MLB Betting Free Picks: American League Leaders

All three of the Major League Baseball AL Division leaders are in action tonight with quality pitchers on the bump. Each of them are battling teams that have been eliminated from 2011 MLB playoff contention.

While the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, and Texas Rangers are all on the road, we see them all being dominant over the Blue Jays, Athletics, and Mariners respectively. The Yankees get the winning started at 7:07 PM ET on Friday, September 16, 2011.

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New York Yankees vs. Toronto Blue Jays

New York is looking to maintain their lead atop the AL East as they send RHP CC.Sabathia to the hill to face Toronto and RHP Brett Cecil. Sabathia is looking for his 20th win of the season, while Cecil is looking for his first win since 07-29-2011.

Pitching Change Update:  Sept 16, 2011, 5:43 ET.

>>> Cecil has been shelved for this contest and replaced by RHP Dustin McGowan. This changes the Money Line as McGowan is a worse option for the Jays. McGowan has worked seven innings in 2011 and has allowed seven runs, on eight hits with eight walks, in just seven innings of work. Ouch!<<<

Back the NYY over TOR at -250 on the Bodog Money Line!

Detroit Tigers vs Oakland Athletics

Detroit continues a West Coast swing in Oakland as they send a rejuvenated RHP Doug Fister up against RHP Trevor Cahill and the Athletics. Fister has been everything the Tigers were hoping for, when they acquired him from the Marniers, as he has allowed just three earned runs in his last 36.2 innings pitched.

Back DET over OAK at -131 on the Bodog Money Line!

Texas Rangers vs. Seattle Mariners

Rangers LHP C.J. Wilson has not allowed an earned run in 17 consecutive innings and notched a career high 16th win on Sunday. The Mariners counter with rookie RHP Blake Beavan who has a 4-5 record with a 4.32 ERA in 12 starts during his inaugral season in Seattle.

Back TEX over SEA at -200 on the Bodog Money Lines!

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