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MLB Picks Articles
Dealing with Line Movements
Author: Wunderdog Sports
Date added: 01.30.10
What is a line movement?When the line (spread) moves in one direction or the other, that's a line movement. Lines move often in sports betting. It is a rare line that stays exactly where it was opened by the sportsbooks. Here's an example of a line movement from Super Bowl XLIV: OPENING LINE (1/24/10)TWO DAYS LATER TEAM SPREADTOTAL SPREAD TOTAL ... read more
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The Role of Superstition in Sports
Author: Nite Owl Sports
Date added: 11.13.09
Seeing as today is Friday the 13th, it seemed that an article on the role of superstition in sports would be appropriate for today's Top Ten NL, so I answered the bell. Having grown up in the Northeast during the late 1950s and early-mid 1960s, I don't remember much about sports superstitions except the following: 1. Speculation about whether ... read more
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Wagering on the World Series
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 10.26.09
October memories glare the brightest in baseball lore. Bobby Thompson's 1951 home run, Don Larsen’s perfect game in Game 5 of the ’56 Series, Bob Gibson’s 17-strikeouts in Game 1 '68, Carlton Fisk's home run in '75, Kirk Gibson's blast in '88, Joe Carter's Series ending three-run homer in 1993. While home runs mostly dot the top of ... read more
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This Week in Betting, A thru Z
Author: Doc's Sports
Date added: 10.21.09
A - Alabama. The Tide came into Saturday looking like the best team in the country. They still looked the same when the day was done. Their offense wasn't overwhelming against South Carolina - other than running back Mark Ingram - but it rarely is. Their defense was just as potent as always, though, and made for another easy win. The AP voters took ... read more
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MLB FADING TO BLACK
Author: Mr East
Date added: 09.22.09
The Major League baseball season is winding down, and this year seems quite quiet as th leaves turn to orange and red in New England. The pennant races are just a myth, but there is money to be found in the late season swoon of some of the teams that apparently have found the grass greener on the golf course, as the road is paved with gold. That road ... read more
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This Week in Betting, A thru Z
Author: Doc's Sports
Date added: 09.15.09
A - Atlanta. The Falcons won the battle of last year's biggest surprises when they won their mostly dull opener against the visiting Miami Dolphins. Despite all the hype and the addition of Pat White Miami was mostly quiet on the wildcat offense front this week. Neither running game ever got any real traction, and neither quarterback really shone, ... read more
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Hoffman vs. Rivera who is better?
Author: Mr East
Date added: 09.06.09
I think if this question gets asked, it would be hands down that Mariano Rivera is the better pitcher, has had a better career, and I think the vote would be hands down. I tend to agree with that opening statement, but upon closer look, the numbers sure leave room for an arguement, so let's examine the numbers and then leave it for the reader to form ... read more
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Can Derek Jeter surpass Pete Rose?
Author: Mr East
Date added: 08.29.09
Derek Jeter has been in the news as he is just a couple of weeks away from being the all-time Yankee career hit leader, something he will accomplish when he passes Lou Gehrig. It is amazing that of all the Yankee Hall of Famers, that not a single one ever amassed 3,000 hits as a Yankee, and Derek Jeter, barring unforseen circumstances will become the ... read more
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The Bullpen is Mightier Than The Sword
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 08.24.09
With pennant races in full swing and the playoffs just around the corner, it's a great time to examine one of the most important aspects of championship baseball teams: The bullpen. In 1970, there were eight pitchers who topped 290 innings for the season. Four of them topped 300 innings, with Gaylord Perry leading the way with 329 innings pitched. ... read more
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Wild Wild West
Author: John Ryan Sports
Date added: 08.24.09
NL Outlook.Beginning Monday we have four teams competing for the NL wild card. Phillies have a 6.5 game lead over Atlanta and 7.5 over Florida with 41 games remaining for the Phillies. The Cardinals have taken full control of the Central leading the Cubs by 8 games with 36 remaining on the Cardinals schedule. Dodgers, once big leaders in their division ... read more
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Baseball Totals: Parks and Lineup Changes
Author: Big Al McMordie
Date added: 08.10.09
Offense has been down a bit the last few seasons in major league baseball. There are many theories about this, from teams shoring up the relief staff as many games are decided in the 6th, 7th and 8th innings, to the decrease in steroids. Another factor that's always worth considering is the ballpark. It's no secret that the dimensions of parks play ... read more
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Baseball Wagering: Build Your Bankroll with Dogs
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 08.06.09
by Jim FeistNFL picks and football predictions are just around the corner, but there is still plenty of baseball to profit from. One area of football handicapping that can apply to baseball is not being afraid of underdogs. Many baseball bettors have difficulty bringing themselves to bet on underdogs. They are thinking, "How can I bet on a bad ... read more
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Break Down Your Pitchers
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 08.06.09
by Jim FeistStarting pitching is one aspect of handicapping baseball, and it is important to carefully dissect the starters for each game. After all, betting lines are set based roughly 90% on the starting pitchers. If Boston lefty Jon Lester is facing Toronto ace Roy Halladay, for example, you need to ask questions: Where is the game being played? ... read more
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Why Statistics Can Take You Down The Wrong Path
Author: Mr East
Date added: 07.09.09
I'm not sure if anyone has noticed something in the American League, but the Yankees, once 13-15 on the season in May, and carrying the leagues worst bullpen, has vaulted to a 38-19 mark in their last 57 games, and have caught the Red Sox. So why the turnaround? The answer is very simple, but it stands as being invisible. Noone denies the Bombers are ... read more
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MLB The Hidden Numbers
Author: Mr East
Date added: 07.03.09
Those that have followed me, and are clients are well aware that I have a penchant for finding huge runline underdogs in the range of +160 to +200 and have turned them into very profitable wagers. There are many secrets to runline wagers in baseball, but most of your average bettors, just don't understand the mechanics behind them and where the money ... read more
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