[pimike]

I'm on YOUNG tomorrow for huge money using this play to get loses back from last week.

If I'm missing something other than Padres suck, please let me know

I think this should be good.
Thanks


Wednesday, April 30 Citizens Bank Park | 4:05 PM PT


Chris Young, RHP (1-2, 3.77)
Padres (10-17) @ Jamie Moyer, LHP (1-1, 4.05)
Phillies (15-12)



Scouting Report:
Padres: Other than allowing a home run to Rich Aurilia in his last start, Young didn't allow much else, as he struck out a season-high 10 batters while tying a season-low with three walks. Better still, he only allowed two hits, the home run and Eugenio Velez's double in the fourth inning. Yet, he still got the loss as San Diego failed to score. Young made some mechanical changes that have helped him with his command. "That was his best command and velocity," Padres manager Bud Black said. "We saw that coming in his last start."
Phillies: Somehow, the 45-year-old Moyer escaped six innings against the Brewers, allowing one run. It was vintage Moyer on many levels, including two pickoffs to erase mistakes. The lefty has allowed three runs in his previous two starts, spanning 12 innings. He has started 16 times against San Diego, posting a 7-6 record with a 4.41 ERA.

[topgame85]

Padres can't score so better hope they don't let philly score more than 2

[pimike]

Padres can't score so better hope they don't let philly score more than 2

Thanks man, but
I do believe they can hit grandpa. He has not faired so well. His era should be a lot higher he has gotten very lucky by leaving runners on this year.

Padres did get 4 runs tonight.

Any other feed back is appricated.

[topgame85]

your from san diego? Be honest with yourself and make sure your not playing them because they are your home team I like the price they are getting at +109 or whatever it is but I like the under in this game far more than the side

[pimike]

your from san diego? Be honest with yourself and make sure your not playing them because they are your home team I like the price they are getting at +109 or whatever it is but I like the under in this game far more than the side

Youare right in a way. I am from PA and love PA I always bet them with my heart but Padres don't think thats the case.

I just think Jamie MOYER is wa past is time of being a quality picture

[element1286]

Chris Young is a flyball pitcher, some of the flyouts in Petco could be homeruns in Philadelphia. Phils bats have been decent recently, and are good overall against right-handers. San Diego's bats are cold, and they can't hit lefties.

[SBR Lou]

Thinking of tailing.

[LT Profits]

element makes a nice case for Phillies here, but with winter-like conditions in the East, the ball may not carry as well as it does on hotter days. I lean Padres, but not strong.

[topgame85]

still maintain the under is the best play in this game-

[pimike]

Padres bats should come together against Moyer. Harriston hit one yesterday.

Young has pitched a great game against D-BACKS last outing on the road.

This is a much better play than everyones lock for Mets today.

[pimike]

The line is also dropping on the Phils, started at 130-135 now about 120.

[topgame85]

Congrats on the pads pimike hopefully you took my advice and played your boys and the under told you that under was money bro

[pimike]

I'm on YOUNG tomorrow for huge money using this play to get loses back from last week.

If I'm missing something other than Padres suck, please let me know

I think this should be good.
Thanks


Wednesday, April 30 Citizens Bank Park | 4:05 PM PT


Chris Young, RHP (1-2, 3.77)
Padres (10-17) @ Jamie Moyer, LHP (1-1, 4.05)
Phillies (15-12)



Scouting Report:
Padres: Other than allowing a home run to Rich Aurilia in his last start, Young didn't allow much else, as he struck out a season-high 10 batters while tying a season-low with three walks. Better still, he only allowed two hits, the home run and Eugenio Velez's double in the fourth inning. Yet, he still got the loss as San Diego failed to score. Young made some mechanical changes that have helped him with his command. "That was his best command and velocity," Padres manager Bud Black said. "We saw that coming in his last start."
Phillies: Somehow, the 45-year-old Moyer escaped six innings against the Brewers, allowing one run. It was vintage Moyer on many levels, including two pickoffs to erase mistakes. The lefty has allowed three runs in his previous two starts, spanning 12 innings. He has started 16 times against San Diego, posting a 7-6 record with a 4.41 ERA.

Congrats Padres backers!

Under was Great also!

[pimike]

i followed the gm but did not bet it , congrats!

Thank u sir!

[number1]

pimike, you dirty bastard

[MJFtheGenius]

good call pal

[pimike]

good call pal

Hey MJF thanks I appricate it. This was a big win for me thanks.

Who this new guy spouting off at the mouth.

[SBR Lou]

Nice call, should have just tailed before I went to sleep.

Who this new guy spouting off at the mouth.

Nothing a baseball bat can't fix.

[pimike]

Congrats on the pads pimike hopefully you took my advice and played your boys and the under told you that under was money bro

Yes sir you did. I put a little on that to make it it a great night.

I do thank u!

[number1]

mike, you were at my house earlier trying to collect for CW. I wouldnt pay, remember?

[pimike]

mike, you were at my house earlier trying to collect for CW. I wouldnt pay, remember?

If I was at your house you would have paid or you wouldn't be typing tonight.

[SBR Lou]

If I was at your house you would have paid or you wouldn't be typing tonight.

[number1]

you busted my knee caps, not my hands