St. Louis Cardinals Champions of the World Series 2011 |
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Written by OGB
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Saturday, 29 October 2011 00:07 |
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 The St. Louis Cardinals, the team that never daunted, on Friday were devoted champions of the World Series for the eleventh time in their history after beating Rangers 6-2 to Texas.
In the first seventh game in a World Series since 2002, Chris Carpenter showed his race by launching six innings for the Cardinals with three days off. In addition, unexpected heroes David Freese and Allen Craig again be crucial to their bats.
Craig hit a home run that gave the lead for St. Louis in the third inning and Freese hit an RBI double two-run served to clear away an early bird advantage of Texas, who paid dearly for the lack of control of their pitchers.
To the delight of a full house of 47,399 fans at Busch Stadium, Jason Motte retired David Murphy with a fly to left field for the final out.
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Is Fading Slumping Pitchers a Good Strategy For Successful Betting? |
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Written by OGB
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Thursday, 18 August 2011 08:16 |
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 In the world MLB betting, being able to find an advantage of the sportsbook can be one of the more difficult tasks you have to endure. When it comes to the MLB, nothing helps your bank account, like fading slumping pitchers. As the name suggests, fading slumping pitchers simply means, that every time you take part in sports betting on the MLB and a bad pitcher is on the mound, you take the team they are facing. Today we will be looking at several can’t miss fades all season long.
The Toronto Blue Jays have been one of the more unpredictable teams in the MLB this season, as despite being 12 games out of first in the American League East, the fourth place Canadian club could very well be a top the standings in a few other divisions. One of the main reasons the Blue Jays find themselves in fourth in the AL East, is because of former fifth starter Jo – Jo Reyes. Reyes took the majority of the first half of the season, to collect his first win in an astounding 28 starts over three years. Since Reyes struggled at the big league level, the young Blue Jays also struggled to pile on wins.
A few weeks ago, the Toronto Blue Jays designated Reyes for assignment, and the Baltimore Orioles picked him up for pitching depth.
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Baseball Betting: Yankees Look To Take Advantage Against Struggling Orioles |
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Written by Andrew Scofield
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Thursday, 28 July 2011 08:07 |
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 The New York Yankees have managed to stay in the thick of the American League East race, and will enter this weekend right behind the Boston Red Sox for first place. With the Tampa Bay Rays unable to handle the turnover from a tough offseason the Yankees and Red Sox are all alone in their battle for the MLB betting division, with the winner also potentially looking at the pennant. New York had its way with the Seattle Mariners to open the week, and will look to continue its momentum and keep pace against another struggling team as they host the Baltimore Orioles in a three-game set this weekend.
Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees
Friday, 7:05 PM ET
The Yankees have supposedly expressed strong interest in reigning AL Cy Young award winner Felix Hernandez, but after taking care of business against the Mariners this week it appears as though they will have more than a tough sports betting time landing him.
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MLB Betting for Tuesday July 26, 2011: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves |
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Written by Gaby Varji
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Monday, 25 July 2011 20:41 |
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 Sports Betting Overview
MLB baseball betting fans in Pittsburgh are starting to get a good feeling lately. The Pirates played an exciting series against the St. Louis Cardinals over the weekend that left the NL Central in a three-way tie for the lead. The Cardinals, Pirates and Milwaukee Brewers are all tied for the division lead, but a better divisional record has the Pirates statistically in the lead. The MLB baseball scores over the weekend showed that the Pirates can compete within their division. The MLB action at the beginning of this week will show if the Pirates can compete with the best in the NL as Pittsburgh travels to Atlanta to take on the red-hot Braves.
The Atlanta Braves refuse to allow the Philadelphia Phillies to run away with the NL East pennant. The Braves are currently six games out of first place in the NL East, and their recent two-game losing streak cost them more ground in their quest for the pennant. But the Braves are at 59-43, and have done their best to keep pace with the best team in baseball.
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