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CFL

Week 5

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Trend Report

Sunday, July 26

7:00 PM
HAMILTON vs. SASKATCHEWAN
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Hamilton's last 6 games on the road
Hamilton is 5-13 ATS in its last 18 games when playing Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is 17-4 SU in its last 21 games when playing Hamilton
Saskatchewan is 12-1 SU in its last 13 games when playing at home against Hamilton

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CFL

Sunday, July 26

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Game of the day: Tiger-Cats at Roughriders
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Saskatchwan Roughriders (-1, 56)

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats look to put a disappointing start to the season behind them when they hit the road to face the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday. The Tiger-Cats were pegged by many as East Division favourites in the preseason but have lost two of their first three games, including a 17-13 setback to the Montreal Alouettes in Week 4.

Penalties and turnovers have hampered Hamilton's progress and it hopes to turn things around by securing its first victory in Regina since a 35-34 triumph on July 28, 2012. The Roughriders look to avoid their first 0-5 start in 20 years after dropping a 27-24 decision to the BC Lions. Kevin Glenn has been a more than capable replacement for the injured Darian Durant, and leads the league with 1,228 passing yards, but Saskatchewan's defence has given up a least 27 points in every game. The Roughriders have dropped their first three home games after finishing 6-3 last season, but have had some recent success against Hamilton, winning the last two meetings in Regina by an average margin of 29 points.

TV: 7 p.m. ET, TSN

LINE HISTORY: The spread opened as a pick'em before moving to SSK -1. The total has jumped a point from 55 to 56.

INJURY REPORT: Tiger-Cats - DB Neil King (Ques-Undisclosed), DB Courtney Stephen (Ques-Undisclosed) Roughriders - LB Shea Emry (Ques-Neck)

ABOUT THE TIGER-CATS (1-2 SU, 1-2 ATS, 1-2 O/U): Zach Collaros had his worst outing of the year after finishing 27-of-42 for 296 yards and three interceptions as Hamilton turned the ball over five times versus the Alouettes. The Tiger-Cats will get a big boost with the news that running back C.J. Gable has recovered from a finger injury and is back on the practice field after missing the first three games of the season. Linebacker Rico Murray, who led the team with five interceptions last year, has recovered from a hamstring injury and could be in line for his first start Sunday.

ABOUT THE ROUGHRIDERS (0-4 SU, 0-4 ATS, 3-0 O/U): Weston Dressler continued his hot start as he hauled in six passes for 125 yards against the Lions and is second in the CFL with 329 receiving yards. Ryan Smith, who has 11 catches for 251 yards and two touchdowns, is set to return to the lineup after missing the last two games with an upper-body injury while wide receiver Taj Smith is done for the rest of the season. "He wasn't at his fullest so we shut Taj down," Saskatchewan coach Corey Chamblin told reporters. "There's some other guys that moved ahead of him."

TRENDS:

*Tiger-Cats are 2-13-1 ATS in their last 16 meetings in Saskatchewan.
*Roughriders are 3-12-1 ATS in their last 16 games overall.
*Under is 10-4 in Tiger-Cats last 14 games overall.
*Over is 6-2 in Roughriders last 8 games following a S.U. loss.

CONSENSUS: 64.4 percent of the community is behind SSK, with 53.5 percent on the under.

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MLB
Short Sheet

Sunday, July 26

LA Dodgers at NY Mets, 1:10 PM
Los Angeles: 7-14 SU as a road favorite of -125 to -175
New York: 23-9 SU in day games

Washington at Pittsburgh, 1:35 PM
Washington: 28-55 SU as a road underdog of +100 or higher
Pittsburgh: 12-1 SU in home games in day games

Atlanta at St Louis, 2:15 PM
Atlanta: 4-14 SU in road games after a game without an extra base hit
St Louis: 22-4 SU as a favorite of -150 or more

Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 PM
Philadelphia: 2-15 SU in road games after 2 or more consecutive unders
Chicago: 19-9 SU in home games after having lost 3 of their last 4

Miami at San Diego, 4:10 PM
Miami: 8-22 SU after a loss by 2 runs or less
San Diego: 35-16 SU in home games after allowing 1 run or less

Cincinnati at Colorado, 4:10 PM
Cincinnati: 59-46 SU when the total is 11 or higher
Colorado: 25-54 SU after scoring 2 runs or less

