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WNBA
Long Sheet

Monday, September 21

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INDIANA (21 - 15) at CHICAGO (22 - 14) - 9/21/2015, 8:00 PM
Top Trends for this game.
INDIANA is 23-13 ATS (+8.7 Units) in road games over the last 2 seasons.
INDIANA is 15-6 ATS (+8.4 Units) in a road game where where the total is greater than or equal to 150 over the last 2 seasons.
INDIANA is 29-18 ATS (+9.2 Units) after a division game over the last 2 seasons.
INDIANA is 11-3 ATS (+7.7 Units) in road games when playing against a team with a winning record over the last 2 seasons.
CHICAGO is 16-30 ATS (-17.0 Units) after allowing 75 points or more over the last 2 seasons.
CHICAGO is 8-15 ATS (-8.5 Units) after scoring 75 points or more this season.

Head-to-Head Series History
INDIANA is 11-8 against the spread versus CHICAGO over the last 3 seasons
CHICAGO is 10-10 straight up against INDIANA over the last 3 seasons
11 of 20 games in this series have gone UNDER THE TOTAL over the last 3 seasons

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2015 WNBA playoff schedule

All tipoffs ET. New York has home-court advantage throughout the playoffs. (* If necessary)

The best-of-three conference semifinals are a 1-1-1 format, with the better seed hosting Game 1 and, if necessary, Game 3. The conference finals, which tip off Thursday, Sept. 24 on ESPN2, use the same format. The best-of-five WNBA Finals, which open Sunday, Oct. 4 on ABC, are a 2-2-1 format.

Conference semifinals

Thursday, Sept. 17
Game 1: (2) Chicago 77, (3) Indiana 72
Game 1: (2) Phoenix 88, (3) Tulsa 55

Friday, Sept. 18
Game 1: (4) Washington 86, (1) New York 83 2OT
Game 1: (1) Minnesota 67, (4) Los Angeles 65

Saturday, Sept. 19
Game 2: (3) Indiana 89, (2) Chicago 82
Game 2: (2) Phoenix 91, (3) Tulsa 67

Sunday, Sept. 20
Game 2: (1) New York 86, (4) Washington 68
Game 2: (4) Los Angeles 81, (1) Minnesota 71

Monday, Sept. 21
Game 3: (3) Indiana at (2) Chicago, 8 p.m. (NBA TV)

Tuesday, Sept. 22
Game 3: (4) Washington at (1) New York, 7 p.m. (ESPN2/WatchESPN)
Game 3: (4) Los Angeles at (1) Minnesota, 9 p.m. (ESPN2/WatchESPN)

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Fever-Sky Preview

Elena Delle Donne's shooting struggles have put the Chicago Sky's season on the brink.

Held in check by the Indiana Fever in the first two games of the Eastern Conference semifinals, the 2015 WNBA MVP looks to get on track in Monday's deciding Game 3.

Indiana limited Delle Donne to 14 points on 5 of 15 shooting in Thursday's opener, but the Sky received big games from Allie Quigley and Courtney Vandersloot to earn a 77-72 victory at home. Delle Donne was just 3 of 9 from the field for 11 points and held scoreless in the fourth quarter of Saturday's Game 2, in which the Fever rallied for a critical 89-82 win in Indianapolis.

Tamika Catchings amassed 22 points and nine rebounds in Indiana's first victory in six season meetings with the Sky, while Marissa Coleman scored two key baskets during an 8-2 run that put the Fever ahead 85-80 with 3:10 remaining.

''Our focus down the stretch was magnified,'' said Catchings, who had 21 points in Game 1. ''We executed offensively and defensively. Everybody zoned in. You could see it in their eyes. The first game we were so tense, like we wanted win the game so bad and everybody individually wanted to win it and down the stretch we just kind of fell apart a little bit."

Chicago ended Game 1 on a 9-3 surge started by Delle Donne's 3-pointer with 2:52 left but broke down defensively Saturday, allowing the Fever to shoot 59.4 percent in the second half.

''Let's face it. You're not going to win giving up 89 in the playoffs,'' Sky coach Pokey Chatman said. ''You have to give yourself a chance on the defensive end.''

