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Insider Edge Sports – Report For Friday, June 18, 2004
Friday’s Card Features
3 MLB Winners
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Members go 2-2 on Thursday but pick up 2.5 units thanks to wins on the Tigers +160 and the Mets –1.5 +165. After a bad first week in June, we have been hot and are nearly in the black for the month. Tonight will put us over the top as we continue the profits. We have 3 releases for tonight in MLB action. Grab our One Day Pass for $14.95 and receive all of Friday’s action. If the entire card does not show a profit, you get a full refund plus a week of service Absolutely Free!
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A look at our results for the past year since the beginning of football season:
Yesterday 2-2 +2.50 units
September +17.2 units
October -41.5 units
November +51.7 units
December +5.3 units
January +19.1 units
February -37.9 units
March +14.9 units
April +7.0 units
May +27.55 units
June -.30 units
Total +63.05 units
These numbers are all based on 2-unit plays with the occasional 3-unit top plays included as well. We do not inflate our numbers with 5 or 10 unit plays. Obviously the numbers are true and correct since we are fully documented – always have been and always will be. Need a breakdown of any of the above numbers? Feel free to email us and we will send you the plays.
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Cincinnati Reds (Lidle) at St. Louis Cardinals (Carpenter) 8:10 PM ET
St. Louis Cardinals (Carpenter) –1.5 +131 (2 Units)
St. Louis is turning things around at home as they are now 13-6 their last 18 after a dismal 3-9 start. The Cardinals have won four straight and 13 of 16 to move a season-best 12 games above .500. Cory Lidle has been up and down all season long and right now he is in a definite down swing. Lidle will try to even his record after a rough start against the Indians as the Reds open their season-series against the Cardinals. That game against the Indians followed his worst start of the season, a 9-run debacle at Oakland. All 4 of his recent starts have come on the road and in 3 of those he allowed 5 or more runs. He has a 5.98 ERA on the road this season and that balloons to 8.34 over the last 4. Chris Carpenter had a rough start at Texas last week, but he's not the first pitcher to suffer that fate. Otherwise he's been lights out and the best pitcher on the Cardinals' staff since mid-April. He isn’t used to pitching at home as he has only gone 3 times at Busch Stadium this season but he has made the most of it. He has a 2.79 ERA, a 1.14 WHIP and a .197 BAA at home. He allowed only 2 runs on 7 hits over his last 2 home games, covering 14.1 innings. Despite pitching his last 5 games on the road, he has allowed more than 3 runs only once. The Cardinals are 8-1 in his last 9 starts with his last game at Texas being the only defeat. Cincinnati is dead last in the National League with a team road ERA of 6.04 and a 1.68 WHIP. They have allowed 377 hits, which is over 50 hits more than the 2nd place San Francisco Giants.
AT AT AT Members go 2-2 on Thursday but pick up 2.5 units thanks to wins on the Tigers +160 and the Mets –1.5 +165. After a bad first week in June, we have been hot and are nearly in the black for the month. Tonight will put us over the top as we continue the profits. We have 3 releases for tonight in MLB action. Grab our One Day Pass for $14.95 and receive all of Friday’s action. If the entire card does not show a profit, you get a full refund plus a week of service Absolutely Free!
***Click Here For Friday's One Day Pass - $14.95***
Looking for long-term wins? Get our Spring Football Special for $299 and receive every winner we release through the 2005 Super Bowl. Your membership begins the minute you sign up.
***Click Here For Our Spring Football Special - $299.00***
A look at our results for the past year since the beginning of football season:
Yesterday 2-2 +2.50 units
September +17.2 units
October -41.5 units
November +51.7 units
December +5.3 units
January +19.1 units
February -37.9 units
March +14.9 units
April +7.0 units
May +27.55 units
June -.30 units
Total +63.05 units
These numbers are all based on 2-unit plays with the occasional 3-unit top plays included as well. We do not inflate our numbers with 5 or 10 unit plays. Obviously the numbers are true and correct since we are fully documented – always have been and always will be. Need a breakdown of any of the above numbers? Feel free to email us and we will send you the plays.
FREE Service Play For Friday, June 18, 2004
Cincinnati Reds (Lidle) at St. Louis Cardinals (Carpenter) 8:10 PM ET
St. Louis Cardinals (Carpenter) –1.5 +131 (2 Units)
St. Louis is turning things around at home as they are now 13-6 their last 18 after a dismal 3-9 start. The Cardinals have won four straight and 13 of 16 to move a season-best 12 games above .500. Cory Lidle has been up and down all season long and right now he is in a definite down swing. Lidle will try to even his record after a rough start against the Indians as the Reds open their season-series against the Cardinals. That game against the Indians followed his worst start of the season, a 9-run debacle at Oakland. All 4 of his recent starts have come on the road and in 3 of those he allowed 5 or more runs. He has a 5.98 ERA on the road this season and that balloons to 8.34 over the last 4. Chris Carpenter had a rough start at Texas last week, but he's not the first pitcher to suffer that fate. Otherwise he's been lights out and the best pitcher on the Cardinals' staff since mid-April. He isn’t used to pitching at home as he has only gone 3 times at Busch Stadium this season but he has made the most of it. He has a 2.79 ERA, a 1.14 WHIP and a .197 BAA at home. He allowed only 2 runs on 7 hits over his last 2 home games, covering 14.1 innings. Despite pitching his last 5 games on the road, he has allowed more than 3 runs only once. The Cardinals are 8-1 in his last 9 starts with his last game at Texas being the only defeat. Cincinnati is dead last in the National League with a team road ERA of 6.04 and a 1.68 WHIP. They have allowed 377 hits, which is over 50 hits more than the 2nd place San Francisco Giants.
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