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Jun 11
NBA/MLB FULL SWEEP! 🧹🧹🧹🧹
4-0 ( 3.43u)💰
✅New York Knicks ML
✅Dylan Harper o13.5 Points
✅Peter Lambert o4.5 Ks
✅Robbie Ray u17.5 Outs
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⚾️ MLB Play #1 | 6/14
Nathan Eovaldi o4.5 Strikeouts
DK -147 | 1.25u
Trio w/ @PropKitchen 🤝 @DDOGGSTACKS
Backing Eovaldi who’s covered this line in 10/13 starts this season with 6 Ks in 6/L7 starts. We think he’s primed to do it again.
Gets the Red Sox who don’t look like a great matchup on paper but if you look deeper they still have 6 bats holding a K% above 17% vs RHP. Should be plenty of targets for Eovaldi to find 5 .
The Red Sox don’t see his pitch mix well either. Sub (.230) BAs vs his top 3 usage pitches along with quality whiff rates. Eovaldis K metrics are solid with an ELITE 93rd percentile chase% and 83rd percentile whiff%. Should play well vs the Red Sox who have some high whiff rate bats throughout the lineup.
This is the same lineup that Drew Rasmussen just cooked for 13Ks and before than Shane Baz put up 6Ks vs them. Baz holds K metrics below the 51st percentile and has a 27th percentile K%. Gives me full confidence that Eovaldi can put up similar numbers if not better numbers in this one.
Overall a solid spot. Juice should be worth drinking. Eovaldi recorded 7 Ks vs Boston last year even though they do have a different lineup. Juiced 17.5 outs line. 1K per inning feels like it’s doable in this one. Give us the over!
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⚾️ MLB Play (6/14)
Nathan Eovaldi o4.5 Ks
#AllForTX
Collab with @ChronicBets 🧪 & @PropKitchen 🍽️
Backing Eovaldi who’s covered this line in 10/13 starts this season with 6 Ks in 6/L7 starts. We think he’s primed to do it again.
Gets the Red Sox who don’t look like a great matchup on paper but if you look deeper they still have 6 bats holding a K% above 17% vs RHP. Should be plenty of targets for Eovaldi to find 5 .
The Red Sox don’t see his pitch mix well either. Sub (.230) BAs vs his top 3 usage pitches along with quality whiff rates. Eovaldis K metrics are solid with an ELITE 93rd percentile chase% and 83rd percentile whiff%. Should play well vs the Red Sox who have some high whiff rate bats throughout the lineup.
This is the same lineup that Drew Rasmussen just cooked for 13Ks and before than Shane Baz put up 6Ks vs them. Baz holds K metrics below the 51st percentile and has a 27th percentile K%. Gives me full confidence that Eovaldi can put up similar numbers if not better numbers in this one.
Overall a solid spot. Juice should be worth drinking. Eovaldi recorded 7 Ks vs Boston last year even though they do have a different lineup. Juiced 17.5 outs line. 1K per inning feels like it’s doable in this one. Give us the over!
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MLB DISH OF THE DAY 🧑🍳
⚾️ PK Dish #1 (6/14)
🍽️ 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐨𝐯𝐚𝐥𝐝𝐢 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝟒.𝟓 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐤𝐞𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐬
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• Backing Eovaldi, who has covered this line in 10 of 13 starts this season with 6 Ks in 6 of his last 7 starts. We think he’s primed to do it again.
• He gets the Red Sox, who don’t look like a great matchup on paper, but if you look deeper, they still have 6 bats holding a K% above 17% vs RHP. There should be plenty of targets for Eovaldi to find 5 .
• Boston doesn’t see his pitch mix well either, with sub-.230 batting averages vs his top 3 usage pitches along with quality whiff rates. Eovaldi’s K metrics are solid, led by an ELITE 93rd percentile Chase% and 83rd percentile Whiff%. That should play well against a Red Sox lineup with some high-whiff bats throughout.
