order. The Tigers have won four straight, but still are below the winning marker of a .500 season at 10-13. The Angels (14-9) are tied for first in the division with the pesky A?s, but more important the west coast club is a major 8-4 on the road with a current reality streak of 8 wins in their last 11 games. RHP Santana (3-0) of LA has a solid 0.96 WHIP and his team mates have supported the hurler throughout the early going. Lefty Robertson of Detroit, however, is on down cycle in the early season with poor location ?up.? Lifetime the hurler has never defeated LA (0-4, 8.91 ERA). Support the hot roadie this evening.


Jeff Benton

5♦ MINNESOTA TWINS

The Rangers are an absolute mess right now, having lost seven straight games and 12 of their last 14, including five consecutive defeats at home. And although they just faced a couple of offensive juggernauts at Boston and at Detroit ? two teams with much more thump than the Twins, I do admit ? you can?t look past the fact that Texas lost all seven games by a combined tally of 67-24! And over their last 15 games, the Rangers have surrendered at least four runs 14 times. Yes, they do have their ace on the mound tonight in Kevin Millwood, but don?t be overly fooled by his 2.53 ERA. Millwood has been doing it with mirrors, as he?s allowed 50 baserunners (38 hits, 12 walks) in 32 innings. And in his last home start, Millwood lasted just five innings against the Angels, giving up four runs and nine hits in five innings of a 7-4 loss. And if you go back to mid-September, the Rangers are 2-7 in Millwood?s last nine starts ? with the two wins coming against the Orioles. What?s more, the Rangers are 0-3 in Millwood?s three starts against the Twins since signing the righthander prior to the 2006 season. And if you go back to Millwood?s days with the Phillies and Indians, Minnesota is 6-2 the last eight times they?ve faced Millwood. As for Minnesota starter Nick Blackburn, the rookie has been outstanding, giving up just seven runs with three walks and 12 strikeouts in 25 1/3 innings of work (2.49 ERA). In his most recent start against the Indians on Sunday, the righthander pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings, scattering eight hits (no walks) in a 3-0 victory. Although pitching in Texas is never easy, Blackburn seems to have the stuff to handle the task. Throw in the fact that the Twins won seven of nine against the Rangers in 2007, and they have one of THE best bullpens in baseball, and I?ll take some plus money with the road ?dog and look for Minnesota to continue the Rangers? woes.


Michael Cannon

PIRATES +110

Zach Duke will start for the Buccos and he was roughed up a bit in his last start, but I expect him to rebound with a solid performance tonight. Duke looked good through his first three starts of the year, and I expect him to carry that over into tonight?s start. The left-hander has suffered through a couple of down years since his sensational rookie season, but the Pirates coaching staff has worked diligently with him to regain the form he showed in 2005. Adam Eaton will start for Philadelphia, and the Bucs have had success hitting him in his career. The right-hander has a 9.74 ERA in four games against Pittsburgh, allowing 22 earned runs in just 20 1-3 innings.Take the Pirates as they grab the home win.


Bobby Maxwell

4♦ TORONTO BLUE JAYS -110

The Blue Jays' A.J. Burnett (2-1, 6.85 ERA) dominated the Royals twice last season and Toronto has won three of his four starts this season so we're putting our money behind him in this one. Burnett gave up three runs on four hits in five innings of a 5-3 win over the Tigers in his last start and opened his season on the road in New York giving up two runs on five hits in six innings of a 5-2 win over the Yankees. In two starts against the Royals last season Burnett allowed two runs on six hits in 14 innings of 9-1 and 4-1 Toronto victories. Zack Greinke (3-0, 1.24 ERA) is on the hill for the Royals and his first three starts were magnificent and then in his last outing on Saturday he allowed three runs on eight hits in five innings of a 6-5 loss in Oakland. The Blue Jays are 6-2 in Burnett's last eight starts and 4-1 in his last five on the highway. And for some reason they enjoy Fridays, going 4-1 in their last five. Meanwhile the Royals are 1-4 in their last five home games and 4-10 as a home underdog. And Against chamberlain. A.L. East they are 28-65. Let's go with Burnett in this one. He'll get to job done on the road.


