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Tuesday Night Results

Yesterdays Picks

Win - Loss – 11 – 4
RBI Machine - 2 for 15
Winning Pitcher - 10 for 15

Lock Selections

11-4 ...... Come on KC Won two weeks in a row that's real BS
3 for 15 .. Arod lets down again
8 for 15 .. Oswalt, no victory even though huge extension

Seasons Total

Win - Loss - 135 - 90
RBI Machine - 32 for 225
Winning Pitcher – 95 for 225

Weeks Recap

I very good week at 11-4 with a couple RBI Machines and setting the seasons best with 10 of the 15 winning pitchers selected correctly. 0 for 3 on the lock picks with such a good week overall is pretty odd.

Seasons Best

Win - Loss - 12-3 on 6/14
RBI Machine - 5 for 15 on 7/25
Winning Pitcher - 10 for 15 on 8/29

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