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Exactly the same story again yesterday with our double,one team wins and the other loses by one run.Today's double is, Cleveland Indians to beat the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves to beat the Milwaukee Brewers
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Philadelphia at Washington: in this game the selection will be Washington to win. I wish all fellow BRM the best of luck in their sports betting and poker tables
Thanks for letting me be part of this community and please excuse my English and my typing errors
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What's Next: History favors division leaders For contenders such as Royals, Astros, Memorial Day an important benchmark By Doug Miller / MLB.com
Memorial Day is full of somber remembrance but also seasonal celebration. We honor those who gave their lives protecting the United States and its freedoms while serving in the military, but we find time to cut loose at backyard barbecues and fete the coming of June and summer proper. And so it goes that during the course of this very American holiday, we can't escape the increasingly intriguing storylines of the summer game, which will steam right into its third month by the end of the week.
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We had a nice double bet up yesterday, which paid just over 6/4, and this was appreciated. Today's double is, New York Yankees to beat the Kansas City Royals and New York Mets to beat the Philadelphia Phillies
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We had another double up yesterday, which paid about 2/1, and this is two winning bets on the trot. Today's double is, Pittsburgh Pirates to beat the Miami Marlins and Cleveland Indians to beat the Texas Rangers
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Davis nearly loses homer for missing plate After Brewers challenge, replay restores first of outfielder's two dingers By Adam McCalvy / MLB.com
MILWAUKEE -- Brewers left fielder Khris Davis had to wait out a replay review in Monday's 8-4 loss to the Giants after his first-inning home run was nullified because the plate umpire ruled he didn't touch home. Three minutes and 15 seconds later, Davis got his home run back. Davis had connected against Giants starter Tim Lincecum for a homer to right field that by all appearances gave the Brewers a 1-0 lead at Miller Park. But the Giants appealed at home plate, where umpire Will Little called Davis out, ruling he'd missed home plate after circling the bases. The Brewers challenged that ruling, and the call was overturned after a review.
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Unlucky with our double bet yesterday, one team won easily but the other lost by one run. Today's double is, Pittsburgh Pirates to beat the Miami Marlins and Baltimore Orioles to beat the Houston Astros , good luck
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Donaldson's walk-off homer leads Blue Jays over White Sox By Gregor Chisholm and Jamie Ross / MLB.com
TORONTO -- Josh Donaldson hit a walk-off three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Blue Jays a 10-9 win over the White Sox on Tuesday night at Rogers Centre. Donaldson came to the plate with runners on second and third and nobody out before launching a 1-1 fastball from Chicago closer David Robertson over the wall in right field. It was Donaldson's second home run of the game, his third in the last two days and 12th of the season.
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Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers
ATL are 5-12 in their last 17 road games. ATL are 2-7 in Woods last 9 starts as an underdog. ATL are 4-12 in Woods last 16 road starts. LA are 37-14 in their last 51 home games. LA are 51-24 in their last 75 games as a favorite. ATL are 1-10 in the last 11 meetings.
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Felix bests Archer with four-hit shutout By Troy Provost-Heron and Greg Johns / MLB.com
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Mariners hit a go-ahead home run off Rays closer Brad Boxberger for the second consecutive night, this one a three-run shot off the bat of Nelson Cruz, to give Seattle a 3-0 win over Tampa Bay. Boxberger came in to relieve Chris Archer in the top of the ninth and proceeded to strike out Mike Zunino and Austin Jackson to start the inning, but walked Seth Smith and Robinson Cano to bring Cruz to the plate. After getting ahead 1-0, Cruz launched a ball over the center-field wall and into the Rays' Touch Tank. It was only the fourth home run to land in the Touch Tank all-time. Felix Hernandez came out on top of the pitching duel between him and Archer. Hernandez earned his eighth win of the season after tossing a four-hit shutout. Archer surrendered just two hits in eight scoreless frames while striking out a season-high 12 batters.
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We had another double up yesterday, which paid about 6/4, and that makes it 3 out of the last 4 bets to win. Today's double is, Texas Rangers to beat the Boston Red Sox and Seattle Mariners to beat the Cleveland Indians
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Boston Red Sox @ Texas Rangers
BOS are 2-6 in their last 8 games as a favorite. BOS are 2-6 in their last 8 overall. TEX are 7-1 in their last 8 games as an underdog. TEX are 7-1 in their last 8 overall. TEX are 7-1 in their last 8 games on grass.
