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Two unlucky losses last week have us thankful that this week’s card presents some strong rebound opportunities and a high potential for successful investments this weekend. We’re back this week with strong NHL and MLB plays.

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Heading now to the diamond, we’ll take the Chicago Cubs against the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday. Anthony Reyes, the Cardinals’ starter, is off to a poor start, with a 5.63 ERA in 3 outings. Not the kind of player we want to back. He is 0-3 lifetime with a 5.14 ERA in two starts and a relief appearance against the Cubs. Jason Marquis, on the other hand, looked good in his last two starts, allowing just a run in 13 innings. We love that he is 2-0 with a admirable 1.20 ERA against St. Louis for his career. This is the same pitching match-up as last Saturday and the Marquis’ Cubs beat the Cardinals outright. Although this time is the home game for St. Louis, we expect their offense will struggle against formar Cardinal, Marquis, who should feel like pitching in his home field back in St. Louis.

Play Chicago Cubs, Moneyline.

This week we focus on rivalry matchups on MLB and NBA. There should be some great games this weekend as the Yankees are in Boston to face the Red Sox, and NBA playoffs just start up.

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This week in baseball action, we’re going to recommend an “under” play on the Yankees/Red Sox game. Curt Schilling is a major talent. After a tough opening day start, he has allowed just a run, eight hits, two walks in his last two outings. That’s a statistic you should be paying attention to. Schilling has been throwing well and getting people out by himself, as opposed to relying on his defense to make plays. The Yankees offence hit well agaist Cleveland but their bats can be easily cold against the league’s No.1 pitchers.

Andy Pettitte, on the other hand, we shouldn’t have to tell you about. He was on his games in his last two starts, and he’s reminded us of his stellar 2003 season. He has a 13-5 lifetime record and a 3.05 ERA against the Red Sox. The struggling Sox hitters will have another trouble against the leftie, and Pettitte should have a solid outing. We should be looking at a low scoring affair.

Play Under 9.5 (NY Yankees / Boston Red Sox)

This week we take advantage of some key emotional matchups, as the NBA regular seasons head into their final few days. Stars will be sitting on some teams, other teams will be fighting for their lives, and we’ll be exploiting lines across NBA and MLB.

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In NBA action, the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers are two of the highest-scoring teams in the league, and when they face off tonight, we will see another high-scoring game. The Suns have been outstanding at their home court lately: 125 against Denver, 126 against Dallas, and 109 against Seattle. Steve Nash will be looking to get the team’s offense in high gear for the playoffs. The Lakers defense is getting pathetic, allowing an average of 114.25 points per game in their last four. After losing to the Clippers last night, the tired Lakers have no way to keep up with the Suns’ run-and-gun style of offense. We like the Suns’ chances of putting up a big number against a Lakers team that cannot control the tempo against ANYONE. However, there is still a chance that Kobe Bryant will have another 50-point game against the weak Suns defense. Both teams shoot well from the free throw line, neither team defends well in the paint, and when you factor everything in, the case for the Over speaks loud and clear.

Play Los Angeles Lakers/ Phoenix Suns Over 219.5

This week we have an especially large card, as BASEBALL is back. We look forward to banking on the proven success of our analysts this season!

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Top Play:

We’re going to take you out to the ball game for the first time this season and recommend a play on Philadelphia against Florida. The Marlins hit really well against Washington which is one of the worst organizations in baseball. Young Marlins hitters will be in serious trouble against veteran lefty Jamie Moyer, who had a stunning 3-0 record against Florida in 2006. Moyer appeared at Dolphins Stadium, finishing with a 2-0 mark with a strong 1.38 ERA and 0.85 WHIP.

On the other hand, Marlins’ righty Sergio Mitre is still behind after struggling to overcome his shoulder problems despite his successful return in spring training. Since he is not capable of pitching a high-number of innings, the Marlins bullpen will have a tough time. We’re cautious of the Marlins’ pitching staff – in the first week of the season, they had a whopping FIVE pitching injuries! After being swept by Atlanta in the opening series, we expect the hungry Phillies to bounce back.

Play Philadelphia Phillies (Money Line)