Spring Training is under way and we have already seen young phenoms Steve Strasburg and Aroldis Chapman pass their first tests with sparkling debuts.  However, just like every year, we already have key injuries in Jose Reyes and his thyroid to Joe Nathan and his elbow.  I can not wait for the 2010 baseball season to begin as the past two seasons have been incredible (937 Dimes of profit in 2008 and 854 Dimes of profit in 2009).  The 2010 baseball handicapping season will be our best yet as we are looking for no less than 1000 Dimes of profit!  Over our past two baseball handicapping seasons, we have enjoyed unmatched success with some amazing win streaks in which we saw 21 out of 22 winning weeks in 2008 and a ten day winning streak in 2009.  No matter how you break it down, we are head and shoulders above the competition and no one handicaps baseball better.  No baseball handicapper has put up the winning weeks or the cumulative profit that we have in the past two years.  I expect to put up record numbers in 2010 as we continue to seperate ourselves from the competition.  We currently have our annual Early-Bird sale going on for the best documented baseball handicappers in the business.  You can secure a deep discount on the upcoming season and share in the winnings but you have to act fast.  We are only able to keep the price this low for a few more days.  Spring Training has begun and as we get closer to the start of the baseball season, we will be reviewing the changes in each division.   We can not wait to get started and bring in some record profits for all of our members! 

2009 BASEBALL PICKS IN REVIEW

We began the 2009 MLB season a little slow but consistently improved throughout the season and delivered 242.5 Dimes of profit in July only to be followed by ten straight winning days in August. We finished the season with a total profit of 854 Dimes as we consistently improved throughout the season.  Our dominance in baseball was no fluke last year either as we finished the 2008 baseball handicapping season with 937 Dimes.  How much will we take in during the 2010 baseball handicapping season?  The goal is 1000 Dimes of profit and we intend to blow right through that goal to post our best season ever. 

We remain the best kept secret in the sports handicapping industry.  Just look at the success in July, August, and September of 2009 and you will see that both the short term and long term results are big.  We fell a bit short of our insane 1000 Dime goal on the 2009 MLB season as we "only" gained 854 Dimes.  For back-to-back seasons, we have been the best baseball handicapper in the business, hands down, posting nearly 1800 Dimes of profit.  I can't wait until the 2010 season begins and you can bet that April will be another monster month for us as this season will be our best ever.