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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Friday, April 9, 2004
We profit again on Thursday, going 2-1 with both wins being baseball dogs - +3.7 net units in total. We start the holiday weekend off with our NBA Game of the Week along with a MLB 3-Pack. The first baseball game goes off at 2:05 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 Friday, April 9, 2004
Chicago Cubs (Zambrano) at Atlanta Braves (Ramirez) 7:35 pm EST
Chicago (Zambrano) +105 (2 Units)
There isn’t a whole lot of history with these starters against the opposition but there is enough to make us take a second look. The Cubs tagged Ramirez last season in his only start against them as he allowed 7 earned runs in 3.2 innings. It was by far his worst outing of the season and one that is sure stuck in hi head. Cubs hitters are 11-28 (.393) against Ramirez. Carlos Zambrano went 13-11 with a 3.11 ERA in his first full season in the majors, and he worked a team-high 214 innings. He was one of the NL's top pitchers after the All-Star break, going 7-3 with a 2.51 ERA and three complete games. He gave up nine home runs all year, joining Pedro Martinez as the only full-season pitchers to give up fewer than 10. He is also in much better shape this season. He hired a personal trainer and did exercises to strengthen his back, which was a problem for him last year. Zambrano has faced the Braves 3 times and is 2-1 in those starts. His ERA is 4.76, certainly not a great one but most of that damage is gone. Current starters are hitting only .167 against him with only J.D. Drew and Mark DeRosa having more than 1 hit off him. He is another pitcher who is much more effective away from home. He is 7-13 with a 3.86 ERA at Wrigley but 11-8 with a 3.25 ERA on the road. That includes 5 shutout innings and a win at Turner Field.
We profit again on Thursday, going 2-1 with both wins being baseball dogs - +3.7 net units in total. We start the holiday weekend off with our NBA Game of the Week along with a MLB 3-Pack. The first baseball game goes off at 2:05 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 Friday, April 9, 2004
Chicago Cubs (Zambrano) at Atlanta Braves (Ramirez) 7:35 pm EST
Chicago (Zambrano) +105 (2 Units)
There isn’t a whole lot of history with these starters against the opposition but there is enough to make us take a second look. The Cubs tagged Ramirez last season in his only start against them as he allowed 7 earned runs in 3.2 innings. It was by far his worst outing of the season and one that is sure stuck in hi head. Cubs hitters are 11-28 (.393) against Ramirez. Carlos Zambrano went 13-11 with a 3.11 ERA in his first full season in the majors, and he worked a team-high 214 innings. He was one of the NL's top pitchers after the All-Star break, going 7-3 with a 2.51 ERA and three complete games. He gave up nine home runs all year, joining Pedro Martinez as the only full-season pitchers to give up fewer than 10. He is also in much better shape this season. He hired a personal trainer and did exercises to strengthen his back, which was a problem for him last year. Zambrano has faced the Braves 3 times and is 2-1 in those starts. His ERA is 4.76, certainly not a great one but most of that damage is gone. Current starters are hitting only .167 against him with only J.D. Drew and Mark DeRosa having more than 1 hit off him. He is another pitcher who is much more effective away from home. He is 7-13 with a 3.86 ERA at Wrigley but 11-8 with a 3.25 ERA on the road. That includes 5 shutout innings and a win at Turner Field.