Milwaukee at Arizona, 4:10 PM
Milwaukee: 19-8 SU on the road when the total is 8 to 8.5
Arizona: 26-43 SU after allowing 2 runs or less

Chicago at Cleveland, 1:10 PM
Chicago: 22-15 SU after 2 straight games without giving up a stolen base
Cleveland: 9-15 SU after 3 consecutive game versus a division rival

Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:10 PM
Baltimore: 12-4 SU after 3 straight games where they had 7 or less hits
Tampa Bay: 5-14 SU after scoring 1 run or less

Detroit at Boston, 8:05 PM
Detroit: 6-0 SU in road games after allowing 1 run or less
Boston: 6-15 SU after scoring 3 runs or less 2 straight games

NY Yankees at Minnesota, 2:10 PM
New York: 51-32 SU against AL Central opponents
Minnesota: 17-36 SU in home games after 2 or more consecutive overs

Houston at Kansas City, 2:10 PM
Houston: 7-15 SU after scoring and allowing 3 runs or less
Kansas City: 18-6 SU at home when the total is 7 to 7.5

Texas at LA Angels, 3:35 PM
Texas: 13-7 SU after 2 straight games where they committed no errors
Los Angeles: 28-39 SU when playing on Sunday

Toronto at Seattle, 4:10 PM
Toronto: BUEHRLE 20-7 TSR as a favorite of -110 or higher
Seattle: 14-23 SU at home when the total is 7 to 7.5

Oakland at San Francisco, 4:05 PM
Oakland: 16-23 SU after allowing 2 runs or less
San Francisco: 33-20 SU after a win

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Armadillo: Sunday's six-pack

Current odds to win the World Series this season.......

9-2-- Kansas City Royals

6-1-- St Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers, Washington Nationals

8-1-- Pittsburgh Pirates

12-1-- Bronx Bombers

14-1-- Los Angeles Angels

16-1-- Chicago Cubs

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Armadillo: Sunday's List of 13: Wrapping up a sports Saturday.....

13) In his last two starts before Saturday, Cole Hamels allowed 20 hits, 14 runs in 6.1 IP; he threw a no-hitter at Wrigley Field Saturday, the first time the Cubs have been no-hit in 7,920 games dating back to 1965, when Sandy Koufax threw a perfect game against Chicago.

12) Cincinnati now has longest streak since they were last shut out, 7,026 games, which goes back to 1971.

11) Hamels threw 129 pitches, induced 27 misses on 59 swings-- ya think the teams trying to trade for Hamels are nervous about him throwing 129 pitches?

10) Milwaukee's leadoff hitter got on base leading off the game last night, then was thrown out stealing second- that makes me nuts, giving the pitcher an out before he actually gets a hitter out. The #2-3-4 hitters were coming up; make the pitcher work.

9) 49 years ago this week, July 25, 1956, Roberto Clemente hit a walk-off inside-the-park grand slam that gave the Pirates a 9-8 win at Forbes Field. Imagine that!!! In his great career, Clemnete hit ten inside-the-park homers.

8) Alex Rodriguez hit three homers Saturday (THREE HOMERS!!!) as Bronx rallied to win 8-5 in Minnesota; A-Rod is hitting .277 with 23 HRs, 58 RBI and a .375 OB% as his team is in first place in the AL East. A-Rod will be 40 this coming week.

7) For whatever reason, the media refuses to give A-Rod his due; if this had been Derek Jeter instead of A-Rod, the following things might well have already happened:
-- Immediate induction in Cooperstown, waiving the 5-year post-retirement wait
-- He would've gotten a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
-- He would've been named to the All-Star team (imagine no A-Rod this year?)
-- He would've been nominated for sainthood by the Vatican.

6) Mets' pitcher Matt Harvey has 2+ RBI in his last three starts, the first MLB pitcher to do that since Andy Messersmith in 1976.

5) Russell Wilson turned down $21M a year from the Seahawks? This is a guy who left NC State before his senior year, after starting for three years-- he is stubborn and it will not surprise me if he winds up leaving Seattle.

4) Arizona slugger Paul Goldschmidt is very good at working the count; he has had 32 PAs where he was down 0-2 in the count and the count wound up 3-2. He has had 13 walks where the count on him was 0-2 or 1-2. He makes the pitcher work.

3) Phillies are now 13-37 on the road, but if you look at their record in road games in just the first five innings, it is even worse-- Hamels' no-hitter was just sixth time in 50 road games they led after five innings. They've been tied 14 times (6-30-14).

