Am not sure where UDOG usually finds all his information but i'll give you what i can find for now....Hopefully he's ok unlike him not to have anything up for us all......
Bettor's best friend (BBF): Wednesday's wagering tips
Lines to keep an eye on
Phillies at Braves – Most books have moved the total in this game to 9.5 after opening at 9.
Orioles at Yankees – Shops have bumped the total in this game to 9.5 after opening at 9.
Angels at Royals - The home team opened as +103 dogs but sharp money has moved Kansas City to -115 favorites.
Weather to watch
(Forecasts are extracted from Weather.com the night before the game.)
Phillies at Braves – A 30-40 percent chance of rain is called for.
Cubs at Pirates – The forecast calls for wind to blow out to center field at 11 mph. A 30 percent chance of precipitation is also expected.
Indians at Tigers – The National Weather Service calls for a 17 mph wind to blow in from right-center field. There is also a 40-60 percent chance of precipitation during the game.
Rangers at White Sox – An 11 mph wind is projected to blow in from right field and there is a 60 percent chance of rain.
Reds at Cardinals – A 50-60 percent chance of rain is in the forecast.
Who’s hot
The Braves have won 16 of their last 20 games going into Tuesday.
Chicago (NHL) is 11-0 in its last 11 games as an underdog.
Toronto has taken 11 of its last 13 home games as of Tuesday.
Who’s not
The Mets have dropped 10 of their last 13 road games.
As of Tuesday, the UNDER was 10-3 in the White Sox last 13 home games.
Baltimore has been outscored 29-9 during a five-game losing streak.
Key stat
19-9 – Rangers’ record when playing a team with a losing mark. Texas has produced +9.3 units for bettors in that situation and opened up a series with the sub-.500 White Sox Tuesday.
Activation that shouldn’t be overlooked
The Yankees could activate catcher Jorge Posada from the disabled list Wednesday. Posada felt no pain in his right foot when running the bases Tuesday after fracturing it two weeks ago. Manager Joe Girardi said the team doesn’t plan for Posada to go on any rehab assignments. Posada would likely be eased back into playing shape in a DH role while Francisco Cervelli remained behind the plate.
Games of the day
Chicago Blackhawks at Philadelphia Flyers (-120, 5.5)
French Open: Day 11 picks and preview
Notable quotable
“You know where he concerns us the most is on the rebound breakout. He's one of the few bigs in the league that rebounds the ball, brings it out and then leads to their break. That's a very difficult challenge for us. It creates mismatches. It ends up where a guard has to take the ball. Now we have bad matchups around the floor. He's been very effective against us doing that. So that is our big concern with him."
-- Celtics coach Doc Rivers talking on what Los Angeles forward Lamar Odom brings to the table.
Tips and notes
- Phil Hughes has been a pleasant surprise for the Yankees this season but bettors should beware that the Yankees could begin to limit him. Last Friday a report came out that said New York will look to keep Hughes’ innings pitched this season around 175 which indicates he could be pulled from a game earlier than desired. He has pitched 49.2 innings in eight starts this year. What this means for Yanks backers is that they will have to trust the bullpen if betting the full game rather than a five-inning line.
- After shutting down the Phillies two starts ago, Diasuke Matsuzaka requested that Jason Varitek be his personal catcher. Varitek did not accept the invitation saying, “…it puts ourselves and our starting catcher in an awkward position in that he doesn't get the right days off." Varitek caught Dice K in his next outing – a 4-3 loss to the Royals – but one has to wonder if the Japanese righty will implode if Victor Martinez is behind the dish. The last time Martinez caught him, Matsuzaka yielded seven earned runs in 4.2 innings so bettors should check the lineup to make sure Varitek is in before backing the Sox today.
- Usually set in his ways, St. Louis manager Tony La Russa has experimented with his lineup this season, moving sluggers Albert Pujols and Matt Holliday around in the order. But his latest change looks like a permanent one after the Cardinals scored 12 runs on Memorial Day. La Russa elected to hit Felipe Lopez in the leadoff spot and answered interrogation from the media about the move afterward saying, “There's something to be said for Lopez leading off for our club. He really does a good job." The Cards are only 3-4 in the last seven games Lopez has led off but the team scored 36 runs in those outings.