John Fina

BRAVES / METS UNDER 9?

Put us down on the Atlanta Braves/New York Mets Under 9.5 for our Free MLB Selection on Friday. Today we see a low-scoring game as the Atlanta Braves do battle with the New York Mets. One reason why we expect a low-scoring game is because both these teams will be sending to the mound solid starting pitchers. This says it all... The Atlanta Braves will send to the mound Jair Jurrjens. Jair Jurrjens has a solid 3.20 ERA on the season. The New York Mets will send to the mound Michael Pelfrey. Michael Pelfrey has a solid 3.18 ERA on the season. The Under is 3-1 in Jair Jurrjens 4 starts this season, while the Under is 2-1 in Michael Pelfrey's 3 starts this season. In addition, these teams have been known to play low-scoring games when they meet. In fact, the Under is 6-2 in the last 8 meetings between these teams. We expect to see another low-scoring game tonight! Take the Atlanta Braves/New York Mets Under 9.5!


Bryan Leonard

CHICAGO CUBS -122

Chicago Cubs over Washington While we normally emphasize pitching in our analysis, it's hitting that gives us a huge edge tonight. Simply put the Cubs are far superior to the Nationals on offense and the line isn't reflecting the disparity. Chicago has been especially good against left-handed starters scoring a whopping 6.46 runs per game including hitting for a .310 average. Washington has scored just 3.61 runs per game vs righties while hitting just .232. Washington is just 1-10 in their last 11 games vs right-handed starters. The Cubs send former closer Ryan Dempster to the hill with a perfect 6-0 career mark vs the Nationals. Last year in limited duty he held Washington to a .182 slugging percentage. Odalis Perez posted ERA's of 5.57 and 6.83 the past seasons. Thus far in four starts with Washington he has held the opposition to a 3.38 ERA. Most of the credit has to go to a ground ball to fly ball ratio of 3 to 1, well above his career marks. Once Perez gets up in the strike zone he can be hit hard and we would rather trust a career of information than four starts from this 30 year old lefty. Chicago has taken 6 of the last 7 meetings in this series and the Cubs have something Washington lacks, a consistent offensive threat. We lay the cheap number with the far superior team with a pitching matchup that should be considered a wash.


Sports Gambling Hotline

3♦ YANKEES / INDIANS UNDER

Tonight we like a pitcher's duel between Andy Pettitte, and Paul Byrd as the Yankees and Indians do battle in what we see as a low-scoring contest. Pettitte's last 3 starts have all come on the road, and the southpaw has allowed just 4 earned runs over 21 innings of work for a 1.74 road ERA this season. Byrd has been getting his act in gear after a shaky start, as the righty has gone 13 innings his last 2 starts, while allowing just 1 earned run to score. New York has played UNDER the total in 8 of their 13 road games this season, while Cleveland has played LOW in 4 of their last 6 games to date. Last year during the regular season, these teams played 2 of the 3 meetings at Cleveland UNDER the posted price, and we see them playing LOW again this evening. Play on the UNDER.


Drew Gordon

3♦ KANSAS CITY ROYALS -105

Both of these teams are struggling at the plate, but if oddsmakers want to give me Zach Grieke, at home, at this price, I'll take it with a smile. Guys, Greike has been the Royals best pitcher, and has the numbers to back it, going 3-0 with a lockdown 1.24 ERA in 4 starts this season! In his only home start, he dominated the Yankees vaunted batting order, pitching 8 scoreless inning en route to the 4-0 Royals win! This is not the pitcher the Blue Jays lineup wants to see after struggling badly against Tampa Bay in their last series. You can't say the same about AJ Burnett, who despite pitching well against the Royals last season, is anything but a sure thing tonight. He got his first win since April 2nd in his last start, but overall has been below average this season, going 2-1 with an ugly 6.85 ERA. The fact he walked 6 batters in his last one has to open a few eyes, and while the Royals are no offensive juggernaut, they're much better against righties, batting .265 on the year. For all the talk about the Royals struggles at the plate, the Blue Jays are even worse off, batting .240 as a team over their last 10 games, including just .237 against righties... And it won't get any easier against Greike in this one! Bottom line, despite losing 7 straight, there's no question Greike gives the Royals their best chance to snap their losing streak tonight, and I say they take full advantage. Burnett has struggled with inconsistency in the past, and tonight will be no different. Also, the fact the Blue Jays batting order couldn't hit a beach ball right now cannot be ignored. Royals roll! Take Kansas City behind Greike over Toronto and Burnett in this MLB match up.

