Pick Result: ATH (+110) ML - LOSS

Framber shut them down last night and the Tigers win the game 4-1.  Im not allmthat surprised by it.  Valdez got paid because he is that kind of pitcher.

The A's bats have fallen asleep.  In 9 of their last 17 games, the A's have scored two runs or less.  I thought with Soderstrom, Gelof and Wilson back in the lineup, that the A's would heat up once again but it seems the issue is more pervasive than injuries.  

They are playing like a team that is oacking it in for the summer.  Playing for the official designation of "Out of Contention".

Detroit scored four runs on six hits.  Three home run balls, two off Perkins.  

I missed the boat on this pick.  I was blinded some by how awful Detroit's offense looks without Dillon Dingler and Colt Keith.  

Credit Framber Valdez for the win.  His best start of the season.

Valdez's Line:  7.0IP 3H 0ER 9K 0BB

We'll rebuy and take another swing at it later this afternoon.

-----------------MLB Pickstreak Pick Results-------------------

Pick Result: STR WAGER

-- ATH (+110) ML vs. DET

Amount Wagered: 1.74 units
Ticket Pays: 0.00 units

Current Streak: 1L

Season Record (STR): 4-6
Season Record (PAR): 6-15
Season Record (ML) 32-26*

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--------------------MLB Pickstreak Profit / Loss-----------------

Beginning Account Balance: 50.00 units
Current Account Balance: 28.00 units

Sportsbook Account: 0.00 units

Buy-In: 1.00 units
Units Banked: 0.00 units

Units in Play: 1.00 units

Current Account Balance: 27.00 units
Bank Balance: 11.00 units

ROI Open Equity: -22.0%
ROI Closed Equity: -24.0%
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*all picks are moneyline (ML) bets, we have selected a total of 58 games. Ten games were bet outright as straight (STR) wagers. 48 games compose our parlay (PAR) bets. We have placed 17 Two-Team Parlays, 3 Three-Team Parlays and 1 Four-Team Parlay. That's 58 individual game selections total, 32-26 on the season.

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