My original use of the term "King Maker" comes from a baseball handicapping system that I developed a few years ago. The King Maker System was an extremely popular subject at Pregame and it exploded with the help of my partner (The Game/JD). With his help, we gathered as many as 2,200-3,000 page views during a period when Pregame had a much smaller membership base. In the end, I can thank the King Maker System for my... Read more

If you receive money from a client base, then you have the money to reinvest in a monitoring service. It's just that simple . The owner of Pregame.com actually makes it easy on willing professionals to become the subject of an independent monitoring service, it should be noted that he has done whatever he can to make this site more transparent. With that being said........ Should a "service" be trusted with their own... Read more

You can CRUSH a 3-4 with two Tight Ends This is a quick Blog to my Pregame buddies. I want you to take this Blog and apply it to every game that resembles this formula. The hard work is in the secondary and tertiary capping, but the opening screening method goes as follows: Formula :Two Tight End Sets Occupy 3-4 Defenses to the point of neutrality. I told you guys to take the Chicago Bears Team Total OVER... Read more

Just A Little Heads Up. At the end of the 2007 season 25 out of the top 30 individual leaders in TOTAL TACKLES were linebackers . Five of the top 30 were defensive backs ( including #4 Will Dunbar of UAB ). UAB was #114 in Total Defense. The other 4 Defensive backs in the Top 30 in total tackles? *Jordan Lake of Baylor (# 110 in Total Team Defense) *C.J. Spillman of Marshall (# 107 in Total Team Defense... Read more

High departure rates within the ranks of NCAA football teams creates an expensive problem for the casual bettor. The preseason information mills are inefficient and unreliable.The general media-darlings guess their way through closed camps and various regional pundits do their best to rate conferences that lie far beyond their comfort zone. The result is a Preseason Top 25 that is absolutely incorrect . As an example... Read more

I am not a fan of Jose or the Sox, but there are times when the construction of a strike zone perfectly suits a questionable pitcher . Jose has contrived a 1.27 WHIP over his last three starts and he also threw a 1 hitter over 8 innings against Detroit in his last game . Give or take a few lefties, Detroit pushes a lot of power from the right side of the plate (Just like Milwaukee). Jose is a Righty, and Milly is... Read more

Embrace an Indian if you can! Laffey Should be able to hold Detroit down Backing Cleveland is never a happy experience, but sometimes you have to go with the facts and let it ride. The Backside? Yeah Cleveland has one of the worst bullpens in recent memory, but I'm almost certain that Perez will be replaced by a little known lefty named Tony Sipp (3 innings 6K's and 1 Walk), and I think we might luck out,... Read more

The Adverse Affects of an OVER Umpire Gerry Davis and Mark Buehrle Mark Buehrle is a southpaw pitcher for the The White Sox. In many ways, this is your next Jamie Moyer in the making. He's a guy that has to have his "edges" and if they get taken away his pitches become VERY hittable. He no longer has any real power, and his "movement" is his only true weapon. So this is a pitcher that DEPENDS on an UNDER or NEUTRAL... Read more