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Written by Michelle Allan |
Monday, 04 May 2009 10:42 |
Baseball betting on Monday will feature one of the hottest rivalries anywhere to bet on sports with. Baseball betting fans will have their choice of two of the most popular teams that gamblers bet on sports with in Boston and the Yankees. The New York Yankees entered the baseball betting season under intense pressure to get back to their winning ways after missing the post season last year. They are also under the additional pressure of having to fill their expensive new Stadium and fulfill the incredibly high expectations of those who bet on sports. The Yankees got off to a slow start to the baseball betting season but have fared somewhat better lately as they got the cash in four out of five games from April 28 through May 2. The big problem for the Yankees so far this ![]() The Boston Red Sox were having baseball betting problems of their own as well. From April 30 through May 3 the Red Sox lost three out of four games. Boston was 15-10 to start the baseball betting season with just 8 of those games having gone under the total. The Red Sox have had similar problems to the Yankees in that they ranked 5th overall on offense but ranked 20th overall on pitching. The probable starters for this one will be left hander Jon Lester of Boston and right hander Phil Hughes of the Yankees. Lester was 1-2 with a 4.88 earned run average to start the season. Hughes was 1-0 with no earned runs allowed in his only previous appearance. Lester is 2-0 lifetime against the Yankees with a 3.34 earned run average. Sign up today at BetRoyal.com for this one! |
Bet on the MLBGamblers might feel compelled to place their baseball bets on San Francisco. Rival evaluators who scouted the Giants’ offensive work during spring training all left thinking the same thing; pitchers from opposing teams will have to dig deep. Similar to the Kansas City Royals of the previous two years, the Giants are not known for striking out too often.