2♦ PHOENIX SUNS -6?

Needless to say this game is an absolute "must-win" for the Suns, and I expect they'll respond accordingly tonight. I know its tough after watching the first two games of this series to lay this many point with the Suns, but the truth is, the Spurs weren't nearly as good on the road this season, and the numbers back my claim: 22-19 SU & just 15-26 ATS away! But let's dig a little deeper... We saw in the first half of Game 2 that this Suns team is capable of scoring on this San Antonio offense at will, dropping 61 points on them. However, the Spurs clamped down on defense after that, allowing only 11 3rd quarter points by Nash and company. The change in venue should help the Suns maintain their energy levels, as they average 112 ppg on 50% shooting at home this season. Not only that, but let's not forget the Suns went 30-11 SU in Phoenix, including winning their only home game (with O'Neal in the lineup) 94-87 back on March 9th! Finally, one of the main reasons the Suns offense fell asleep in the second half of Game 2 was their reserves tightened up in the hostile AT&T Center. This time around, expect players like Barbosa (0 of 7 for 0 points Game 2) & Diaw (4 of 8 just 9 points) to really step up in the friendly confines of home. Stoudemire, Nash, and O'Neal couldn't have played much better, and if they can get some consistent production off the bench, they can win this game going away. Bottom line, look for the Suns to step up to the plate and deliver in this "must-win" situation at home tonight against the Spurs. Go down 0-3 to a team like San Antonio and you might as well start making vacation plans, and the Suns know this... Expect their most spirited effort of the season tonight. Take Phoenix comfortably over San Antonio in Game 3 of this Western Conference Playoffs First Round series.


Karl Garrett

2♦ SPURS / SUNS OVER

Thus far, the first two games of this playoff series with the Suns have both easily eclipsed the posted price. That is kind of unusual, as during the regular season, the team's played UNDER in all four meetings. Dating back to the regular season, San Antonio has played OVER the total now in 5 straight games, while Phoenix has played HIGH in 4 of their last 7 games. For the year at home, the Suns have gone OVER in 22 of their 43 games, and with Phoenix trailing 2-0, look for the Suns to try an force an uptempo which is better-suited for them to get a "W" tonight. Faster pace = more points, and I am calling for our third straight OVER in the series.


Alex Smart

LA DODGERS -139

The Rockies starting pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez tonight has got the tools to be a major contributor in his teams pitching rotation , but his vast inexperience, continues to hinder him. He has a lot of maturing to do, and I expect it will continually come back to torch him, until he gets the innings he needs to be a force in the big show. He gave up 5 walks last time out, in just over 5 innings of work, and last year when he faced the Dodgers here in Chez Ravine, the righty got roughed up 5 runs in 4 innings, and I will not be surprised by a repeat performance. Hiroki Kuroda , the Dodgers hurler , has been very consistent in 3 outings , and when hes been hit hard, pulls up his sleeves, an gets tougher, stranding base runners in key spots. Unlike Jiminez, this guy, is very mature, and calm under pressure. Bottom line: Im leaning on the Dodgers to end a 8 game losing streak in this series, against a Colorado team , that looks like their suffering a World Series hang over, with a below 500 record, and offense that ranks them 10th in the NL, and a pitching staff that ranks 12th in ERA average.


