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  • #46
    At the Gate - Wednesday

    July 7, 2015

    Today’s seventh race at Belmont Park is an interesting one, featuring the second career start of Cozmic One, the first foal to race out of the multiple Grade 1 winner Zenyatta.

    The son of Bernardini made his debut at Santa Anita on April 17, sent off at 9-5, but was not a threat checking in sixth in a six-horse field going a mile on the main track.

    The colt shipped to Belmont Park in May and has recoded six published works, the last two bullet drills. He figures to move forward off that effort, but with the lofty expectations comes a likely short price. He is 4-1 on the morning line but figures to take more action and will be sent off lighter.

    The colt faces a good group that includes the Todd Pletcher trained Indian Trail, a full brother to $1.2 million earner Uncle Mo. The colt was sent off at 6-5 in his debut but had to settle for fourth.

    Chad Brown will send out Abdaar, a son of Hard Spun who is a half-brother to stakes winner Mamdooha, who has earned $325,200. In his second career start, he battled on gamely in the stretch and was beaten just a neck while two lengths clear of the third place finisher. The colt earned the top last out speed fig in the effort and looks ready to graduate here.

    The colt is 3-1 on the morning line but with Zenyatta’s baby in the race, I am hoping the price drifts upward.

    There is a chance of some late afternoon thundershowers, so keep an eye on the scratchboard, I am assuming we are going to be on the grass.

    Here is today’s opening race from Belmont Park to get the day off to a good start:

    BEL Race 1 Md $25,000 (1:20 ET)
    5 Nine Bears 3-1
    7 Tharyic 7-2
    2 West Sedona 8-1
    3 Touch of Paradise 4-1

    Analysis: Nine Bears stalked the early pace and finished evenly in a fourth place finish last out for this tag. The third place finisher David Rocks exited the race to graduate in his next start on June 21 for this tag. He makes his third start off the bench for Asmussen and does not need to move forward all that much to win here.

    Tharyic was no threat to the top pair in a decent third place finish for the Hennig barn that usually does not have them fully cranked first out. He has been gelded since his last outing and figures to move forward with a race under his belt. He has four sibs that are winners including a stakes winner, top earner Jazzy Jessy ($126,294).

    Wagering
    WIN: #5 to win at 5-2 or better.
    EX: 5,7 / 2,3,5,7
    TRI: 5,7 / 2,3,5,7 / 2,3,4,5,7

    Today’s Featured Race of the Day from Belmont Park:

    BEL Race 8 Alw $77,000N1X (4:57 ET)
    8 Baldonnel 7-2
    4 Designed for War 4-1
    5 Sleeping Giant 8-1
    9 Whoopie Pie 10-1

    Analysis: Baldonnel tracked the early pace, made a good middle move and did not have enough punch left late last out in his U.S. debut. He caught yielding turf at Keeneland and was coming back off a seven month layoff. The colt beat 16 foes in his maiden breaker two back going seven furlongs in Ireland. The cut back in distance here should suit and he should move forward in the sharp Brown barn. The trainer is 28% winners with runners coming back off a 61-180 day layoff.

    Designed for War makes his first start since last October where he dueled for thee early lead and tired to finish sixth at Keeneland in a race washed off the turf. He broke his maiden in his debut going long at the Spa last summer and Pletcher thought enough of that effort to try him in the With Anticipation (G2) where he checked in fifth. The barn is 33% winners with runners coming back off a +180 day layoff.

    Wagering
    WIN: #8 to win at 5-2 or better.
    EX: 4,8 / 4,5,8,9
    TRI: 4,8 / 4,5,8,9 / 4,5,8,9,10

    Live Longshots:
    These are price plays for exotic players looking to find a couple of extra contenders to use in their trifecta and superfecta wagers. Or for those with smaller bankrolls, you might want to get in a small win-place wager.

    Belmont Park
    R1: #2 West Sedona 8-1
    R3: #6 Abtaal 15-1
    R6: #12 Irish Actor 12-1
    R7: #1 To Dare 10-1
    R8: #5 Sleeping Giant 8-1
    R8: #9 Whoopie Pie 10-1

    Good luck today!
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    • #47
      LEADING OFF: Ellsbury, Miller back to Yanks, Kershaw starts

      July 8, 2015

      A look at what's happening all around the major leagues today:


      GETTING STRONGER

      The first-place Yankees plan to activate closer Andrew Miller and center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury from the disabled list before hosting Oakland. Miller has been sidelined since June 10 with a strained left forearm, while Ellsbury has been out since May 20 with a sprained right knee.

