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Sorry to start this thread like this , but ASA is going to realease the A.L. GOY, thanks in adv for the one who posts it
 

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2:55:00 PM 0 RUNS,ANAHEIM ANGELS (Weaver)
-vs- New York Yankees (Mussina)

ASA 7* AL GAME OF THE YEAR - Los Angeles (Weaver) + over New York (Mussina) 2:55 PM

The last game which the Angels faced the Yankees with Mike Mussina on the mound resulted in am 18-9 rout as Mussina left the game in the second inning. Los Angeles took the first game of this series at Yankee Stadium and last season Los Angeles won two thirds of the games overall including winning four games in New York. The Angels made a big upgrade at the trade deadline to extend their MLB best record and Los Angeles has more road wins than the Yankees have wins at home.

Mussina pitched well for most July but was hit hard in his last start allowing six runs in five innings. On the season Mussina has been a much better pitcher away from home as his walk and home run totals increase dramatically at home. The Yankees own a solid home record but recent games have shown some vulnerability with a losing series to Baltimore and a blowout loss in game 1 of this series. The Angels are 9-1-1 in the last eleven road series.

Jered Weaver owns an ERA of 2.43 over his last six starts and the Angels have won four of his last six starts on the road. Opponents are hitting just .206 over his last six starts and the Angels have won in New York each of the last two times that Weaver has pitched against the Yankees. Over the last ten games the Angels are hitting .320 while averaging over seven runs per game and Mark Texeira was just added in the most recent games. Look for the Angels to deliver the road win tonight as the best team in baseball has only gotten stronger.
 

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30* Dodgers -135
20* Nationals -125
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10* Cardinals -115


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SATURDAY

15 Dime Brewers Run Line

It?s over, now let?s move on. That would be that treacherous series with the Cubs, at Miller Park, where the NL Central frontrunners ran roughshod through Milwaukee?s alleged daunting rotation and put a staple on the division ? for now. CC Sabathia was not happy with his selection of pitches, and I suspect we?re going to see him back to true form tonight at Turner Field, as the Brewers need to get back into a groove ASAP. They did just that with last night?s 9-0 win over Atlanta in the series opener ? and the opener of a six-game road trip ? but they?re still four back of the Cubs. And remember, this team was tied for first place one week ago today.



The good news is Milwaukee has felt right at home on the road since the break, as it is 8-0 on the highway since the Midsummer Classic, outscoring its opponents 50-19. Sabathia, now 4-0 with a 1.82 ERA in a Brewers uniform, has been instrumental in Milwaukee?s jump in the division and it too competitive to let his last outing affect him. And since he has been nearly untouchable in winning two road starts for the Brew Crew, allowing one run and seven hits with 17 strikeouts over 18 frames.



He should have the run support he?ll need, as Atlanta sends rookie Charlie Morton to the slab, and he?s coming in off an awfully disappointing start and has been back and forth from Triple-A Richmond since last Saturday because of his trying efforts. He?s back in an Atlanta uniform because staff ace Tim Hudson is now on the disabled list ? along with star Chipper Jones ? and the right-hander is 1-3 with a 9.53 ERA in his last five starts. Atlanta is simply not playing well, as it?s lost six of seven. The Braves are in trouble today, as the Brew Crew get it done big time.



5 Dime Twins Run Line

We?re banking on a big-time win here, as the AL Central-surging Twins continue their quest toward first place in the division, and have a very good chance against the hapless Indians, who have lost 13 of 16 on the road over the past six weeks. That certainly does not bode well in facing the majors? best home team in the same time frame, as Minnesota is 19-4 inside the Metrodome since June 17, while the team is on a 5-0 run against Cleveland in the Homer Domer. We?ll likely get Kevin Slowey in the listing of this one, which I have no problem with, as he?s 5-1 with his last six decisions, and comes in off an impressive showing against the first-place White Sox last Monday. Lay the run line with the much better team here, as the Twins roll to an easy win.