Chatman has less concerns on offense despite Delle Donne not in top form. Vandersloot and Quigley are averaging 18.0 points each for the series, with the latter delivering 22 off the bench in Game 1 and Vandersloot scoring 19 on 8 of 11 shooting Saturday.

Quigley also came through when these teams met in last year's East finals, scoring 24 points as the Sky overcame a back injury to Delle Donne to record a 75-62 road win in Game 3.

The Fever got a huge lift from its bench as well on Saturday, with Shavonte Zellous contributing 16 points and eight assists while hitting 6 of 9 shots.

''When she's playing like that, nobody can stop us," Catchings said.

Indiana may need to improve from the perimeter to avoid a second straight playoff ousting, however. The Fever, the league's leaders in 3-point percentage during the regular season, were 1 of 16 from beyond the arc Saturday after going 6 of 21 in Game 1.

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Monday's Tip Sheet

September 21, 2015


Baltimore Orioles at Washington Nationals | 7:05 p.m. ET

With seven wins in their last eight games, the Washington Nationals still very much have something to play for entering this final Beltway Series of the campaign, though they’ll still need some help getting to the postseason, being six games back now of the first-place Mets in the NL East. Starting things off for them tonight will be veteran left-hander Gio Gonzalez (11-7, 3.83 ERA), who is looking to continue along on his strong roll as of late. In his past three starts, Gonzalez has yielded a combined three runs across 18.1 total innings, while going 2-0 over that stretch. In addition, he’s racked up double-digit strikeout performances in two of those instances, which were notably his first two such occurrences of the year. He draws -140 odds in this one.

Surprisingly, despite their struggles over the past several weeks, the Orioles also have some slim playoff hopes of their own, being 5.5 games out of the last American League Wild Card spot. At the same time, they still have to leapfrog a few other teams to get there, but nonetheless, they still have meaningful baseball to be played. That won’t be the case for long, though, if the bad version of Ubaldo Jimenez (11-9, 4.31 ERA) surfaces once again in tonight’s series opener. That’s been the case more times than not throughout the season’s second half, in which the former Colorado Rockies hurler has gone 4-5 with an ugly 6.58 ERA and 1.52 WHIP across 12 starts. He’s also been considerably worse on the road this season, with his ERA being more than a full run (4.88) compared to when he pitches at home (3.62). The linesmakers have the line at 7.5 in most places after opening the line at 8.

New York Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays | 7:07 p.m. ET

After coasting to the top of the AL East and solidifying their lead over the past handful of weeks, the Toronto Blue Jays suddenly hear footsteps, with the relentless Yankees sitting just 2.5 games back of first-place in the division. One of the reasons Toronto is in their current position has to do with ace David Price (16-5, 2.42 ERA), who has been fantastic ever since the club acquired him from Detroit at the trade deadline. Price has made nine starts now with the Blue Jays, and all but one of them have gone down as official quality starts. Interestingly, he’s faced the Yankees three times already since joining Canada’s only baseball team, and allowed three runs or less in each instance. For the year, the AL Cy Young candidate has faced the Bronx Bombers five teams, and interestingly he has a 5.40 ERA and 1.71 WHIP to show for it, though those numbers are skewed by one really bad outing in late-April. Regardless, he’s a heavy -250 home favorite.

Those chalky odds also have to do with the other pitcher in this series-opening matchup, that being swingman Adam Warren (6-6, 3.33 ERA), who will be making his 16th start of the season, and just his second in the past three months. Warren was pretty good when he last took the hill as a starter approximately a week ago, when he held the Rays to two runs in four innings and recorded four strikeouts versus zero walks. If you look into the right-hander’s game log this year, you might be surprised by the results. In all 15 of his starts, Warren has allowed four runs or less, and only three times did he allow more than three. The over/under opened up at 8.5 and has already gone down to 8 in most shops.

