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Another profitable weekend for the Bookie Buster team, but they say you're only as good as your last bet, so on we go.
I've spoken about this summer and how much soccer we'll have to choose from, that all starts next week. So for now lets keep adding to our 5-1 NBA Finals record and close out the knockout rounds of the Under 20 World Cup.
Good Luck!
1-5U Scale on everything
New Plays
Coming soon
UPDATE 1 CST
Spain FH -1.5 1U
UPDATE 1220
England/Netherlands BTTS
Previous PlaysÂ
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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CC Sabathia will have a New York Yankees logo on the cap of his Hall of Fame plaque and Bill Wagner will have the symbol of the Houston Astros.
The hall announced the decisions Monday for all five of this year's inductees. Ichiro Suzuki will have the cap of the Seattle Mariners, Dave Parker of Pittsburgh Pirates and Dick Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies.
Players and their families give input on the choices to the hall, which makes the final decisions.
Inductees could make the pick through the 2001 induction, and the hall took over the decision ahead of the 2002 vote. The change followed reports in 1999 that Tampa Bay offered to compensate the newly retired Wade Boggs if his plaque bore a Devil Rays logo. Boggs was inducted in 2005 and his plaque has a Boston Red Sox logo.
Sabathia spent the last 11 seasons of a 19-year big league career with the Yankees (2009-19) after pitching for Cleveland (2001-08) and Milwaukee (2008).
Suzuki played for the Mariners in 14 of 19 seasons (2001-12, 2018-19) and also for the Yankees (2012-14) and Miami (2015-17).
Wagner pitched for Houston for his first nine seasons (1995-2003), then played for Philadelphia (2004-05), the New York Mets (2006-09), Boston (2009) and Atlanta (2010).
Parker spent his first 11 seasons with Pittsburgh (1973-83), then played for Cincinnati (1984-87), Oakland (1988-89), Milwaukee (1990), California (1991) and Toronto (1991).
Allen played for the Phillies in nine seasons (1963-69, 1975-76) while also spending time with St. Louis (1970), the Los Angeles Dodgers (1971), Chicago White Sox (1972-74) and Oakland (1977).
Inductions will take place July 27. Plaques include an image of the person and list of accomplishments in about 90 words, including each team a person played for or managed.
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