This is a play on the NEW YORK KNICKS for our NBA Star Attraction. The Knicks are still alive for the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference but the chances are very slim as they have to win out and hope the Celtics lose their final three games so it is highly unlikely. New York is also fighting with Cleveland for the No. 3 spot which could be important for home court in the latter rounds should there be upsets. The Knicks have won three straight while going back have won five straight games at home and they are 11-1 ATS this season at home after covering two or more straight games. Boston has won and covered four straight games and can clinch the No. 2 seed with a win but the line is telling and it comes with the likelihood that Jaylen Brown will be sitting this one out with an Achilles injury with Derrick White also questionable. Here, we play against road teams off two or more consecutive home wins, in a game involving two teams with winning percentages between .600 and .750. This situation is 39-14 (73.6 percent) since 2022. 10* (572) New York Knicks

This is a play on the ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS for our MLB Sweet Spot. Nolan McLean is the heavy favorite as he has enormous expectations and is showing that promise but we cannot sleep on Eduardo Rodriguez. McLean has made two solid starts with a 2.61 ERA and 0.87 WHIP which came after a 2.06 ERA and 1.04 WHIP last season so his career is off to the start many thought but there is value the other way and the Diamondbacks look to carry the momentum over from Wednesday. In his season debut, Rodriguez held the Dodgers scoreless in five innings with one unearned run scored after his exit, allowing four hits and striking out five and he followed that up by throwing seven shutout innings against the Braves with three strikeouts and only one walk. His velocity is up and that can be attributed to arriving at spring training around 25 pounds lighter that last year so he could be prime for a breakout and we are seeing what he is capable of. 10* (903) Arizona Diamondbacks

This is a play on the CINCINNATI REDS for our MLB Afternoon Dominator. The Reds are catching a good price in this series finale as this number is factoring in the offenses which are heavily favored by the Marlins but Cincinnati does have the pitching edge. Rhett Lowder won a spot in the starting rotation during spring training and has been highly effective in both of his regular-season outings. He has a career ERA of 1.30 through his first eight major league starts dating back to 2024, which is a franchise record for a Reds pitcher at that stage of their career after missing the entire 2025 season with forearm and oblique injuries. In two starts this season, he has posted a 1.64 ERA and 0.91 WHIP with nine strikeouts over 11 innings. Max Meyer has made two starts for the Marlins, posting a 4.66 ERA and 1.34 WHIP with 11 strikeouts over 9.2 innings and is pitching to a 5.65 xERA. He has been hampered by injuries since 2022 and is still slowly trying to regain his form. 10* (901) Cincinnati Reds

This is a play on the LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS for our NBA Signature Enforcer. This is a huge game for the Clippers as a win here and a loss by the Blazers at San Antonio means their trip to Portland on Friday is likely meaning less as they would hold a two-game lead over the Blazers for the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference which comes with needing to win in the opening in the Play In Tournament to clinch a playoff spot. The likelihood of Portland losing tonight has been downgraded significantly as the Spurs are going to be without Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle so they could be tied going to Portland in two nights. This is a big game for the Thunder as well as they can clinch the top seed in the conference but all it takes is a win and we are concerned about the cover. Oklahoma City is coming off a blowout win at the shorthanded Lakers last night and they are 0-8 ATS in their last eight games on the road following three straight wins by 15 or more points. Here, we play on home teams after two straight wins by 10 points or more going up against an opponent after scoring 63 points or more in the first half in two straight games. This situation is 29-8 (78.4 percent) since 2022. 10* (566) Los Angeles Clippers

This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Afternoon Double Play. Chicago took a 2-1 lead into the eighth inning yesterday but gave up three runs in the top of the inning to make it two straight losses to open this series. Sean Burke looks to help avoid the sweep as he struggled in his first start against Milwaukee on the road but came back with a solid effort against Toronto on Friday after an opener from Grant Taylor as he went six innings, allowing only one run on four hits and no walks while striking out seven. The Orioles have bounced back after getting swept in Pittsburgh as the offense is still struggling, averaging 2.8 rpg over their last five games. Kyle Bradish is making his third start after posting a 6.23 ERA and 1.62 WHIP in his first two starts after a positive ending to last season with his command not helping. He has a 10.5% K:BB% as he has walked six batters overall. 10* (964) Chicago White Sox

