Washington Nationals (40-38) AT Los Angeles Angels (39-40)
June 27, 2011 at 10:05 PM EST
Opening Line: LAA -135, WAS +115
Current Line: LAA -135, WAS +115
Opening Total: 7.5
Current Total: 7
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Washington Nationals (18-18) AT Atlanta Braves (20-18)
May 12, 2011 at 7:10 PM EST
Opening Moneyline: ATL -205, WAS +175
Current Moneyline: ATL -182, WAS +162
Opening Total: 7.5
Current Total: 7.5
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Washington Nationals (14-17) AT Florida Marlins (19-11)
May 6, 2011 at 7:10 PM EST
Opening Moneyline: FLA -160, WAS +140
Current Moneyline: FLA -155, WAS +140
Opening Total: 7.5
Current Total: 7
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Philadelphia Phillies (7-2) AT Washington Nationals (4-5)
April 12, 2011 at 7:05 PM EST
Opening Runline: PHI -1.5 +120, WAS +1.5 -140
Current Runline: PHI -1.5 +130, WAS +1.5 -150
Opening Moneyline: PHI -145 / WAS +125
Current Moneyline: PHI -126 / WAS +116
Opening Total: 9
Current Total: 8.5
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Now, we’re moving on to the National League. This first NL preview will take a look at the East division, a division thoroughly dominated by the Phillies and Braves. While the Phillies reached the NLCS last year, it will probably be the Braves that will emerge as the team in the NL East over the next 3 to 5 years, as the Phillies are long in the tooth and low on prospects; indeed, their run is coming to an end. Odds and bets are taken from Bodog.
The Dodgers are suffering through another period of injuries that eventually might end the team’s playoff chances.
Washington Nationals at Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington took two of three games against the Dodgers in a three-game series in the nation’s capital back in April 23-25, limiting them to five runs over that span. The Nationals suffered a 8-4 defeat to the Diamondbacks last night, as they commited three fielding errors that led to four runs. “Obviously, we played sloppy,” said third baseman Ryan Zimmerman. “We need to clean that up.” With 109 games in the books, the team’s 48 wins to date easily surpasses the 36 victories they earned at this point last season. Washington has struggled on the road as of late, posting a 10-31 mark outside of the DC area since May 13. The Nationals are 20-38 overall on the road (-790) and the total is 25-29 O/U in those games. Don’t forget to bet this team during August, going 31-33 over the last three years for a surprisingly healthy profit (+1,140).
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Bettors will be hard-pressed to find a more lopsided pitching matchup than this series finale at Nationals Park.
Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals
Philadelphia has dropped the two opening games of this series and have produced a 7-20 mark on the road since May 30. Before this series, the Phillies were an impressive 15-6 in the nation’s capital since the start of the 2008 season. Closer Brad Lidge blew the save in Saturday’s 7-5 loss and is now 1-1 with a 5.57 ERA and 10 saves in 14 opportunities this season. “He’s our guy,” Manuel said. “We’ve been working with him now for two years.” The club dropped to 12-14 when facing left-handed starters this season (-790) and the total is 11-15 O/U in those contests. In 2009, the Phillies went 29-16 (.644) in games started by opposing southpaws, which was the best winning percentage among all NL teams. Philadelphia has now dropped its last five road series, with its last such win coming on June 15-17 in New York (AL). The club is 32-24 in August the last three years (-200).
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The Nationals look to make it five straight with their heralded rookie on the mound against the division-leading Braves.
Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals
Atlanta enters this series with the second-biggest division lead in the majors, leading the Phillies by 4.5 games, while having a 15.5 game advantage on tonight’s opponent. The Braves have alternated wins and losses over the past six games and managed to lose just its second series since May 10th in dropping two of three games against the Florida Marlins over the past weekend. The club left 11 runners on base in a 5-4 defeat on Sunday. “You led the other team off the hook that many times, eventually they’re going to cash in and beat you,” said third baseman Chipper Jones. From an offensive standpoint, catcher Brian McCann has been doing his part since being named the All-Star Game MVP, hitting three home runs and driving in 14 runs in his last 10 games. Atlanta is 7-4 when playing with a day off this year (+280) and the total is an even 4-4 O/U in those contests.
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All eyes will be on the Nationals rookie starter making his ninth start of the 2010 season.
Washington Nationals at Cincinnati Reds
Washington’s furious comeback fell short in a 8-7 road defeat to the Cincinnati Reds at the Great American Ball Park, in a game that was interrupted for three hours in the middle of the fifth inning by rain. The Nationals have now dropped four straight since tonight’s starter toed the rubber. With 94 games filed away, the team’s 40 wins to date is far better than the 27 victories the team garnered at this point last season. Prop bettors need to take notice that the club has plated the first run in 15 of their last 18 contests dating back to June 28. After starting 9-7 on the road this season, the Nationals are 6-26 away in their last 32 games away from Washington, DC. The team has played just seven road games the past three years with a total of 7 or less, with six of those games taking place this season (3-3, +150).
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