Sinner ML. I know Alcaraz owns the H2H vs. Sinner, but there is just something about Sinner coming back off suspension. He is playing like he has something to prove and with a big chip on his shoulder ad it is reflected in how dominant he has been in this French Open.

Indiana had 25 turnovers and still won the first game.
Indiana has consistently won games 1 and 2 on the road, including all 6 this postseason. Will they win game 2? maybe, maybe not, but there is a good chance they cover 11. pacers are 8-2 ATS on the road last 10 games

Indiana +11

Texas Rangers -140
Nationals Starter Trevor Williams has not pitched well, he is 3-6 with a 6.03 ERA
Williams is worse at home where he has a 7.06 ERA and .281 allowed batting average
Nationals have lost four of their last five day games against AL West opponents
Most likely bullpen game for Rangers but they are 4th in the league in team ERA at 3.17

Twins -1 -120
Twins look to avoid getting swept at home.
Twins ace Joe Ryan has been sensational and really deals in his home ballpark.
Bowden has been getting rocked.

Detroit Tigers Moneyline

Detroit is 22-9 at home this season.

Tigers SP Jack Flaherty has given up 6 hits & 1 ER over his last 2 starts (12 IP).

Detroit's bullpen has posted a stronger ERA (3.34) so far this season then the Cubs (3.43).

NYY rl
Yankees have Rodon on the mound and has much success against Boston batters.
Look for NYY to finish off the 3 game series with a win.

Pacers +11

First of all I do believe The Thunder will win the game. But I just think 11 points is too much. I took OKC game 1 and lost and it took me awhile to realize this Pacers team is a scrappy team. They can be down 12-15 points in the 4Q and in a flash cut it to 2-3 points. I think the game is close in the end so I'm taking the points.

MLB Houston +135 (ML)
Astros go for the sweep tonight, they have
won 9 of last 10 meetings..also pretty good
Odds

TB over 8.5 -118

I don’t like Miami offense and Miami has gone under 6 of the last 8, but this bet is on the Weather, Temp in 90’s with wind blowing in, small field. Good luck

OKC -11...like the spot, don't mind the high number as in this spot they clip 62.176% cover rate so taking the home fav today...GLA!

White Sox 1st 5, +105

Sox are playing better- won 3 straight and are 5-5 last ten games. Royals are 4-6 last ten games. Sox start underrated Mike Vasil who is 3-2 and an outstanding 1.89 ERA. At home- it’s 1.11. Sox will get 3 to 4 innings out of him. Royals start Michael Lorenzen who’s 3-6 with a 5.12 ERA. ERA on the road- 6.37. Take the Sox over the first 5 innings.

OKC -10

OKC can’t afford to be swept at home and should be more focused for whole game it’s a big number but this team is more than capable and should handle things tonite

Miami under 9 The total has gone UNDER in 6 of Miami's last 8 games.

NRFI PItt Philly

NRFI on games where total is 7 or less hitting over 60 percent since 2022

kenes and Anchez should have there way today.

Yankees -1.5, -105. Yankees come in off a big loss to an ok Red Sox team and look to bounce back today. Red Sox come in off a big win over a good Yankees team and look to take a step back today.

Yankees -1.5, -105. Yankees come in off a big loss to an ok Red Sox team and look to bounce back today. Red Sox come in off a big win over a good Yankees team and look to take a step back today.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander u34.5 Points Scored (-120)

I fully expect SGA to score double-digit points in the opening frame, but that won’t translate to a final tally of 35 or more. His early-game scoring, coupled with his team’s energy on both ends of the court, should lead to a comfortable win for the home team and little work on offense for SGA late in the game.

Oklahoma City Thunder -10.5 (-115)
1Q -4.5 (-115)
2Q -4 (-102)
3Q -2 (-115)
4Q -1.5 (-110)

Jalen Williams Over 21.5 (-107) Williams has a strong track record of bouncing back from quiet or inefficient games. You can count on him to aggressively seek opportunities to score.
Tyrese Haliburton Over 16.5 (-102) The standout player of Game 1 notched an impressive 14 points, leaving him brimming with confidence and ready to seize the opportunity to shine even brighter.
Chet Holmgren Over 14.5 (-117) Holmgren wants to forget his first NBA Finals game. This season, he's averaged 15 points per game, hitting that mark in four of five games against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the previous series.


The Thunder had Game 1 under control but let a 15-point fourth-quarter lead slip away, ultimately trailing at the final buzzer.
However, there’s no need for panic among the NBA’s top defense. They forced the Pacers into an incredible 24 turnovers while limiting themselves to just six.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander excelled in the opening game and is expected to shine again in this matchup.
Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams need to step up. Holmgren was nearly absent in Game 1, while Williams struggled with a 6-for-19 shooting performance.
Expect Williams to bounce back aggressively and support SGA. Defensively, Lu Dort, Alex Caruso, and Cason Wallace are ready to disrupt the Pacers' offense.
If the Pacers repeat their mistakes, the Thunder will capitalize.
The Pacers shot impressively in Game 1, hitting 48% of their field goals and 46% of their three-pointers—but that won’t last.
This is a crucial game for the Thunder; they must avoid a 0-2 deficit at home and can even the series with a decisive win in Game 2.

Pacers +10.5....Thunder should bounce back at home and tie the series but if they want to give me double digits with a quality team like the Pacers I'll take them