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Houston Astros | 8:10 p.m. ET

While the Houston Astros have been the biggest feel-good story to come out of nowhere this season, they still might miss the playoffs despite having a stronghold on the AL West for much of the campaign. Fortunately for them in game one of this huge series against the division rival Angels, they have their best pitcher on the mound, and in his most comfortable setting. In fact, you could say Astros’ AL Cy Young candidate Dallas Keuchel (17-8, 2.56 ERA) has been the best pitcher at home in all of baseball this year, being an incredible 13-0 in 16 starts at Minute Maid Park to go with an outstanding 1.49 ERA, 0.91 WHIP, and .190 opposing batting average. As a result, his -190 odds are seemingly a no-brainer from the linesmakers.

The Angels faced Keuchel 10 days ago on their own turf behind Jered Weaver (7-11, 4.74 ERA), and they came out on top thanks to the veteran’s solid six-inning performance, potentially making him a solid underdog play this evening. However, the splits indicate Weaver isn’t the safest pitcher to bet on when working away from Angel Stadium of Anaheim. While he’s 4-2 with a 2.87 ERA and 1.18 WHIP at home, Weaver is an unpleasant 3-9 in 13 road starts, while registering a 6.21 ERA and 1.28 WHIP, providing another reasons why he’s a large ’dog in this series opener. The over/under, meanwhile, is 8.

Pittsburgh Pirates at Colorado Rockies | 8:40 p.m. ET

While the Pirates sit just four games back of the MLB-best St. Louis Cardinals for first-place in the NL Central, they also have serious concerns about holding onto the top spot in the National League Wild Card race, being just two games ahead of the division rival Chicago Cubs. Tonight they begin a series at ominous Coors Field, which might be bad news for A.J. Burnett (8-5, 3.15 ERA). While the 38-year-old has been solid since returning from a month-long stint on the disabled list, after missing all of August and the beginning of September, Burnett hasn’t had success in his couple of showings in Colorado. In two career starts at hitter-friendly Coors Field, Burnett surrendered 11 runs (10 earned) in 12.1 innings, good for a 7.30 ERA, not to mention while posting a disastrous 1.86 WHIP. In any event, he’s a -140 favorite.

Those odds might be higher if he weren’t facing Rockies rookie Jon Gray (0-1, 5.00 ERA), who has been relatively impressive as of late. While his numbers on the year don’t indicate so, Gray has allowed three runs or less in three of his past four starts, including a five-shutout-inning performance against the Padres a couple of weeks ago. However, he hasn’t had any success when pitching from Coors Field, as he owns a disastrous 7.88 ERA and 2.00 WHIP in four home starts, while opponents are hitting .391 (!) off the former No. 3 overall draft pick in those outings. That’s why the over/under is up to 10.5 at this time.

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Cardinals welcome Reds

September 21, 2015


CINCINNATI REDS (63-85) at ST LOUIS CARDINALS (93-56)

First pitch: Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET
Sportsbook.ag Line: Cincinnati +182, St Louis -195, Total: 7.5

The Reds head to St. Louis on Monday and take on a Cardinals team that has been inconsistent as of late.

Cincinnati has had a lousy season, but the team continues to fight and is playing pretty well lately. The Reds enter this series after having won two games out of three against the Brewers last series and they have now won three out of their past five contests overall. The Cardinals, meanwhile, defeated the Cubs on Sunday to avoid a three-game sweep in the series. St. Louis had won four straight games before the two-game losing streak and will need to be a bit more consistent as we approach the postseason. They should feel like they have the edge in the starting pitching matchup, though, as LHP Jaime Garcia (9-5, 2.52 ERA, 79 K) will take on fellow southpaw LHP John Lamb (1-3, 5.35 ERA, 42 K) of the Reds.

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St. Louis has dominated Cincinnati when playing as a host over the years, going 4-2 against the Reds this season and 17-7 over the past three seasons. Not many trends work in the Reds’ favor in this one, but the same can’t be said about the Cardinals. St. Louis is an incredible 37-9 against the money line as a favorite of -150 or more this season. The team is also 21-3 against the money line in home games after six consecutive games versus division rivals over the past two seasons. 3B Todd Frazier (Rest) is questionable for Cincinnati, which is already without 2B Kristopher Negron (Shoulder), SS Zack Cozart (Knee) and C Devin Mesoraco (Hip) for the remainder of the season. For St. Louis, OF Matt Holliday (Head) is questionable and C Cody Stanley (Suspension) is out for the rest of the year.