LT Profits

NEW YORK RANGERS +130

We picked the New York Rangers to reach the Stanley Cup Finals before these playoffs started, so for our prediction to hold true, they have to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins at least once on the road in this series. Well, there is no time like the present. The Rangers have allowed the fewest goals in the Eastern Conference this season, permitting just 2.32 goals per game. They have taken a page out of the rival New Jersey Devils? book this year, becoming more defensive oriented and playing a neutral zone trap, with any offensive opportunities being generated by that defense. Sure, the end result is that they are only scoring 2.60 goals per game themselves, but that is fine when you allow two goals or less a majority of the time. It certainly helps to have Henrik Lundqvist and his 2.24 GAA and .913 save percentage between the pipes. Now the Penguins are the two seed in the East, but they actually lost the season series to the Rangers 5-3 this year. Furthermore, while Pittsburgh averaged 3.00 goals per game vs. the entire league, they were stifled by the Rangers trap, averaging just a total of 17 goals in the eight meetings. They were held to two goals or less in five of those encounters and to exactly three goals in two others. Finally, the Rangers have been great underdogs lately, going a lucrative 8-3 the last 11 times they have been cast in this role. Look for their defense to lead them to another upset win here.


DALLAS MAVERICKS -5

Well, all three teams that were down 0-2 in their respective series have all won and covered easily in Game 3 so far this season, and we look for the Dallas Mavericks to continue that pattern tonight vs. the New Orleans Hornets. Desperation is usually a great motivator in the NBA Playoffs, and teams returning home down 0-2 have traditionally done very well. The Mavericks have been a great home team all year going 34-7 straight up in this building, and while they are just 17-20-4 against the spread here, that is usually because they are asked to cover much bigger spreads than this one. The fact is that their average home winning margin of +8.9 points would be more than good enough to cover this number. Now the Hornets may be the best road team in the NBA, as they were an amazing 26-15 SU 24-15-2 ATS away from home. However, they had no success in two visits to Dallas this season, losing by 13 and nine points respectively while failing to cover on either occasion. In fact, the home team is now 6-0 both SU and ATS in the last six head-to-head meetings between these clubs. Thus, we look for a rather comfortable Dallas victory tonight as the Mavericks get themselves back in this series.


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NEW YORK YANKEES

Prior to last night game the Yankees had won 3 straight. New York is 6-2 in their last 8 games as a favorite. In their last 16 road games vs. a team with a losing home record the Yankees are 13-3. New York sends Pettite to the mound and he's 3-1 on the year with a 2.45 ERA. The Yankees are 9-1 in his last 10 road starts. Cleveland counters with 0-2 Paul Byrd. The Indians are 0-4 in his 4 starts this season. Cleveland has lost 6 of their last 8 home games. The Yankees are 9-3 in the last 12 meetings between the clubs. Play on the New York Yankees


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DETROIT PISTONS

The Pistons still have not forgotten their Game One meltdown. Keep in mind that they've outscored the Sixers by 30 points in the first half of Games One and Two, so Philly is lucky to be even at this point. Detroit has won five of six here in the City of Brotherly Love and can hang its hat on a 16-7 pointspread mark if coming off a double-digit win at home.
 
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10* DETROIT -4?
10* DALLAS -5
10* SAN ANTONIO +7

5* BOSTON -130
5* MILWAUKEE -145
 

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New Orleans Hornets + 5 over (at) Dallas Mavericks


New Orleans has won the first two games of this series 231-195, despite getting outscored by 24 at the free throw line. The Hornets are an NBA fourth best 26-15 on the road.

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Phoenix Suns - 6 over San Antonio Spurs


SA is 4-12 ATS last 16 games as a road dog. Suns are in "need to" win mode off losing the first two games of this series, at SA, by a combined eight points, blowing double digit leads both games.

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St. Louis (Looper) -130** over Houston (Chacon)


St. Louis is 8-3 last 11 home games. Looper is 2-0 at home this season allowing two runs over 11 innings. He's 7-3 life vs. the Astros with a 2.74 ERA.
 

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958 MIL (-145) vs 957 FLA

NOTE: THIS SELECTION IS BROKEN DOWN INTO TWO WAGERS. 1/2* UNIT ON THE MONEY LINE AND 1/2* UNIT ON THE RUN LINE.
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Verdict: Florida 2, Milwaukee 7

PLAY 1/2* UNIT (1%) ON MILWAUKEE -$145;
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4/25/2008 DETROIT at PHILADELPHIA Over 180

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4/25/2008 NEW ORLEANS at DALLAS Over 195.5

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Detroit Pistons at Philadelphia 76ers
Friday, April 25th, 7:30 PM ET

The Pistons still have not forgotten their Game One meltdown. Keep in mind that they've outscored the Sixers by 30 points in the first half of Games One and Two, so Philly is lucky to be even at this point. Detroit has won five of six here in the City of Brotherly Love and can hang its hat on a 16-7 pointspread mark if coming off a double-digit win at home.