• This is the same lineup that Drew Rasmussen just cooked for 13 Ks, and before that, Shane Baz put up 6 Ks against them. Baz holds K metrics below the 51st percentile and has a 27th percentile K%, which gives us full confidence that Eovaldi can put up similar numbers, if not better, in this one.
• Overall, this is a solid spot and the juice should be worth drinking. Eovaldi recorded 7 Ks vs Boston last year, even though they do have a different lineup. With a juiced 17.5 outs line, 1 K per inning feels doable here. Give us the over!
Personally putting 1u for 5 on DraftKings at -147 and .47u on 6 at 140
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Recap | 6/13
2-3 📉
✅Spurs -3 1H Spread
✅Michael Soroka o16.5 Outs
🪝Athletics F5 ML
🪝Kevin Gausman u6.5 Ks
❌Jose Alvarado o7.5 PRA
Small loss after a nice parlay cash in VIP.
Only bad read was Jose. Kevin got pretty lucky. Cashed on his last pitch (105th pitch btw) and the Athletics had a 2-run lead going into the 5th and allowed 3 runs lol. Classic. We move! 🤙
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San Antonio Spurs -3 1H Spread (-123) ✅
Legacy cover by Vassell at the buzzer to
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🏀 NBA Finals Play | 6/13
San Antonio Spurs -3 1H Spread
ProphetX -123 | 1u
Collab w/ @PropKitchen 👨🍳
San Antonio has been the better early-game team in this series, even with New York leading 3-1. The Spurs have led by double digits in every game, while the Knicks have lost the first quarter in all four games. That is exactly why we are attacking the first half instead of the full game. We are not asking San Antonio to close. We just need them to win the first 24 minutes by 3 at home.
Game 4 showed the exact reason this angle makes sense. The Spurs built a 29-point lead, hit a Finals-record 14 threes in the first half, and completely controlled the early script before the collapse. The loss was ugly, but the first-half process was still strong. San Antonio got the shots they wanted, played fast, spaced the floor, and had New York chasing from behind again.
The late-game execution has been the problem for the Spurs. New York has been the steadier team in crunch time, while San Antonio has had issues with pressure, pace, and decision-making once games tighten up. That makes the full-game spread harder to trust, but the first-half number lets us isolate the part of the matchup where San Antonio has consistently had the edge.
Down 3-1 at home after blowing that type of lead, this should be San Antonio’s strongest opening push of the series. There is no feel-out stage anymore. The Spurs know exactly what cost them Game 4: they stopped attacking, the pace slowed, shot quality dropped, and they played tight late. Back at Frost Bank Center with their season on the line, we should get max urgency early.
The basketball matchup favors that early push too. De’Aaron Fox can get downhill before the Knicks defense is fully set, Castle and Vassell can attack in space, and Wemby forces early help that opens kickout looks. San Antonio’s best version is pace, pressure, spacing, and letting Wembanyama clean up mistakes defensively. That formula has been most effective early, when legs are fresh and the home crowd can fuel runs.
The Knicks are dangerous because they absorb punches and grind games down late, but they have repeatedly put themselves in early holes. With both teams coming in rested and no major health disadvantage, this comes down to urgency and first-half execution. San Antonio has consistently thrown the first punch in this series, and in an elimination spot at home, we like the Spurs to cover -2.5 in the first half.
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Michael Soroka o16.5 Outs (-120) ✅
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19h
🏀 NBA Finals Play | 6/13
San Antonio Spurs -3 1H Spread
ProphetX -123 | 1u
Collab w/ @PropKitchen 👨🍳
San Antonio has been the better early-game team in this series, even with New York leading 3-1. The Spurs have led by double digits in every game, while the Knicks have lost the first quarter in all four games. That is exactly why we are attacking the first half instead of the full game. We are not asking San Antonio to close. We just need them to win the first 24 minutes by 3 at home.
Game 4 showed the exact reason this angle makes sense. The Spurs built a 29-point lead, hit a Finals-record 14 threes in the first half, and completely controlled the early script before the collapse. The loss was ugly, but the first-half process was still strong. San Antonio got the shots they wanted, played fast, spaced the floor, and had New York chasing from behind again.
