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Feb 19, 2019The No. 17-ranked Villanova Wildcats will look to rebound after a disappointing six-point loss at St. John's on Sunday.The Wildcats will travel down I-95 to face Big East rival Georgetown on Wednesday night.Villanova (20-6, 11-2) built a 29-10 lead against St. John's but couldn't hold on. The Wildcats' perimeter defense was terrific in the first half as St. John's shot 0 for 9 from beyond the arc. In the second half, the Red Storm were 8 for 14.That was the difference in the game."There was great energy in the Garden and it was great Big East basketball," Villanova head coach Jay Wright told reporters. "I thought in the first half we were good. In the second half, they just took us out of it. They took us out of everything. We couldn't execute any offense. A lot of our turnovers and missed shots turned into transition baskets for them. That was the game. This really was the tale of two halves." Joe Cremo paced led Villanova with 14 points. Seniors Phil Booth scored 13 points while Eric Paschall recorded a double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds. For the most part, Booth and Paschall were uncharacteristically ineffective down the stretch."Credit St. John's," Wright told reporters. "They were tough and physical and took us out of everything we tried to do in the second half." Still, Villanova continued to receive production from ever-improving freshman forward Saddiq Bey, who was named the Big East Freshman of the Week. Bey scored 11 points and grabbed five rebounds against St. John's.Georgetown last played on Feb. 13 when it fell 90-75 at Seton Hall. The loss dropped the Hoyas to 15-10 overall and 5-7 in the conference.Jessie Govan led the way with 20 points while Greg Malinowski added 16.The schedule becomes even tougher for Georgetown as it looks to snap a nine-game losing streak to Villanova. The Wildcats have won by an average of 17 points in their last nine wins over the Hoyas. Georgetown's last win in the series came on Jan. 19, 2015, a 78-58 victory.Following the 15-point loss to the Pirates, Georgetown head coach Patrick Ewing said that he was extremely disappointed."They beat us in all phases of the game," Ewing told reporters. "We were poor defensively. We didn't execute our offense well. We didn't show up." If the Hoyas harbor aspirations of upsetting Villanova, they'll need another strong performance from Govan. Last week, Govan was named as one of 10 finalists for the 2019 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award honoring the top center in college basketball.Govan leads the Hoyas in scoring (18.1) and rebounding (7.8). He has seven double-double this season while also crossing the 1,500-point plateau for his career.The Hoyas have dropped three of their last four games, including two in a row. The last time they face Villanova, they lost 77-65 on Feb. 3.After winning 76-67 on the road against Providence on Feb. 6, they have lost consecutive games to Butler and Seton Hall.The Hoyas are 10-5 at home.
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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-255
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+235
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+1225
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+16 (-108)
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-1550
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Feb 19, 2019It hasn't really been 100 years since the last time Michigan State and Rutgers played each other -- it just seems that way to Tom Izzo.The Spartans coach led his team to a win at Rutgers back on Nov. 30 to open Big Ten play, which accounts for the long gap between meetings. But the changes No. 10 Michigan State has endured since that time makes it seem even longer.In late January, Michigan State lost guard Joshua Langford for the season due to a left foot injury. On Sunday night in a win over Ohio State, junior center Nick Ward suffered a hairline fracture in his left shooting hand, requiring surgery and an indefinite absence."Nick had 20, Josh Langford had 14," Izzo said of the first game against Rutgers. "That's 34 points we're gonna make up for. But at the same time, remember that Matt McQuaid didn't play in that game." McQuaid is back, of course, but this will be the Spartans' first chance to see what life is like without Ward, who is averaging 15.1 points and 6.7 rebounds a game.His absence puts even more pressure on McQuaid and junior guard Cassius Winston, while sophomore big man Xavier Tillman moves into the starting lineup for Michigan State (21-5, 12-3 Big Ten). He'll be spelled by freshman Thomas Kithier, who has played sporadically this season but has fared well when called on. Freshman forward Marcus Bingham Jr. could also see more playing time, as well as freshman wing Gabe Brown."I think all of our guys this morning understood that I don't need Cassius to go from 19 to 28 points, I need Cassius to go from 19 to 21 maybe," Izzo said. "I need another guy to go from 10 to 12, I need another guy to lock down a little better and hold their opponent that's averaging 15 to maybe 13. There's a lot of ways you can come up with the 15-point differential, and the rebounding differential."Is it gonna be easy? No, things haven't been easy around here. We're just gonna keep the same path, only maybe learn from the past and try to figure out." Rutgers (12-13, 5-10) is looking for its own sort of bounce-back following a crushing last-second defeat at home to Iowa, which got a banked 3-pointer from the corner at the buzzer by freshman Joe Weiskamp to erase Geo Baker's go-ahead three just seconds earlier.Rediscovering the positive vibes will be a challenge for the Scarlet Knights, who have won just one of the last five games after a three-game winning streak."I love the enthusiasm around our program," Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell said. "Our guys keep getting better. There are some exciting opportunities coming up with some huge games in front of us."We're on to the next challenge. Michigan State is the best team in the league. They've got really good players and a Hall of Fame coach. They'll be ready and well coached. They play really good at home. It's unfortunate for them that they have some injuries, but they have some very talented players ready to step in off the bench as well." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
