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Your up with the early birds...Team FLA baby..we rise early to play golf early$$$
posted by pc7588
Sept. 26 2007 7:23am -
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I dont know about you guys, but i would like to go into tomorrow nights football, up some serious cash. Lets hammer tonite and find some gems. Posting has been week the last few days. COME OUT OF YOUR HOLES GUYS AND LETS POST SOME WINNERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What do you say?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I am capping now and will post my winners soon.....
posted by shomeSSS
Sept. 26 2007 11:02am -
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Playing some points today.
Arizona Diamondbacks/Pittsburgh Pirates over 9½ +100
Chicago Cubs/Florida Marlins over 10½ -105
Washington Nationals/New York Mets over 10 -120
St. Louis Cardinals/Milwaukee Brewers over 9 -120
Listed
Posted record 81-51-1 (+21.11 units)
Good luck
posted by gocubsgo22
Sept. 26 2007 11:26am -
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The big play for tonight is Detroit +120. Detroits bats are alive and will man handle J. Santana.
posted by shomeSSS
Sept. 26 2007 1:57pm -
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ok fellas i'm locked and loaded for this weekend. i do not know if i will be able to post as i'm leaving tomorrow for a vacation.
Maybe someone repost for me over the weekend.
plays.
g. tech +3 over clemson
vikings +2 over g.b.
S.f. +2 over sea.
Ariz. +6 over pitt.
record is 79-42-5.
glta this weekend
posted by jtmoney16
Sept. 26 2007 5:08pm -
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Atlanta Braves are only two games out of the wild card, thanks to a win over these Phillies last night. Hudson takes the hill, and is 8-3 with a 3.09 ERA on the road this year. In fact, in his last road start he pitched a complete game shutout in Washington. He takes a step up in strength of opponent today as he'll face the Phils in a must win for both teams. Kyle Lohse goes for the Phils, and has an ERA of 8.31 over his last three starts. He lasted just two innings last time out, and will get rocked again tonight.
posted by morpheus
Sept. 26 2007 6:36pm -
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Houston Astros Wandy Rodriguez has been a jekyll and hyde pitcher this year, trading good start for bad start almost the entire way. His last start was a beauty, eight innings of one run ball in St. Louis, a game the Astros won 18-1. Before that, he gave up 10 runs over a two start span. Houston is 6-1 in Cincinatti this year, and stormed back from 5-1 down last night to win. Tom Shearn, a career minor leaguer, will start for the Reds tonight. Although he has been mildly impressive, he won't get the best of the Astro hitters. Take Houston tonight.
posted by morpheus
Sept. 26 2007 6:38pm -
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Milwaukee Brewers -1.5 runs The Brewers, thanks to a bit of help from the Marlins last night, are now just two back of the Cubs for the NL Central lead, and send Carlos Villanueva to the hill tonight. The Milwaukee righty has two career starts against the Cards, and has combined for 15 plus innings, two runs, eight hits, two walks and nine strikeouts. Don't need to tell you that he has won both of those games. Brad Thompson goes for the Cards, and only lasted three in his start against the Brewers this year. He gave up six runs in that contest. Expect him to give up atleast that much tonight as the Brewers roll.
posted by morpheus
Sept. 26 2007 6:38pm -
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Morphueus -
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Pitcher change -
R) Gutierrez, J for (L) Rodriguez
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posted by drtnapper07
Sept. 26 2007 6:59pm -
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mlb sucks right now..but who cares
la dodgers
seattle gm2
reds
goodluckfellas!
posted by phantom
Sept. 26 2007 7:06pm -
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WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE START THE SAT/SUN THREADS??????????
posted by goat-
Sept. 26 2007 7:44pm -
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Thats right bitches.....Detroit wins it in 6 (rain)....Too easy....
posted by shomeSSS
Sept. 26 2007 10:52pm