The Reds are sending John Lamb to the mound on Monday and he has pitched a lot better for the team over his past two starts. In those outings, Lamb has allowed just three earned runs total over nine innings of work. One of those starts was in St. Louis and Lamb pitched five innings of no run baseball in that game. He struck out six batters and allowed only three hits. Cincinnati will be looking for a performance a bit like that one in order to steal this game on the road. 1B Joey Votto (.313, 28 HR, 75 RBI) is 2-for-6 with a homer and two RBI since returning from a one-game suspension on Saturday. He is 11-for-33 with a homer and six RBI against Garcia in his career.

Votto isn’t the only one who has gotten to Garcia in the past though. 2B Brandon Phillips (.293, 12 HR, 65 RBI) is a solid 13-for-45 with two homers and 10 RBI against Garcia and OF Jay Bruce (.233, 24 HR, 82 RBI) is 9-for-41 with a homer and four RBI in the matchup. OF Jason Bourgeois (.242, 3 HR, 13 RBI) could be an x-factor in this game as well. He is 6-for-15 with four doubles and three RBI against Garcia in his career and has reached base in each of the past six games, scoring five runs in those contests.

Jaime Garcia has had an outstanding season and has been one of the best stories in baseball this year, but he has really struggled in his past few outings. Garcia has allowed 10 earned runs over his past 10.2 innings on the mound and was lit up the last time he faced this Reds team. Garcia pitched just 4.1 innings in that game and allowed six earned runs on six hits and also walked four batters. He’ll need to be a lot better on Monday or his team will not have much of a chance in this one. The Cardinals were able to pick up a big victory on Sunday and OF Stephen Piscotty (.310, 5 HR, 32 RBI) came through with a big two-run homer in the win. He has been struggling as of late, but this could be the game that gets him back on track moving forward.

St. Louis is going to need OF Jason Heyward (.290, 12 HR, 56 RBI) to start doing better soon. Heyward is just 3-for-20 over the past five games and he has been one of the best hitters on this team all season. He can’t afford to keep struggling if this team is going to make a deep playoff run.

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Diamond Trends - Monday

September 21, 2015


SU TREND OF THE DAY:

-- The Angels are 0-15 since Sep 27, 2014 as a dog vs a team that has won at least their last two games.

PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:

-- When David Price starts, teams are 12-0 SU this season when coming off a start that wasn’t against this same team where he received 5-11 runs of support.

OU TREND OF THE DAY:

-- The White Sox are 13-0-1 ou since Jul 27, 2015 after a game in which they struck out at least ten times.

CHOICE TREND:

-- The Diamondbacks are 0-12 since Aug 17, 2014 as a dog after a loss in which they left fewer than 10 men on base.

ACTIVE TRENDS:

-- The Cubs are 0-10 ou since May 18, 2012 as a favorite after a one run loss and in the first game of a series.

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Team Pitcher Open Line Movements Current Runline Scores

7:10 PM EDT

901 ATLANTA BRAVES (R) Miller, S 7.5 7.5 / 7.5u15 7.5u20 +1.5(-145)
902 NEW YORK METS (L) Niese, J -200 -170 / -171 / -170 -168 -1.5(+125)

TV: SNY, SportSouth, DTV: 639, 649 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM RIGHT CENTER 9-14. GAME TEMP 67, RH 40%

8:05 PM EDT

903 MILWAUKEE BREWERS (R) Peralta, W 8o05 8o05 / 8 8o15 +1.5(-110)
904 CHICAGO CUBS (R) Hammel, J -190 -210 / -205 / -207 -215 -1.5(-110)

MIL-LF-Ryan Braun-Doubtful | TV: FS-Wisconsin, CSN-Chicago, DTV: 665, 669 | CLEAR, WIND RIGHT TO LEFT 2-7. GAME TEMP 66, RH 54%

8:15 PM EDT

905 CINCINNATI REDS (L) Lamb, J 7.5 7.5 / 7.5u20 7.5u25 +1.5(-145)
906 ST LOUIS CARDINALS (L) Garcia, J -200 -181 / -175 / -172 -169 -1.5(+125)

