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Free MLB Baseball Predictions: August 27th 2009: Touthouse.com

Touthouse HandicappersAug 27, 2009

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Free MLB Prediction: Seattle Mariners -145
1* Take the Seattle Mariners on the Moneyline, This pick falls into one of my top MLB systems and the Royals are just 3-14 in their last 17 games against an AL West division opponent. The Royals are just 0-4 in their last 4 games in game one of a series and they are just 2-6 in Kyle Davies (4-9, 6.12 ERA) last 8 starts against a team with a winning record. Doug Fister (1-0, 2.21 ERA) has allowed just 15 hits over his last 3 starts and just 5 earned runs. The Mariners are 7-2 in their last 9 home games against a right hand starter and the Royals are just 5-16 in their last 21 trips to Seattle. Take the Seattle Mariners as my MLB Free Play for Thursday night. Courtesy of Vernon Croy

Free MLB Prediction: Chicago White Sox +114
On Thursday night the comp play is on the Chicago Whitesox.Game 921 at 7:10 eastern televised on the MLB network.The Redsox have won the first 3 games of this series and go for the 4 game sweep tonight.They do qualify in a system where home favorites are actually under .500.Play against home favorites of less than -140 off a one run home favored win if they scored 4 or less runs vs an opponent who scored less than 2 runs,if both teams had less than 10 hits.The Whitesox have J.Danks going tonight and he has a 7-5 road record with a decent 3.72 era.Over his last 3 starts he has been tight with a 1.66 era.Tonight he faces Redsox righty Tazawa.Boston has won both of his home starts,however he has been far from dominant overall in his few starts.Chicago is a slight dog in this game,that they are sure to want.They are well aware that if they lose they will drop two games under.500 for the year. Courtesy of Rob Vinciletti