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Friday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Friday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Friday:
Ricky Romero (Toronto Blue Jays)
Were you expecting to see probable pitchers here that are hot like Tim Lincecum and Felix Hernandez? I decided to give them a break from the list and mix it up a bit here today.
This week’s Top 10 bonanza is dedicated to the man who wears No. 10 for the Baltimore Orioles, Adam Jones. He drove in Curtis Granderson with a sac fly in the eighth inning as the American League (+100) beat the National League 4-3 at Tuesday’s All-Star Game. Jones barely got any mention for his game-winning RBI; Carl Crawford made the signature play of the day in the seventh with a leaping catch to take a home run away from Brad Hawpe and win the MVP honors.
Thursday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Thursday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Thursday:
Dallas Braden (Oakland Athletics)
Braden has been solid this season with a line of 7-7, 3.12ERA on the season.
This MLB gambling season has flown by so fast it’s hard to believe we already past the half way mark. The All Star break is a great time to start projecting the winners of each division and the wildcard. Handicapping this year’s National League Pennant race is a little more complex than usual. There are at least 8 teams that have a true shot at winning their divisions or the wildcard.
The MLB All-Star break marks the half way point of the 2009 baseball season and a good opportunity to review which teams have a legitimate shot to win the World Series. Every division is still up for grabs, but in the end only two teams will play for the right to be called World Champions.
It’s time for the Midsummer Classic, and Bookmaker.com has all of the great baseball betting action covered for the All-Star Game on Tuesday night! The National League All-Stars haven’t won an All-Star Game since 1996, but five of the L/7 games have ended within a run (including the infamous tie of the 2002 season).
You can’t tell the players without a program – even when they’re All-Stars.
The rosters for Tuesday’s MLB Midsummer Classic keep changing at the 11th hour. The latest move over the weekend had Boston Red Sox 2B and reigning American League MVP Dustin Pedroia deciding to stay in Boston to be with his pregnant wife Kelli, who was hospitalized last week after showing signs of labor earlier than expected. Pedroia is being replaced by Tampa Bay Rays 1B Carlos Pena, the AL leader in home runs with 24.
What a whirlwind since the beginning of the MLB season but now we have some time to take a breath and watch the ALL STARS battle for the Home Run Crown. Most years the big names gracefully decline to be in the contest but this year all the big names have entered.
Today Sports Handicapper Craig Trapp will breakdown the Home Run Contest and give you his Free Winner!!
It’s going to be a fun-filled weekend with the UFC 100 odds up on the sports card for betting as the entire UFC 100 fight card is packed with tantalizing matchups.
But even so, UFC is not America’s pastime. Baseball is.
That being said, baseball will be taking a bit of a break mid-July, as per usual, as they get set for their All-Star Game and break.
Thursday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Thursday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Thursday:
Craig’s MLB Free Play for July 8th, 2009.
Craig’s MLB free play is on the matchup between the LA Dodgers and the NY Mets. Lets look at the records and trends in this series!
Rough day for Craig yesterday as his top play lost in a close one as PHI could not pull off the win. Today he looks to get back on the horse and continue his hot streak in his top plays 5-3 the last week!!
Looks like Eric Wedge is going to get the chop. The skipper of the 33-50 Cleveland Indians – last in the American League and 21.50 units in the red – got the kiss of death from GM Mark Shapiro on Sunday, in the form of a public vote of confidence. “The responsibility is spread equally throughout the players, the front office, Eric and his staff,” Shapiro told MLB.com.
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Tuesday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Tuesday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Tuesday:
Thursday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Thursday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Thursday:
It might not feel like it for those who bet on the Boston Red Sox last night (victims to the largest comeback in Orioles history), but as the 2009 All Star break approaches, the BoSox have the best record in the AL, and have been a profitable play for bettors when picking their spots.
Today they hit the field trying to shake off yesterday’s collapse and win the series with Baltimore.
Tuesday’s “Need To Know”
A look at the hot and cold pitchers going on Friday. The information you need to know whether it is for fantasy baseball or wagering contests.
Probable Hot Starting Pitchers going on Tuesday:
