Gambling911.com Goes on 10-2 Run With Free Baseball Picks

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“Betting Baseball – The Hot Sheet” has been on fire of late these past two weeks as Gambling911.com is now 10-2 over that period with its free Baseball picks.  Yesterday’s Yankees play didn’t look like it was going to happen but ultimately came through in the end.  As always, follow us on Twitter here.

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Atlanta -105 on the road in Arizona.  Another play we simply cannot pass up as Tim Hudson is 7-0 starting against the Diamondbacks while the Braves are 9-3 against them in their last 12 meetings.

The one concern we have about Atlanta is that they have only scored one run or fewer in three of their past four games.  They are also 4-10 in their last 14 games vs. a right-handed starter.  It should be noted that the Diamondbacks are 19-8 in Ian Kennedy's last 27 home starts.

Our play will be on Atlanta -105 and the UNDER 8.  This one goes off at 3:40 pm EST.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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