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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Thursday, April 8, 2004
Members go 3-2 on Wednesday with 3 baseball dogs coming in. For Thursday, we have 3 more winners in baseball with the first game going off at 12:35 pm EST this afternoon. As always, the entire card is guaranteed.
#1 Documented in NCAA Hoops! We ended the season +36 units, finishing 1st at Wisetracking and we would have been first at Procappers if unit values were used, since all games are counted as just one unit there. Overall, a great season.
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Free Service Play For Thursday, April 8, 2004
Montreal Expos (Ohka) at Florida Marlins (Willis) 7:05 pm EST
Florida (Willis) –1.5 +136 (2 Units)
Dontrelle Willis came out of nowhere last season to put up a spectacular rookie campaign. He came onto the scene in May and he finished 2003 with an ERA higher than 3.72 in only one month (August). Throw that month out and he finishes with a 13-3 record and a 2.61 ERA. He faced the Expos 3 times last season and he had a bad first outing but rebounded after that with a couple gems. An advantage for Willis is that only 4 of the 8 starters have faced him before. Willis actually worked this spring on a few different things. He concluded spring training trusting his breaking ball enough to throw it on fastball counts. The high-kick windup remains, but Willis and pitching coach Wayne Rosenthal worked giving it more fluidity. The hope is those kinds of adjustments will propel Willis to another double-digit victory total. Tomo Ohka is just 1-5 against the Marlins in his career including a 1-3 mark last season. He posted a 6.10 ERA and a 1.74 ratio against Florida in 20.2 innings. Current Marlins are hitting .345 against Ohka with Juan Pierre and Luis Castillo leading the way, hitting a combined .483.
Members go 3-2 on Wednesday with 3 baseball dogs coming in. For Thursday, we have 3 more winners in baseball with the first game going off at 12:35 pm EST this afternoon. As always, the entire card is guaranteed.
#1 Documented in NCAA Hoops! We ended the season +36 units, finishing 1st at Wisetracking and we would have been first at Procappers if unit values were used, since all games are counted as just one unit there. Overall, a great season.
*** 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 Thursday, April 8, 2004
Montreal Expos (Ohka) at Florida Marlins (Willis) 7:05 pm EST
Florida (Willis) –1.5 +136 (2 Units)
Dontrelle Willis came out of nowhere last season to put up a spectacular rookie campaign. He came onto the scene in May and he finished 2003 with an ERA higher than 3.72 in only one month (August). Throw that month out and he finishes with a 13-3 record and a 2.61 ERA. He faced the Expos 3 times last season and he had a bad first outing but rebounded after that with a couple gems. An advantage for Willis is that only 4 of the 8 starters have faced him before. Willis actually worked this spring on a few different things. He concluded spring training trusting his breaking ball enough to throw it on fastball counts. The high-kick windup remains, but Willis and pitching coach Wayne Rosenthal worked giving it more fluidity. The hope is those kinds of adjustments will propel Willis to another double-digit victory total. Tomo Ohka is just 1-5 against the Marlins in his career including a 1-3 mark last season. He posted a 6.10 ERA and a 1.74 ratio against Florida in 20.2 innings. Current Marlins are hitting .345 against Ohka with Juan Pierre and Luis Castillo leading the way, hitting a combined .483.