      PUNCHOUTS

      Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw starts for the last time before fan voting closes Friday for the final spot on the NL All-Star team. The three-time Cy Young Award winner and reigning MVP is 5-6 with a 3.08 ERA in 17 starts, and leads the league in strikeouts. He faces the Phillies at Dodger Stadium.

      WOBBLY WONG

      Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong could return to the lineup a day after he banged his head when he sprawled to catch a popup in shallow right field. He felt woozy and exited early Tuesday in the opener of a day-night doubleheader at Wrigley Field and didn't start the second game.

      WRONG WAY

      Red Sox righty Rick Porcello has lost seven straight decisions going into his start against visiting Miami. A year after he tied for the big league lead in shutouts while pitching for Detroit, Porcello is 4-9 with a 6.08 ERA in 16 starts for Boston.

      THEY MEET AGAIN

      Trevor Bauer and three Indians relievers came within two outs of no-hitting the Astros on April 9 at Minute Maid Park. Bauer tossed six innings and struck out 11, but was pulled after 111 pitches in his first start of the season. Jed Lowrie broke up Cleveland's bid with a homer off Nick Hagadone with one out in the ninth. Bauer is home this time to face Houston.

      BACK ON THE MOUND

      Texas lefty Matt Harrison is set to make his first major league start since having back surgery in June 2014. He was an All-Star two years ago when he won 18 games, but has been sidelined by significant back problems. He made two starts in 2013 before having two operations. After only four starts last year, Harrison had spinal fusion surgery that threatened his career. He starts vs. the visiting Diamondbacks.
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      • #48
        Brewers' Cravy loses in second big league start

        July 8, 2015

        MILWAUKEE (AP) Brewers' pitcher Tyler Cravy thought his major league debut was better than his first start at Miller Park.

        A.J. Pierzynski homered among his three hits, Manny Banuelos earned his first major league win and the Atlanta Braves beat Milwaukee 4-3 Tuesday night.

        Cravy (0-2) started in place of Matt Garza, who went on the disabled list Monday. Cravy gave up three runs in six innings in his second major league start. He made his debut June 2 at St. Louis, a 1-0 loss.

        ''I think I was a little better the last time,'' Cravy said. ''I made too many mistakes tonight and they took advantage of them.''

        Pierzynski hit his sixth homer and drove in two runs. He is 10 for 13 in his last three games, and it is the first time in his career he has finished with at least three hits in three straight games.

        Banuelos (1-0) gave up one run and five hits in 5 1-3 innings. The left-hander, who made his big league debut last week, started in place of the injured Williams Perez.

        ''I'm pretty happy and it's pretty exciting,'' Banuelos said. ''Getting my first `W' was pretty fun.''

        Jason Grilli got his 24th save to give Atlanta its seventh victory in nine games.

        One day after tying his season high with four hits, Pierzynski got hits in his first three at-bats. His solo homer made it 1-all in the second.

        Pierzynski added a run-scoring bloop single in the fourth for a 2-1 lead and singled in the sixth.

        ''Tyler was good,'' Milwaukee manager Craig Counsell said. ''He kept us in the game. He had some quick innings and with two outs, they put together some rallies. He did a nice job.''

        Jonathan Lucroy hit his second home run of the year and first since June 5, connecting in the first off Banuelos. In the rookie's major league debut against Washington, he did not allow a run and gave up two hits in 5 2-3 innings before leaving with cramping and dehydration.

        Adam Lind hit a solo homer in the Milwaukee eighth, his 15th.

        NOT WARM ENOUGH

        It was partly sunny, but the Miller Park roof was closed because it was 65 degrees at the start of the game. It was the 43rd home game and the roof has been open just nine times.

        GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS

        With Khris Davis starting in left field, Gerardo Parra was forced to the bench despite being the first Brewers' player since Brady Clark in 2005 to have six multi-hit games in a row. Parra entered the night seventh in the NL with a .311 batting average.

