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-7.83 units

MLs: 25-22 +8.887
Over: 14-19-3 -10.179
Under: 27-30-3 -9.537
1st 5: 10-7-2 +5.979
TT: 0-3 -3.159

My units are 2x the units I use in CBB/NBA, and they're = to the units I use in CF. I'm hoping to stick to 1 play per day.

Check my covers space for my blog where I'll be combining posts from all sports into one each day.

First Week: 7-7 -2.827
Week Two: 6-4 +3.668
Week Three: 4-4 -1.393
Week Four: 5-5-1 +1.178
Week Five: 2-3-1 -1.023
Week Six: 3-4 -2.891
Week Seven: 5-2-1 +4.038
Week Eight: 4-1 +6.166
Week Nine: 4-4 +3.127
Week Ten: 1-4 -5.533
Week Eleven: 1-5-2 -6.93
Week Twelve: 6-4 +3.338
Week Thirteen: 5-2 +5.607
Week Fourteen: 3-3 -0.585
Week Fifteen: 2-4 -4.35
Week Sixteen: 3-3-1 +3.283
Week Seventeen: 3-5 -4.411
Week Eighteen: 3-5-1 -2.421
Week Nineteen: 4-3 +2.92
Last Week: 3-5 -4.005

This Week: 2-4 -5.235

surviving leans:
COL-SF u7.5
WAS-StL u8
LAD/CIN o8.5
SD-FLA u9
OAK-LAA u9
CHW/NYY o10.5
CHW ML

adding:
Colorado-San Francisco UNDER 7.5 (+109): 2/2.18 (Matchbook)
0-2 on COL-SF totals in the past week and both losses were by 1/2 of a run. Probably due for this one to hit, but I still don't think people have wised up to just how much better Hammel is at home compared to what he does in Coors. He's had good success against the Gigantes and we got Matt Cain in a game where all the good relievers should be used considering how this game is for the wildcard lead. Huston Street is well rested so we may see him even if it's not a save situation, and I think Bengie will come back to catch and hit Sac Fly's (as he leads the league in SFs) thus trading an out for a run.

good luck