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Bobby Maxwell
Baltimore at CINCINNATI (-3)
Had to settle for a push with our NFL FREE play Sunday as the Dolphins fell by three points at Washington. Tonight we're heading to Cincinnati for a complimentary play on the Bengals as they host the Ravens.
Sure, Baltimore went 13-3 last season and won the AFC North but when the Ravens went to Cincinnati last year they fell 13-7 as a three-point underdog. Baltimore has trouble with the Bengals because they spread the ball around so much.
Cincinnati is 4-1 SU and ATS in the last five head-to-head meetings and at home the Bengals have won and covered three of the last four years. The home team in this series is a whopping 11-5 ATS in the last 16.
Look for big things from Cincy QB Carson Palmer and WR Chad Johnson. Palmer is completely recovered from his knee injury two seasons ago and Johnson has vowed to find the end zone more than last season. Johnson already led the league with 1,369 yards receiving.
Paul Brown Stadium is going to be a happy place tonight as the Bengals get a big win in the division. Play Cincinnati.

3♦ CINCINNATI

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Michael Cannon
Arizona at SAN FRANCISCO (-3)
A split on my freebies yesterday as the Chargers win and cover over the Bears, but the Jags fall to the Titans.
Lay the points with San Francisco tonight over Arizona in the second Monday Night game.
The 49ers are on the cusp of respectability under head coach Mike Nolan. They have a super stud at running back in Frank Gore who should shread the Cardinals defense.
Gore's running will open up the passing lanes for quarterback Alex Smith, and he should be able to expose the Cardinals biggest weakness on defense, their secondary.
New Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt comes over from the Steelers and he's installing a 3-4 scheme on defense, but the Cards don't have the personnel for that change and it's going to be exposed tonight.
Lay the points with the 49ers as they grab the home win and cover.

4♦ SAN FRANCISCO

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Big Al McMordie

Toronto Blue Jays vs. Detroit Tigers

At 7:05pm our selection is on the Toronto Blue Jays over the Detroit Tigers. Time is getting very short for the Tigers. If they are going to make the postseason, they're going to have to get out their Cleveland Indian voodoo dolls because the Indians just refuse to fold as they've maintained their 5+ game lead pretty much throughout the last month or so. And now Detroit gets the very bad news that righthanded ace Jeremy Bonderman is probably lost for the remainder of the year. Even in the midst of some great achievements this season -- Curtis Granderson becoming one of the elite AL centerfielders and leadoff men, Placido Polanco having probably the best year of any 2B in the AL, and Magglio Ordonez leading the race for batting champion -- if the Tigers don't make the postseason then 2007 will be considered a bust. Just when they were hoping to keep a winning streak alive (they had won four straight) they dropped Sunday's game to Seattle and now have to face one of their worst nightmares in Toronto's Roy Halladay. The Blue Jays are 8-1 in Halladay's last nine starts against Detroit and Halladay has already beaten them twice this season, including a game on April 13 in which he performed the rare feat of going ten innings to pick up the win. You won't see Tiger veteran southpaw Kenny Rogers going ten innings as he's been limited to well under 100 pitches in all but one start this season. And given the way Toronto has been pounding lefties this year, it may be a very short appearance for Rogers indeed. Take the Jays. As always, good luck...Al McMordie.

This is also Ness' 15*

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Dave Cokin
Take "(901) MIL Brewers"

One player can make all the difference in the world. Just ask the Brewers, who still have a great shot at the playoffs now that ace Ben Sheets has returned to action. The confidence level of the team is clearly higher with their #1 in the active rotation. Also helping out is Carlos Villanueva, who's finally getting a chance to firm up the back of the rotation and who pitched very well last time out. Villanueva is much preferred to Tony Armas. who gets the call for the Pirates in this Monday night contest. With the Milwaukee bats finally heating up again, this is a decent enough spot to lay a reasonable price on the road. The Brewers are the choice

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Michael Cannon Money Train
Monday Plays

20 Dime -

RAVENS
Take the points with the Ravens tonight on the road over the Bengals.
It’s pretty hard to pass up getting points with one of the NFL’s best defenses in the Ravens, and considering the Bengals have one of the league’s worst defenses that makes this play all the more to my liking.
Steve McNair will be more comfortable in his second year running this offense, and the addition of running back Willis McGahee over the departed Jamal Lewis will be a significant upgrade that will pay immediate dividends for them tonight.
The Bengals will enter this game short-handed on offense, as left tackle Levi Jones is out with an injury and wide receiver Chris Henry is suspended. Right tackle Willie Anderson is also banged up, and if he gets knocked out of the game it could spell disaster for Carson Palmer and company.
The Ravens will control the tempo of this game against the sorry Bengals defense, which will put more pressure on Palmer to produce when Cincinnati has the ball.
The Bengals are 1-7 ATS at home in Game One and are 2-6 ATS on Monday Night.
Underdogs in the first Monday Night game of the season are 20-8 ATS.
Take the points with the Ravens as they stand an excellent chance of winning this game outright.