        MORE MOVES FOR ATLANTA

        One day after making four roster moves, the Braves recalled RHP Mike Foltynewicz from Triple-A Gwinnett and optioned OF Joey Terdoslavich to the G-Braves. Foltynewicz was with Atlanta from May 1-June 17 and was 3-2 with a 5.19 ERA in nine starts.

        UP NEXT

        Braves: Julio Teheran (6-4) defeated Milwaukee on May 21 by allowing two hits and one earned run in seven innings.

        Brewers: Mike Fiers (4-7) is 1-0 with a 1.35 ERA over his last three starts.

        TRAINER'S ROOM

        Braves: Banuelos was making another start in place of Perez, who has been on the 15-day disabled list since June 27 with a bruised left foot.

        Brewers: Davis was reinstated from the disabled list before the game and RHP David Goforth was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs. Davis went 1 for 3 with a walk and scored.
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        • #49
          MLB Consensus Picks

          SIDES (ATS)

          2:10 PM Atlanta +149 383 50.86% Milwaukee -162 370 49.14% View View

          3:45 PM NY Mets -116 430 56.58% San Francisco +107 330 43.42% View View

          1:10 PM Baltimore -129 458 59.71% Minnesota +119 309 40.29% View View

          3:40 PM Detroit +105 442 60.22% Seattle -114 292 39.78% View View

          TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

          1:10 PM Baltimore 8 179 44.42% Minnesota 8 224 55.58% View View

          3:45 PM NY Mets 6.5 208 50.98% San Francisco 6.5 200 49.02% View View

          2:10 PM Atlanta 7.5 210 52.90% Milwaukee 7.5 187 47.10% View View

          3:40 PM Detroit 7.5 305 66.45% Seattle 7.5 154 33.55% View
          View

          Games are highlighted when more than 59% of all cash contests players choose outcome.
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          • #50
            Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

            12:05 PM EDT

            601 SEATTLE STORM 151.5 151u15 / 151u26 / 149.5 149 +250
            602 INDIANA FEVER -5.5 -5.5 -15 / -6 -15 / -6 -21 -6.5 -300

            8:05 PM EDT

            603 LOS ANGELES SPARKS -2 -2 -23 / -2.5 / -3 -3.5 -170
            604 SA STARS 154.5 156 / 156u16 / 155.5 155 +145

            LA-F-Candace Parker-OUT
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            • #51
              WEDNESDAY, JULY 8

              Game Score Status Pick Amount

              Seattle - 12:00 PM ET Indiana -6.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY

              Indiana - Over 149 500 DOUBLE PLAY

              Los Angeles - 8:00 PM ET San Antonio +3 500 *****

              San Antonio - Over 155 500 TRIPLE PLAY
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              • #52
                WEDNESDAY, JULY 8

                Game Score Status Pick Amount

                Baltimore - 1:10 PM ET Baltimore -129 500 DOUBLE PLAY
                Minnesota - Under 8 500

                Atlanta - 2:10 PM ET Milwaukee -162 500 DOUBLE PLAY
                Milwaukee - Over 7.5 500 *****

                Detroit - 3:40 PM ET Detroit +105 500 DOUBLE PLAY
                Seattle - Over 7.5 500 GRAND SLAM

                NY Mets - 3:45 PM ET NY Mets -116 500 GRAND SLAM
                San Francisco - Under 6.5 500 GRAND SLAM
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                • #53
                  WNBA JUNE/ JULY RECORD:


                  *****...............................2 - 7 - 2
                  DOUBLE PLAY....................13 - 17
                  TRIPLE PLAY......................6 - 3
                  SLAM DUNK.......................11 - 7


                  MLB RECORD FOR JUNE/JULY:


                  *****.............................51 - 60 - 1 .............................- 3.85
                  double play......................89 - 91 - 2 .............................- 10.83
                  triple play........................35 - 27 - 1 .............................+ 28.32
                  grand slam......................50 - 58 - 2...............................- 44.84


                  CFL JUNE/JULY RECORD:

                  SINGLE PLAY.................................0 - 0
                  DOUBLE PLAY................................3 - 2
                  TRIPLE PLAY..................................1 - 0
                  BLOW OUT....................................0 - 1
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                  • #54
                    MLB

                    Wednesday, July 8


                    This starter is pitching to the over on the road

                    Atlanta Braves starter Julio Teheran doesn't enjoy the view from the visitors dugout, but over bettors are, with the over 8-0 in Teheran's last eight road starts.

