Sharp Sports Advisors - Free Play For Wednesday

Sharp Sports Advisors · 04-18-07, 04:40 PM

*** Sharp Sports Advisors – Report For Wednesday, April 18, 2007 ***

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The Advisors pulled off another profitable day as they went a combined 11-6 with their releases!
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Matt Fargo SWEPT baseball and is on a 9-2 MLB run!
Larry Ness is now 13-1 with his 15* GOW releases!
Steve Merril won yet again in hoops and is on a 41-16 basketball run!
Scott Rickenbach is on a 7-2 NBA run and 14-7 NHL run!
Tom Stryker SWEPT the board Tuesday and is on a 68.8% run!
Big Al McMordie is on an 8-1 baseball run following Tuesday SWEEP!
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Wednesday’s Feature Plays
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Matt Fargo – Wednesday’s 2.5-Unit **MLB Top Play Winner**
Larry Ness – 15* Bailout GOW (13-1 w/15*s TY!)
Steve Merril – MLB Game of the Week!
Tom Stryker – MLB Grand Slam Super Play
Scott Rickenbach – Watch-n-Win - ESPN - 78% run
Big Al McMordie – Red-Hot Big Al's MLB Totals Winner--100% This Year
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Free Play For Wednesday From Matt Fargo
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St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco Giants 10:15 PM ET
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St. Louis Cardinals (Keisler) +112
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St. Louis dropped another home game on Tuesday but now the Cardinals hit the road and that is a very good thing. The road team is now 11-2 in Cardinals games this season and that will get extended here especially seeing that that Giants are just 1-5 at home on the year. San Francisco is coming off another loss on Tuesday, finishing a very weather shortened road trip 3-3. The Cardinals pitching has been solid as it went seven straight games before Tuesday of allowing three or fewer runs.
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One of those pitchers in the mix during that run was Randy Keisler who allowed two runs on five hits and a walk in six innings of work against the Pirates. It didn’t come as much of a surprise as he had a solid spring allowing no earned runs and three hits over eight innings before being assigned to minor league camp. Prior to the start against the Pirates, in his only start for AAA Memphis this season, Keisler gave up one run and five hits in five innings. Filling in for Chris Carpenter, St. Louis isn’t looking for a lot, just some innings to get to the bullpen.
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Going for the Giants is former Cardinals starter Matt Morris who has been superb thus far. He is 2-0 with a 2.38 ERA after shutting down San Diego in both starts. Being on the back end of his career, he is in my Class C tier and falls into the same angle as Steve Trachsel did on Tuesday who was lit up. The rule is to go against this class of pitcher after two or more consecutive quality starts and Morris falls into this. He struggled in both outings against his former team last season, going 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA and 1.58 WHIP.
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Morris is working on a week of rest as is Keisler and because of that, the Cardinals fall into a great situation. Play on road teams when the money line is with a bullpen whose ERA is 3.33 or better on the season and starting pitcher who is working on seven or more days rest. This situation is 32-11 against the moneyline (74.4 percent) over the last five seasons with the average run differential being +1.8 rpg in those 43 games. Look for the Cardinals to get it done on the road again. Play St. Louis Cardinals 1 Unit>>
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Here at Sharp Sports Advisors, we have assembled the strongest group of sports handicappers in the industry. With a combined total of over 100 handicapping titles between them, you know you are going to get quality sports winners each and every day from our advisors. Investing in a sports advisor can be a difficult decision but when the proven winners are all in one place, it makes your decision quite simple. Whether you want the top plays of the day or a subscription with one of our advisors, it's all here in one place. Invest with the best and become a winner today.

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Sharp Sports Advisors SCI Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 67	Sharp Sports Advisors - Free Play For Wednesday * Sharp Sports Advisors – Report For Wednesday, April 18, 2007 * > > > > The Advisors pulled off another profitable day as they went a combined 11-6 with their releases! > > Matt Fargo SWEPT baseball and is on a 9-2 MLB run! Larry Ness is now 13-1 with his 15* GOW releases! Steve Merril won yet again in hoops and is on a 41-16 basketball run! Scott Rickenbach is on a 7-2 NBA run and 14-7 NHL run! Tom Stryker SWEPT the board Tuesday and is on a 68.8% run! Big Al McMordie is on an 8-1 baseball run following Tuesday SWEEP! > > Sign up for the Sharp Sports Advisors Daily Newsletter containing free picks, articles, betting information plus much more from the industry's best! > > Each and every day, you can listen to Matt’s Minutes, Matt Fargo’s daily audio report featuring wagering advice, daily specials and a free play. You can also listen to Ness Noise, Larry Ness’ unique perspective on the world of sports and wagering plus a free winner every day. > > Do not miss these or any of the action - grab the daily releases or pick up a subscription package from one of our Advisors to save a ton and make even more!!! Invest With the Best and Start Winning Today!!! > > Wednesday’s Feature Plays > > Matt Fargo – Wednesday’s 2.5-Unit MLB Top Play Winner *Larry Ness – 15 Bailout GOW (13-1 w/15s TY!)* Steve Merril – MLB Game of the Week! Tom Stryker – MLB Grand Slam Super Play Scott Rickenbach – Watch-n-Win - ESPN - 78% run Big Al McMordie – Red-Hot Big Al's MLB Totals Winner--100% This Year > > Free Play For Wednesday From Matt Fargo > > St. Louis Cardinals at San Francisco Giants 10:15 PM ET > > St. Louis Cardinals (Keisler) +112 > > St. Louis dropped another home game on Tuesday but now the Cardinals hit the road and that is a very good thing. The road team is now 11-2 in Cardinals games this season and that will get extended here especially seeing that that Giants are just 1-5 at home on the year. San Francisco is coming off another loss on Tuesday, finishing a very weather shortened road trip 3-3. The Cardinals pitching has been solid as it went seven straight games before Tuesday of allowing three or fewer runs. > > One of those pitchers in the mix during that run was Randy Keisler who allowed two runs on five hits and a walk in six innings of work against the Pirates. It didn’t come as much of a surprise as he had a solid spring allowing no earned runs and three hits over eight innings before being assigned to minor league camp. Prior to the start against the Pirates, in his only start for AAA Memphis this season, Keisler gave up one run and five hits in five innings. Filling in for Chris Carpenter, St. Louis isn’t looking for a lot, just some innings to get to the bullpen. > > Going for the Giants is former Cardinals starter Matt Morris who has been superb thus far. He is 2-0 with a 2.38 ERA after shutting down San Diego in both starts. Being on the back end of his career, he is in my Class C tier and falls into the same angle as Steve Trachsel did on Tuesday who was lit up. The rule is to go against this class of pitcher after two or more consecutive quality starts and Morris falls into this. He struggled in both outings against his former team last season, going 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA and 1.58 WHIP. > > Morris is working on a week of rest as is Keisler and because of that, the Cardinals fall into a great situation. Play on road teams when the money line is with a bullpen whose ERA is 3.33 or better on the season and starting pitcher who is working on seven or more days rest. This situation is 32-11 against the moneyline (74.4 percent) over the last five seasons with the average run differential being +1.8 rpg in those 43 games. Look for the Cardinals to get it done on the road again. Play St. Louis Cardinals 1 Unit>> > > Here at Sharp Sports Advisors, we have assembled the strongest group of sports handicappers in the industry. With a combined total of over 100 handicapping titles between them, you know you are going to get quality sports winners each and every day from our advisors. Investing in a sports advisor can be a difficult decision but when the proven winners are all in one place, it makes your decision quite simple. Whether you want the top plays of the day or a subscription with one of our advisors, it's all here in one place. Invest with the best and become a winner today.
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