TV: FS-Midwest, FS-Ohio, DTV: 660, 671 | CLEAR, WIND IN FROM RIGHT 3-8. GAME TEMP 74, RH 42% HEAT INDEX 74

8:40 PM EDT

907 PITTSBURGH PIRATES (R) Burnett, A -140 -140 / -138 / -125 -126 -1.5(+125)
908 COLORADO ROCKIES (R) Gray, J 10.5o20 10.5o20 / 10.5o15 / 10.5o20 11u20 +1.5(-145)

TV: ROOT-Pittsburgh, ROOT-Rocky Mountain, DTV: 659, 683 | FAIR, WIND OUT TO LEFT 4-9. GAME TEMP 83, RH 11% WIND CHILL 0

10:10 PM EDT

909 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (R) Chacin, J 7.5u20 7.5u15 / 7.5 / 7.5o13 7.5o15 +1.5(-135)
910 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (L) Anderson, B -175 -180 / -181 / -180 -183 -1.5(+115)

TV: FS-Arizona,
DTV: 686 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT 4-9. GAME TEMP 87, RH 41% HEAT

7:05 PM EDT

911 NEW YORK YANKEES (R) Warren, A 8.5u20 8o15 / 8u15 / 8u20 7.5o20 +1.5(+105)
912 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (L) Price, D -240 -235 / -240 / -241 -240 -1.5(-125)

NYY-1B-Mark Teixeira-OUT | TOR-2B-Troy Tulowitzki-OUT | TV: WPIX | CLEAR, WIND RIGHT TO LEFT 7-12. GAME TEMP 65, RH 60%

7:05 PM EDT

913 CHICAGO WHITE SOX (R) Johnson, E 9o20 -107 / -105 / -107 -105 -1.5(+150)
914 DETROIT TIGERS (L) Wolf, R -110 9o15 / 9 / 9o15 9 +1.5(-170)

DH Gm 2 | TV: FS-Detroit, DTV: 663 | CLEAR, WIND IN FROM LEFT 3-8. GAME TEMP 69, RH 50% HEAT INDEX 71

7:10 PM EDT

915 TAMPA BAY RAYS (R) Archer, C 8.5u20 -120 / -121 / -120 -119 -1.5(+140)
916 BOSTON RED SOX (L) Rodriguez, E -108 8.5u36 / 8u15 / 8 8u15 +1.5(-160)

TV: NESN, SunSports, DTV: 628, 653 | FAIR, WIND IN FROM RIGHT CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 59, RH 67%

8:10 PM EDT

917 LOS ANGELES ANGELS (R) Weaver, J 8u15 8o21 / 8o20 / 8.5o15 8.5 +1.5(-110)
918 HOUSTON ASTROS (L) Keuchel, D -165 -195 / -200 / -205 -200 -1.5(-110)

TV: FS-West, ROOT-Southwest, DTV: 674, 692 | FAIR, WIND OUT TO LEFT 3-8. GAME TEMP 84, RH 58% HEAT INDEX 88

7:05 PM EDT

919 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (R) Jimenez, U 8u15 8u20 / 7.5o20 / 7.5o15 7.5 +1.5(-170)
920 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (L) Gonzalez, G -150 -140 / -142 / -144 -146 -1.5(+150)

BAL-CF-Adam Jones-Doubtful | TV: MASN, MASN2, DTV: 640, 641 | CLOUDY, 40% CHANCE LIGHT SHOWERS. WIND IN FROM CENTER 6-11. GAME TEMP 67, RH 67%

1:05 PM EDT

921 CHICAGO WHITE SOX (R) Samardzija, J 9 -144 / -146 / -147 -149 -1.5(+110) 2Under 9
922 DETROIT TIGERS (L) Ryan, K -105 9u20 / 9u15 / 9 9u15 +1.5(-130) 0Final

