GC: MLB "TOTAL DOMINATION" POWER SYSTEM

Major League Baseball is a long slow grind and most folks have had their fill once we approach September. Particularly those who root for teams who are buried and out of playoff contention. However, those of us who analyze the games go right to the very end and still find bases most profitable. Below is a Perfect totals system for Baseball that has won 18 straight times and averages over 13 runs per game with an average line total of just over 8 runs per game. This system produces high scoring games for both teams involved. For this system we want to start off with any home team that arrives home off a road favored win by 2 or more runs, in a game where they also played well defensively and had no more than one error. Now we want add our road team and insist that they arrive off a blowout road loss by 5 or more runs. Moving forward we want our road team to have scored no more than 4 runs in that away loss. When both teams come in off this exact set of scenarios we have a solid play to the over. This system cashed big for us in the last week of August when Toronto arrived in New York to take on the Yankees and the game wound up with 15 runs scored. Tuck this little gem away and use it for future reference when looking at Major League Baseball totals.

In Closing, football is now starting and as always is an exciting time for all of us. Those of us though who like baseball though will look forward to another entertaining post season that looms in a just a few weeks and will continue to enjoy the stretch run. Especially if this system were to emerge for us once again. Enjoy all the games and May all your investments be winning ones. Golden Contender Sports is tearing up bases once again this season and ranked at or near the top of all the leader boards with his exclusive Diamond cutter systems. In football GC has Produced winning results in both Pro and College football in each of the last three seasons, and is an amazing 35 games over .500 in college football the last 3 seasons combined.

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