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+108
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+525
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+11 (-108)
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-635
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+265
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+7 (-105)
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Feb 19, 2019At the two-thirds poll in the 18-game, SEC stakes race, surprising No. 13 LSU, picked before the season to finish sixth in the conference, is entering the final turn in full gallop.By winning 14 of its last 15 games, including victories last week over Auburn, Kentucky and Georgia, the Tigers (21-4, 11-1 SEC) leaped six spots from No. 19 in the national rankings and entered the week tied with No. 5 Tennessee (23-2, 11-1) atop the conference standings.No. 4 Kentucky (21-4, 10-2) is just one game back in the SEC after routing the Volunteers 86-69 on Saturday.LSU defeated Kentucky, 73-71, on a last-second tip-in on Feb. 12, and Kentucky handed Tennessee its first league loss on Saturday.The No. 13 ranking is the highest for LSU in the AP poll since 2009, when it won the regular-season conference championship.With six games left in the regular season, LSU will play four games at home, beginning with Wednesday night's game against Florida (14-11, 6-6) at the Maravich Assembly Center.Tennessee and Kentucky, the Tigers' two closest competitors for the SEC title, each will finish with three games at home and three on the road.If LSU defeats the Gators on Wednesday, it will set up a huge showdown against the Volunteers on Saturday in Baton Rouge. LSU's lone conference loss was by a point, 90-89, at home to Arkansas on Feb. 2.Florida is coming off a 71-53 road blowout of Alabama on Saturday. Freshman point guard Andrew Nembhard, fifth in the SEC in assists, became an offensive machine against the Tide, making all nine shots from the field to power the Gators.Nembhard was the first SEC player since Tennessee's Isiah Victor in 1999 to make at least nine field goals without a miss."(It was a) big win for us," Nembhard said. "This is going to be good for our overall confidence and mentality, for sure." "That's as well as we've played all year," Florida coach Mike White said.In the Tigers' 83-79 victory over Georgia on Saturday, LSU freshman Naz Reid overcame a scoreless first half to score 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting. The key to LSU's dominance this year has been the ability of other players to pick up the pace when point guard Tremont Waters or Reid struggle for brief portions of the game."I felt like we didn't get him the ball in very good positions in that first half," LSU coach Will Wade said of Reid. "We wanted to make a concerted effort to get him involved, get him in the game." LSU did, and Reid responded.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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+1700
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-2250
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+480
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+328
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+120
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Feb 20, 2019Louisville coach Chris Mack turned to humor as a defense mechanism after seeing his team's defense nearly squander a seven-point lead with 17 seconds remaining in its last outing.Perhaps with last Tuesday's 23-point second-half collapse against Duke still fresh in his mind, Mack jokingly announced his retirement to reporters moments after Louisville eked out a 56-55 win over Clemson on Saturday. Mack then added that he might have retired "had we not blocked that shot at the very end." Sophomore forward Jordan Nwora provided the honors with the late block, "allowing" Mack to return to the sideline Wednesday night when the 18th-ranked Cardinals (18-8, 9-4 ACC) visit Syracuse (17-8, 8-4)."Down the stretch again, we have to figure out ways to close games better," Mack said. "I told our team mental errors and physical errors cannot be tolerated in winning time." Graduate transfer Christen Cunningham scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half and went 6-for-11 shooting from the field to counter the sputtering performances of the other four starters, who combined to go 8-for-29 from the floor.Cunningham has either scored or recorded an assist on 50.7 percent of Louisville's field goals over the last three games."Obviously we could have finished better, could have closed better, but it's a lot better feeling (Saturday) than it was the last two games," Cunningham said.Nwora, who averages a team-best 17.5 points and 7.7 rebounds per game, made just 4 of 13 shots and committed six turnovers, including one before his timely block against the Tigers.Dwayne Sutton answered five straight double-digit performances with a dud against Clemson. The junior forward, second on the team with 10.9 points per game, finished with just four on 2-of-9 shooting.Syracuse endured its fair share of scoring woes in its last outing. The Orange fell for the second time in three games after shooting 35 percent (21-for-60) from the field and 20 percent from 3-point range (5-for-25) in last Wednesday's 73-58 loss to North Carolina State."We're not winning many games shooting 20 percent from the 3 and 35 from the 2," coach Jim Boeheim said. "We're just not going to win with offense like that." Tyus Battle, who averages a team-best 17.4 points per game, finished with just seven versus the Wolfpack after shooting 3-for-9 from the field. The junior guard had made 16 of 28 shot attempts in his previous two games and made all 11 of his free throws to highlight his 25-point performance in Syracuse's 78-73 win over Louisville on Feb. 5, 2018.Battle joined backcourt mate Frank Howard in shooting 7-for-15 from the field in the previous contest against the Cardinals. Howard finished with 22 points in that game and added 21 versus North Carolina State after shooting 1-for-12 from the floor in his previous two contests.Junior forward Elijah Hughes, who is second on the team with 13.6 points per game, had just six against the Wolfpack. He is shooting 11-for-38 from the field in the last four contests for the Orange, who hope to avert back-to-back losses for the first time since Dec. 15-18.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
