Wednesday Godspicks

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

PROMISES DELIVERED! America’s greatest sports service the Dream Team at Godspicks.com goes 3-1 in the NBA including nailing the Postseason Game of the Year in which Miami routed Chicago by 14 points in a game that wasn’t even as close as the blowout indicated. We also nailed Dandy Dogs on San Diego and Oakland in MLB. Dandy dogs are dogs of 140 or more in MLB.

We have an NHL playoff and six MLB. It includes at least one Dandy Dog. Listen folks, tonight is yet another illustration of why we are the Industry Standard. After a sensational night in the NBA (of course only loss by a half-point) and in the midst of another top shelf postseason, 95 percent of handicappers would force a play tonight for the sake of making extra sales.  Considering we have most sharp players locked up for life, we could pick up “de jour” players by forcing a play.  We will leave that to the wannabees. 

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MLB

ANAHEIM (WEAVER +125) Detroit (Robertson)

This is one of the stronger system games so far this year with so many not-so-overlapping systems pointing towards the Halos.  Going with underdogs of 125-175 with an offense that strikes out six or fewer times per game and a defense that has gone 10 straight games without making more than one error is +101.9 units.

Also going with a team whose pitcher has an ERA of 7.00 or higher over his last three starts against a hurler who gave up two or fewer earned runs in each of his last two starts is +93.1 units.

But we are not done—or at least the computer algorithms aren’t. Going against home favorites of 150 or less with a bullpen ERA of 3.00 or less over their last 15 games after a game in which the pen gave up no HRs is +92.8 units.

LAA is 20-7 +14.7 last three years to teams that average 1.5 or more home runs per game.  The road team is 11-5 in LAA last 16.  Pitcher Jeff Weaver will have a little extra juice tonight as he looks for his first win in a visiting uniform against the team he started his career with.