10 Dime –

BREWERS (With Villanueva and Armas as listed pitchers)
Take the Brewers as the road chalk tonight over the Pirates.
Carlos Villanueva will get the start tonight and he’s 2-0 with a 1.08 ERA in his career against them. Milwaukee has also won three straight over Pittsburgh and is 9-4 against them this season.
Tony Armas will start for the Pirates and if it wasn’t for their lack of starting pitching depth, he wouldn’t even be in the rotation right now. The right-hander is 3-5 with a 6.49 ERA on the year.
Take the Brewers as they grab the road win over the Bucs.

BLUE JAYS (Witht Halladay and Rogers as listed pitchers)
Take the Blue Jays for the road win over the Tigers.
Roy Halladay will start for Toronto and he’s had great success against Detroit in his career. The right-hander is 11-2 with a 1.83 ERA in 14 career games against the Tigers.
Halladay is 1-0 with a 1.69 ERA in two starts this season against Detroit and is 4-1 in six career starts at Comerica Park.
The Tigers will counter with Kenny Rogers, who is making just his second start since coming off the disabled list with left elbow inflammation. He’s going to need to bring his ‘A’ game if he wants to give the Tigers any chance of getting by Halladay.
I don’t see that happening, so take the Blue Jays for the road win.

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Big Al GOY

Game: Arizona Diamondbacks at San Francisco Giants Sep 10 2007 10:15PM
Prediction: San Francisco Giants
Reason: At 10:15pm our National League Game of the Year is on the San Francisco Giants over Arizona. These two division rivals haven't met since July 1st and they played a bunch of games between April and then (twelve to be exact). A lot has changed since that time. Arizona is on a 5-game winning streak, and is ensconced in first place in the NL West. Brandon Webb has put himself back in contention for a second consecutive Cy Young award, and outfielder Chris Young has put up Rookie of the Year-type power numbers, although his batting average (and a guy named Braun in Milwaukee) ensure that he won't win it. Not all the news is good however. The D-Backs just found out that they are going to lose shortstop Orlando Hudson for the rest of the season after thumb surgery. Arizona has also seen its relief pitching get knocked around quite a bit lately, which led to the signing of Bob Wickman off the scrap heap. Now they also must face one of the best young strikeout pitchers in the league, Tim Lincecum, a guy who shut them out earlier this season when he pitched seven innings and struck out twelve in what was probably his best Major League outing. And going for Arizona will be Livan Hernandez, who is on the downslope of his career. He's only struck out a total of eight batters in his last six starts covering 39 innings, which shows that he can't fool anybody anymore. And, we also have a strong technical angle against Arizona tonight, as underdogs that have won exactly five straight games have lost 10 straight times since June. Take the Giants. As always, good luck, Al McMordie. And don't miss my big football winners, as they're already posted for next Saturday's action. We've cashed 100% of our college football plays this year, and this weekend, we'll be featuring our 5* Non-Conference Underdog of the Year, along with five other big plays.

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Kelso

10 units SFran -3 v. Arizona

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BIG AL'S FULL SERVICE CLIENTS

5* NL GOY - SAN FRAN
OPINIONS - BRAVES - BJ'S
5* kentucky
3* ga tech - washington

OPINIONS - kansas - notre dame - tulsa

Monday/Saturday
At 10:15pm our National League Game of the Year is on the San Francisco Giants over Arizona. These two division rivals haven't met since July 1st and they played a bunch of games between April and then (twelve to be exact). A lot has changed since that time. Arizona is on a 5-game winning streak, and is ensconced in first place in the NL West. Brandon Webb has put himself back in contention for a second consecutive Cy Young award, and outfielder Chris Young has put up Rookie of the Year-type power numbers, although his batting average (and a guy named Braun in Milwaukee) ensure that he won't win it. Not all the news is good however. The D-Backs just found out that they are going to lose shortstop Orlando Hudson for the rest of the season after thumb surgery. Arizona has also seen its relief pitching get knocked around quite a bit lately, which led to the signing of Bob Wickman off the scrap heap. Now they also must face one of the best young strikeout pitchers in the league, Tim Lincecum, a guy who shut them out earlier this season when he pitched seven innings and struck out twelve in what was probably his best Major League outing. And going for Arizona will be Livan Hernandez, who is on the downslope of his career. He's only struck out a total of eight batters in his last six starts covering 39 innings, which shows that he can't fool anybody anymore. And, we also have a strong technical angle against Arizona tonight, as underdogs that have won exactly five straight games have lost 10 straight times since June. Take the Giants.

