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Christmas in July: Pacers get forward from Cavs

The Indiana Pacers acquired rookie forward Rakeem Christmas from the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday in exchange for a 2019 second-round draft pick.

The Pacers used a pick recently acquired from the Los Angeles Lakers in the deal for center Roy Hibbert to obtain Christmas. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported that Christmas and the Pacers reached agreement on a four-year, $4.5 million contract with two years guaranteed.

The 6-foot-9 Christmas was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round of the NBA Draft last month and then traded on draft night to the Cavaliers.

As a senior at Syracuse last season, Christmas averaged 17.5 points and 9.1 rebounds per game.

"We really liked Rakeem when he came in for pre-draft workouts," Pacers president of basketball operations Larry Bird said. "He is a solid player who was a contributor all four years at Syracuse and we look forward to having him on our team."

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Wager on Ohio State going unbeaten in 2015-16

Online shop TopBet.eu has released a college football prop bet on the Ohio State Buckeyes going on undefeated during the 2015-16 regular season and post season.

The book is offering NO at 1/4 and YES at 3/1.

The Buckeyes finished 14-1 last season en route to winning the National Championship. Their only loss coming against the Virginia Tech Hokies in their second game of the season.

They open their regular season against the Hokies at Lane Stadium on Sept. 7.

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MLB

Friday, July 24


Nationals have had Pirates' number

The Washington Nationals have emerged triumphant in seven out of their past eight games against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Both clubs will renew acquaintances at the scenic PNC Park Friday. Max Scherzer and Jeff Locke are slated to get the ball for the Nats and Bucs, respectively.

Washington has been tabbed as a -126 favorite at Pinnacle Sports for the National League tilt.

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Friday, July 24


Division foes owning Indians' Kluber as of late

Last year's AL Cy Young Award winner hasn't been producing versus teams in his division this season.

Cleveland's Corey Kluber is winless in his previous eight games against AL Central squads. He'll have an opportunity to buck that trend when the Tribe welcome Jose Quintana and the Chicago White Sox to town in MLB action Friday.

As of this writing, the Indians were -160 favorites on the moneyline.


Under backers are loving the Twins

The Minnesota Twins have been one of the hottest teams in baseball recently when it comes to cashing Under tickets.

The Under is 5-1-1 in the Twinkies' last seven contests. Phil Hughes is the probable starter at home versus Michael Pineda and the Bronx Bombers Friday.

Oddsmakers have tabbed the clash with an eight run total.


Under bets have been cashing in Orioles-Rays games

The Under has cashed in six of the last seven meetings between the Baltimore Orioles and Tampa Bay Rays heading into Friday night's matchup.

That said, the last time the two played (May 31) was the one Over in that stretch of seven meetings. Still, the teams have combined to average just 5.88 runs per game in nine meetings this season (3-6 O/U).

Chris Tillman is probable for the Orioles with Chris Archer expected to start for the Rays. The total opened at 7 but that has since been bumped down to 6.5.


Padres, Cashner cashing Over tickets with ease

San Diego Padres right-hander Andrew Cashner has had a penchant for participating in a lot of high-scoring games lately, and Over bettors are reaping the rewards as a result.

In the last nine games Cashner has taken the bump, the Over has gone a sizzling 7-1-1. He'll get the nod once again versus Dan Haren and the Miami Marlins in California Friday.

Sportsbooks are currently dealing the total for the game at 6.5.


Overs aplenty at Safeco Field

Safeco Field has been a haven for Over bettors recently, as the Seattle Mariners have gone 7-1-1 to the Over in the team's previous nine games at home.

Toronto invades Safeco Friday for a date with King Felix Hernandez and the M's. Drew Hutchinson is the probable starter for the Jays.

The total for the game is currently sitting at seven.


Road woes plaguing Braves

The Atlanta Braves have been far from road warriors as of late, dropping each of their last five matchups away from home.

That's a trend that won't appeal to Braves backers when the squad takes on the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium Friday. Manuel Banuelos and Tim Cooney are scheduled to get the nod for the Braves and Cards, respectively.

Atlanta is priced at +173 for the game at online book Pinnacle Sports.