2) Latrell Sprewell once turned down a 3-year, $27M contract from Minnesota at the end of his career in 2005- now he is broke. Who does something like that? There was a story this week about Antoine Walker making $108M in his playing career but being broke two years after he retired.

Athletes/musicians should take money management classes in college; actually, we all should, but those guys have a lot more money to deal with than I ever did.

1) Big day in Cooperstown today: Craig Biggio, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz, Randy Johnson and Dick Enberg are getting inducted. I've been to Cooperstown a lot, living 80 miles away-- it is a small town, hard to get to, very historic. I think if I came across the country to see it, I'd be a little disappointed, but the museum itself is very cool.

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Moore leads West to WNBA All-Star victory

UNCASVILLE, Conn. -- Maya Moore has played in plenty of big games in Connecticut, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that the Minnesota Lynx guard and two-time national champion at Connecticut stole the spotlight at Saturday's WNBA All-Star Game at Mohegan Sun Arena.

Moore scored 10 of her team's final 12 points to finish with an All-Star Game record 30 and lead the Western Conference to a 117-112 victory over the Eastern Conference.

"It's really fun to be able to play well in front of a crowd that's going to appreciate it," said Moore, who went 150-4 with the Huskies and reached four Final Fours in four years at UConn.

"It's going to be a toss up between the Minnesota fans and these fans, both near and dear to my heart. If I was going to do it in front of any other fans that weren't Minnesota, I would want it to be here in Connecticut. (I) had a blast doing it."

Moore, selected the game's most valuable player, drained the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:51 remaining in the game. The guard scored 19 points in the second half and made six 3-pointers while totaling six rebounds and five assists in her fourth All-Star Game.

Britney Griner's emphatic third-quarter dunk and ensuing 3-pointer highlighted the Phoenix Mercury center's dominant performance for the West.

Griner, who was plus-17 on the floor for the game, collected 21 points, nine rebounds and three blocked shots.

"I'm just trying to bring something exciting to the game," Griner said. "Get more people involved, get more people watching, and just have fun. Honestly, I just love to do it."

Guard-forward Kayla McBride of the San Antonio Stars scored 18 off the bench for the West.

Shoni Schimmel of the Atlanta Dream, winner of last year's WNBA All-Star Game MVP award after her then league-record 29-point performance, made a pull-up 3-pointer to give the East a 106-105 lead with 2:04 remaining. The guard finished with 13 points and six assists.

Guard Alex Bentley of the host Connecticut Sun gave the local fans something to cheer about, scoring 23 points for the East on 5-of-8 shooting from 3-point range in her first All-Star Game.

"I've been dreaming for events and days like this all my life," Bentley said. "I've been wanting to play basketball since I was 5- or 6-years-old.

"I used to go to the Indiana Fever games and want to be in their shoes, want to be in (Fever forward) Tamika Catching's shoes."

Catchings, playing in her 10th and final All-Star Game, scored eight points to pass retired Los Angeles Sparks legend Lisa Leslie for the most career All-Star Game points (108) in history.

Guard-forward Elena Delle Donne of the Chicago Sky, the WNBA's leading scorer at the break averaging 24.5 points, added 16 points and eight rebounds for the East.

Griner and the West built a four-point lead midway through the first quarter, but the East took advantage of the additional floor spacing when Griner subbed out at the 4:56 mark and closed the period on a 20-6 run to take a 34-24 lead after one and went ahead by 12 early in the second.

After checking back in with 7:08 left in the first half and the West down by 10 points, Griner immediately made an impact on the boards, grabbing six of her seven first-half rebounds in a span of 6:49 as the West pulled to within 59-58 at halftime.

A layup by Tulsa Shock forward-center Plenette Pierson gave the West a 93-91 lead heading into the fourth quarter. The game was last tied, 102-102, with 4:08 to play in the final quarter.

NOTES: Mohegan Sun Arena hosted the WNBA All-Star Game for the fourth time. ... WNBA president Laurel J. Richie spoke about the impending relocation of the Tulsa Shock to Dallas before the game. "As excited as we are about that move to Dallas, I would be remiss if I didn't very, very genuinely thank the people of Tulsa," she said. Richie also said the league is getting "closer and closer" to expansion. ... Indiana Fever F Tamika Catchings of the East became the first WNBA player to earn 10 All-Star selections. "It's a blessing to be around the WNBA and have as many years as I've had to play and perform," she said. ... Seattle Storm G Sue Bird and Phoenix Mercury G-F DeWanna Bonner started for the West in place of injured Tulsa Shock G Skylar Diggins (right ACL tear) and Minnesota Lynx G Seimone Augustus (right knee surgery).