Bettor's best friend (BBF): Wednesday's wagering tips
Lines to keep an eye on
Phillies at Braves – Most books have moved the total in this game to 9.5 after opening at 9.
Orioles at Yankees – Shops have bumped the total in this game to 9.5 after opening at 9.
Angels at Royals - The home team opened as +103 dogs but sharp money has moved Kansas City to -115 favorites.
Weather to watch
(Forecasts are extracted from Weather.com the night before the game.)
Phillies at Braves – A 30-40 percent chance of rain is called for.
Cubs at Pirates – The forecast calls for wind to blow out to center field at 11 mph. A 30 percent chance of precipitation is also expected.
Indians at Tigers – The National Weather Service calls for a 17 mph wind to blow in from right-center field. There is also a 40-60 percent chance of precipitation during the game.
Rangers at White Sox – An 11 mph wind is projected to blow in from right field and there is a 60 percent chance of rain.
Reds at Cardinals – A 50-60 percent chance of rain is in the forecast.
Who’s hot
The Braves have won 16 of their last 20 games going into Tuesday.
Chicago (NHL) is 11-0 in its last 11 games as an underdog.
Toronto has taken 11 of its last 13 home games as of Tuesday.
Who’s not
The Mets have dropped 10 of their last 13 road games.
As of Tuesday, the UNDER was 10-3 in the White Sox last 13 home games.
Baltimore has been outscored 29-9 during a five-game losing streak.
Key stat
19-9 – Rangers’ record when playing a team with a losing mark. Texas has produced +9.3 units for bettors in that situation and opened up a series with the sub-.500 White Sox Tuesday.
Activation that shouldn’t be overlooked
The Yankees could activate catcher Jorge Posada from the disabled list Wednesday. Posada felt no pain in his right foot when running the bases Tuesday after fracturing it two weeks ago. Manager Joe Girardi said the team doesn’t plan for Posada to go on any rehab assignments. Posada would likely be eased back into playing shape in a DH role while Francisco Cervelli remained behind the plate.
Games of the day
Chicago Blackhawks at Philadelphia Flyers (-120, 5.5)
French Open: Day 11 picks and preview
Notable quotable
“You know where he concerns us the most is on the rebound breakout. He's one of the few bigs in the league that rebounds the ball, brings it out and then leads to their break. That's a very difficult challenge for us. It creates mismatches. It ends up where a guard has to take the ball. Now we have bad matchups around the floor. He's been very effective against us doing that. So that is our big concern with him."
-- Celtics coach Doc Rivers talking on what Los Angeles forward Lamar Odom brings to the table.
Tips and notes
- Phil Hughes has been a pleasant surprise for the Yankees this season but bettors should beware that the Yankees could begin to limit him. Last Friday a report came out that said New York will look to keep Hughes’ innings pitched this season around 175 which indicates he could be pulled from a game earlier than desired. He has pitched 49.2 innings in eight starts this year. What this means for Yanks backers is that they will have to trust the bullpen if betting the full game rather than a five-inning line.
- After shutting down the Phillies two starts ago, Diasuke Matsuzaka requested that Jason Varitek be his personal catcher. Varitek did not accept the invitation saying, “…it puts ourselves and our starting catcher in an awkward position in that he doesn't get the right days off." Varitek caught Dice K in his next outing – a 4-3 loss to the Royals – but one has to wonder if the Japanese righty will implode if Victor Martinez is behind the dish. The last time Martinez caught him, Matsuzaka yielded seven earned runs in 4.2 innings so bettors should check the lineup to make sure Varitek is in before backing the Sox today.
- Usually set in his ways, St. Louis manager Tony La Russa has experimented with his lineup this season, moving sluggers Albert Pujols and Matt Holliday around in the order. But his latest change looks like a permanent one after the Cardinals scored 12 runs on Memorial Day. La Russa elected to hit Felipe Lopez in the leadoff spot and answered interrogation from the media about the move afterward saying, “There's something to be said for Lopez leading off for our club. He really does a good job." The Cards are only 3-4 in the last seven games Lopez has led off but the team scored 36 runs in those outings.
Comment