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DMACK AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
8-1 in bases last night including 3-0 Power Pack. This week I've nailed my Underdog Game of the Week (Mets, +135), AL GOM (WSox 8-2 over Tex) and three 3-0 Power Packs! Today, my American League Total of the Month wins in rocking-chair style! Game goes early. Don't miss it!
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PROPS Proposition 1 vs. Proposition 2
Take Proposition 1 Special
Take Matt Kenseth (7-1), 1/6 unit. You have to love the way Milwaukee Matt looks at just about every track there is, and he was the best car at Michigan last fall before Mayfield\'s funky pit strategy wrecked everything. Kenseth won at this joint in the spring of 2002, and since then has posted seven top-10 finishes in the last eight events here (the other finish was an 11th). Barring mechanical or pit troubles, he\'s as close to a lock as possible to be in the top 10, and given my propensity to bet on guys who are owed something by a given track, I think he\'s going to challenge for the win, as he did when he won the second event of this season, at Michigan\'s sister track in Fontana. Take Greg Biffle (6-1), 1/6 unit. Don\'t look now, but The Biff is cruising. Since wrecking out of Talladega early, Biffle has five consecutive top-10 finishes, including a win at Darlington. I\'ve been saying it all year, but I\'ll say it here again: there\'s no way this guy doesn\'t make the Chase. He\'s too good, and the Roush equipment is too stout. I\'m continuing on my Roushketeer kick here by picking Biffle; I\'m remembering the Fontana race this February, when Biffle led the most laps and was driving away from the field when his motor popped. I\'m thinking that the Cat in the Hat has put a good deal of dough into figuring out why that happened, and ensuring it will not happen again this weekend. Roush\'s headquarters are in Michigan, and he loves winning this event. Take Carl Edwards (10-1), 1/6 unit. Call me a trend player. Yes, you could say I like Roush this weekend. I can see Tony Stewart (8-1) giving the Ford boys a run for their money, because he was the second-most-dominant car at Fontana earlier this year (second to Biffle), before he, too, dropped a motor. But while I admire the heck out of how well he drove hurt last week, I also loved what I saw from Edwards as he drove up through the Pocono field; I still maintain he\'d have won the event without the stupid pit mistake. So let\'s go with the \"next-week-I\'m-going-to-get-me-some-justice\" theory, and watch Edwards contend for his first Michigan win. In three starts here, he\'s come in 4th, 5th and 10th, and check this out: in his four career Fontana events, he\'s finished (in chronological order): 6th, 5th, 4th and 3rd. Smell a trend? Good Luck & God Bless Take Matt Kenseth (7-1), 1/6 unit. You have to love the way Milwaukee Matt looks at just about every track there is, and he was the best car at Michigan last fall before Mayfield\'s funky pit strategy wrecked everything. Kenseth won at this joint in the spring of 2002, and since then has posted seven top-10 finishes in the last eight events here (the other finish was an 11th). Barring mechanical or pit troubles, he\'s as close to a lock as possible to be in the top 10, and given my propensity to bet on guys who are owed something by a given track, I think he\'s going to challenge for the win, as he did when he won t
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This Weeks Top 3 Handicappers at www.VernonCroy.com
Dennis Macklin is our currently ranked No. 1 Handicapper with a total net unit gain for the past week of 1188 units. Be sure to check out Dennis Macklin's current premium picks, free plays and subscription packages and cash in on the action! Units!
Vernon Croy is our currently ranked No. 2 Handicapper with a total net unit gain for the past week of 125 units. Hard on the heels of our No. 2 rank position nows the time to catch this rising star! Get All of Vernon Croy plays here!
Brian Gabrielle is our currently ranked No.3 Handicapper with a total net unit gain for the past week of -92 units. Cash in now with Brian Gabrielle
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DMACK AMERICAN LEAGUE TOTAL OF THE MONTH!
8-1 in bases last night including 3-0 Power Pack. This week I've nailed my Underdog Game of the Week (Mets, +135), AL GOM (WSox 8-2 over Tex) and three 3-0 Power Packs! Today, my American League Total of the Month wins in rocking-chair style! Game goes early. Don't miss it!
Free Pick by Brian Gabrielle www.VernonCroy.com
PROPS Proposition 1 vs. Proposition 2
Take Proposition 1 Special
Take Matt Kenseth (7-1), 1/6 unit. You have to love the way Milwaukee Matt looks at just about every track there is, and he was the best car at Michigan last fall before Mayfield\'s funky pit strategy wrecked everything. Kenseth won at this joint in the spring of 2002, and since then has posted seven top-10 finishes in the last eight events here (the other finish was an 11th). Barring mechanical or pit troubles, he\'s as close to a lock as possible to be in the top 10, and given my propensity to bet on guys who are owed something by a given track, I think he\'s going to challenge for the win, as he did when he won the second event of this season, at Michigan\'s sister track in Fontana. Take Greg Biffle (6-1), 1/6 unit. Don\'t look now, but The Biff is cruising. Since wrecking out of Talladega early, Biffle has five consecutive top-10 finishes, including a win at Darlington. I\'ve been saying it all year, but I\'ll say it here again: there\'s no way this guy doesn\'t make the Chase. He\'s too good, and the Roush equipment is too stout. I\'m continuing on my Roushketeer kick here by picking Biffle; I\'m remembering the Fontana race this February, when Biffle led the most laps and was driving away from the field when his motor popped. I\'m thinking that the Cat in the Hat has put a good deal of dough into figuring out why that happened, and ensuring it will not happen again this weekend. Roush\'s headquarters are in Michigan, and he loves winning this event. Take Carl Edwards (10-1), 1/6 unit. Call me a trend player. Yes, you could say I like Roush this weekend. I can see Tony Stewart (8-1) giving the Ford boys a run for their money, because he was the second-most-dominant car at Fontana earlier this year (second to Biffle), before he, too, dropped a motor. But while I admire the heck out of how well he drove hurt last week, I also loved what I saw from Edwards as he drove up through the Pocono field; I still maintain he\'d have won the event without the stupid pit mistake. So let\'s go with the \"next-week-I\'m-going-to-get-me-some-justice\" theory, and watch Edwards contend for his first Michigan win. In three starts here, he\'s come in 4th, 5th and 10th, and check this out: in his four career Fontana events, he\'s finished (in chronological order): 6th, 5th, 4th and 3rd. Smell a trend? Good Luck & God Bless Take Matt Kenseth (7-1), 1/6 unit. You have to love the way Milwaukee Matt looks at just about every track there is, and he was the best car at Michigan last fall before Mayfield\'s funky pit strategy wrecked everything. Kenseth won at this joint in the spring of 2002, and since then has posted seven top-10 finishes in the last eight events here (the other finish was an 11th). Barring mechanical or pit troubles, he\'s as close to a lock as possible to be in the top 10, and given my propensity to bet on guys who are owed something by a given track, I think he\'s going to challenge for the win, as he did when he won t
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