                    Teheran has just one win and is pitching to a 7.40 ERA in nine road starts this season, compared to a 2.04 ERA at home.

                    Unfortunately for Teheran he is on the road Wednesday in Milwaukee against the Brewers and right-hander Mike Fiers (3.83 ERA, 7-9 O/U). The total is currently at 7.5 runs.


                    Thunderstorms expected at Yankee Stadium

                    There are thunderstorms expected for tonight's contest at Yankee Stadium for tonight's contest between the Yanks and the Oakland A's.

                    There is also a 60 percent chance of rain and a slight five mile per hour wind gusting out towards center field.

                    The Bronx Bombers and C.C. Sabathia (3-8, 5.59 ERA) are currently very slight -101 home dogs against the A's Scott Kazmir (5-5, 2.56 ERA). The total is currently 8.0.
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                    • #55
                      MLB

                      Wednesday, July 8

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                      Game of the Day: Rays at Royals
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                      Tampa Bay Rays at Kansas City Royals (+120, 7.0)

                      Alex Gordon was having a quiet season until Saturday, one day before the fans voted him in as an American League starter in next week’s All-Star Game. The standout left fielder is 9-for-15 with seven RBIs in his last four contests and looks to stay hot when his Kansas City Royals on Wednesday go after their fourth consecutive victory against the visiting Tampa Bay Rays.

                      Shortstop Alcides Escobar, also named a starter for the Midsummer Classic, lined a tiebreaking three-run double in Kansas City’s 7-1 victory in the second game of Tuesday’s doubleheader sweep versus the Rays. Jeremy Guthrie takes the mound for the Royals in the third contest of a four-game set against All-Star Chris Archer, who is 6-0 with a 0.77 ERA in seven road starts. Tampa Bay dropped nine of its last 10 contests, including three walk-off defeats in the past five outings. John Jaso has added a spark for the Rays since coming off the disabled list, going 3-for-4 in the doubleheader.

                      TV: 8:10 p.m. ET, Sun Sports (Tampa Bay), FSN Kansas City

                      LINE HISTORY: The Royals opened as +114 home dogs and have moved to +120. The total has held steady at 7.0 runs.

                      INJURY REPORT:

                      Rays - RF S. Souza (15-day DL, finger), RP A. Bellatti (15-day DL, shoulder), 2B T. Beckham (15-day DL, hamstring), SP J. Odorizzi (Early July, oblique), CF D. Jennings (Mid Aug, knee).

                      Royals - 3B M. Moustakas (questionable Wednesday, personal), CF L. Cain (questionable Wednesday, hamstring), SP Y. Ventura (probable Thursday, hand), SP J. Vargas (15-day DL, hip), SP K. Melden (Mid July, elbow).

                      WEATHER REPORT: The game is expected to be overcast with just a slight 10 percent chance of rain. There will also be a six mile per hour blowing in from left field.

                      PITCHING MATCHUP: Rays RH Chris Archer (9-5, 2.18 ERA) vs. Royals RH Jeremy Guthrie (6-5, 5.42)

                      Archer pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings last time out against the New York Yankees with eight strikeouts before the bullpen let a victory slip away. The North Carolina native, who is in contention to start in the All-Star Game, has struck out 141 and walked 28 in 115 2/3 innings this season. Kendrys Morales is 5-for-8 with two doubles and a home run versus Archer, who is 0-1 with a 2.84 ERA in two career starts against the Royals.

                      Guthrie has been solid in his last two turns while allowing four runs combined over 13 1/3 innings with 11 strikeouts and a pair of walks. The 36-year-old Oregon native has been better at home (3.72 ERA) than on the road (7.40) and permitted two or fewer runs in five of his last seven starts. Evan Longoria is 13-for-44 with two homers and 11 RBIs against Guthrie, who is 9-11 with a 3.97 ERA in 24 appearances (22 starts) versus the Rays.