Saturday:
Our college football selections include Kentucky, Notre Dame, Washington, Tulsa, Kansas, and Georgia Tech.

Kentucky -- At 7:30 pm, our selection is on the Kentucky Wildcats plus the points over Louisville. Steve Kragthorpe's Cardinals struggled last Thursday against Middle Tennessee State. The Cards won, but surrendered 42 points in the process. That does not bode well for Saturday night's game against rival Kentucky, whose offense is clicking on all cylinders. The Wildcats own blowout wins over Kent State (56-20) and Eastern Kentucky (50-10) and fall into a super system that is a perfect 15-0 ATS since 1981. What we want to do is play on any home dog getting 2+ points that scored 43+ points in its previous 2 games, provided it did not give up 35 or more points in its previous game. Take Kentucky plus the points.

Notre Dame -- At 3:30 pm, our selection is on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish over Michigan. Of course the storyline of this game will be the fall from grace of College Football's two most storied programs. Notre Dame has been embarassed by both Georgia Tech and Penn State, and has rushed for negative yardage on the season (67 rushes for -8 yards). And offensive guru Charlie Weis' men have yet to score an offensive touchdown. But Michigan's performance has been even worse (if that's possible). The Wolves lost 34-32 to Appalachian State, and then were destroyed 39-7 by Oregon, as the Ducks rushed for 331 yards on 51 carries. Clearly, Ron English's defense resembles swiss cheese more than the impenetrable unit that took the field for much of last season. But regardless of the storylines, one thing has remained constant in this rivalry over the last 27 years: the underdog covers! And if the underdog is NOT going into revenge, it's a perfect 14-0 ATS since 1980. Last year, Michigan blasted Notre Dame 47-21. Look for the Irish to avenge that defeat on Saturday. Take the points.

Washington -- At 3:30 pm, our selection is on the Washington Huskies plus the points over Ohio State. Last week, we used Washington as a home dog over Boise State, and Tyrone Willingham's men snapped Boise's 15-game win streak. Can Washington win back-to-back big games? My database indicates that the Huskies will do just that. Consider that, since 1980, road teams are a horrific 5-25 ATS in their 3rd game of the season, if they enter off two home wins, and their foe is off back to back SU/ATS wins, provided our road team did not score more than 37 points in its previous game (Ohio State scored just 20). And if our home team is off an upset win, then our 25-5 stat zooms to an almost perfect 11-1 ATS. Take Washington.

Georgia Tech -- At 8 pm, our selection is on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets minus the points over Boston College. Ga Tech has two blowout wins thus far in 2007: 33-3 over Notre Dame, and 69-14 over Samford. Now, Chan Gailey's men fall into a terrific system that's cashed 100% since 1980. What we want to do is play on any unrested, single-digit home favorite that scored 60+ points, if it's matched up against a foe off back to back SU/ATS wins. With Boston College indeed off two SU/ATS wins (over NC State and Wake Forest), we'll fade Jeff Jagodzinski's men and lay the points with Georgia Tech.

Tulsa -- At 9 pm, our selection is on the Tulsa Golden Hurricane plus the points over BYU, as Tulsa falls into a Game 2 System of mine that has cashed 60% since 1980. What we want to do is play on any rested home dog off a win in Game 1. And Tulsa also falls into a 2nd system of mine that is 69-29 ATS which also involves playing on rested teams in Game 2. After leaving his assistant coaching position at Tulsa for the head coach job at Rice, Todd Graham returned this season to take the top job (following Steve Kragthorpe's departure for Louisville). Graham did a super job last year at Rice (the Owls won and covered their final six regular season games), and led that school to its first bowl bid in 45 years. Look for Graham to have a super year at Tulsa. Take the Golden Hurricane plus the points.

Kansas -- At 7 pm, our selection is on Kansas, as the Jayhawks fall into several 'momentum' systems of mine following their 52-7 and 60-0 wins over Central Michigan and SE Louisiana. Now, the Jayhawks will try to avenge their 37-31 loss at Toledo in Week 3 last season. And home favorites priced from -2 to -33 points off a shutout win of 40+ points are a super 79% ATS since 1980 vs. an opponent off a loss. With the Rockets off a 52-31 blowout loss at Central Michigan, we'll fade Toledo and lay the big number with Kansas. Good luck, as always, Al McMordie.

