It was a tough 0-2 night on the diamond for me on Wednesday as both of my total selections were off. I had a feeling it would be a rougher day when there was nothing on the board that jumped out at me for a premium selection, but that’s just the way it goes sometimes. We’ve got football action back already and I know D Rock has released two premium plays on tonight’s NFL game to his subscribers, so if you are looking for action on that game, go over there and sign up to get his top selections.

I’ve got a premium play that I released last night for tonight’s college football game, so it’s back to the diamond with my free plays today as I try and get back those losses from yesterday.

All lines taken from Pinnacle Sports with bet amounts ‘to win’ on favorites and flat on underdogs

Play of the Day in Bold

Free Play Records

MLB Pre All Star Break: 101-107-13 (+$691)

MLB post All Star Break: 42-41 (+$2183)

CFL YTD: 6-8 (-$266)

NCAAF YTD: 8-5 ATS (+$529)

NFL YTD: 3-4 ATS (-$333)

MLB Plays

New York Yankees (-116) $232 to win $200

After getting swept by Baltimore, I think the players on the Jays are finally seeing the writing on the wall. I’ve said that despite efforts by media and fans to state that the Jays were going to be in it, they’ve never really had a chance and now it’s almost official. Toronto has been brutal in series openers (5-16 SU) and nearly just as bad on the road against good teams the past two months, so I’m going back to fading them with this play tonight. New York is in a similar boat as Derek Jeter continues to play out the final days of his career and the Yankees would love to be the ones to bury the Jays slim playoff hopes with a win tonight.

Cleveland/Houston Over 8 (-108) $324 to win $300

Got burned by this play last night, but am going back to the well with it tonight as it once again applies to that totals theory I touched on yesterday. Not one of the previous six meetings between these two teams has gone over this year and the highest scoring game we’ve seen finished with 6 runs (twice).

A run like that isn’t going to last forever though and I have no problem taking this high side of the total again tonight. Cleveland starter Danny Salazar has watched 5.7/game be scored against him in his last three starts and Houston’s Scott Feldman isn’t exactly an ‘ace’ either. Both of these guys have ERA’s around 4.00 this year and have allowed an average of 4.4/game (Salazar) and 5.1/game (Feldman) in 45 combined starts this season. If these guys simply pitch to those averages we will have an easy time cashing this play tonight.