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Favorites (49-43)(-5.11 units) Underdogs (35-43)(-0.66 units) Moneyline Parlays (11-16)(-0.10 units) For The Season (95-102)(-5.87 units) 2-1 picking up 1.30 units last night. At least the losing streak has stopped, at least for now. A ton of day games today that I missed due to work and not much left at night. Here is what I like. Moneyline Parlay risking 1 unit to win 1.57 units Phillies over Atlanta Arizona over Colorado Straight one unit plays Florida -112 vs Cincinnati Angels +109 vs White Sox Good Luck Everybody!

Yesterday 1-3 -3.73 May Totals 21-18 -2.97 Best Bets 0-4 Totals 47-44 -.32 Best Bets 9-7 Yesterday I Give Back What I Have Done This Week Just Need To Hit A Good Winning Streak.o Well A Few Games Today And 2 Best Bets And Boy I Am Due To Hit Them C.cubs Pk -140 1 Unit Dempster Pitching And San Diego Just Cant Score Runs Tampa Bay Pk -140 2 Units Best Bet #1 Kasmir Against The Yankees And Tampa Is In First Place So Taking The Hot Team Arizona Under 8.5 -115 3 Units Best Bet # 2 My Second 3 Unit Play Of The Year And Love This Game Cook Against Webb 2 Strong Pitchers On The Hill Should Keep This A Low Scoring Game Good Luck Everyone

1 unit plays 11-13 -1.25 2 unit plays 15-14 +1.10 3 unit plays 10-7 +4.40 4 unit plays 4-4 -0.00 5 unit plays 2-1 +4.50 Overall 42-39 +7.15 Missed out posting last night. Today 1 unit Phillies -165 2 Unit Dbacks -1.5 RL +130 Royals +110 3 unit Giants -1.5 RL +145 4 unit DRays -145

The Tribe to beat Oakland!!! Cleveland is starting to gain form and here they come!!! GLTA !!!:thumb: Bobby O

Toronto at Minnesota (+123, 7 ½) You have to feel sorry for Roy Halladay. The poor fella would probably be a Cy Young candidate on any other team, but with the Blue Jays, he’s just a candidate for anger management counseling. But you can’t blame him for being frustrated because it seems like every time he pitches a gem, the Jays’ offense doesn’t back him up. In his eight starts this season, he’s getting an average of 2.75 runs in support. And the frustration is starting to show. Halladay has built a reputation as a workhouse and he’s already pitched two complete games this season, but in recent games, he’s been trying to do too much. He’s striking out more batters, but his last two starts have been his shortest of the season. In his last start, Halladay lasted only six innings, gave up four earned runs and walked three batters – all bad numbers for him. He’ll be up against Minnesota’s Boof Bonser, who has given up 11 earned runs in his last two starts and is 0-2 against the Blue Jays. Pick: Over San Diego at Chicago Cubs (-114, no total yet) The Cubs are almost unbeatable at home this season. They took a loss to San Diego at Wrigley yesterday, but overall the Cubs are 15-7 in the Friendly Confines and they’ve lost only two series there this season. Don’t pay any mind to Ted Lilly’s ERA. His last start was outstanding as he pitched seven strong innings against the Diamondbacks and held baseball’s best hitting team to three hits and one earned run over seven innings. Lilly got off to a rough start this season, but he’s turned the corner and there’s great value in this guy right now if you look at his last four outings in which he has a 2.42 ERA and is 3-1. The lefty also has a perfect 3-0 career mark against the Padres. The Cubs will have a tough test against San Diego’s Jake Peavy (and bettors should take a long look at the under when this total comes out) but the Padres’ road record (7-15) is discouraging and they haven’t given Peavy much in the way of run support in recent starts. Pick: Cubs Raji

With The Players Championship, the unofficial fifth major on the PGA Tour, behind us, a majority of the big shooters are taking the weekend off. The top 14 players of the official world golf ranking are all sitting out, leaving 15th-ranked Stewart Cink as the favorite. The big names might not grace the leaderboard but that doesn’t mean there’s not value to be found. Cink (+1100) and 22nd-ranked Zach Johnson are the favorites heading into the weekend and for good reason. The obvious reason Cink is the favorite is because he’s the highest-ranked golfer in the field. Giving him the extra edge is he’ll be playing at TPC Sugarloaf, his home golf course. Cink has a house not far from the first tee and sleeping in one’s own bed is always an advantage. Johnson (+1400) has been off his game so far this season but a return to Georgia could cure what ails him. He is the defending champion and has won this tournament twice in the last four years. Johnson has won three tournaments (The Masters and the AT& T twice) in his career and each win has come in Georgia. He is one of just nine repeat winners at Sugarloaf and could join Phil Mickelson as the only golfers to win here three times. Two other former winners of the AT&T Classic are in the field. Ben Crane (+2000) took home the trophy in 2003, the last time a golfer not names Mickelson or Johnson won the tourney. He’s coming off one of his best outings of the year with a sixth-place finish at the TPC, after which he said his game was as good as it has been all year. Crane has finished in the top-12 in four of the 12 events he has entered this year. The other former winner in the field is Retief Goosen (+1400). The South African hasn’t exactly been on top of his game this year, though, finishing in the top-13 just once in nine starts and missing two cuts. He took nearly a month off following a 17th-place finish at The Masters but returned with a 51st-place finish at the TPC. Last week may have helped Goosen shake the rust off but he still doesn’t look like a solid play. A popular sleeper pick could be Ryuji Imada (+3000). He has gradually improved his placing in each of the last three AT&T’s, finishing 15th in 2005, 10th in 2006 and second last year, losing to Johnson on the first playoff hole. Imada has never won a PGA Tour event and missed the cut last week at the TPC but he has had success here in the past. A weak field could be just the edge he needs to cash that initial first-place check. The AT&T Classic may not have the appeal of other tournaments but that doesn’t mean there’s not great value on the course. There are a number of quality bets on the board so don’t miss out. Raji

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New Home Team Betting System!! For a play to qualify the team must have/ be: -At Home -Favorable Overall Record -Favorable H/A Record -Favorable Last Week Record -Favorable Pitching Matchup Here are my plays for Thursday May 15th *Milwaukee* *Minnesota* *Chicago Cubs* *Tampa Bay*

*Three Units: Jazz +8.5 & One Unit: (+350)Moneyline* It's a bold play but I like the Jazz tonight they have adjusted beautifully to the Lakers scheme and have the edge, winning in LA would not be easy but if anyone can do it it's the Jazz. JT :smilio02: Sneaks

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*Braves +130* Tough to take a bad road team but I like Glavine. *Reds -134 * Bronson on 3 days rest is nails. *Yanks +135* Rays are hot but I am not sold yet. JT :toast: Sneaks

Cant see taking the Cavs on the road here, Boston has been nbeatable at home

1 unit plays 11-13 -1.25 2 unit plays 15-13 +2.50 3 unit plays 10-7 +4.40 4 unit plays 4-4 -0.00 5 unit plays 2-1 +4.50 Overall 42-38 +10.15 cant believe the Rsox lost last night, killing what would have been a great day. So far: 2 Units Rangers -120 Back with tonights stuff Ryan