MLB Daily Market Wrap Up

Moving Today's Market There were four afternoon games, but that hasn't stopped the action on tonight's games. The Mets/Nationals and White Sox/Yankees are receiving the most attention in the market. Former Cy Young award winner Johan Santana (13-7, 2.70 ERA) starts for the Mets, and the Nationals counter with Tim Redding (10-9, 4.54 ERA). Pinnacle opened with the Mets favored at -205 and it has slightly moved throughout the day, but it's currently back at -205. The Mets are receiving 66% of the bets, but it shows there is even money on both sides. The cross-town Yankees are drawing attention from the public and the Sharps (professional bettors) as New York sends Mike Mussina (17-9, 3.63 ERA) to the mound against Javier Vazquez (12-13, 4.13 ERA) and the White Sox. Pinnacle opened at Yankees -121 and has since moved to -143 after they triggered a Steam move. The most intriguing line movement of the day has involved Randy Johnson (10-9, 4.11 ERA) and the Diamondbacks against the Giants and Tim Lincecum (17-3, 2.43 ERA). The Diamondbacks opened at Pinnacle favored -109, and the line has since moved to -105 in favor of San Francisco. The public is pounding the side of the Giants as they have received 70% of the money line bets, and enough money is on San Francisco to make them go from being the underdog to the favorite.           Key Injury Updates Player Team Injury Status Comments Ben Sheets Brewers elbow day-to-day Sheets left Wednesday's start after two innings but is being considered day-to-day Damion Easley Mets quadriceps might be out for year Easley said he may have suffered a small tear and could be done for season Jack Wilson Pirates finger day-to-day Wilson has been cleared to hit Justin Duchscherer A's hip 15-day DL May be done for season after feeling pain during simulated game   Today's Best Bets Check out today’s Best Bets!  Tomorrow's Market Mover The Rays continue their quest at a playoff spot as they continue their series against the Twins. Carlos Zambrano makes his first start since his no-hitter as the Cubs and Cardinals play a matinee at Wrigley with playoff implication written all over it.