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J.R. Miller Professional Gambler Newsletter

PREMIUM
* CONFIRMED

National Football League:
RAVENS +2.5 +106 at Bengals

Major League Baseball:
METS -101 over Braves (Perez-Hudson)

Comments:
RAVENS +2.5 +106 at Bengals
You've heard a lot about the Ravens' quarterback, Steve McNair, and he's a solid player, but pay plenty of attention to the Ravens' defense. The Ravens' defense allowed fewer points last year than any other NFL team (201). According to our handicapping, in today's NFL game the Ravens figure to win outright by at least a field goal. We're taking the points (+2.5 +106) rather than the moneyline (+125) because the pointspread odds appear to offer better value.

METS -101 over Braves (Perez-Hudson)
We think the general betting public is overestimating the Braves' pitcher, Hudson. Compare these two pitchers' stats over their latest half-dozen games and you'll see why we like the Mets to win this game...We think Perez is currently the better pitcher. (The bats are currently roughly equal.) Being at home doesn't hurt the Mets, either.

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Brandon Lang

MONDAY

20 DIME



RAVENS



5 DIME



Ravens/Bengals OVER

Cardinals





Free Pick - Cardinals/Niners OVER - (For analysis see Daily video)

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Larry Ness' 15* AL Game of the Week (28-9 since Aug 7 / 111-39 since Opening Day!)

Larry closed a so-so week in MLB with a 2-0 Sunday sweep. However, there's been nothing "so-so" about his record with 15* GOW plays this year, as he's gone 28-9 since Aug 7 and is 111-39 since Opening Day. His "assault on MLB's moneyline" continues tonight with his 15* AL Game of the Week.

15* AL GOW Toronto Blue Jays





Larry Ness' 15* Monday Night Opener

It was not a great Week 1, although Larry did cash with his Week One 20* (Seattle), making him a perfect 7-0 with 20* plays in FB '07 (4-0 in NFLX, now 1-0 in the regular season .

15* Arizona Cardinals

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Kiki Sports

2 units - MNF Cincy Under

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PSYCHIC SPORTS


2*Arizona+3
2*Arizona Over 45
3 *Cinn.-2.5
4*Major Over Balt/Cinn.


Jim Kruger

San Francisco 49ers -3

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Ted Servansky/ A.K.A. Teddy Covers
Toronto Blue Jays

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Mike Lee

5* GOM Seattle Mariners

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Mike Rose

NFL 3* Baltimore Ravens (3.0 / -120) vs Cincinnati Bengals







LT Profits

NFL 2* Arizona Cardinals (3.0 / +105) vs San Francisco 49ers








Lester Weimer

NFL 3* Baltimore Ravens (3.0 / -110) vs Cincinnati Bengals

NFL 3* San Francisco 49ers (-3.0 / -110) vs Arizona Cardinals








Strike Point Sports from Docs Sports

2-Unit Play. #431 Take Baltimore +3 over Cincinnati (7 pm - MNF)

Gotta love the Ravens being favored in this spot. They may be on the road, but they are still the best defense in the league in our minds and they absolutely fly to the ball. Last season they were +3 on the road in Tampa Bay and all they did was win 27-0 in a defense beatdown. They aren't going to shutout the Bengals, but a victory is in sights and the Baltimore offense will come through as well. With Willis McGahee providing a big push in the ground game, Steve McNair can finally attack downfield with the likes of Todd Heap, Derrick Mason and Mark Clayton. This more balanced offense will allow the Ravens defense to not have to bail their offense out like in past seasons. The likes of Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Chris McAllister and Tyrell Suggs will be all over the field to limit Cincy's playmakers. Look for a field goal decision, but the game winner coming off the leg of Baltimore's Matt Stover. The Ravens are the way to go on Monday night.






Norm Hitzges

Baltimore +3 vs Cincy

Arizona/SF Over 45







Wild Bill

Bengals -2 1/2 (2 units)
49'ers -3 (1 unit)

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ROCKETMAN SPORTS

3* N.Y. Mets (vs. Atlanta listing Hudson & Perez)

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Brian Hansen's False Fav of the year


Guaranteed Pick: Brian Hansen

Game: Arizona Diamondbacks at San Francisco Giants Sep 10 2007 10:15PM
Prediction: Arizona Diamondbacks
Reason: This is the 1st game of a 3 game series and I expect the home team to stumble today against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks. Livan Hernandez gets the call for the D-Backs; Hernandez’s record is not indicative of his overall performance against the Giants; he is 3-4 with a great 2.88 ERA in 11 career starts against his former team but has not received a decision in 2 starts against them this season while posting a respectable 3.60 ERA. Tim Lincecum toes the rubber for the home team; the right-hander lasted just 3 innings on Tuesday, allowing 3 runs without getting a decision in San Francisco's 6-5 loss in Colorado. There is 1 very significant trend that does not bode well for Giants backers today; Arizona is a superb 16-11 (+8 units) their last 27 when playing on the road with a total of either 8 or 8.5! Indeed, when we look at the D-Backs a little closer we see they are a perfect 5-0 their last 5 overall! When you take into account all of these factors, the sharp money and great value is on the DIAMONDBACKS!