5 Dime Tigers

While the strength of Tampa Bay has been the pitching rotation, the exception has been Andy Sonnanstine, who has the worst ERA of any regular starter in Tampa?s roatation this season, and much of that is due to his recent struggles. The right-hander, who has never faced this team, has lost his last three starts and comes in with a 6.63 ERA in that span. I?d much rather side with veteran Kenny Rogers, who has a 9-4 record and 3.10 ERA in 14 career starts against Tampa Bay. Since the Rays are hitting a paltry .241 against southpaws this season, I?ll count on the boys from Motown to reign supreme in this one.
 

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Cincinnati Washington

Event Date: 08/02/2008
Event Time: 07:05 PM EST

Play: Cincinnati -105 (10*)

Comments: Cincinnati (Fogg) @ Washington (Bergmann)
In spite of the poor performances as a starter for the Reds this season Josh Fogg has had success in recent years versus the Nationals. In 3 starts at Washington since 2005 Fogg has posted an excellent 1.00 ERA. Fogg also had a stellar start earlier this season in his only outings versus Washington. The Washington starter Bergmann is a dismal 0-9 in his last 9 team starts versus a team with a less than .500 winning percentage. The Nationals are a money draining 9-26 in Game 2 of a series this season and 14-26 in night games at home in 2008. This is a Washington team that has virtually cleaned house with their veteran players and is a mere very good AAA team at this point. Play on the Cincinnati Reds as a 10* selection.


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Toronto Texas

Event Date: 08/02/2008
Event Time: 08:05 PM EST

Play: Toronto -120 (10*)

Comments: Toronto (Burnett) @ Texas (Feldman)
The Toronto starter Burnett enters the game in very good form off of his last 4 starts posting a 1.33 ERA and an almost 4:1 strikeout to walk ratio. Burnett is 4-0 in his last 4 team starts when installed as a favorite and Toronto as a team is 8-2 in the last 10 as a chalk. The Texas starter Feldman enters the game in poor form off of his last 3 starts posting a 8.04 ERA, a 1.72 WHIP, has walked 2 more than he has struck out, and allowed 5 home runs in just 15.2 innings. Feldman is just 2-6 in his home team starts in 2008 which hardly deems him as be a worthy favorite. Play on the Toronto Blue Jays as a 10* selection.


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New York Houston

Event Date: 08/02/2008
Event Time: 07:05 PM EST

Play: Houston +115 (10*)

Comments: Mets (Santana) @ Houston (Oswalt)
In spite of the Houston starter Roy Oswalt having a below average year by his standards he still carries a ton of value with him as a home underdog. Oswalt is 49-18 in his last 67 team starts at home and in 3 home starts versus the Mets since 2005 has posted a stellar 2.61 ERA. Even with the dominating numbers the Mets Santana has posted in 2008 he is a dismal 1-5 in his last 6 team starts as a favorite of 1.50 or less. The Mets are a money burning 2-10 in their last 12 as a road favorite. The Astros are hitting a torrid .294 as a team at home this season versus left-handed pitching. Play on the Houston Astros as a 10* selection.




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#955 NY METS with Santana (-130) over Houston at 7:05 PM EST
Off back-to-back straight up losses, New York will bounce back in a big way with southpaw Johan Santana on the mound.

Since making the trek over from the Twin Cities, Santana has cruised to a 9-7 overall record in the Big Apple with a ridiculous 2.93 ERA. Through 147.2 innings of work, Johan has been touched for 48 earned runs and 136 hits. His strikeout-to-walk ratio of 125-39 is outstanding. Santana's last two starts have been phenomenal too. Facing a pair of playoff contenders in St. Louis and Philadelphia, No. 57 has been barely scratched for three earned runs and 14 hits in 17.0 innings of work. That breaks down to a sensational 1.59 ERA!