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Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

7:05 PM EDT

127 HAMILTON TIGERCATS PK 56o21 / 56o24 / 56o17 56 -105
128 SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS 56 -1 -15 / PK / PK +15 PK -115

SSK-QB-Darian Durant-OUT | TV: ESPN3.com

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CFL Consensus Picks


SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

7:00 PM Hamilton +1 430 45.60% Saskatchewan -1 513 54.40% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

7:00 PM Hamilton 56 390 46.65% Saskatchewan 56 446 53.35% View View

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Team Pitcher Open Line Movements Current Runline Scores


1:10 PM EDT

951 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (R) Greinke, Z -135 -125 / -126 / -127 -122 -1.5(+135)
952 NEW YORK METS (R) Degrom, J 6u15 6 / 6o20 / 6o15 6 +1.5(-155)

TV: TBS, DTV: 247 | PARTLY SUNNY, WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 9-14. GAME TEMP 87, RH 41% HEAT INDEX 88

1:35 PM EDT

953 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (R) Ross, J 7 7 7u15 +1.5(-160)
954 PITTSBURGH PIRATES (R) Cole, G -185 -171 / -170 / -162 -163 -1.5(+140)

TV: MASN2, ROOT-Pittsburgh, DTV: 641, 659 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS LATE. WIND OUT TO LEFT 3-8. GAME TEMP 81, RH 56% HEAT INDEX 83

2:15 PM EDT

955 ATLANTA BRAVES (R) Wisler, M 7o20 7u15 / 7 / 7u11 7u15 +1.5(-130)
956 ST LOUIS CARDINALS (R) Wacha, M -210 -211 / -210 / -205 -200 -1.5(+110)

TV: FS-Midwest, FS-South, DTV: 646, 671 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS LATE. WIND OUT TO LEFT 6-11. GAME TEMP 86, RH 67% HEAT INDEX 94

2:20 PM EDT

957 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (R) Nola, A 7o15 7o15 / 7.5u30 7.5u25 +1.5(-130)
958 CHICAGO CUBS (R) Hammel, J -225 -203 / -200 / -198 -200 -1.5(+110)

TV: CSN-Philadelphia | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM RIGHT 5-10. GAME TEMP 79, RH 55% HEAT INDEX 81

4:10 PM EDT

959 MIAMI MARLINS (R) Latos, M 7u15 -103 / -104 / -106 -105 -1.5(+155)
960 SAN DIEGO PADRES (R) Despaigne, O -115 7u15 / 7u20 / 7u18 7u15 +1.5(-175)

MIA-RF-Giancarlo Stanton-OUT | TV: FS-Florida, FS-San Diego, DTV: 654, 694 | MOSTLY FAIR, WIND LEFT TO RIGHT 5-10, GUSTY. GAME TEMP 75, RH 66% HEAT INDEX 78

4:10 PM EDT

961 CINCINNATI REDS (R) Lorenzen, M 11o25 11 / 11o20 / 11o30 11.5u15 +1.5(-175)
962 COLORADO ROCKIES (R) Kendrick, K -115 -115 / -114 / -113 -114 -1.5(+155)

COL-3B-Nolan Arenado-? | TV: FS-Ohio, ROOT-Rocky Mountain, DTV: 660, 683 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS LATE. WIND IN FROM RIGHT 5-10. GAME TEMP 89, RH 23% HEAT INDEX 86

4:10 PM EDT

963 MILWAUKEE BREWERS (R) Garza, M 8.5u20 8.5u20 / 8.5u22 / 8.5u20 8 +1.5(-190)
964 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (R) Hellickson, J -120 -120 / -119 / -121 -124 -1.5(+160)

TV: FS-Arizona, DTV: 686 | MOSTLY SUNNY, WIND OUT TO RIGHT CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 104, RH 9% WIND CHILL 0 (CHASE FIELD ROOF MAY CLOSE IN HOT WEATHER)

