MLB picks getting hot after slow start
After going 3-1 and +2.9 units on Friday with my underdo, I went 3-1 again on Sunday for +2.45 units (winning with the Mets +130 vs. the Marlins, Dodgers +110 vs. Diamondbacks, and Red Sox +105 vs. Angels while losing with the A's vs. the Mariners) and now stand at 10-9 on the season and more importantly with the plus-money from the dogs putting me at +3.16 units.
I also went 2-0 with my umpire over/under plays withe the Mets-Marlins over 9.5 (barely) and the Nationals-Braves under 9. That got me back to .500 at 3-3 on the season and just -0.3 units.
Here are my plays for Sunday:
Phillies +125 vs. Rockies
Royals +125 vs. Yankees (the first five inning bet might be better)
Mets-Marlins UNDER 7.5...Bob Davidson was 22-10-3 with the under last year
Cubs-Brewers UNDER 8.5...Angel Hernandez was 18-12-4 with the under last year
Rangers-Tigers UNDER 10...Bill Hohn was 16-10 with the under last year (just 7.5 runs per game)
Note: the two totals I passed on Saturday -- because I didn't feel as confident about them despite their home-plate umps hitting at better than 60% -- went 0-2, so I'm glad I made those decisions. For those who are curious, the one I'm passing on Sunday is Brian O'Nora (22-12 with the under last year, 1-0 this year) because the Giants-Padres total is 6.5, which even though it's nice with Lincecum on the mound of S.F., it's still too low for me to try to beat.
I also went 2-0 with my umpire over/under plays withe the Mets-Marlins over 9.5 (barely) and the Nationals-Braves under 9. That got me back to .500 at 3-3 on the season and just -0.3 units.
Here are my plays for Sunday:
Phillies +125 vs. Rockies
Royals +125 vs. Yankees (the first five inning bet might be better)
Mets-Marlins UNDER 7.5...Bob Davidson was 22-10-3 with the under last year
Cubs-Brewers UNDER 8.5...Angel Hernandez was 18-12-4 with the under last year
Rangers-Tigers UNDER 10...Bill Hohn was 16-10 with the under last year (just 7.5 runs per game)
Note: the two totals I passed on Saturday -- because I didn't feel as confident about them despite their home-plate umps hitting at better than 60% -- went 0-2, so I'm glad I made those decisions. For those who are curious, the one I'm passing on Sunday is Brian O'Nora (22-12 with the under last year, 1-0 this year) because the Giants-Padres total is 6.5, which even though it's nice with Lincecum on the mound of S.F., it's still too low for me to try to beat.



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