Sharp players examine Update: <\/b>Mets top hitters are getting healthy. Shawn Green is Insight: <\/b>The Mets June swoon has been a team effort\u2014or lack Shawn Green was one Their offense will Update: <\/b><\/span> Insight: <\/b>In the name of full disclosure, as we are finishing off Update: <\/b>Roger Clemens is back, but the jugs gun says his fastball Insight: <\/b>Clemens was so\/so against an offensively challenged Pirate For those raising Joe Duffy is CEO of <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n <\/body> Joe Duffy (www.OffshoreInsiders.com) Sharp players examine our daily news and notes on OffshoreInsiders.com. Among the other crib sheets we compile in-house are our pro-active sports gambling \u201cWatch Lists\u201d. These are nuggets on what to look for based on drastic changes and recent trends by specific teams. Most importantly, we analyze how the teams and oddsmakers … Continue reading Sports Betting Watch List 6-13-07<\/span>
\nour daily news and notes on <\/span>OffshoreInsiders.com<\/span>
\nAmong the other crib sheets we compile in-house are our pro-active sports
\ngambling \u201cWatch Lists\u201d. These are nuggets on what to look for based on drastic
\nchanges and recent trends by specific teams. Most importantly, we analyze how
\nthe teams and oddsmakers will adapt accordingly.
\nreturning from the DL and David Wright is red hot.
\nthereof. Their pitching and offense have both been dreadful. However, last year
\nthe Mets offense was able to conceal their pitching deficiencies.
\ndifference for borderline set-up men being effective and not being successful.
\nof the Mets most productive hitters before going on the DL. He returns just as
\nDavid Wright is swinging the bat well. This will take some of the heat off of
\nslumping Carlos Delgado.
\ncome around and with a larger margin of error their mediocre bullpen will pitch
\nbetter. <\/span>It\u2019s time to stop fading the Mets
\nand ride the domino effect.
\nis back in a groove. He\u2019s given up just three earned runs in his last 26 1\/3 IP
\nand has tentatively regained the role as closer.
\nour article, Lidge<\/span> gave up that third run to blow a
\nsave. But blowing a one-run lead aside, he is pitching much better.
\nthe obvious reasons, but also psychological reasons.
\ndisconcerting as consistently blowing leads.
\n<\/span>The damaging snowball effect leads to prolonged slumps.
\nthe Astros have their edge back. <\/span>We look
\nfor underachieving <\/span>
\nis not.
\nteam. <\/span>Clemens has stated in the past he
\nis a power pitcher and will never be a finesse hurler.
\nwilling Curt Schilling has. <\/span>Ironically
\nbecause Clemens gives the Yankees some swagger, he may actually help them more
\nin games he doesn\u2019t pitch. <\/span>
\ntheir eyebrows and saying how little sense that makes, be aware, we are huge
\nbelievers in the Yogi-ism of \u201c90 percent of the game is half mental\u201d.
\nevery day. <\/span>Sometimes it takes either a
\nwake-up call or an emotional lift to turn a season around.
\ngetting arguably the greatest pitcher of all time will help the Yanks even when
\nhe\u2019s not in the ballpark. <\/span>Getting him
\npast his prime though could mean good investment opportunities going against
\nhim when he pitches. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n
\nthe Chief Analyst for Joe Duffy\u2019s <\/span>
\nthe ACC\u201d scorephone days, he has been accepted as the top underdog and small
\nfavorite handicappers in the industry. <\/span><\/p>\n
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