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Diamond Trends - Friday

July 24, 2015


SU TREND OF THE DAY:

-- The Cardinals are 12-0 since May 02, 2015 at home after a one run win in a home game.

MLB BIBLE TREND:

-- None

PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:

-- When Justin Verlander starts the Tigers are 10-0 since August 16, 2008 after he went less than five innings in his last start.

SDQL CHOICE TREND:

-- When Jeff Locke starts the Pirates are 10-0 since October 01, 2012 after the team lost his last two starts.

ACTIVE TRENDS:

-- The Nationals are 16-0 OU since Aug 29, 2014 on the road after allowing 6+ runs in a road game.

-- The Rockies are 0-10 SU since Jun 03, 2014 at home after allowing 6+ runs in a loss and it is the first game of a series.

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Friday's Tip Sheet

July 24, 2015


Washington Nationals at Pittsburgh Pirates | 7:05 p.m. ET (MLB Network)

A couple of weeks ago, Max Scherzer (10-8, 2.09 ERA) endured his worst start of the year at home against the Cincinnati Reds, who knocked him out of the game in the fifth inning after plating five runs against the frontrunner for the 2015 NL Cy Young award. Since then, however, Scherzer has seemingly returned to form, allowing just three runs combined over two starts spanning 14 2/3 innings, while also racking up 15 strikeouts compared to just one walk. Considering how banged up the Pirates lineup is at the moment, not to mention that this assignment will be taking place in a pitcher-friendly PNC Park, Scherzer has a nice opportunity here to further pad his Cy Young-aspiring résumé. He’s currently a -120 favorite.

Pittsburgh took game one of this four-game series last night behind Francisco Liriano, and now they hope for the same result in the second affair with Jeff Locke (5-6, 4.01 ERA) toeing the rubber. The mercurial left-hander had gone through an extensive stretch of inconsistency earlier in the season, but appears to have settled down, as he’s yielded three runs or less in seven straights, and in six of those, it was two or less. In the process, the ‘under’ has gone 6-1 over that stretch. Given the fact that he’s matched up against an elite starter like Scherzer this evening, the linesmakers have wisely set the over/under at 6.5, rather than 7, which is what many were probably hoping for (me being one).

Detroit Tigers at Boston Red Sox | 7:10 p.m. ET

For the past six years, Rick Porcello (5-10, 5.79 ERA) pitched only for the Detroit Tigers, the only team he’s ever known throughout his big league career. The Red Sox thought they were getting an upper echelon starter when they dealt, essentially, Yoenis Cespedes for his services over the winter, especially considering the fact that Porcello was coming off a season that saw him record career-bests in wins (15), ERA (3.43), and WHIP (1.23). Instead, the move has failed considerably, as Porcello has been one of baseball’s disappointments, while Boston starting pitching has been anchored at the bottom of the league all season long.

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Starting for Porcello’s old club this evening is his ex-teammate Justin Verlander (0-3, 6.62 ERA), who has also been a large disappointment thus far in 2015. Verlander missed the first two-and-a-half months, and since coming back in mid-June, he’s made six starts, only producing poor results. In fact, he’s allowed six runs or more in half of those assignments, although in the other half of the slate, Verlander has flashed signs of his former self, yielding two runs or less in those three outings. The linesmakers have understandably set the over/under at 9 for this one, while Verlander is a +125 road ’dog, which could be great value if he’s in form.

Houston Astros at Kansas City Royals | 8:10 p.m. ET

In acquiring left-hander Scott Kazmir (5-5, 2.38 ERA) yesterday from division rival Oakland, the Astros made a really, really tremendous move in legitimizing their starting rotation. Kazmir is a proven veteran who has been enjoying his best campaign to date, even having high standing amongst the league leaders in ERA. Furthermore, Kazmir may be even more motivated than when a player is typically dealt from a downtrodden team to a contender, as the southpaw’s hometown is Houston. And to think Kazmir was out of baseball only a few years ago. He’s been truly sparkling in ’15, as in his 18 starts this season, he’s surrendered three runs or less in all but one of them. The former Mets prospect opened up as a slight underdog, and the linesmakers already have shifted him to the favorite side for his Astros debut.

