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If anyone is hotter than Venus Williams French Open outfit, it’s sensational handicapper Matt Rivers of OffshoreInsiders.com who has the Cleveland Indians plus the number.

This really is a bottom of the barrel play on this small slate but at this home dog price with a decent enough hurler in Justin Masterson makes me all right about backing the Tribe.

John Danks is a very tough lefty who could hurl a complete game shutout against the weak hitting Indians tonight and I wouldn’t bat an eye. But Travis Hafner, Shin Soo Choo and the fellas did salvage the game yesterday against the Reds and at Jacobs Field have enough to muster some offense. I’m not saying this Cleveland team is even average but the White Sox are not exactly a juggernaut of a club that should command all that much respect.

Ozzie Guillen’s boys have been a major disappointment thus far and even with the superior hurler have the potential anytime to crap on themselves and without a doubt in this rivalry type spot on the road can pull that feat off with the best of them.

Masterson is a kid that has a solid upside. He has struggled this season as the 0-4 record would attest to but the former Red Sox right-hander does have the potential to dominant with his quality stuff and is flat out getting too much of a price here. Besides Paul Koneke the “Good Guys” don’t really have anybody who is that scary as guys like Quentin, Teahen, Ramirez and Pierzynski have not been playing as well as they could.

In a small play I will take my chances on Cleveland, as a victory is definitely possible.

For more information: For Matt Rivers, it was another monster winning day on Sunday and now 9 winning days in the last 14. If not for the Angels late implosion it would have been a record-breaking day but still a phenomenal day as huge dogs in the Cubs and Brewers took care of business. I continue the roll today with all three major sports, the NBA, MLB and even the NHL. The big one is a 400,000* between Toronto and Anaheim along with a 200,000* on the ice with Montreal and Philadelphia plus a bonus 100,000* Orlando and Boston. Click now to purchase