Christopher's Blue Collar Lunch Pail Pick

     I wanted to apologize to my millions of readers. I have started this blog endeavor with an AWFUL record. I guess the addage, you never get anything for free explains why with my free picks, you get less than nothing...lol. My premium plays are doing well though. 2-0 yesterday with one of the wins being a +125 underdog. In my case, you guys can get something for little!! Check out vegaskillers.com for the link to my premium play packages that I offer. A couple of $$, and you can get my WINNING plays!! Last night, my Detroit Tiger free play decided that the bullpen needed to blow ANOTHER game. Unlike the Detroit Tigers, my bullpen is strong, and for today's free pick, I pulled out the big guns. I not only took my information, I made a phone call to my mentor Sully McCann. They call Sully the "Irish Investigator". If you need info on any sporting event, you ask him. After talking to Sully for 2 hours on the phone, and understanding 15 minutes of the conversation, he gave me enough info on today's free play that I feel VERY confident we have a winner in the making!!

    San Diego is in LA today to take on the drama filled Dodgers. All the controversy surrounding this team, yet they manage to have gotten their offense going. After starting the season slow, the Dodgers are now 8th in the league in batting average. Today they play a team that has hit like I shower. Only after I have been told I stink. The Padres go a couple of games in a row not scoring at all, and then put 5 or 6 runs on the board in a game. Stauffer and Karoda are on the mound for the two teams respectively. Both pitchers are solid, but neither are aces. The Dodgers are total has gone OVER 7-3-2 in the last 12 home games. The Padres and all their crappy hitting are 11-15 covering the OVER. With the total being set at 6.5 regularly now for Padres games, I can see both of these teams scoring 5 or 6 runs a piece today. Today my free (and obviously lock of the century) pick is San Diego/LA OVER 6.5 -115

4-9-1   -496 UNITS  (100 Units a play)