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This is a play on the TORONTO BLUE JAYS as part of our MLB Afternoon Double Play. Toronto has now lost six straight games as the offense got handcuffed again as it has managed only 11 runs during this stretch and it does not have a great matchup but we go with the contrarian value. Shohei Ohtani was strong in his opening start as he did not allow a run while giving up just one hit in six innings against the Guardians. He is going on nine days of rest and faces a Blue Jays team that got to him in the World Series last year, putting up seven runs in 8.1 innings. Dylan Cease is making his third start after a pair of differing outings. He opened with a great start against the Athletics as he allowed only one run and while he went just 5.1 innings, it was due to 12 strikeouts as he was pulled after 90 pitches. His command was not as sharp against Chicago but still struck out six while allowing just two earned runs. 10* (974) Toronto Blue Jays

This is a play on the TORONTO RAPTORS for our NBA Signature Enforcer. Toronto controls its own destiny in staying out of the Play In Tournament as it has a half-game lead over Philadelphia, Charlotte and Orlando with four games remaining, the first two at home against Miami with another home game against Brooklyn to close the season. The Raptors are coming off a loss at Boston on Sunday as they have struggled on the road of late and now have the chance to hold serve on their home floor. Miami has won two of three games after a 1-7 run that essentially has locked it into the Play In Tournament as it will need to win both of these games in Toronto and get some help. The Heat are 10 games over .500 at home but six games under .500 on the road and yet come in as a near pickem after actually opening as the favorite. Here, we play against road teams revenging a same season loss going up against an opponent off a loss by 10 points or more to a division rival. This situation is 55-23 (70.5 percent) since 2022. 10* (538) Toronto Raptors

This is a play on the CINCINNATI REDS as part of our MLB Tuesday Triple Play. Sandy Alcantara had a very rough 2025 season with a 5.36 ERA and 4.19 xFIP as he was coming off Tommy John surgery and he should see position progression this season. Consensus projections suggest a return to a sub-4.20 ERA and 4.01 xFIP which are solid improvements but not elite and we cannot take his two starts against the Rockies and White Sox too serious even though the Reds have not been hitting it great and despite the 0.00 ERA, he is pitching to a 4.59 xERA so regression is on the way. Andrew Abbott pitched six shutout innings against Boston in his opener but labored against Pittsburgh in his second start and should see a bounceback here. He has a 3.78 ERA across 200 road innings since 2023 and faces a Marlins offense that has struggled against lefties compared to the No. 4 OPS against righties. 10* (901) Cincinnati Reds

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This is a play on the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS as part of our MLB Tuesday Triple Play. Robbie Ray makes his third start after putting up near identical stat lines against the Yankees and Mets as he allowed two runs in 5.1 innings as it was one pitch to Aaron Judge that did the two-run damage against the Yankees and then a solo home run against the Mets. He posted a 3.65 ERA and 3.68 xERA and during spring training, he reported a major delivery breakthrough, identifying a hip-dipping issue that had plagued him since his 2023 Tommy John surgery. Cristopher Sanchez has been outstanding in two starts against Texas and Washington with a 0.79 ERA and 0.97 WHIP with both of those coming at home where he has been lights out. Since 2023 in 292.1 home innings, he has a 2.49 ERA but in 202 road innings he has a 3.61 ERA and his K:BB% goes from 22.6% to 12.9%, a massive decline. 10* (910) San Francisco Giants

