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Bookie Busters: Hot pocket

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While the title might lead you to believe that inside you might find melting cheese and maybe even pepperoni pieces, our pockets are hot for different reasons. ABSOLUTE FIRE is what we have brought as of late. We are killing it at every level.

We have talked about the international tournaments of the summer, now they have arrived. As always, play strategically, set a goal, get there and eject.

Big things are ahead, stay alert for plays!

New Plays

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The Closer UPDATE 442 CST

Let's end the week like this

Brazil Flamengo at Fluminense Over 2 -165 5U MAX

UPDATE 6/8

Women's World Cup

Norway first half ML -130 1U

Norway TT over 2 1U

UPDATE 130 CST

Euros Germany TT over 2.5 2U

Germany FH ML -170 risk 3U

Previous Plays 

England/Netherlands BTTS

France /USA First half over 1. 2U

Both teams score 1U

USA Team total over .5 1U

France TT over 1.5 2U

USA TT over 1 +230 1U

Warriors/Raptors Over 108.5 10U

Salah scores goal 3U

2nd half highest scoring 5U

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Will Isaac Paredes stay hot against the Cardinals? Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images.

The Houston Astros and St. Louis Cardinals meet Monday night at Busch Stadium, both aiming to get above .500 in the early weeks of the season.

Houston (7-8) sends left-hander Framber Valdez (1-1, 2.50 ERA) to the mound in search of a strong start to begin a three-game road series. The Astros, 3-3 away from home this season, have leaned on their pitching—ranking eighth in the American League with a 3.70 team ERA.

St. Louis (7-8) counters with right-hander Sonny Gray (2-0, 4.50 ERA), who has a WHIP of 0.88 despite some early bumps in run prevention. The Cardinals have been solid at home (6-3) and are among the NL’s best-hitting teams, posting a collective .280 average.

Jose Altuve (.302, 3 HR) and Isaac Paredes (13-for-42, 3 HR in last 10) lead the way for Houston’s offense, while Brendan Donovan (.350, 10 RBI) and Pedro Pages (10-for-34, 7 RBI in last 10) have been producing for the Cardinals.

Both teams enter the matchup with identical 7-8 records but differing trends: Houston has outscored opponents by eight runs over their last 10 games (5-5), while the Cardinals have gone 4-6 during that stretch, giving up 5.19 runs per game.

First pitch is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. ET.

Here's a sneak peek at tonight's lineup:

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Mauricio Dubon gets the nod at second base again, and Chas McCormick will make the start over Jake Meyers in center field. Jose Altuve will get some time off his feet hitting in the DH spot, with Yordan Alvarez playing in left field.


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