1:10 PM EDT

965 CHICAGO WHITE SOX (L) Rodon, C 7.5u15 7o15 / 7 / 7u20 7u25 +1.5(-165)
966 CLEVELAND INDIANS (R) Salazar, D -170 -154 / -153 / -152 -151 -1.5(+145)

TV: CSN-Chicago, SportsTime Ohio, DTV: 662, 665 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 80, RH 64% HEAT INDEX 83

1:10 PM EDT

967 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (L) Chen, W -104 -115 / -114 / -112 -113 -1.5(+155)
968 TAMPA BAY RAYS (L) Moore, M 7 7o23 / 7o30 / 7.5u25 7.5u30 +1.5(-175)

TV: MASN, SunSports, DTV: 640, 653 | Dome

8:05 PM EDT

969 DETROIT TIGERS (R) Greene, S 9.5u20 9.5u20 / 9.5 9.5o15 +1.5(-160)
970 BOSTON RED SOX (L) Rodriguez, E -140 -140 / -142 -141 -1.5(+140)

Time-change to 08:05pm EDT | DET-1B-Miguel Cabrera-OUT | TV: ESPN, DTV: 206 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS. WIND OUT TO CENTER 8-13. GAME TEMP 73, RH 78% HEAT INDEX 77

2:10 PM EDT

971 NEW YORK YANKEES (R) Eovaldi, N -115 -119 / -121 / -124 -121 -1.5(+135)
972 MINNESOTA TWINS (R) Gibson, K 8.5u15 8.5u24 / 8.5u20 / 8o15 8 +1.5(-155)

TV: FS-North, DTV: 668 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM RIGHT 4-9. GAME TEMP 85, RH 54% HEAT INDEX 88

2:10 PM EDT

973 HOUSTON ASTROS (L) Keuchel, D -115 -116 / -117 / -116 -115 -1.5(+145)
974 KANSAS CITY ROYALS (R) Ventura, Y 7.5u20 7.5u20 / 7.5u30 / 7.5u25 7.5u20 +1.5(-165)

TV: FS-Kansas City, ROOT-Southwest, DTV: 672, 674 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 4-9. GAME TEMP 91, RH 57% HEAT INDEX 101

3:35 PM EDT

975 TEXAS RANGERS (R) Martinez, N 8o15 8u15 / 8u20 / 7.5 7.5o15 +1.5(-135)
976 LOS ANGELES ANGELS (L) Heaney, A -200 -200 / -190 / -183 -182 -1.5(+115)

TV: FS-Southwest, FS-West, DTV: 676, 692 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 77, RH 64% HEAT INDEX 79

4:10 PM EDT

977 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (L) Buehrle, M -115 -117 / -109 / -110 -111 -1.5(+150)
978 SEATTLE MARINERS (R) Walker, T 7.5o15 7.5u13 / 7.5u16 / 7.5u15 7.5u20 +1.5(-170)

TV: ROOT-Northwest, DTV: 687 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 60% CHANCE SHOWER/STORMS. WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 68, RH 56% (SAFECO FIELD ROOF CLOSES IN WET WEATHER)

4:05 PM EDT

979 OAKLAND ATHLETICS (R) Graveman, K 7.5u25 7.5u25 / 7.5u30 / 7.5u20 7.5u15 +1.5(-190)
980 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (R) Hudson, T -145 -145 / -142 -141 -1.5(+160)

TV: CSN-Bay, CSN-California, DTV: 696, 698 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 11-16. GAME TEMP 68, RH 65%

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MLB Consensus Picks


SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

3:35 PM Texas +164 262 31.38% LA Angels -178 573 68.62% View View

2:15 PM Atlanta +197 283 33.06% St. Louis -216 573 66.94% View View

2:20 PM Philadelphia +174 315 36.89% Chi. Cubs -190 539 63.11% View View

4:05 PM Oakland +125 301 37.63% San Francisco -135 499 62.37% View View

1:10 PM Chi. White Sox +146 335 39.14% Cleveland -159 521 60.86% View View

1:35 PM Washington +152 337 39.65% Pittsburgh -165 513 60.35% View View

4:10 PM Milwaukee +111 304 40.05% Arizona -120 455 59.95% View View

4:10 PM Miami -106 310 41.17% San Diego -102 443 58.83% View View

8:08 PM Detroit +129 362 47.07% Boston -140 407 52.93% View View

4:10 PM Cincinnati +104 379 50.07% Colorado -113 378 49.93% View View

2:10 PM NY Yankees -122 463 54.79% Minnesota +113 382 45.21% View View

1:10 PM Baltimore -125 499 59.26% Tampa Bay +115 343 40.74% View View

2:10 PM Houston -114 532 61.01% Kansas City +105 340 38.99% View View

1:10 PM LA Dodgers -125 590 65.41% NY Mets +115 312 34.59% View View

4:10 PM Toronto -116 564 66.75% Seattle +107 281 33.25% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