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Detroit Pistons - 4 , 2 units

N.O Hornets + 5 , 2 units


MLB:

NY Mets - 130 , 2 units

Boston Redsox - 115 , 2 units

Reds/Giants under 7.5 ,1 unit (-115 )
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Game: Detroit Pistons at Philadelphia 76ers Apr 25 2008 7:00PM

Prediction: under

Reason: This series is tied up 1-1 after Detroit split their two home games with Philadelphia. The Total also split, 1 Over and 1 Under, as they head to Philadelphia for Game # 3 on Friday. With this being a pivotal tie breaking game that both teams need to gain a series advantage, expect a slow paced, defensive battle, especially as we find DETROIT going Under in 10 STRAIGHT road games when a Playoff series is tied.

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New York Yankees -119


NYY are 9-3 L 12 meetings and they are 9-1 in Pettites L 10 road starts. Cleveland has lost a little home luster as they are 2-6 L 8 at home and theyhave no offensive consistency yet. Byrd is 0-3 L 3 starts and remember he is OFF the juice. We saw what happened to Closer Gagne when he went off it.

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Take Bart Bryant (40-1), 1/6 unit: OK, he?s a Texan. OK, he?s got the best moustache on Tour, at least the best one wielded by an American. Maybe the ONLY one wielded by an American. Texas and moustaches are forces to be reckoned with, but the pick is about Bryant?s play: In his last three tourneys he?s gone 2,T11 and MC. The MC last week wasn?t horrendous (he shot 70 and 74). What would be more concerning is that he?s missed his last two Nelson cuts. Again, all bets are off with a completely overhauled course. It?s supposedly in great shape and more attractive to the eye, which might help a guy who?s missed the cut his last two tries. Take Daniel Chopra (100-1), 1/6 unit: It?s been a mixed bag since he opened the year with a win at Kapalua. In recent years, Chopra?s saved up for the last month or so of the season. He?s a good bet for late season events, especially Vegas. I?m taking him this week because he?s really good and can win any week. Who knows what?s in his head? Sometimes he sounds like a mature golfer, other times we see him make a mess of things. He?s in a grouping of guys who can win any time out but hasn?t really broken through.At 100-1, I don?t mind taking the chance his head is in the game this week. Take Kevin Na (100-1), 1/6 unit: Na had two rounds in the 60s last week and finished T17. He has two top-10s this year. He would be in the Chopra category except he?s not as talented. Still, he can play for a young guy. He just needs to figure out how to win. And that could happen any time.