For the AL’s best team, Jeremy Guthrie (7-5, 5.36 ERA) will be tasked with spoiling his counterpart’s first start with his hometown team, and fortunately for the Royals, their World Series Game 7 starter has shown much improvement over the past couple of months following a woeful beginning to the year. Heading into June, Guthrie’s ERA stood closer to 7, but the veteran right-hander has turned it around, having given up three earned runs or less in all but one of his nine starts since. The over/under is currently 8.

Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim | 10:05 p.m. ET

Is there a team in baseball hotter than the Angels right now? It’d be hard to argue against them, seeing as how Anaheim is 13-4 in the month of July, and although their seven-game winning streak was snapped yesterday by former Halo Ervin Santana and the Twins, this is a team that looks poised to finish what they started last year. That, of course, involved a monster run in the second half as well, before anticlimactically being swept in the Divisional Series by the Royals. ‘Zylbert Guy’ Nick Tropeano (1-0, 0.00 ERA), whom you might remember as being a sleeper of mine coming into the campaign, will aim to start a new winning streak for the club in only his second start of the year. In his lone big league start this season back in late-April, Tropeano was terrific in blanking the Athletics over six shutout innings, scattering only five hits and striking out five.

The Rangers, meanwhile, have been heading in the opposite direction, trying to ride through a stretch that has sunk them under .500 for the first time in almost two months. Thus, this is a huge series for Texas if they want to gain some ground back right away. They’ll turn to veteran hurler Colby Lewis (9-4, 4.63 ERA) in game one, hoping the right-hander can continue trending upwards after his brutal stretch at the end of May. In fact, ever since getting out of that month, Lewis has recorded nine starts, and eight of them registered as quality ones (six-plus innings, three runs or less). The one time this did not occur, however, came against these Angels, when they blasted him for ten runs on 12 hits in four innings on July 5. As a result, the over/under is as high as 8.5 for this series opener.

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MLB rips ESPN host for DR remarks

July 24, 2015

NEW YORK (AP) Major League Baseball says ESPN Radio host Colin Cowherd owes Dominican players an apology for remarks he made during his show.

In a statement Friday, baseball says it ''condemns the remarks,'' calling them ''inappropriate, offensive and completely inconsistent with the values of our game.''

Cowherd had said Thursday that he didn't believe baseball was complex, saying a third of the sport was from the Dominican Republic, which had ''not been known, in my lifetime, as having, you know, world-class academic abilities.''

There were 83 Dominican players on opening-day rosters, representing about 10 percent of all players in the majors.

One of them, Blue Jays star Jose Bautista, asked Cowherd on Twitter on Thursday for an explanation.

MLB followed Friday, saying: ''Mr. Cowherd owes our players of Dominican origin, and Dominican people generally, an apology.''

In a statement about Cowherd's remarks, players' union head Tony Clark said ''to make an ignorant point by denigrating the intelligence of our Dominican members was not `clunky' - it was offensive.''

ESPN recently said Cowherd is leaving the network amid reports he's going to Fox Sports 1.

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Cardinals acquire Marlins RHP Cishek

July 24, 2015

ST. LOUIS (AP) The NL Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals have bolstered their bullpen, getting Steve Cishek in a trade with the Miami Marlins.

The Cardinals sent Double-A pitcher Kyle Barraclough to the Miami on Friday for the sidearming Cishek. The deal came a week before baseball's trading deadline.

Cishek is 2-6 with three saves and a 4.50 ERA this year. The 29-year-old righty struggled and was sent down to Double-A earlier this season, but had an 0.71 ERA in 13 games since returning to Miami in mid-June.

Cishek has recently been among the most durable relievers in the majors, pitching at least 67 games in each of the past three seasons. He had 39 saves for the Marlins last year and 34 in 2013.

The Cardinals have the best record in the majors. Miami is fourth in the NL East.

Barraclough was a combined 3-0 with 12 saves and a 2.27 ERA in Single-A and Double-A this season. The 25-year-old righty was drafted in the seventh round by St. Louis in 2012.

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Dodgers put Greinke on paternity list

July 24, 2015

NEW YORK (AP) The Los Angeles Dodgers have put All-Star pitcher Zack Greinke on the paternity list while he's with his wife for the birth of their first child.