The late-game execution has been the problem for the Spurs. New York has been the steadier team in crunch time, while San Antonio has had issues with pressure, pace, and decision-making once games tighten up. That makes the full-game spread harder to trust, but the first-half number lets us isolate the part of the matchup where San Antonio has consistently had the edge.
Down 3-1 at home after blowing that type of lead, this should be San Antonio’s strongest opening push of the series. There is no feel-out stage anymore. The Spurs know exactly what cost them Game 4: they stopped attacking, the pace slowed, shot quality dropped, and they played tight late. Back at Frost Bank Center with their season on the line, we should get max urgency early.
The basketball matchup favors that early push too. De’Aaron Fox can get downhill before the Knicks defense is fully set, Castle and Vassell can attack in space, and Wemby forces early help that opens kickout looks. San Antonio’s best version is pace, pressure, spacing, and letting Wembanyama clean up mistakes defensively. That formula has been most effective early, when legs are fresh and the home crowd can fuel runs.
The Knicks are dangerous because they absorb punches and grind games down late, but they have repeatedly put themselves in early holes. With both teams coming in rested and no major health disadvantage, this comes down to urgency and first-half execution. San Antonio has consistently thrown the first punch in this series, and in an elimination spot at home, we like the Spurs to cover -2.5 in the first half.
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Jun 11
NBA/MLB FULL SWEEP! 🧹🧹🧹🧹
4-0 ( 3.43u)💰
✅New York Knicks ML
✅Dylan Harper o13.5 Points
✅Peter Lambert o4.5 Ks
✅Robbie Ray u17.5 Outs
DROP A ❤️ IF YOU TAILED ANYTHING!
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Jun 10
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Let’s stack another good day!
Knicks ML
Dylan Harper o13.5 Points
Peter Lambert (VIP)
Robbie Ray (VIP)
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NBA Finals Game 5 Best Bet 🏀
🍽️ Spurs -2.5 1H Spread (-120)
Cooked w/ @ChronicBets 🤝
♥️ IF TAILING!
- San Antonio has been the better early-game team in this series, even with New York leading 3-1. The Spurs have led by double digits in every game, while the Knicks have lost the first quarter in all four games. That is exactly why we are attacking the first half instead of the full game. We are not asking San Antonio to close. We just need them to win the first 24 minutes by 3 at home.
- Game 4 showed the exact reason this angle makes sense. The Spurs built a 29-point lead, hit a Finals-record 14 threes in the first half, and completely controlled the early script before the collapse. The loss was ugly, but the first-half process was still strong. San Antonio got the shots they wanted, played fast, spaced the floor, and had New York chasing from behind again.
- The late-game execution has been the problem for the Spurs. New York has been the steadier team in crunch time, while San Antonio has had issues with pressure, pace, and decision-making once games tighten up. That makes the full-game spread harder to trust, but the first-half number lets us isolate the part of the matchup where San Antonio has consistently had the edge.
- Down 3-1 at home after blowing that type of lead, this should be San Antonio’s strongest opening push of the series. There is no feel-out stage anymore. The Spurs know exactly what cost them Game 4: they stopped attacking, the pace slowed, shot quality dropped, and they played tight late. Back at Frost Bank Center with their season on the line, we should get max urgency early.
- The basketball matchup favors that early push too. De’Aaron Fox can get downhill before the Knicks defense is fully set, Castle and Vassell can attack in space, and Wemby forces early help that opens kickout looks. San Antonio’s best version is pace, pressure, spacing, and letting Wembanyama clean up mistakes defensively. That formula has been most effective early, when legs are fresh and the home crowd can fuel runs.
- The Knicks are dangerous because they absorb punches and grind games down late, but they have repeatedly put themselves in early holes. With both teams coming in rested and no major health disadvantage, this comes down to urgency and first-half execution. San Antonio has consistently thrown the first punch in this series, and in an elimination spot at home, we like the Spurs to cover -2.5 in the first half.
