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[1%] Free Play on Rays -127

Ricky's 1* play on TB.

Key Angle: It's important to remember that Ricky never makes a bet on any game based on just one angle. In order to make the grade, all his premium picks must meet several important criteria. He doesn't share all his secrets within his analysis, instead he chooses to reveal only the angle that he feels is the most significant. Here in this game the recent history of these two teams is particularly significant.

- The Rays are 7-2 in their last 9 games.

- The Rays are 4-1 in the last 5 head to head meetings.

- Shane Mcclanahan is 3-1 in his last 4 starts for the Rays.

Verdict: The value is on the home favorite.

1* Free Pick on Rangers/Rays: under 8

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1* FREE INFO PLAY Nadja Milijancevic -115

1* Free Sharp Play on Royals +124

Huge Thursday Card has the Triple Perfect WNBA NON CONF. GAME OF THE YEAR- WNBA 12-2 Run. CFL 100% TOTALS SYSTEM that is 10-0 since 2007. There is also an MLM PLATINUM SUPREME MOVE. Soccer Comp play below

The Thursday Comp play is on the Over 3.5 goals in the Ajax-Amsterdam vs Vojvodina leg 2 match at 2 eastern in the Europa League Qualifiers. Ajax coasted to an easy 4-1 win the first leg and should see solid scoring chances here again as Vojvodina will look to press here to make up the -3 goal differential here. Having to play on the road after allowing 4 at home and against an Ajax team that wont take their foot off the gas will likely lead to a higher scoring game. Vojvodina last 3-1 over the weekend and has not played well against European teams historically. Look for Ajax to get a win in a higher scoring game that plays over the total. GL Rob V-

Free Play from Doc’s Sports. MLS Soccer Take #209909 San Diego over Minnesota (8:30 p.m. EST, Saturday August 1) We hit a +200 underdog on Orlando in MLS with our free soccer pick last week, and let’s do it again this week. Both sides have struggled this season, but San Diego looks like they are turning their season around and they have a chance to jump Minnesota in the standings with three points here. We think San Diego is the better side, and they should be motivated here. They won their lone visit to Minnesota, 4-2, in their short franchise history. We think they can do it again. They are coming off a 1-0 home win over Dallas. In their inaugural season last year they played well on the road at this point of the season and cashed many plus-money tickets in similar situations. Minnesota is on a six-match winless streak, and they have won just one of their last nine. They have five outright losses during that span. They have just three goals in their last five matches, while San Diego has 11 in the same span. San Diego will be aggressive here and we don’t think the Minnesota offense can match them. Great value here, and the road side has a great chance to steal three points for a massive payout.

’ve been grinding Thursday’s board longer than I care to admit, and the under in Texas at Tampa Bay keeps pulling me back in like a bad habit that actually pays.

Nathan Eovaldi sits 10-8 with a 4.05 ERA and 1.17 WHIP across 122.1 innings, racking up 130 strikeouts against just 29 walks. That works out to a 9.56 K/9, a 2.13 BB/9, and a clean 4.48 K/BB ratio. Shane McClanahan is 9-6 with a 3.09 ERA and 1.14 WHIP in 96 innings, striking out 88 while allowing only 7 home runs. His numbers break down to an 8.25 K/9, 3.09 BB/9, and a home-run rate of just 0.66 per nine. Stack those two WHIPs and you get a combined 1.155. Average the ERAs and you land at 3.57. Simple arithmetic already starts leaning hard toward fewer runs.

Tropicana Field has been a run suppressor for years, and day games under that roof have a long track record of staying quiet. Eovaldi has surrendered 22 homers this season, most of them in parks that actually reward fly balls, while McClanahan’s extreme low home-run rate at home pairs perfectly with the venue. Neither guy is walking the world, and both throw enough strikes to keep the bullpens from having to invent runs. When you take a pair of sub-1.20 WHIP arms, drop them into a park that already plays under the league average, and factor in a day-game environment that historically trims scoring, the expected run total compresses fast.

I’ve watched enough of these quiet pitcher duels to know the public usually chases the louder games and leaves the under sitting there. The math here is straightforward: low free passes, limited power allowed, and a venue that hates the long ball. I’m on the under and I’m not overthinking it. Sometimes the sharpest play of the day is the one that never needs to yell.

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