Greinke has a streak of 43 2-3 scoreless innings, and it hasn't been determined when his next start will come.

The NL West leaders made the move before Friday night's game against the Mets in New York. Greinke was originally scheduled to start the game before returning to Los Angeles on Thursday to be with wife Emily.

Greinke can remain on the paternity list for up to three days. In the meantime, the Dodgers called up right-hander Josh Ravin from Triple-A Oklahoma City.

After Greinke left on Thursday, manager Don Mattingly said there was a chance the ace could pitch later this weekend against the Mets.

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Angels acquire Gillaspie from White Sox

July 24, 2015

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) The Los Angeles Angels have acquired infielder Conor Gillaspie from the Chicago White Sox for cash.

Gillaspie was designated for assignment by the White Sox last Sunday. He hit .237 with 15 RBIs in 58 games, with 50 starts at third base for last-place Chicago.

The 28-year-old Gillaspie is expected to join the AL West leaders this weekend.

The Angels also designated left-hander Adam Wilk for assignment. He pitched one game for Los Angeles this season.

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Indians 'not motivated' to trade any starting pitchers

July 24, 2015

CLEVELAND (AP) Indians general manager Chris Antonetti says he has ''no motivation'' to trade any young starting pitchers.

With a week left before the trading deadline, Antonetti said Friday the club has received numerous calls from teams interested in Cleveland's starters.

The Indians have one of baseball's best young staffs and Corey Kluber, Carlos Carrasco, Trevor Bauer, Danny Salazar and Cody Anderson are under the team's control for several years.

Cleveland remains in the AL wild-card race despite an inconsistent offense, and Antonetti remains confident the club's current lineup can get hot and string together some wins.

As far as making a deal, Antonetti said the Indians are ''open to a lot of different things,'' but the club is not interested in adding

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LEADING OFF: Greinke streak on hold, Kazmir goes for Astros

July 24, 2015

A look at what's happening all around the major leagues today:

NO ZZZZZS FOR ZACK

Zack Greinke's scoreless streak is on hold after the Dodgers ace returned to LA to wait with his wife for the birth of their first child. Greinke has pitched 43 2-3 shutout innings and was set to start Friday night vs. the Mets in New York. Manager Don Mattingly says there's still a chance Greinke will pitch this weekend at Citi Field.

WELCOME ABOARD

Scott Kazmir starts for the hometown Houston Astros, a day after they got him in a trade with Oakland. The 31-year-old lefty joins his new club and pitches at Kansas City. He was 5-5 with a 2.38 ERA in 18 starts for the A's.

TRY AGAIN

Detroit star Justin Verlander makes his seventh start of the year, still aiming for his first win. The former AL MVP and Cy Young winner began the season on the disabled list and has a 6.62 ERA so far. He'll pitch at Fenway Park against former Tigers teammate Rick Porcello.

SET THOSE CLOCKS

The Yankees open a 10-game trip when they face former teammate Phil Hughes and the Twins at Target Field. After this road swing to Minnesota, Texas and the Chicago White Sox, the AL East leaders aren't scheduled to leave the Eastern time zone for the rest of the regular season.

GOLDEN GATERS

Jake Peavy, who earned his first win of the season in his last outing, starts for the Giants against A's righty Jesse Chavez in the Bay Bridge Series opener at San Francisco.

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Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

7:05 PM EDT

121 CALGARY STAMPEDERS -5.5 -4.5 / -4.5 -05 / -4 -4.5 -195
122 OTTAWA REDBLACKS 47.5 46.5 / 46 / 46.5 46 +166

TV: ESPN3.com

10:05 PM EDT

123 TORONTO ARGONAUTS 54 54 / 53 / 53.5 53 +110
124 B.C. LIONS -3.5 -05 -2.5 -15 / -2.5 / -2 -2 -05 -130

TOR-QB-Ricky Ray-OUT | TV: ESPN3.com

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CFL Consensus Picks


SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

10:00 PM Toronto +3 454 47.74% BC Lions -3 497 52.26% View View

7:00 PM Calgary -5 523 55.34% Ottawa +5 422 44.66% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