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-600
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-145
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+125
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+475
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+240
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+460
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+10 (-107)
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+230
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+280
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COMING
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9:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 9:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
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TOTAL |
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+110
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+1.5 (-105)
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Over 149 (-105)
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-120
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-1.5 (-105)
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Under 149 (-105)
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COMING
UP
9:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 9:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
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TOTAL |
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+450
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+10 (-109)
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Over 165.5 (-108)
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-525
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-10 (-101)
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Under 165.5 (-102)
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GAME PREVIEW
Feb 19, 2019Another big game ought to fit right in for top-ranked Duke and all its heralded freshmen.No. 8 North Carolina knows this drill as well.The rivals meet for the first time this season Wednesday night at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium."Hopefully they play as well as they have in the other big games that we've had," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said of his players. "They're talented and they're very mature and they're all about 'team.'"This is the 46th time the teams have met with both sides holding spots in the top 10. Duke leads those meetings 23-22.This week, Duke (23-2, 11-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) moved back into the No. 1 spot in the country for the third time this season, most recently after then-No. 1 Tennessee lost on Saturday. The Blue Devils hold a one-game lead in the ACC on North Carolina (20-5, 10-2), with Virginia in between them."We have an opportunity to go over there and see how we stand up," North Carolina coach Roy Williams said. "In my opinion, we have to play our best basketball of the year to have a chance against Duke. This is a different kind of challenge than we've faced all year." Duke freshman forward RJ Barrett posted a triple-double in Saturday's victory against North Carolina State. Barrett leads the ACC in scoring at 22.7 points per game, just ahead of classmate and teammate Zion Williamson (22.4).Williams said he's impressed with the Duke freshmen, the only negative regarding Williamson being that "he chose not to come here." So, there's glowing praise."Zion Williamson is a different bird," Williams said. "There has never been anybody like that." North Carolina has three seniors in the starting lineup, so there's a veteran element arriving with the visiting team."Not let the other stuff and hype around it get to us," Tar Heels guard Cameron Johnson said.The Tar Heels are 6-0 in ACC road games this season."We have to come out and play as well as we can," North Carolina forward Luke Maye said. "It's a tough road game, but we've played well on the road this year." For Duke freshmen, this might be the only home game against North Carolina in their careers if they leave for the NBA. While it's worth savoring, there's also an element of perspective."For us, it'll be pretty normal," Duke freshman point guard Tre Jones said of the preparation. "We still have some ACC games left, so it's not like this is the last game of the year." But it's a matchup that receives so much attention that it's difficult to ignore."I'm pretty pumped," Barrett said. "It's a game, as a kid, I was watching all the time. Just to be a part of it is going to be a lot of fun." North Carolina has a freshman factor as well with point guard Coby White, who has been dynamic at times."We're coming to compete," White said. "We're not going to back down from nobody." Duke holds the No. 1 ranking for a matchup with the Tar Heels for the first time in 13 years. This is the 149th consecutive meeting with at least one of the teams ranked.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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9:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 9:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+112
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+1.5 (-102)
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Over 126 (-105)
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-122
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-1.5 (-108)
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Under 126 (-105)
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COMING
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9:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 9:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+285
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+7 (-108)
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Over 144.5 (-105)
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-315
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-7 (-102)
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Under 144.5 (-105)
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GAME PREVIEW