Playable up to -3.5!
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Jun 13
PrizePicks NBA Finals Game 5 🏆
$50 to a random LIKE if we go 5/5 ❤️🔥
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Recap | 6/12
1-2 📉
✅Bryce Miller u2.5 ER
🪝Nick Lodolo u4.5 Ks (5)
🪝Roki Sasaki o4.5 Ks (4)
Gross. Roki had his chances. Full point of CLV for nothing. DBacks gave Lodolo two free Ks looking. Every play was right there just didn’t bounce our way today. 9-4 run the L4 days. We move. ✍️
Jun 12
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8-2 run the L3 days! Let’s stay hot!
Roki Sasaki o4.5 Strikeouts
Bryce Miller (VIP)
Nick Lodolo (VIP)
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Bryce Miller u2.5 Earned Runs ✅
8 inning 2 earned gem from Miller!
Nice VIP winner to salvage the day. 💎
Jun 12
$50 to a random ❤️ RT if we sweep!💰
8-2 run the L3 days! Let’s stay hot!
Roki Sasaki o4.5 Strikeouts
Bryce Miller (VIP)
Nick Lodolo (VIP)
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Jun 12
$50 to a random ❤️ RT if we sweep!💰
8-2 run the L3 days! Let’s stay hot!
Roki Sasaki o4.5 Strikeouts
Bryce Miller (VIP)
Nick Lodolo (VIP)
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Folarin Balogun o1.5 Shots ⚽️
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Jun 12
⚾️ MLB Play #1 | 6/12
Roki Sasaki o4.5 Strikeouts
Bet365 -140 | 1u
Collab w/ @PropKitchen 👨🍳
Roki has looked great as of late. 5 Ks in 7/11 starts this year including 4/L5 with 7 Ks in 3/4. Gets another favorable matchup here. Going to hop on this before it moves even more.
The White Sox are allowing 9.12 Ks per 9 which is the 4th MOST in the league this year. Over the L15 they mat has held steady as they hold the 3rd highest K% vs RHP.
Roki’s metrics are solid and are lead by his 78th percentile whiff%. Should pair nicely against the White Sox who are an above average whiff rate lineup.
They have 7 bats in the projected lineup holding a K% above 18.5% with 5 elite targets above 23% vs RHP. Plenty of targets for Roki who has a gnarly 4-seam - split finger - slider combo when his command is on.
Overall a solid spot. His velo is up this year as he touched 100 mph in his last start. His K stuff has looked as good as it ever has. Has a 15.5 outs line and 1K per inning feels very doable vs one of the higher K rate lineups in the MLB. I like the over!
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Jun 12
MLB DISH OF THE DAY 🧑🍳
⚾️ PK Dish #1 (6/12)
🍽️ 𝐑𝐨𝐤𝐢 𝐒𝐚𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐢 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝟒.𝟓 𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐤𝐞𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐬
Cooked w/ @ChronicBets 🤝
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• Roki has looked great as of late. 5 Ks in 7/11 starts this year including 4/L5 with 7 Ks in 3/4. Gets another favorable matchup here. Going to hop on this before it moves even more.
• The White Sox are allowing 9.12 Ks per 9 which is the 4th MOST in the league this year. Over the L15 they mat has held steady as they hold the 3rd highest K% vs RHP.
• Roki’s metrics are solid and are lead by his 78th percentile whiff%. Should pair nicely against the White Sox who are an above average whiff rate lineup.
• They have 7 bats in the projected lineup holding a K% above 18.5% with 5 elite targets above 23% vs RHP. Plenty of targets for Roki who has a gnarly 4-seam - split finger - slider combo when his command is on.
• Overall a solid spot. His velo is up this year as he touched 100 mph in his last start. His K stuff has looked as good as it ever has. Has a 15.5 outs line and 1K per inning feels very doable vs one of the higher K rate lineups in the MLB.
• This is worth laddering to atleast 6 with what we’ve seen lately and expect him to continue his strong play here.
Best Odds: -150 FanDuel
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