10:00 PM Toronto 54 348 43.28% BC Lions 54 456 56.72% View View

7:00 PM Calgary 46.5 414 50.24% Ottawa 46.5 410 49.76% View View

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Team Pitcher Open Line Movements Current Runline Scores

4:05 PM EDT

951 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (R) Williams, J 8.5o15 9o18 / 9o20 / 9o19 9o15 +1.5(+115) 2BOT 8
952 CHICAGO CUBS (L) Lester, J -260 -270 / -275 / -270 -280 -1.5(-135) 3

TV: WGN (America), DTV: 307 | PARTLY SUNNY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 8-13. GAME TEMP 86, RH 42% HEAT INDEX 87


7:05 PM EDT

953 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (R) Scherzer, M -125 -127 / -128 / -130 -128 -1.5(+135)
954 PITTSBURGH PIRATES (L) Locke, J 6.5o15 6.5u15 / 6.5 / 6.5u14 6.5 +1.5(-155)

TV: MASN2, ROOT-Pittsburgh, DTV: 641, 659 | MOSTLY FAIR, WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 3-8. GAME TEMP 83, RH 48% HEAT INDEX 84

7:10 PM EDT

955 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (L) Thomas, I -180 +103 / -114 / -113 -111 -1.5(+150)
956 NEW YORK METS (L) Niese, J 6.5u20 6.5u20 / 7.5o15 / 7.5u15 7.5u20 +1.5(-170)

Overnight Pitching Change: LA Dodgers - Ian Thomas (1) (L) for Undecided LAD | LAD-1B-Adrian Gonzalez-Doubtful | TV: SNY, DTV: 639 | MOSTLY FAIR, WIND OUT TO LEFT 4-9. GAME TEMP 83, RH 29% HEAT INDEX 81

8:15 PM EDT

957 ATLANTA BRAVES (L) Banuelos, M 8u15 7.5 / 7.5u15 / 7.5u20 7.5u25 +1.5(-135)
958 ST LOUIS CARDINALS (L) Cooney, T -170 -170 / -174 / -180 -190 -1.5(+115)

TV: FS-Midwest, FS-South, DTV: 646, 671 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE THUNDERSTORMS EARLY. WIND RIGHT TO LEFT 4-9. GAME TEMP 87, RH 51% HEAT INDEX 91

8:40 PM EDT

959 CINCINNATI REDS (R) Desclafani, A 11o20 11o15 / 11o20 / 11u15 11u20 +1.5(-190)
960 COLORADO ROCKIES (R) Butler, E -120 -104 / -103 / -107 -106 -1.5(+160)

TV: FS-Ohio, ROOT-Rocky Mountain, DTV: 660, 683 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM CENTER 11-16. GAME TEMP 86, RH 20% HEAT INDEX 82

9:40 PM EDT

961 MILWAUKEE BREWERS (R) Nelson, J 8o20 8o20 8u14 +1.5(-195)
962 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (L) Corbin, P -120 -116 / -118 / -121 -122 -1.5(+165)

TV: FS-Arizona, DTV: 686 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND LEFT TO RIGHT 7-12. GAME TEMP 97, RH 26% HEAT INDEX 97 (CHASE FIELD ROOF MAY CLOSE IN HOT WEATHER)

10:10 PM EDT

963 MIAMI MARLINS (R) Haren, D 6.5 6.5o20 / 6.5o30 / 7u20 7u25 +1.5(-195)
964 SAN DIEGO PADRES (R) Cashner, A -145 -125 / -126 / -130 -143 -1.5(+165)

MIA-RF-Giancarlo Stanton-OUT | TV: FS-Florida, FS-San Diego, DTV: 654, 694 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM LEFT 4-9. GAME TEMP 77, RH 59% HEAT INDEX 79

7:10 PM EDT

965 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (R) Tillman, C 7u20 6.5u25 / 6.5u30 / 6.5u20 6.5u25 +1.5(-160)
966 TAMPA BAY RAYS (R) Archer, C -160 -157 / -155 / -156 -157 -1.5(+140)
TV: MASN, SunSports, DTV: 640, 653 | Dome