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NBA PLAYOFFS

EASTERN CONFERENCE

(2) Detroit (60-24, 46-37-1 ATS) at (7) Philadelphia (41-43, 43-38-3 ATS)
The Pistons, who bounced back in Game 2 after a stunning Game 1 upset loss at home, will try to regain home-court advantage when they travel to the Wachovia Center for Game 3 against the 76ers. Detroit, which blew a 15-point, third-quarter lead to Philadelphia in Game 1, posted a resounding 105-88 victory Wednesday night to square the best-of-7 series and easily cover as a 10?-point home chalk. The Pistons moved to 5-1 SU and ATS in their last six starts, and the straight-up winner has cashed in each of Detroit?s last 10 games. The Sixers, on the other hand, dropped to 1-5 SU and ATS in their last six outings. Despite the blowout loss on Wednesday, Philly is still 4-2 ATS against the Pistons this season (3-3 SU), including 3-1 SU and ATS in the last four clashes. The favorite in this series is on a 13-6-1 ATS roll, and the road team ? again, despite Wednesday?s outcome ? is 8-3 ATS in the last 11 matchups. Finally, while Detroit is 2-5 ATS in the last seven meetings overall, it is 4-1 ATS in its last five trips to the Wachovia Center.
Wednesday?s victory snapped an 0-5 SU and 0-6 ATS slide in the postseason for the Pistons. Additionally, Detroit is still in the midst of negative ATS trends of 6-11-1 in the playoffs since the start of the 2007 postseason, 6-16-1 as a playoff chalk (1-7 the last eight as a playoff favorite), 3-7 against the Atlantic Division, 4-10 as a road favorite and 2-7 overall on the highway. On the positive side, Flip Saunders? team is 10-3 SU in its last 13 overall (8-5 ATS) and has positive pointspread trends of 5-1 as a chalk, 5-1 on one day of rest, 15-6 as a road favorite of less than five points and 15-6-3 in first-round playoff games. Philadelphia remains on positive ATS runs of 14-7-1 as a pup, 8-3 against the Central Division, 6-1 as a home ?dog of less than five and 10-4-1 after a SU loss. However, the Sixers are just 4-12-1 ATS in their last 16 playoff games as an underdog, 5-11-3 ATS in their last 19 in conference quarterfinal games, 3-7 ATS in their last 10 when catching less than five points and 1-4 ATS in their past five at home.
Although Wednesday?s meeting sailed over the 178?-point posted price, the under for Detroit is still on streaks of 10-4 overall, 9-3 as a favorite, 12-3 against the East, 4-0 as a road chalk and 6-1 on the highway. Philadelphia, meanwhile, has seen the over-under alternate in its last nine contests overall, and the under is 4-1 in its last five at home, but the over is 11-5-1 in the 76ers? last 17 games on Friday.
ATS ADVANTAGE: DETROIT


WESTERN CONFERENCE


(2) New Orleans (58-26, 51-31-2 ATS) at (7) Dallas (51-33, 35-45-4 ATS)
The Hornets, who continued to prove their worth as one of the best bets in the league by winning and covering in Games 1 and 2 at home, head west to the American Airlines Center for Game 3 against the Mavericks, who are in a must-win situation. New Orleans followed up a 104-92 Game 1 win over the Mavs by running Dallas out of the gym Tuesday night in a 127-103 rout laying 3? points. The Hornets are 3-1 SU and ATS in their last four starts going back to the regular season, and the straight-up winner has gotten the cash in eight of New Orleans? last nine contest. Dallas, meanwhile, is 1-6 ATS in its last six starts (3-4 SU). With New Orleans? win Tuesday, the home team is now 6-0 SU and ATS this season in this series, and the favorite is 6-1 ATS in the last seven clashes overall (5-0 ATS in the past five). Finally, Dallas is 4-1 ATS in its last five battles with the Hornets at the American Airlines Center. The Hornets, who sported the league?s third-best ATS mark in the regular season, are on a multitude of positive pointspread streaks, including 40-19-1 overall, 36-16-1 on two days? rest, 6-1 in conference quarterfinal games, 9-3 against the Western Conference, 20-9 as an underdog and 31-15-2 as a visitor. On the downside, they are on ATS slides of 3-7-1 as a playoff underdog, 2-5 as a road pup of any price, 1-5 as a road ?dog of five to 10? points and 2-5-1 after a pointspread win.
Despite winning and covering against New Orleans at home in the regular-season finale nine days ago, Dallas is still on negative pointspread runs of 1-5 on two days? rest, 2-9 following a non-cover, 4-10 against winning teams, 2-6 at home and 0-6 in first-round playoff games. On the positive side, the Mavericks are 37-17-1 in their last 55 against Southwest Division rivals and 4-1-2 ATS in their last seven on Friday. The ?over? trends run particularly heavy for New Orleans, including 4-0 overall, 7-1 as a road ?dog of any price, 5-1 catching 5 to 10? points on the road, 26-8 on two days? rest and 8-3-1 in Friday contests. For Dallas, the over is on streaks of a 4-1 overall, 4-0 on two days? rest and 5-1 against the Southwest Division, but the under is on runs of 9-3 for the Mavs as a favorite, 8-2 for the Mavs as a playoff favorite and 6-2 for the Mavs at home. Finally, the under is 11-4-1 in the last 16 clashes between these rivals and is 7-1 the last eight contests in Dallas, but the over has cashed in four straight matchups, including the first two games of this series.
ATS ADVANTAGE: DALLAS


