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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Monday, April 5, 2004
Members go 3-0 +7 units on Sunday as we bounced back from our Final Four split on Saturday as expected. We have 3 MLB releases on Monday along with the NCAA National Championship side winner. All 4 plays are yours with our One Day Pass and as always, the entire card is guaranteed to profit. Come and check out the best plays around backed up with the most comprehensive analysis money can buy.
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*** 2004 Baseball Season Package - $299.00 ***
Receive all of our winners through the 2004 World Series for only $299.00. We are the best there is on the diamond so take advantage of this great special. You receive all selections in all sports right through the World Series. It ends up being just over $2 per day for the best in the business!
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Free Service Play For Monday, April 5, 2004
San Francisco Giants (Rueter) at Houston Astros (Oswalt) 7:05 pm EST
Houston (Oswalt) –1.5 –110 (2 Units)
The Houston Astros play host to the banged-up Giants for three games before traveling to Milwaukee for a three-game set this week. Roy Oswalt was lights-out during the spring and hopes to continue that here. After getting through spring training completely healthy, though, the Astros are looking for a quick start in front of packed houses celebrating both their return from Florida and the only regular-season visit for Bonds and the Giants. Oswalt was on the disabled list three times last year but he had surgery in the offseason to correct the groin problems. His 2.92 ERA the last three seasons is one of the best in the league. He only has 3 career starts against the Giants, one coming last year. He went 8 innings, allowing only 1 earned run on 3 hits and 0 walks. Kirk Rueter had a rough spring, posted close to a 5.00 ERA in 25 IP. He faced Houston only once last season, going 4.1 innings and allowing 5 earned runs on 8 hits. This will be his first start at Minute Maid Park in 3 years. Houston starters are a lifetime .362 (29-80) against Rueter. For the first time that anybody with the Astros can remember, they enter a season in which fans will consider anything but a World Series appearance a failure. High expectations sure but their healthy ace should get it started on Monday.
Members go 3-0 +7 units on Sunday as we bounced back from our Final Four split on Saturday as expected. We have 3 MLB releases on Monday along with the NCAA National Championship side winner. All 4 plays are yours with our One Day Pass and as always, the entire card is guaranteed to profit. Come and check out the best plays around backed up with the most comprehensive analysis money can buy.
*** One Day Pass - $14.95 ***
Our One Day Pass is $14.95 and is always guaranteed. If you don’t win, you don’t pay plus you receive a full week of service ABSOLUTLEY FREE. Sign up here:
*** 2004 Baseball Season Package - $299.00 ***
Receive all of our winners through the 2004 World Series for only $299.00. We are the best there is on the diamond so take advantage of this great special. You receive all selections in all sports right through the World Series. It ends up being just over $2 per day for the best in the business!
Click here to sign up for any of our other packages available:
Insider Edge Sports
Free Service Play For Monday, April 5, 2004
San Francisco Giants (Rueter) at Houston Astros (Oswalt) 7:05 pm EST
Houston (Oswalt) –1.5 –110 (2 Units)
The Houston Astros play host to the banged-up Giants for three games before traveling to Milwaukee for a three-game set this week. Roy Oswalt was lights-out during the spring and hopes to continue that here. After getting through spring training completely healthy, though, the Astros are looking for a quick start in front of packed houses celebrating both their return from Florida and the only regular-season visit for Bonds and the Giants. Oswalt was on the disabled list three times last year but he had surgery in the offseason to correct the groin problems. His 2.92 ERA the last three seasons is one of the best in the league. He only has 3 career starts against the Giants, one coming last year. He went 8 innings, allowing only 1 earned run on 3 hits and 0 walks. Kirk Rueter had a rough spring, posted close to a 5.00 ERA in 25 IP. He faced Houston only once last season, going 4.1 innings and allowing 5 earned runs on 8 hits. This will be his first start at Minute Maid Park in 3 years. Houston starters are a lifetime .362 (29-80) against Rueter. For the first time that anybody with the Astros can remember, they enter a season in which fans will consider anything but a World Series appearance a failure. High expectations sure but their healthy ace should get it started on Monday.
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