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ATS Free Baseball Pick for Monday, April 30

Mets vs. Astros Free MLB Pick

MLB NY Mets vs. Houston Picks for Monday,  April 30,  2012

This is the first game of a three-game series.  Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey takes on Bud Norris of the Astros.  The first game starts at 8:05pmET on Monday from Houston.

Current Odds: The oddsmakers have installed the Mets as -113 favorites. The Mets are 13-9 overall and 11-11 Over/Under, while the Astros are 8-14 overall and 16-6 Over.

Line Moves:  The Mets opened as a -110 favorite and moved to -113. The total has remained at 8 in most books.

ATS MLB FREE PICK, TRENDS & ANALYSIS: Take OVER 8 Houston/NY Mets: According to the latest MLB trends, the Over is 4-0 in the last 4 meetings. Houston is 11-3 Over is 11 last 14 home games with the total set at 7.0-8.5, 20-6 Over last 26 overall, 10-3 Over last 13 home games, and 20-6 Over last 26 games as an underdog. NY Mets are 13-4 Over last 17 road games with the total set at 7.0-8.5, 21-8-1 Over last 30 road games vs. a right-handed starter and 36-15-1 Over is 36-15-1  last 52 road games. Dickey takes the mound for the Mets though the Astros have done well again the knuckleballer, last year winning 7-4 in their last game. Norris has really struggled this year, as Houston has gone over in 3 of his 4 starts. He’s also given up 29 hits in 24.2 innings. In his last three games, he has a 1.70 W WHIP and a 7.13 ERA. Dickey owns a 4.91 ERA in his last three starts. This should be a good nigh for both lineups.


ATS MONDAY MLB FREE PICK: OVER 8 Houston/NY Mets

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