(3) San Antonio (58-26, 38-44-2) at (6) Phoenix (55-29, 40-41-3 ATS)
The defending NBA champion Spurs carry a 2-0 series lead into U.S. Airways Center, where the Suns must find a way to win Game 3 or face the all-but-certain prospect of being knocked out of the playoffs by San Antonio for the second straight year. For the second straight game in this best-of-7 series, Phoenix got out to a great start in building a 14-point lead on Tuesday, but San Antonio outscored the Suns 27-11 in the third quarter and held on down the stretch for a 102-96 win as a 1?-point favorite. The Spurs have won four in a row (2-2 ATS), though they are still just 3-6 ATS in their last nine overall. Meanwhile, the Suns, who have dropped two straight Western Conference games for the first time since March 7, have alternated spread-covers over the last six games, including cashing in Game 1 in San Antonio. Phoenix is 4-2 ATS this season in the heated rivalry against San Antonio, and the underdog has taken the cash in five of the six meetings. Meanwhile, San Antonio, which took out Phoenix in last year?s conference semis by winning the series 4-2 (3-2-1 ATS), is 9-4-1 ATS in its last 14 visits to the U.S. Airways Center. The Spurs are in the midst of ATS funks of 1-4 against the Pacific Division, 2-7 on two days? rest, 3-8 as an underdog, 4-12 as a road pup and 0-4 on the highway. One positive for San Antonio is its 5-1 ATS run in first-round playoff games. The Suns are on positive pointspread trends of 8-2 at home, 12-5-1 against the Western Conference, 6-0 after a non-cover, 6-1 on two days? rest, 4-1 after a SU loss, 7-2 as a home favorite and 10-4-1 overall as a chalk.
The under cashed in all four regular-season meetings between these squads, but the over took the money in the first two in this playoff series, with Tuesday?s clash eclipsing the 191-point posted price.
For Phoenix, the over is on runs of 4-0 in conference quarterfinal games, 4-1 on two days? rest, 10-4 as a playoff favorite and 11-5 as a home chalk. For San Antonio, the over streaks are 5-0 overall, 5-0 against the West, 4-0 following a SU win, 6-1 against the Pacific Division (including a current 4-0 run) and 7-2 with the Spurs catching points in the playoffs.
ATS ADVANTAGE: PHOENIX and OVER
 

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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Atlanta (11-11) at N.Y. Mets (11-10)
The Braves send young right-hander Jair Jurrjens (2-2, 3.20 ERA) to the hill at Shea Stadium to open a three-game set against the Mets, who will counter with righty Mike Pelfrey (2-0, 3.18). Atlanta snapped a modest two-game losing skid with Thursday?s 7-4 home win over the Marlins. Going back to April 17, the Braves are on a 6-2 run, as they?ve reached .500 for the first time since the opening week of the season. However, Bobby Cox?s club is just 3-7 on the highway this year, including 1-3 in the last four. New York has followed up a five-game winning streak by losing three of its last four, including Thursday?s 10-5 setback at Washington. On the bright side, the Mets return home, where they are 6-3 this season, including three straight wins. These two teams have already seen each other once this season, with Atlanta sweeping a two-game series April 4 and 5 at home, posting wins of 11-5 and 3-1, though neither of today?s starters were involved in those decisions. Last year, the teams split their 18 meetings, though New York won five of the last six. The 22-year-old Jurrjens has had four solid starts, even in his two losses, but his best outing came Sunday in a 6-1 home win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, as he allowed one run ? a solo homer -- on three hits in seven innings, with three walks and eight strikeouts. In his first major-league experience last year, Jurrjens went 3-1 with a 4.70 ERA in seven starts for Detroit. Pelfrey notched wins in his first two starts before getting a no-decision in a 5-4 loss at Philadelphia on Sunday. In that contest, he got beat up a bit, allowing four runs on 10 hits in five innings. But in two home starts prior to that, he allowed just two runs on 10 hits in 12 innings, including tossing seven shutout innings in a 6-0 win over Washington on April 15. Pelfrey is 1-1 with a 4.15 ERA in two career starts (three appearances) against Atlanta, all last season. The over is 5-1 in Pelfrey?s last six starts at Shea, but the under is 3-1 in Jurrrjens? four outings this year. Furthermore, the ?under? trends are heavy for both these teams, with the total staying low in six of the Braves? last eight overall and four of the Mets? last six overall. For Atlanta, the under is also 7-0 on the road against right-handed starters, 23-8 overall against righties and 5-1 in series openers. For New York, the under is 8-1 against losing teams, 6-2 against the N.L. East, 5-2 at home and 39-19-4 in Friday outings. Finally, the under is 6-2 in the last eight series clashes between these rivals and 3-1 in the past four meetings at Shea Stadium.
ATS ADVANTAGE: N.Y. METS and UNDER



