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    Insider Edge Sports – Report For Friday, May 14, 2004

    Friday’s Card Features


    NBA PLAYOFF GAME OF THE YEAR


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    New Jersey Nets AT Detroit Pistons


    Atlanta Braves AT Milwaukee Brewers


    New York Mets AT Houston Astros


    Cincinnati Reds AT Los Angeles Dodgers


    Anaheim Angels AT Baltimore Orioles


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    Anaheim Angels (Colon) at Baltimore Orioles (Ainsworth) 7:05 PM ET

    Over 9 Anaheim/Baltimore –122 (2 Units)

    We get some value in this total because Bartolo Colon is on the mound but it is because of his name and not his recent performance. Colon is struggling with a 6.88 ERA over his last 3 starts and that actually includes a good outing against the offensively strapped Devil Rays. His WHIP is 1.53 over this span and the Orioles will jump all over him if his command continues to be a problem. Baltimore is killing righties to begin with, hitting .359 their last 10 games and .318 for the season. The Angels are scoring 6.7 rpg with Colon on the hill. Kurt Ainsworth looked to be back on track after a horrible start to the season but he digressed and pitched a dud in his last game, allowing 7 earned runs in 4.2 innings against the Indians. He has given up at least 5 runs in half of his starts, all of those being at home. The surprising this is that even with his bad efforts, he has only lost one game this season. The Orioles have given him run support when needed, scoring an average of 5.7 rpg. The Orioles and Angles are 2nd and 3rd in all of baseball in offense hitting .288 and .286 respectively. The teams have combined to go over in 14 of the last 20 games (7 of the last 10 each). 7 of the 9 meetings last season went over and with better offenses on both sides this season, runs should be a plenty.
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  • #2
    This is the big one, get on it now. Game tips at 7:00. Just like everyday, the whole thing is guaranteed.

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    • #3
      Well, it took 3 OT’s but the Nets finally win the game outright as we called. It should have been over much sooner if they could hit free throws but they pulled it out eventually. A good night so far with the Dodgers pending, as we start out 4-0 with the NBA Playoff Game of Year coming in along with a big dog winner on the Mets.

      NBA Playoff Game of the Year

      New Jersey Nets at Detroit Pistons 7:00 PM ET

      New Jersey +6.5 -106 (3 Units)

      Home court has been the difference in this series and in a big way. The Pistons won the first two games at the Palace by an average of 18.5 points. Jersey won at home by an average of 16.5. That means a Detroit blowout is in the cards on Friday. But not so fast. Momentum could play a huge part in this game as well as the injury factor. New Jersey heads back to Detroit off two blowout wins and the reining two-time Eastern Conference Champions are full of confidence. Forward Rasheed Wallace and guard Chauncey Billups are banged up for the Pistons. Both are listed as probable but how effective they will be is a big mystery. Wallace has a sore left arch from plantar fasciitis while Billups has a back strain. In Game 4, Wallace scored just six points and pulled down six rebounds and Billups was only 2-for-7 from the field and had six points and five rebounds. In their quest to win the one road game they need to win the series, the Nets plan to rely on the one thing at which they performed up to their usual standards in their losses at Detroit. That is their “frenzy” defense. In Game 1, plus the first half of Game 2, the Nets defended the Pistons into 43.5% shooting and an average of 37.3 points per half. Just look, for instance, at the Nets' Game 1 and 2 victories last year on the same floor where they will play Friday. Both times they shot less than 40%, yet they won 76-74 and 88-86, defending the Pistons into 38.8% shooting in the two games. That effort coupled with just an average shooting night could pull out the outright victory on the road.

      Atlanta Braves (Ramirez) at Milwaukee Brewers (Santos) 8:05 PM ET

      Atlanta (Ramirez) –1.5 +132 (2 Units)

      Mr. Hard luck pitcher Horatio Ramirez is still looking for that first win on the season. He is 0-3 but he has an ERA of 2.75 meaning he is staying in games but he isn’t getting the production from the offense. The Braves are scoring only 3.5 rpg in his starts but it is getting better as they have put up 5.0 rpg over his last 4 outings. Atlanta is 2-2 in those games. In 11.1 innings last season against Milwaukee, Ramirez allowed just 3 runs as the teams split one run games. Ramirez has a 3.18 ERA on the road this season, over a run less than his road ERA from a season ago. Victor Santos makes his third start this season and his first at Miller Park. He allowed 3 earned runs over 5 innings in his last outing, a 6-5 loss to the NY Mets. Prior to his starts, he appeared in 3 games in relief, allowing runs in each appearance. Santos isn’t a starter by trade as manager Ned Yost has him starting in the spot formerly occupied by Matt Kinney, so the rotation remains in flux. The offense on Thursday looked different for the Braves. For the first time in more than three weeks, the Braves offense finally mirrored the capable one that they had entering the season. After losing for the sixth time in seven games on Wednesday night, Braves manager Bobby Cox indicated that once Chipper Jones got rolling things would turn around. After a 0-13 start since coming off the DL, Jones went 3-3 and scored a run. Just one game like that can jump start a team into a streak so Atlanta should be a team to watch this weekend.