Houston will counter with flamethrower Roy Oswalt. This will be Oswalt's second start since coming off the DL (left hip injury) and he's going to have his hands full with this high octane Mets lineup. Roy's work at home hasn't been that great either. At Minute Maid Park this season, Oswalt has been pounded for 34 earned runs and 71 hits in only 60.2 innings of work. That breaks down to a lofty 5.04 ERA!

This is a solid technical spot for New York too. Off a loss, the Mets have cashed eight of their last 10 and the "Boys from the Big Apple" has nailed nine of their last 12 facing a sub .500 opponent. Meanwhile, when priced as a pup, the Astros have dropped six of their last eight with Oswalt on the bump.

The Mets haven't dropped three in a row since they lost five straight back in early June and they won't fall here with one of the best lefty's in baseball on the mound! Take New York with listed pitcher Santana.
 

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Game: Milwaukee at Atlanta (3:55 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Atlanta +170 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 5.1)

Despite some good numbers, Sabathia's teams have only been 11-11 on the season when he takes the mound. This is also a Brewers? team that has dropped five of their last six games, with opponents scoring six or more runs in the five losses. Atlanta has been a dreadful team on the road, but has been cashing at home with a 32-24 mark. The Brewers have also been a lethal 23-12 against LHP, but a mediocre 38-37 against righties. The Brewers have their worst mark against any NL Division against the East at 11-11. Charlie Morton did tame this Brewers? lineup with a six-inning two-run performance earlier, so we like the value on the Braves here.

Game: Milwaukee at Atlanta (4:00 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Atlanta +1.5 runs +100 (runline) (risk 3 to win 3)

It isn?t too often that you get a team at home with +1.5 runs and even money or better. The Braves have lost 59 games on the season, but they are 6-23 in one-run games, meaning they stay close in their losses. The Braves would be 73-36 if given +1.5 runs a game, turning 23 losses into wins. Atlanta has been a dreadful team on the road, but has been cashing at home with a 32-24 mark. This is also a Brewers? team that has dropped five of their last six games with opponents scoring six or more runs in the five losses. We will ride the value in the runline here.

Game: Arizona at Los Angeles Dodgers (10:10 PM Eastern)
Pick: 3 units on Arizona +122 (moneyline) (risk 3 to win 3.7)

Hiroki Kuroda may be hitting the wall for the Dodgers. Kuroda has only managed 11.2 innings in his last three starts getting banged around for 17 runs for an ERA of 13.11. He has allowed five runs or more in five of his last nine starts compared to just one in his first 11. Yusmeiro Petit had been relegated to the pen for most of '08, but his two starts have produced results, where he has worked 11 innings and allowing just two runs. The D-Backs are also back to their winning ways having won nine of their last 11, and the pitching has been outstanding, allowing three runs or less in nine of the 11 games. We like the D-Backs here in a valued dog role
 

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The Twins had another chance to catch the White Sox in the AL Central last night (began Friday a half-game back) but despite a 4-1 win over the Indians, Minnesota remains a half-game behind the White Six, who won at KC, 4-2. The Twins will give it another shot tonight and the Indians don't figure to offer much of a challenge. Cleveland has now lost 13 of its last 16 road games to fall to an AL-worst 18-35 on the road this year, as well as a ML-worst minus-$1,714 against the moneyline in away games. Paul Byrd gets the starts for Cleveland and the veteran has allowed only one run over 13 innings in winning his last two starts but after going 15-8 in '07, he enters this game 5-10 with a 4.93 ERA this season. The Indians are just 6-14 in his starts this year, including 2-10 in his 12 road starts, with Byrd allowing 87 hits in only 65 innings, while posting a 6.51 ERA. He does own a solid career mark vs the Twins, going 10-5 with a 4.06 ERA in 19 starts but his teams are just 11-8 in those games, after the Indians have failed to win any of his three starts vs the Twins this year. Byrd pitched well in an early April start vs Minnesota but in his two most recent outings against them, he's been ripped for 14 hits and 11 ERs over 8.1 inngs (11.88 ERA). Considering his poor road efforts all season and the team's terrible road play, there is NO reason to back Cleveland with Byrd on the mound in ANY road game. Much less against a team like the Twins, who own a ML-best 19-4 mark at home since June 17. Last night's win ups their home mark to 38-20 on the season and at plus-$1,792 vs the moneyline, only the Tampa Bay Rays have made more money for their backers in home games in '08! Kevin Slowey takes the mound for the Twins, who have outscored opponents at home this year, 5.21 RPG to 3.78. Slowey has become a solid contributor in Minnesota's rotation, after getting off to an 0-4 start. He's 7-3 with a 3.49 ERA over his last 12 starts (team is 9-3), including a 5-1 run over his last eight starts (team is 7-1). Just this past Monday, Slowey threw his first career shutout, beating the White Sox, 7-0.


