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John Fredericks: MLB Best Bets for Monday May 22

John Fredericks: MLB Best Bets for Monday May 22

JOHN FREDERICKS: MLB BEST BETS FOR MONDAY MAY 22 – Sunday was a wash as we went 2-2 and lost -$50. That puts as at +$235 and 94-69 for the season.

Here’s the key to winning: ride the trends.

May 22

Texas (-135) at Pittsburgh

I’m sticking with the red hot Rangers ball club who is pounding the crap out of the ball! Pittsburgh looked like maybe they could get off the mat—but they looked anemic again over the weekend at home.

Pick: Texas (-135)

 

White Sox (+110) at Cleveland

I got a feeling the pathetic ChiSox might go on a run. Let’s ride the three game winning streak! Cleveland has dropped three straight.

Pick: White Sox (+110)

 

Tigers (+110) at Royals 

Whenever I can get a price betting against Kansas City I’m on it (except if it’s Oakland). Don’t worry about pitchers. The Royals are a young team like Detroit—but with further to go. The Tigers are a year away, but both of these are hopeful young teams.

Pick: Tigers (+110) 

 

Houston (EVEN) at Mikwaukee 

The Astros are rolling with seven wins in a row and their bullpen has been virtually unhittable during that run. Christian Javier goes tonight, he’s been solid and if Houston has a lead —it’s a six inning game.

Pick: Astros (EVEN)

 

A’s at Mariners (-1.5 runs -150)

I know it’s sad but the A’s are moving to Vegas. In the meantime they’re an AL west punching bag. Seattle needs a sweep at home. Lay the runs-Oakland’s offense is awful. I watched all three Houston games and the team avg. is below the Mendoza line. It’s hard to endure.

Pick: Seattle (-1.5 runs -150)

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    John Fredericks, the Godzilla of Truth, has spent more than 40 years in the media, previously working as a journalist, newspaper editor, and television host. Fredericks is an avid sports fan, journalist, and handicapper. He brings his unique voice and style, crafted by years of political commentary broadcast on the airwaves, to the world of sports. He cut his teeth on the radio announcing high school football, basketball and baseball games. His weekly column, You Can't Buy Culture, follows ebbs and flows of a diehard fan at the whims of his favorite teams.

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