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Boston came through for us last nite for a 6-5 victory and another 1* win for all of us. Noticed most of the forum seemed to have a profitable night last nite.
Onto today almost felt myself going in the trap of only looking for favorites. Like the gentleman that helped me the most when I first started ,used to always say "Take off you fuckin blinders and look at both sides of the fence."
There is always value on both sides it just seems easier sometimes to play the favorite.
Todays card has a very good dog with an experienced starting pitcher going up against a bullpen pitcher.
Today play Washington +120 for 1*
Hernandez (Washington) vs. Moehler (Florida)
Moehler is being called in to start because Valdez has a bruised lower leg.
Moehler is 0-2 with over a 9 ERA in two starts against Washington (Montreal).
Copy from cbs.sportsline
Nationals right-hander Livan Hernandez will be given the honor of trying to cool off the Marlins. He was pounded for seven earned runs and eight hits over 4 2-3 innings in Washington's 8-4 loss to Philadelphia on Monday.
"I'm going to be ready for next time," said Hernandez, who had a strong spring training. "I'm not the kind of guy to put my head down."
STANDINGS: Nationals - 2nd place (tied), 1 GB, NL East. Marlins - 2nd place (tied), 1 GB, NL East.
NATIONALS PROBABLE STARTER: Hernandez (0-1, 13.50 ERA). The Cuban right-hander is 8-4 with a 2.58 ERA in 15 career starts against the Marlins.
MARLINS PROBABLE STARTER: Brian Moehler (0-0, 0.00 ERA). Moehler is starting in place of Ismael Valdez, who was scratched with a bruised lower right leg after getting hit by a line drive in a minor league game on Monday. Moehler allowed just one hit in two scoreless innings of relief in Florida's 2-1, 13-inning loss to Atlanta on Wednesday. Moehler, who underwent reconstructive elbow surgery in May 2003, is making his first start since April 16, 2003. He was 0-2 with a 9.35 ERA in two career starts against the Nationals when they were known as the Montreal Expos.
OFFENSIVE LEADERS: Nationals - Wilkerson, .588 avg.; four tied with 1 HR; Wilkerson, Jose Vidro and Terrmel Sledge, 3 RBIs; Vidro, 4 runs; J.J. Davis, 1 SBs. Marlins - Alex Gonzalez, .400 avg.; Cabrera, 2 HRs; Cabrera and Juan Encarnacion, 4 RBIs; Luis Castillo, 5 runs and 1 SB.
Will add more info later
GLTA
-ASI
2005 All sport record
1*(12-4)
2*(6-4)
3*(3-2)
Onto today almost felt myself going in the trap of only looking for favorites. Like the gentleman that helped me the most when I first started ,used to always say "Take off you fuckin blinders and look at both sides of the fence."
There is always value on both sides it just seems easier sometimes to play the favorite.
Todays card has a very good dog with an experienced starting pitcher going up against a bullpen pitcher.
Today play Washington +120 for 1*
Hernandez (Washington) vs. Moehler (Florida)
Moehler is being called in to start because Valdez has a bruised lower leg.
Moehler is 0-2 with over a 9 ERA in two starts against Washington (Montreal).
Copy from cbs.sportsline
Nationals right-hander Livan Hernandez will be given the honor of trying to cool off the Marlins. He was pounded for seven earned runs and eight hits over 4 2-3 innings in Washington's 8-4 loss to Philadelphia on Monday.
"I'm going to be ready for next time," said Hernandez, who had a strong spring training. "I'm not the kind of guy to put my head down."
STANDINGS: Nationals - 2nd place (tied), 1 GB, NL East. Marlins - 2nd place (tied), 1 GB, NL East.
NATIONALS PROBABLE STARTER: Hernandez (0-1, 13.50 ERA). The Cuban right-hander is 8-4 with a 2.58 ERA in 15 career starts against the Marlins.
MARLINS PROBABLE STARTER: Brian Moehler (0-0, 0.00 ERA). Moehler is starting in place of Ismael Valdez, who was scratched with a bruised lower right leg after getting hit by a line drive in a minor league game on Monday. Moehler allowed just one hit in two scoreless innings of relief in Florida's 2-1, 13-inning loss to Atlanta on Wednesday. Moehler, who underwent reconstructive elbow surgery in May 2003, is making his first start since April 16, 2003. He was 0-2 with a 9.35 ERA in two career starts against the Nationals when they were known as the Montreal Expos.
OFFENSIVE LEADERS: Nationals - Wilkerson, .588 avg.; four tied with 1 HR; Wilkerson, Jose Vidro and Terrmel Sledge, 3 RBIs; Vidro, 4 runs; J.J. Davis, 1 SBs. Marlins - Alex Gonzalez, .400 avg.; Cabrera, 2 HRs; Cabrera and Juan Encarnacion, 4 RBIs; Luis Castillo, 5 runs and 1 SB.
Will add more info later
GLTA
-ASI
2005 All sport record
1*(12-4)
2*(6-4)
3*(3-2)
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