Guaranteed Pick: Jimmy The Moose

Game: Arizona Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers Sep 10 2007 10:15PM
Prediction: over
Reason: The Cardinals have played over the total in their last 6 games. The over is a profitable 4-0 in Arizona's last 4 games played on grass as well as their last 4 vs. NFC opponents. The over is also 4-1 in their last 5 games played in Week 1. In their last 37 road games the over is a money making 28-9. The Cardinals are explosive on offense but poor on D which will make their games exciting to watch. The over is 7-0 in San Francisco's last 7 games as a favorite. The 49ers have played the over in 8 of their last 10 games played on grass. The teams have played over the total in 6 of the last 7 meetings. The over is 4-1 in the last 5 meetings between the clubs in San Francisco. Play the over tonight.


MTI Sports

Game: Toronto Blue Jays at Detroit Tigers Sep 10 2007 7:05PM
Prediction: Detroit Tigers
Reason: The Blue Jays just lost two straight to the Devil Rays, but are favored in Detroit nonetheless. The Tigers do not like to be insulted like this and respond with a strong performance. In fact, the Tigers are 15-3 as an underdog vs a team that hs lost their last two games. Recently, the Tigers are 9-0 their last nine and 5-0 this season. Each of their five wins this season has been by AT LEAST three runs. Remember, they were a DOG each time. Take Detroit.













Guaranteed Pick: Tom Freese

Game: Arizona Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers Sep 10 2007 10:15PM
Prediction: over
Reason: San Francisco is 10-0 Over when both teams score 20 or more points in a game. The 49ers are 7-0 Over their last 7 games as home favorites. Arizona is 9-0 Over when both teams score 20 or more in a game. The Cardinals are 8-0 Over their last 8 games as road dogs of 3 or less points. 10* Play On 'Over'

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Power Play of the Day

Cin - 3






Mike Neri Baseball

Mil Brewers w/Villaneuva

S Fran Giants w/Lincecum

Cleve Indians w/Carmona








Lenny Del Genio's Oddsmaker's Blowout (3-0 Sun sweep / 3-0 with Oddsmaker's Blowouts in '07!)

Play on the 49ers at 10:15 ET. I realize the 49ers have lost four straight to this team burt the Cards are perennial underachievers, having failed to make the playoffs for eight straight seasons, the longest active streak of any team in the league. In fact, that 1998 playoff appearance, was the franchise's only one in the last 24 years! Leinart looked pretty good for a rookie last year and he unquestionably has a great pair of wideouts in Boldin and Fitzgerald. However, even with Edgerrin James, the Cards ranked 30th of 32 teams in rushing in '06 (83.6 ypg). New head coach Whisenhunt (a former Steeler) says he wants an improved running attack but we saw little of it in an 0-4 preseason. I believe the 49ers can be 8-8 or better, this year. They have the NFL's leading rusher from LY in Frank Gore (1,695 / 5.4), a young QB that's just as talented as Leinart (Alex Smith) and a MUCH superior OL! The 49ers also added WRs Darrell Jackson (Sea) and Ashley Lelie (former No. 1 pick of the Broncos). Defensively, the team's biggest weakness was against the pass in '06 but with the signings of Buffalo CB Nate Clements plus Philadelphia safety Michael Lewis, the 2ndy will be greatly improved TY. KC went 0-4 in the preseason and opened yesterday with a 20-3 loss at Houston (my Oddsmaker's Blowout). Expect a similar fate for Arizona. Revenge works here! San Francisco is my Oddsmaker's Blowout.

Good luck, Lenny










STAN SHARP

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SCI Sports

last 23 days: 46-21
nine days winning streak!
three days winning streak!
three days winning streak!

2-1 saturday
2-1 yesterday...

MAC SCI - Tb/Bos u9½

JON REIL SCI - Cards +128
(Pineiro, Lilly)

TUL SCI - Tigers +1½ -154
(Halladay, Rogers)