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In life, one can find himself In the Zone in many situations.
In the zone: An expression used to describe a state of consciousness where actual skills match the perceived performance requirements perfectly. Being in the zone implies increased focus and attention which allow for higher levels of performance. Athletes, musicians, and anybody that totally owns a challenge of physical and mental performance can be in the zone.
We started last round with 120.4U. Let's see what we did Wednesday and Thursday (11-4).
We have been hitting over 70% for a month now.
Wednesday +12.5
(River Plate 5U late Tuesday Night and over +7)
Tottenham Team Total Over 1 MAX 3U +3
BTTS BTTS 2U +2
Tottenham +.5 -115 1U -1.2
Harry Kane Anytime 1U +1
Inter vs PSV
Over 2.5 2U +2
Atlético Madrid -1.5 MAX -112 3U +3
Atl to nil -110 MAX 3U -3.3
Napoli TT PUSH
Parlay -1
Thursday +12
Patriots -3 1st Q +2U
Patriots -6.5 MAX +3U
Patriots -6.5 added +2U
Pats 1st H TT over +14.5 1U
Pats -11 game +2U
Gronk Over 4.5 Receptions MAX +3
Gronk TD -1U +130
That should be all the plays if anything it incorrect call me bad at math, just not a cheat. Juice included.
If any mistakes ever, we can always fix it. But ALL plays I try my best to list.
I do this for you!
Add 22.5U to our 120.4. 142.9U in the pocket.
Friday
MLB
Astros -140 2U
Saturday
Germany
Dortmund/Aug
Over 3 MAX 3U
Halftime Bet
Tottenham-1.5 for game 2U
Germany
Bayern/M'gladbach
Over 3.5 MAX 3U
UPDATE
MLS
Atlanta United halftime/fulltime MAX 3U -115
Sunday Soccer
Germany
Frankfurt /Hoffenheim
Over 3 MAX 3 -124
NFL
Teaser 10 points MAX 3U
Vikings +13
Packers+10
Chiefs/Jags Over 39
UPDATED 2:40 PM
Vikings/Eagles
Over 48 MAX 3U
Monday Night Feast
Chris Thompson Over 4.5 receptions MAX 3U
Alex Smith Over 18.5 fantasy points MAX 3U
Redskins/Saints first half over 24.5 1U
Good luck
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The Houston Astros didn’t just sweep the defending champs this weekend, they changed the tone of their season.
Dominant pitching. Star power. Road swagger. The three-game dismantling of the Los Angeles Dodgers at Chavez Ravine wasn’t about revenge or validation. It was about showing, once and for all, that this version of the Astros, short-handed and all, belongs squarely in the conversation with baseball’s elite.
A statement series
The Astros pitching staff was lights out against one of the most dangerous lineups in baseball, holding the Dodgers to just six runs across three games, including two contests where LA managed just a single run. Lance McCullers Jr., much-maligned after getting shelled by the Cubs last week, bounced back in a big way. He worked around four walks, giving up just one run on a solo homer, a much-needed course correction as the Astros evaluate their playoff rotation options.
On the offensive side, the stars delivered in a big way. Jose Altuve torched Dodgers pitching with three home runs, seven RBIs, two walks, and just one strikeout. Christian Walker matched him with six hits of his own, including a pair of long balls and six RBIs.
A shift in expectations?
This wasn’t just a series win. This was a proof of concept.
Houston came into the series already heating up, now they’re officially on fire. Over the last 30 days, the Astros rank third in runs and fifth in RBIs. For the season, they’re top 10 in nearly every key offensive category: eighth in OPS, first in batting average, ninth in slugging. Defensively, the numbers are just as strong. They lead MLB in strikeouts and opponents’ batting average, and rank second in WHIP.
Put it all together, and you’ve got a team with top-five upside in both pitching and offense. The pieces are clicking. The vibes are real. And the Astros suddenly look like a legitimate World Series contender again.
Is help on the way?
Reliever Hector Neris rejoined the team this week, offering a veteran boost to a bullpen that’s been leaned on heavily. Neris brings postseason pedigree and a reputation as a clubhouse leader. The Astros hope a return to familiar surroundings, and the guidance of one of the best pitching development staffs in the league, can get him back on track.
Tayler Scott returns on a minor league deal, and while the move may not turn heads, it adds another layer of depth to a bullpen that’s already one of the league’s best.
Background noise in LA
No Astros-Dodgers series goes by without a little extra noise and this one was no different. During the broadcast, former Cy Young winner and Dodgers analyst Orel Hershiser raised eyebrows by implying that Houston’s offensive surge might not have been entirely on the level.
Predictable? Absolutely. Meaningful? Not even close.
If anything, it’s a weird kind of compliment. No one questions legitimacy when you’re losing. But after a lopsided 18-1 beat down people start reaching for answers, or excuses.
Inside the Astros clubhouse, though, that chatter doesn’t register.
They know exactly what this sweep meant. And so does the rest of the league.
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