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This is a play on the MINNESOTA TWINS as part of our MLB Tuesday Triple Play. Taj Bradley is being pegged as a sleeper breakout candidate as he has a new home after being traded at the deadline. Overall, he had a 5.05 ERA with most systems expecting an ERA in the 4.20–4.40 range over approximately 140 innings. His conditioning has improved and his fastball was averaging 97.0-97.7 mph in his spring starts, the highest of his career. In two starts, he has a 0.87 ERA and 1.16 WHIP and both of those were on the road and now makes his season home debut. Tarik Skubal is up to same old stuff as he has dominated through two starts with a 0.69 ERA and 0.69 WHIP with both on the road as well but this is the time to go against. Since 2023, he has a 1.95 ERA in 244.2 home innings but even counting the first two starts, he has a 2.75 ERA in 236 road innings, still solid but not nearly as dominant. 10* (918) Minnesota Twins

This is a play on the PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS for our NBA Signature Enforcer Denver has won eight straight games and the Nuggets are tied with the Lakers for third place in the Western Conference with both sitting one game ahead of Houston for fifth place so each game is huge in trying to secure home court advantage. That being said, the Nuggets are overpriced in this spot based on their winning streak and basically public perception and they have gone 3-5 ATS in these recent eight games. Portland is playing solid as well as it has won three straight games and eight of its last 10 to move two games over .500. The Blazers are securely in the Play In Tournament and are looking to grab a home game as they are still in line for the No. 7 or the No. 8 spots. Here, we play on teams after three straight wins by 10 points or more going up against an opponent after a combined score of 255 points or more. This situation is 42-15 (73.7 percent) since 1997. 10* (531) Portland Trailblazers

This is a play on the CONNECTICUT HUSKIES for our NCAA Championship Winner. Michigan has dominated in the NCAA Tournament but we will grab the points here. The Huskies began Saturday's game on a 27-minute run without committing any turnovers, finishing the game with just four giveaways. Illinois entered the game forcing turnovers on just 11.8 percent of defensive possessions which dead last in college basketball. Michigan is not far behind as it has a 15.1 percent turnover rate which is No. 277 and the Wolverines are forcing just eight tpg in the NCAA Tournament. It has not mattered since they have blown everyone away but this matchup could pose problems and it comes down to tempo, as the Connecticut system is perfectly suited to give Michigan problems as the Huskies have operated at one of the slowest tempos in all of college basketball this season. Michigan's two lowest-tempo games this season have resulted in two of its three losses on the season, and they also faced unexpected challenges from Minnesota and Iowa in low-possession games toward the end of the regular season. The injury to Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg is a big concern as even though he returned against Arizona after getting hurt, it could pose an issue having to sit for 48 hours and he will not be 100 percent. 10* (701) Connecticut Huskies

This is a play on the DETROIT TIGERS as part of our MLB Monday Double Play. The Tigers took two of three against St. Louis after getting swept in Arizona and they have been inconsistent on both sides. Casey Mize is in the shadows of Tarik Skubal and Framber Valdez and that is just fine as we let a line break. He is coming off a great first start where he went six innings and allowed four hits and one run on a solo home run while striking out nine. He was solid last season with a 3.87 ERA and 1.27 WHIP while pitching to a 3.80 xERA in 28 starts and projections are similar. The Twins are 3-6 following a pair of losses over the weekend to Tampa Bay where they managed only two runs. It is likely going to be a long season and Joe Ryan will be a deadline trade target. He struggled in his first start against Kansas City as he allowed five runs in four innings and while he did not allow a walk, he gave up nine hits. 10* (963) Detroit Tigers

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This is a play on the TORONTO BLUE JAYS as part of our MLB Monday Double Play. It has been a rough start for Toronto as it opened with the easiest schedule in the league and is just 4-5 and this is a good spot with what will be an amped up crowd. Max Scherzer was solid in his first start, granted against Colorado, and he is a pitcher you want in a spot like this. We went six innings, allowed one run on four hits and a walk while striking out four. He had a memorable game against the Dodgers here in the World Series and he should get some offense which has put up just eight runs during their four-game losing streak. We were on the Nationals yesterday and they blew a 6-1 lead and that is always a fear when facing the Dodgers. Justin Wrobleski will be making his first start after he went four innings against the Guardians coming out of the bullpen and he allowed three runs on four hits and a walk. 10* (972) Toronto Blue Jays