Betting Baseball – The Hot Sheet: April 28

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Gambling911.com has your free MLB picks for April 28, 2013 following a 2-0 day.  Bet this game at BetDSI.com and receive up to $2500 in FREE MONEY (qualified customers only). 

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Kansas City Royals -111 is our play today at BetDSI.com.  This was one of the best lines out there. 

Kansas City hosts here and the home team in their series with Cleveland has won 8 of the last 10.  Cleveland, meanwhile, is 16-36 in their last 52 road games.

The Indians are also 3-9 in their last 12 games of this series.

Kansas City is 13-3 in Jeremy Guthrie’s last 16 starts.  The Royals are 8-0 in Guthries last 8 home starts.

Okay, while the number is a little high for us, 5 of 6 games in the series between Washington and Cincinnati have gone OVER.  Ross Detwiler is 0-3 when starting against Cincinnati with an ERA of 2.48 and a WHIP of 1.414 while Tony Cingrani has not started against the Nationals. 

The OVER is 8-3 in Cincinnati's last 11 road games.

You can get this one at OVER 7 at some books so go for it!

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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