                      TRENDS:

                      * Over is 3-0-1 in the last four meetings.
                      * Over is 6-2 in the last eight meetings in Kansas City.
                      * Rays are 5-16 in the last 21 meetings.
                      * Rays are 1-10 in the last 11 meetings in Kansas City.

                      CONSENSUS: This contest is almost an even split for the public with 52 percent of wagers backing the home dog Royals.
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                      • #56
                        MLB

                        Wednesday, July 8


                        Are you betting the over in Detroit Tigers games yet?

                        If not you only have yourself to blame, because this is one of best streaks in recent betting memory.

                        The Tigers extended their over streak to an insane 18 games with their 7-6 loss to the Seattle Mariners Tuesday night.

                        The Tigers streak is now the longest totals streak since at least the 1999 season - as far back as our records go. The previous record was held by the then Florida Marlins, who hit 15 consecutive Overs in the 2005 season.

                        The Tigers are scoring 5.77 runs per game over the course of the streak, more than a run more than their season average of 4.43 runs per game. But what makes over bettors excited, is the fact they are allowing an even bigger 6.56 runs per game.

                        Over bettors riding this crazy streak hope the Tigers make it 19 in a row when they continue their series against the Mariners on Wednesday in Seattle.

                        Detroit sends right-hander Anibal Sanchez (4.65 ERA, 10-6 O/U) to the mound to take on the Mariners' lefty J.A. Happ (3.93 ERA, 9-7 O/U). The total currently sits at 7.5 runs.
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                        • #57
                          MLB

                          Wednesday, July 8


                          Giants love to see this guy behind the plate

                          The San Francisco Giants are happy to see umpire Andy Fletcher, with the Giants going 22-5 in the last 27 where he has been behind the plate.

                          Fletcher will be the man calling balls an strikes for the Giants contest against the visiting New York Mets. The Giants are currently slight +105 home dogs.

                          San Francisco sends right-hander Jake Peavy (0-3, 6.43 ERA) to the hill, while the Mets counter with righty Jacob deGrom (8-6, 2.30 ERA).
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                          • #58
                            MLB

                            Wednesday, July 8


                            Thunderstoms in the forecast in Washington

                            There are thunderstorms expected in the Washington area for the Nationals contest against the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday.

                            There is also a 51 percent chance of rain chance with a seven mile per hour wind blowing out to right field.

                            The Nationals are currently -160 favorites with Gio Gonzalez (6-4, 4.16 ERA) expected to take the hill. The Reds will counter with Michael Lorenzen (3-3, 3.58 ERA).

                            The total is currently at 7.5 runs.
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                            • #59
                              MLB

                              Wednesday, July 8


                              Complete lack of offense has the Padres cashing

                              The San Diego Padres have gone under in five consecutive contests. Fans of offense have been changing the channel with the Padres averaging 1.4 runs and allowing 2.2 runs per game.

                              Each of the five games have had a closing total of 7 despite the highest scoring game tallying five runs.

                              7 is the current total when the Padres visit the Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday.


                              Reds undefeated against the Nationals this season

                              The Cincinnati Reds will look for their second series sweep of the Washington Nationals Wednesday. The Reds have won all five of the meetings between the two teams, including two in the past two days.

                              Despite being underdogs in four of those five games, the Reds have outscored the Nats by 3.6 runs per game.

                              Cincy is currently +145 when they play at Nationals Park Wednesday.
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                              • #60
                                McNabb arrested on suspicion of DUI

                                July 7, 2015

                                GILBERT, Ariz. (AP) Former NFL quarterback Donovan McNabb has been arrested again in Arizona on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol.

                                Police in the Phoenix suburb of Gilbert said Tuesday that McNabb was cited and released from a police facility after being arrested June 28 following a non-injury collision late that night.

                                No phone listing could be found for McNabb in the Phoenix area, and it couldn't immediately be determined whether he has an attorney who could comment on the allegation.

                                McNabb served a day in jail last year after pleading guilty in another DUI case resulting from a 2013 arrest in the Phoenix area.

                                McNabb led the Philadelphia Eagles to four straight NFC championship games while playing 13 years in the NFL. He retired after the 2011 season.
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