AMERICAN LEAGUE

N.Y. Yankees (12-11) at Cleveland (10-12)
After a long night in the Windy City, the Yankees, head east to Cleveland to kick off a weekend series against the Indians in a rematch of last year?s American League Divisional Series. New York left-hander Andy Pettitte (3-1, 2.45 ERA) is set to toe the rubber at Progressive Field against Indians right-hander Paul Byrd (0-2, 4.43) in a battle of veteran hurlers.
New York jumped out to a 3-0 lead at the White Sox last night, then endured a lengthy rain delay. Shortly after play resumed, the Yankees fell behind 6-3 and battled back to the tie the game at 6 before eventually losing 7-6 in the bottom of the ninth to halt a three-game winning streak. Despite the loss, Joe Girardi?s club is still 5-3 in its last eight on the highway. Cleveland is coming off Thursday?s doubleheader sweep at Kansas City, winning by scores of 9-6 and 3-0. That completed the Tribe?s three-game sweep of the Royals after Monday?s 15-1 rout. Returning home may not prove all that comfortable for the Indians, who are 2-6 in their last eight at Progressive since opening the season with two home wins. This is the first meeting between these A.L. rivals since last year?s best-of-5 divisional playoff series, won by Cleveland 3-1. Prior to that, New York won all six regular-season meetings in 2007, outscoring the Indians 49-17. The Yanks are on an 8-0 regular-season run in this rivalry dating to 2006. Pettitte struggled in his season debut at Tampa Bay, taking the loss after allowing five runs on eight hits in five innings in a 6-3 setback. But he?s rebounded to go 3-0 with a 1.74 ERA in his past three starts, most recently throwing seven scoreless innings in Sunday?s 7-1 rout at Baltimore, allowing just four hits, with no walks and five strikeouts. In his career against Cleveland, Pettitte is 6-7 with a 4.50 ERA in 16 starts, incluing 5-3 with a 3.72 ERA in Cleveland (1-0 last year).
The Indians are 0-4 with Byrd on the mound this season, despite the fact he has held his last two opponents (Boston and Minnesota) to a combined two runs (one earned) on 12 hits with no walks and nine strikeouts in 13 innings. In his only home start of the season on April 15, Byrd held the Red Sox to an unearned run over six innings, with Cleveland?s bullpen imploding in a 5-3 defeat. Byrd is 1-4 with a 4.44 ERA in eight starts against New York, getting blitzed for seven runs on seven hits in just two innings in his lone outing against the Yanks last year. The Yankees are on tears of 9-1 in Pettitte?s last 10 road starts, 24-7 in Pettitte?s last 31 starts against the A.L. Central, 37-14 in Pettitte?s last 51 starts in a series opener and 44-20 in Pettitte?s last 64 starts overall. The lone negative for New York: a 1-5 mark in its last six Friday outings. The Indians are 21-9 in Byrd?s last 30 starts at Progressive Field. On the flip side, Cleveland is 2-5 in its last seven series openers, 1-5 overall in its last six against lefties and 0-5 in its last five against the A.L. East. For the Yankees, the under is on streaks of 15-8 overall, 10-5 on the road and 5-0 when Pettitte starts. However, for Cleveland, the over is on runs of 9-1 in series openers, 10-4-3 against winning teams and 7-2-1 when Byrd starts at home. Finally, the over is 9-3-1 in the last 13 meetings between these squads.
ATS ADVANTAGE: N.Y. YANKEES and OVER
 
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