      New York Mets (Trachsel) at Houston Astros (Oswalt) 8:05 PM ET

      New York Mets (Trachsel) +211 (2 Units)

      With the way Steve Trachsel has been throwing of late, the Mets have every chance to win any time he takes the mound. Even though they scored only one run on Wednesday against Arizona, the pitching got it done against a hot hitting Diamondbacks club. Ditto for Friday. Before Wednesday the Mets were scoring runs for the first time this season. They have scored at least 6 runs in 8 of their last 14 games and Roy Oswalt has been giving up runs as of late. After allowing 8 runs in his opener against the Braves, Trachsel has pretty much shut everyone down. He has an ERA of 3.48 for the season but taking out that first game brings it down to 1.98 over his last 6 starts. The Mets are somehow only 4-2 in those 6 starts but the offense scored only 3 total runs in those two losses. In his last 2 wins, they have put up 6 in each. Digging deeper, Trachsel has allowed 5 or less hits in 4 of his last 6 starts. Trachsel won in his only start at Houston last season. Oswalt has been rather ineffective for Houston as the Astros are 0-4 his last 4 starts. He has a 3.98 ERA over his last 3 starts and while there is nothing wrong with that, he is not pitching like he was when he started the season. He and the bullpen have given up 16 runs in his last 3 outings while the offense has given him a total of 14 runs in his last 5 starts (2.8 rpg). The Mets took 4 of the 6 meetings last season including 2 of 3 at Minute Maid Park. The price here is too good to not take a shot with the better pitcher.

      Cincinnati Reds (Wilson) at Los Angeles Dodgers (Ishii) 10:10 PM ET

      Los Angeles (Ishii) –1.5 +152 (2 Units)

      Kazuhisa Ishii has been especially good in his last 3 starts, posting a 1.66 ERA and 1.11 WHIP while going 3-0. He has allowed only 14 hits in his last 3 games and he has been nearly untouchable at Dodger Stadium this season. In 21 innings at home, he has allowed 14 hits and only 3 earned runs (1.29 ERA). He is averaging 3 walks per game at home, which is a great improvement from a season ago. Ishii threw once against the Reds last season and won a 2-1 decision after going 6 innings and allowing just the one run. Dodgers pitching coach Jim Colborn worked with Ishii all spring on a refined delivery aimed at improving his control and consistency. It’s Ishii's newfound ability to correct himself in mid-game that is making the difference this season, according to Manager Jim Tracy. Paul Wilson has imploded after a fine start to the season. He pitched well in his last outing at home but he was on the road 5 starts prior to that and it wasn’t good. He has allowed 4 earned runs in four straight games while posting a 7.25 ERA in that span. Overall on the road, he has a 5.97 ERA and 1.078 WHIP. He went 0-2 against the Dodgers last season and he is 0-3 in four career starts. The Reds are hitting .214 against lefties this season including .180 their last 10 games. The Dodgers are hitting .294 at home against righties and .281 for the season. Los Angeles is now 4th in the Major Leagues with a 2.89 bullpen ERA while the Reds toil near the bottom with an ERA of 4.54 and a BAA of .280. The Dodgers had their 6 game winning streak snapped on Thursday against one of the best pitchers in the National League. A big dropoff in talent on Friday for Los Angeles who are 9-3 their last 12 games while the Reds are just 5-9 their last 14 games.

      Anaheim Angels (Colon) at Baltimore Orioles (Ainsworth) 7:05 PM ET

      Over 9 Anaheim/Baltimore –122 (2 Units)

      We get some value in this total because Bartolo Colon is on the mound but it is because of his name and not his recent performance. Colon is struggling with a 6.88 ERA over his last 3 starts and that actually includes a good outing against the offensively strapped Devil Rays. His WHIP is 1.53 over this span and the Orioles will jump all over him if his command continues to be a problem. Baltimore is killing righties to begin with, hitting .359 their last 10 games and .318 for the season. The Angels are scoring 6.7 rpg with Colon on the hill. Kurt Ainsworth looked to be back on track after a horrible start to the season but he digressed and pitched a dud in his last game, allowing 7 earned runs in 4.2 innings against the Indians. He has given up at least 5 runs in half of his starts, all of those being at home. The surprising this is that even with his bad efforts, he has only lost one game this season. The Orioles have given him run support when needed, scoring an average of 5.7 rpg. The Orioles and Angles are 2nd and 3rd in all of baseball in offense hitting .288 and .286 respectively. The teams have combined to go over in 14 of the last 20 games (7 of the last 10 each). 7 of the 9 meetings last season went over and with better offenses on both sides this season, runs should be a plenty.
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