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    Cards -25

  • #2
    Nut......

    is this a system play? Thanks
    You can't get there from here..........

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    • #3
      no it is not

      just a weird line
      thats all


      wouldnt the world jump on the cards at that price:confused:

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      • #4
        You would think so. I would have to take the Brewers here, but can't pull the trigger on this one!



        John
        Good luck,
        John

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        • #5
          i agree

          i will be on the brewers for a small play

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          • #6
            FISHY LINE #2 Colorado at home -135 against San Diego

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            • #7
              Lawrence was the best pitcher for SD last year and man have the runs shut off for the Rockies. Looking at the power rankings though only Detroit is lower than the Padres. Oliver I remember getting whacked religiously when he was with (I believe Texas) prior to the Rocks getting him. The under 12 is almost looking good again here on this game. But I agree.......it is low........but I will take the Rocks after reading about the team blasting themselves before yesterdays game and then going out and winning. JMHO though 4break.....GV
              I am NOT schizophrenic......and NEITHER am I! Just paranoid that fear may overcome my insanity!

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              • #8
                Not playing colo either way...but here are the stats

                PADRES PROBABLE STARTER: Brian Lawrence (4-7, 4.52 ERA). Lawrence did not earn a decision in his last start, allowing four runs over seven innings in San Diego's 6-5 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Saturday. The right-hander beat the Rockies in his lone start against them this season, allowing two runs over six innings. He is 4-1 with a 5.82 ERA in his career against Colorado.

                ROCKIES PROBABLE STARTER: Darren Oliver (3-5, 5.21 ERA). Oliver is looking to rebound from his worst start of the season. He allowed seven runs over five innings in a 15-3 loss to Minnesota last Thursday. The left-hander lost his only start against San Diego this season, allowing all six runs in a 6-4 loss on April 11. He is 3-2 with a 4.99 ERA in his career against San Diego.

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