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MLB Picks Articles
MLB Underdog Value: Part II
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 08.08.11
Inexperienced sports bettors can have trouble backing dogs, and this is particularly true in baseball. Last week I outlined several areas that I examine when looking to possibly back a live underdog. Here are some more. Pitcher Home/Away Performance: The home/road breakdowns on pitchers are especially fascinating, offering not only insight into what ... read more
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MLB Underdog Value Part 1
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 08.01.11
I've found that inexperienced sports bettors have trouble taking dogs, especially in baseball. Favorites are no problem. It's easy to spot games that favored teams should win, especially with the better starting pitcher. But identifying dogs and getting the courage and confidence to back them often takes time, patience and careful analysis. With that ... read more
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MLB Quality Starts
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 07.25.11
One area I pay attention to when analyzing baseball games is quality starts. Sometimes a pitcher may have a rather high ERA, but that's not all that uncommon today. With expansion over the last decade, starting pitching has become thin and the rarest of commodities. Yes, you will find lousy pitchers throwing in the big leagues simply because there ... read more
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Money Management 101
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 07.14.11
As you gear up for the second half of the baseball season, this is a good time to talk about the importance of money management, which will carry over into football season, too. I recall an old tale about a gambler. A husband accompanied his wife to the hairdresser, which will take just over an hour. The guy goes next door to the casino and plays five ... read more
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MLB: Second Half Surges
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 07.13.11
The first half of the 2011 baseball season is in the books. There were surprising winners, such as the Indians, Marlins, Reds and Brewers, a lack of hitting league-wide, and some surprises such as the defending champion Giants playing close to .500 baseball. With the surprises out of the way, here's a look at some teams that might be active at the ... read more
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Have the Phillies Begun to Reach their Potential?
Author: John Ryan Sports
Date added: 07.11.11
The Philadelphia Phillies have established the best record in baseball despite having a largely inconsistent offense. I would not advise anyone on betting against them failing to win the National League East Division Championship and the National League Pennant. Since Charlie Manuel has managed this team the Phillies have played their best baseball ... read more
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MLB: Tips and Advice on Betting Doubleheaders
Author: Doc's Sports
Date added: 07.08.11
It is not a stretch to say that no one in baseball likes doubleheaders.The players dislike putting forth that much effort in one day. Managers cringe at the thought of having to burn their bullpens. Umpires loathe having to sit out there for a double-dip, especially the guys that have to work the plate in one game and the field in another. The vendors ... read more
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The Overlooked Edge of Speed
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 07.06.11
There's been a huge emphasis on power in baseball over the last decade. But home runs are down this season, likely because there is so much steroid testing now. And with teams lacking power like they used to, speed can be an extremely important, and often overlooked, aspect of winning baseball. Speed isn't simply stolen bases, although that's one ... read more
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MLB: First Half Roundup
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 07.04.11
162 games is a long season. Every year teams sprint out of the gate in April and May with October dreams, only to come back to the pack by July. It's not a sprint, of course, but a marathon, where a strong balance of pitching, defense and offense carries the best teams into the postseason. Injuries, too, are key, as well as trades made before the July ... read more
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The Mental Aspect of Sports
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 06.29.11
Many of us gauge the success of sports teams based on stats. However, in the world of professional handicapping, many factors come into play when attempting to assess betting lines and profitable wagers. Statistics, to be sure, are a part of the equation, but there are many others, such as home/road play, streaks, matchups, situational handicapping ... read more
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Injured Players Returning + Trades
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 06.27.11
So who is ready to win the World Series? Well, relax , folks, it is only the end of June and baseball is a marathon. Patience and consistency are keys to being the best in baseball, the same two qualities that are necessary in the world of sports wagering. After all, it is not the hot teams in May and June that win the World Series, it is the team ... read more
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Handicapping Recent Streaks
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 06.22.11
One of the many great challenges in handicapping sports is the understanding that it’s not easy to predict the future. That’s essentially what oddsmakers and handicappers do in attempting to set/wager on a number regarding a sporting event. There are many different ways to analyze games, from matchups, to trends, to pure stats, to coaching, ... read more
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The Bull(Pen) By the Horns!
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 06.20.11
Starting pitchers in baseball get much of the attention (and money) thrown their way. The average starter is asked to go 6-7 innings, while aces are expected to give 7-8 quality innings. Many games are decided in the last three innings, however, making relief pitchers an extremely important, and often overlooked, element. The use of effective relievers ... read more
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Hot and Cold Streaks
Author: Jim Feist
Date added: 06.14.11
Baseball is a game of stats and streaks. The Red Sox started this season 2-10 and had all kinds of problems with pitching, injuries and an ice cold offense. However, they made some minor adjustments, got their starting staff straightened out and have been playing great baseball the last two months, back in the pennant race. Three years ago the ... read more
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Baseball's Overlooked Edge: Speed
Author: Bryan Leonard Sports
Date added: 06.13.11
There’s been a huge emphasis on power in baseball over the last decade. Certainly there’s been a lot focus on bulk and home runs, speed as an extremely important, and often overlooked, aspect of winning baseball.Speed isn’t simply stolen bases, although that’s one part of the equation. Speed is also the ability of a player to ... read more
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