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Everyone remembers Colorado's second-half run last year, which took the Rockies all the way to the World Series. Can they repeat it this year, in a very mediocre NL West? The Rockies are trying, as they've gone since the All Star break, However, this is NOT 2007 but 2008. The Rockies were MLB's biggest "money-makers' last year (plus-$2,466) but at 50-61 in '08, rank 25th against the moneyline at minus-$1,186. The team that hit .280 last year and averaged 5.3 RPG, is batting .270 this year, while averaging 4. 7 RPG. The Rockies are a dreadful 19-39 (minus-$1,582) on the road (getting outscored by an average of 3.76-to-5.26 RPG) and will face a Florida team which just "refuses to go away." Coming off a 71-91 season in '07, the Marlins take a 58-52 mark into this game, featuring a moneyline mark (plus-$1,699) which ranks them 3rd in the majors. The Marlins took Thursday's game 12-2 but behind the red-hot Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado won last night, 5-2. Tonight, the pitching matchup of Valerio De Los Santos for Colorado and Ricky Nolasco of Florida, gives the Marlins a HUGE edge. De Los Santos started for the Rockies this past Monday at Pittsburgh, in a game the Rockies lost 8-4. He allowed two hits and two ERs in only four innings, while also allowing SIX walks. Maybe that's not so bad for a guy making his first major league appearance since 2005 and his first start since 2000 (I'm NOT making this up!). Now he's a lefty and the Marlins are just 14-16 this year vs lefties but that sure didn't seem to bother them Thursday night, when they rocked lefty Jorge De La Rosa for five hits (four walks) and seven runs in just 1.2 innings. If the Marlins were facing Johan Santana, I might be worried but I'm not concerned with their ability to get to De Los Santos. As for Florida, Ricky Nolasco will toe the rubber. He followed an 11-11 rookie season ('06) with a injury-shortened '07, in which he made just five appearances (four starts). However, it's been an excellent "bounce-back" year for him in '08. He began the year in the bullpen but after two relief appearances, has made 21 consecutive starts. He entered the All Star break in excellent form, going 9-1 with a 2.84 ERA in his last 13 starts (team won 10 of his last 11). He struggled in his first two starts after the break (12 IP / 15 hits / 9 ERs / 6.75 ERA) but was sharp in his last outing, going six innings while allowing seven hits and two ERs, as the Marlins beat the Mets, 7-3 (he didn't get a decision). Let's not forget that the Marlins are 14-7 in this right-handers' starts this year and unlike last year, when the Rockies just 'killed' righties (70-49, plus-$3,070), '08 has been a season-long struggle for the Rockies vs right-handers. The Rockies are only 33-48 vs righties this year, including 15-31 on the road, where they are averaging just under four runs per game. This game has blowout written all over it!

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Day 109: 2-4 -6.10 units
Day 108: 1-2 -1.65 units
Day 107: 3-1 +4.50 units
Day 106: 0-3 -5.10 units
Day 105: 2-4 -3.15 units
Day 104: 2-0 +3.00 units
Day 103: 1-3 -1.00 units

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