1:10 PM LA Dodgers 6 90 36.14% NY Mets 6 159 63.86% View View

2:15 PM Atlanta 7 182 37.60% St. Louis 7 302 62.40% View View

2:10 PM Houston 7.5 202 40.97% Kansas City 7.5 291 59.03% View View

4:10 PM Miami 7 203 44.52% San Diego 7 253 55.48% View View

1:35 PM Washington 7 226 45.02% Pittsburgh 7 276 54.98% View View

4:05 PM Oakland 7.5 218 46.28% San Francisco 7.5 253 53.72% View View

4:10 PM Milwaukee 8.5 249 51.55% Arizona 8.5 234 48.45% View View

1:10 PM Chi. White Sox 7.5 257 51.71% Cleveland 7.5 240 48.29% View View

2:20 PM Philadelphia 7 111 52.61% Chi. Cubs 7 100 47.39% View View

1:10 PM Baltimore 7 274 54.37% Tampa Bay 7 230 45.63% View View

3:35 PM Texas 8 266 56.24% LA Angels 8 207 43.76% View View

8:08 PM Detroit 9.5 305 59.22% Boston 9.5 210 40.78% View View

2:10 PM NY Yankees 8 286 59.34% Minnesota 8 196 40.66% View View

4:10 PM Cincinnati 11 329 63.03% Colorado 11 193 36.97% View View

4:10 PM Toronto 7.5 308 64.03% Seattle 7.5 173 35.97% View View

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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:

*****.............................67 - 84 - 1 .....................,........- 12.81
double play......................119 - 129 - 2 ..........................- 23.64
triple play........................50 - 44 - 1 ...............................+ 5.58
grand slam......................72 - 78 - 2...............................- 47.86
double grand slam.............0 - 1.......................................- 8.00

CFL JUNE/JULY RECORD:

SINGLE PLAY.................................1 - 1
DOUBLE PLAY................................5 - 7
TRIPLE PLAY..................................3 - 1
BLOW OUT.....................................1 - 2

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SUNDAY, JULY 26

Game Score Status Pick Amount

Hamilton - 7:00 PM ET Hamilton +1 500 BLOW OUT

Saskatchewan - Under 56 500 BLOW OUT

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SUNDAY, JULY 26

Game Score Status Pick Amount

Baltimore - 1:10 PM ET Baltimore -125 500
Tampa Bay - Over 7 500

Chi. White Sox - 1:10 PM ET Chi. White Sox +146 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Cleveland - Over 7.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY

LA Dodgers - 1:10 PM ET NY Mets +115 500 GRAND SLAM
NY Mets - Under 6 500

Washington - 1:35 PM ET Washington +152 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Pittsburgh - Over 7 500

Houston - 2:10 PM ET Kansas City +105 500 GRAND SLAM
Kansas City - Under 7.5 500

NY Yankees - 2:10 PM ET Minnesota +113 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Minnesota - Over 8 500

Atlanta - 2:15 PM ET Atlanta +197 500 *****
St. Louis - Under 7 500

Philadelphia - 2:20 PM ET Chi. Cubs -190 500
Chi. Cubs - Under 7 500

Texas - 3:35 PM ET Texas +164 500 *****
LA Angels - Over 8 500

Oakland - 4:05 PM ET Oakland +125 500 *****
San Francisco - Under 7.5 500

Toronto - 4:10 PM ET Toronto -116 500
Seattle - Over 7.5 500

Milwaukee - 4:10 PM ET Milwaukee +111 500 GRAND SLAM
Arizona - Under 8.5 500

Cincinnati - 4:10 PM ET Cincinnati +104 500 TRIPLE PLAY
Colorado - Under 11 500

Miami - 4:10 PM ET Miami -106 500
San Diego - Under 7 500

Detroit - 8:08 PM ET Detroit +129 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Boston - Under 9.5 500 DOUBLE PLAY