DH Gm 1 | TV: FS-Detroit, MLB, DTV: 213, 663 | SUNNY, WIND IN FROM LEFT 5-10. GAME TEMP 70, RH 45%

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MLB Consensus Picks

SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

8:05 PM Milwaukee +194 237 24.87% Chi. Cubs -212 716 75.13% View View

8:15 PM Cincinnati +154 261 26.93% St. Louis -167 708 73.07% View View

7:10 PM Atlanta +156 268 27.77% NY Mets -169 697 72.23% View View

10:10 PM Arizona +170 271 29.78% LA Dodgers -185 639 70.22% View View

7:05 PM Baltimore +134 328 34.02% Washington -145 636 65.98% View View

8:10 PM LA Angels +179 335 34.68% Houston -195 631 65.32% View View

7:07 PM NY Yankees +214 359 36.90% Toronto -235 614 63.10% View View

1:08 PM Chi. White Sox -142 308 45.10% Detroit +131 375 54.90% View View

7:10 PM Tampa Bay -118 433 45.53% Boston +109 518 54.47% View View

7:08 PM Chi. White Sox -104 442 50.40% Detroit -104 435 49.60% View View

8:40 PM Pittsburgh -131 691 73.04% Colorado +121 255 26.96% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

8:10 PM LA Angels 8.5 257 47.59% Houston 8.5 283 52.41% View View

7:07 PM NY Yankees 8 335 54.21% Toronto 8 283 45.79% View View

10:10 PM Arizona 7.5 307 54.34% LA Dodgers 7.5 258 45.66% View View

7:10 PM Tampa Bay 8 317 54.37% Boston 8 266 45.63% View View

8:15 PM Cincinnati 7.5 304 54.38% St. Louis 7.5 255 45.62% View View

7:10 PM Atlanta 7.5 331 55.54% NY Mets 7.5 265 44.46% View View

7:08 PM Chi. White Sox 9 343 60.07% Detroit 9 228 39.93% View View

8:05 PM Milwaukee 8 203 60.24% Chi. Cubs 8 134 39.76% View View

7:05 PM Baltimore 7.5 350 60.34% Washington 7.5 230 39.66% View View

1:08 PM Chi. White Sox 9 286 61.77% Detroit 9 177 38.23% View View

8:40 PM Pittsburgh 10.5 425 67.57% Colorado 10.5 204 32.43% View View

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Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores

8:00 PM EDT

617 INDIANA FEVER 159o05 160 / 159.5 / 160 159 +190
618 CHICAGO SKY -5 -05 -6.5 / -5 -15 / -4.5 -15 -5 -05 -220

TV: NBA, DTV: 216

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WNBA Consensus Picks

SIDES (ATS)

Time Away Line Picks Pct Home Line Picks Pct Detail Odds

8:00 PM Indiana +5 243 45.25% Chicago -5 294 54.75% View View


TOTALS (OVER/UNDER)

Time Away Total Over Pct Home Total Under Pct Detail Odds

8:00 PM Indiana 159.5 212 43.89% Chicago 159.5 271 56.11% View View

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

Game Score Status Pick Amount

Baltimore - 7:05 PM ET Baltimore +134 500
Washington - Over 7.5 500

NY Yankees - 7:07 PM ET NY Yankees +214 500 DOUBLE PLAY
Toronto - Under 8 500

Chi. White Sox - 7:08 PM ET Detroit -104 500
Detroit - Over 9 500

Tampa Bay - 7:10 PM ET Boston +109 500
Boston - Under 8 500

Atlanta - 7:10 PM ET NY Mets -169 500 TRIPLE PLAY
NY Mets - Under 7.5 500

Milwaukee - 8:05 PM ET Milwaukee +194 500
Chi. Cubs - Over 8 500

LA Angels - 8:10 PM ET Houston -195 500
Houston - Under 8.5 500

Cincinnati - 8:15 PM ET St. Louis -167 500 GRAND SLAM
St. Louis - Over 7.5 500

Pittsburgh - 8:40 PM ET Pittsburgh -131 500 DOUBLE GRAND SLAM
Colorado - Over 10.5 500

Arizona - 10:10 PM ET Arizona +170 500 DOUBLE PLAY
LA Dodgers - Over 7.5 500

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

Game Score Status Pick Amount

Indiana - 8:00 PM ET Indiana +5 500 TRIPLE PLAY

Chicago - Over 159.5 500 TRIPLE PLAY

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