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4th of July Tuesday Baseball Picks


Baltimore vs. White Sox Florida vs. Washington
Winner - Sox Winner - Washington
RBI Machine - Thome RBI Machine - Nicky J
WP - Contreras WP - Patterson

Angels vs. Mariners Pirates vs. Mets
Winner - Angels Winner - Pirates
RBI Machine - Anderson RBI Machine - Bay
WP - Santana WP - Duke

Red Sox vs. DRays Cubs vs. Astros
Winner - Sox Winner - Cubs
RBI Machine - ***Manny*** RBI Machine - Barrett
WP - Schilling WP - Prior

Tigers vs. As Reds vs. Brewers
Winner - Tigers Winner - Reds
RBI Machine - Thames RBI Machine - Griffey
WP - Verlander WP - Arroyo

Yanks vs. Indians San Diego vs. Phillies
Winner - Yanks Winner - Padres
RBI Machine - ARod RBI Machine - Hensley
WP - Proctor WP - Giles

Toronto vs. Texas St. Louis vs. Atlanta
Winner - Toronto Winner - ***St. Louis***
RBI Machine - Wells RBI Machine - Rolen
WP - ***Halladay*** WP - Carpenter

Twins vs. Royals San Fran vs. Colorado
Winner - Twins Winner - San Fran
RBI Machine - Mauer RBI Machine - Durham
WP - Bonser WP - Schmidt

DBacks vs. Dodgers
Winner - Dodgers
RBI Machine - Nomahhhhhh
WP - Sele

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