Betting On Baseball – The Hot Sheet: 7-0 This Week

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Okay, we won’t beat our chests BUT…..we have managed to go 7-0 this week and there won’t be any cookie coating here…tonight’s play is a HUGE RISK.

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Gambling911.com is going with San Diego at pretty much EVEN odds.

This Padres team has played pretty good over the last ten games, winning seven.

On the other side of the coin, Atlanta has only won 3 of their last 10 games.

The Padres are a team we think can maybe get something together and push ahead in the tightly contested NL West.

Moreso, they have a starting pitcher who has gone 6-0 against Arizona, that being Clayton Richard.  Meanwhile, Pat Corbin is 0-2 vs. San Diego as a starter.

This is one of those plays we just couldn’t resist…but tread lightly folks.  Under normal circumstances, Gambling911.com would not be backing a team under .500. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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