7:10 PM EDT

967 CHICAGO WHITE SOX (L) Quintana, J 7u15 7u15 / 7u25 7u30 +1.5(-160)
968 CLEVELAND INDIANS (R) Kluber, C -180 -158 / -156 / -160 -158 -1.5(+140)

TV: CSN-Chicago, SportsTime Ohio, DTV: 662, 665 | MOSTLY FAIR, WIND IN FROM CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 80, RH 54% HEAT INDEX 82

7:10 PM EDT

969 DETROIT TIGERS (R) Verlander, J 9o25 9u20 / 9u25 / 8.5o23 8.5o20 +1.5(-165)
970 BOSTON RED SOX (R) Porcello, R -130 -130 / -134 / -142 -143 -1.5(+145)

DET-1B-Miguel Cabrera-OUT | BOS-DH-David Ortiz-Doubtful | TV: FS-Detroit, NESN, DTV: 628, 663 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 40% CHANCE SHOWERS EARLY. WIND IN FROM LEFT CENTER 4-9. GAME TEMP 75, RH 53% HEAT INDEX 77

8:10 PM EDT

971 NEW YORK YANKEES (R) Pineda, M -140 -142 / -160 / -155 -156 -1.5(+105)
972 MINNESOTA TWINS (R) Hughes, P 8 8o20 / 8 / 8o15 8 +1.5(-125)

TV: YES, DTV: 631 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO RIGHT CENTER 9-14. GAME TEMP 84, RH 58% HEAT INDEX 88

8:10 PM EDT

973 HOUSTON ASTROS (L) Kazmir, S 8.5 -111 / -120 / -118 8.5 -1.5(+140)
974 KANSAS CITY ROYALS (R) Guthrie, J -135 8.5 / 8 / 8u15 -135 +1.5(-160)

Overnight Pitching Change: Houston - S. Kazmir (L) for S. Feldman | TV: FS-Kansas City, ROOT-Southwest, DTV: 672, 674 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE THUNDERSTORMS. WIND OUT TO LEFT 6-11. GAME TEMP 91, RH 61% HEAT INDEX 103

10:05 PM EDT

975 TEXAS RANGERS (R) Lewis, C 8o15 8 / 8u15 / 8u20 8 +1.5(-160)
976 LOS ANGELES ANGELS (R) Tropeano, N -160 -154 / -150 / -148 -147 -1.5(+140)

TV: FS-Southwest, FS-West, DTV: 676, 692 | MOSTLY FAIR, WIND OUT TO CENTER 4-9. GAME TEMP 79, RH 57% HEAT INDEX 81

10:10 PM EDT

977 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (R) Hutchison, D 7u15 6.5o15 / 6.5o13 / 6.5 6.5o20 +1.5(-175) betting closed
978 SEATTLE MARINERS (R) Hernandez, F -150 -148 / -143 / -142 -143 -1.5(+155)

TV: ROOT-Northwest, DTV: 687 | CLOUDY, 60% CHANCE RAIN. WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 6-11. GAME TEMP 65, RH 78% (SAFECO FIELD ROOF CLOSES IN WET WEATHER)

10:15 PM EDT

979 OAKLAND ATHLETICS (R) Chavez, J 7u15 7o10 / 7 / 7u15 7 +1.5(-200)
980 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (R) Peavy, J -135 -123 / -121 / -122 -123 -1.5(+170)

TV: CSN-California, DTV: 698 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 10-15. GAME TEMP 70, RH 56%

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WNBA JUNE/ JULY RECORD:

*****...............................8 - 10 - 2
DOUBLE PLAY....................24 - 25
TRIPLE PLAY......................11 - 8
SLAM DUNK.......................16 - 12

MLB RECORD FOR JUNE/JULY:

*****.............................65 - 80 - 1 .....................,........- 10.96
double play......................115 - 122 - 2 ..........................- 17.62
triple play........................48 - 42 - 1 .............................+ 7.23
grand slam......................70 - 72 - 2...............................- 27.86
double grand slam.............0 - 1.......................................- 8.00

CFL JUNE/JULY RECORD:

SINGLE PLAY.................................1 - 1
DOUBLE PLAY................................4 - 7
TRIPLE PLAY..................................3 - 1
BLOW OUT....................................0 - 2