Feb 19, 2019The Big East Conference game between Butler and Marquette in Milwaukee on Wednesday night could be sponsored by the number 11.The Bulldogs are aiming to avoid an 11th straight loss against Top 25 teams, while the Golden Eagles check in ranked 11th nationally. Marquette also enters with its chances of winning a Big East regular-season title enhanced by some help Sunday from St. John's.After handing the Golden Eagles both of their conference losses, the Red Storm did them a favor by rallying from a 14-point, second-half deficit to topple first-place Villanova 71-65 at Madison Square Garden in New York. That brought Marquette (21-4, 10-2) within a half-game of the Wildcats for first place.What's more, the Golden Eagles should be rested and ready to go for their second meeting with Butler (15-11, 6-7). Marquette has been idle since routing DePaul 92-73 on Feb. 12 in Chicago, where they got a 36-point performance from guard Markus Howard.The 5-foot-11 junior, who is a favorite to win conference Player of the Year, has scored at least 30 points in four of the past five games. His average of 25.6 points per game leads the conference, and he also chips in 4.2 rebounds as well as 4.1 assists per game.Howard, who had a 38-point performance in a 66-65 win over Villanova on Feb. 9, said Marquette needed the victory at DePaul."This is definitely a program game," he said to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "A game that defines our program. That Villanova win was a very emotional one, but it doesn't mean anything if we didn't validate it with a win here in Chicago." He added this week to the Journal Sentinel, "I'm just really, really excited about our progression as a team. How we're growing each and every day in practice. We're loving the process. We're enjoying it."We're still not even close to where we can be at the end of the year. We're still really looking forward to where we can be come March." While the Golden Eagles are shooting for a conference title, the Bulldogs are trying to emerge from the middle of a crowded Big East pack. They took a step in the right direction Saturday night, outgunning DePaul 91-78 in Indianapolis behind 25 points from Kamar Baldwin and a dozen 3-pointers."Our depth really helped us tonight," Butler coach LaVall Jordan said. "We were hit with some foul trouble but had fresh bodies ready to go. Our bench was really good. The guys played together, the ball moved, and we found each other. I know our guys are really excited to attack this final third of the conference schedule." A key to the Wednesday game will be how Marquette defends the 3-point arc. The Bulldogs have canned 10 or more 3-pointers 11 times this season, going 9-2 in those contests.Another key will be Butler's defense. The Golden Eagles have scored at least 74 points in 17 games this year, including their 76-65 road triumph over the Bulldogs on Jan. 30, and won all of them. They are only 4-4 when not reaching 74 points.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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9:00 PM EST |
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+115
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+2 (-108)
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-125
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Under 141 (-102)
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COMING
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10:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 10:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+660
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+12.5 (-105)
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Over 136 (-105)
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-840
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-12.5 (-105)
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Under 136 (-105)
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COMING
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10:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 10:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+170
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+4.5 (-105)
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Over 159.5 (-102)
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-185
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-4.5 (-105)
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Under 159.5 (-108)
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COMING
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10:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 10:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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TOTAL |
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-570
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-10 (-108)
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Over 146 (-103)
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+480
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+10 (-102)
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Under 146 (-107)
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COMING
UP
10:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 10:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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-165
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-3.5 (-107)
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Over 147.5 (-105)
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+155
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+3.5 (-103)
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Under 147.5 (-105)
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COMING
UP
11:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 11:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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-375
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-8.5 (-101)
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Over 146 (-105)
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+335
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+8.5 (-109)
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Under 146 (-105)
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GAME PREVIEW
Feb 19, 2019Nevada is rolling through Mountain West Conference play, but a true landmine is next on the slate.The No. 6 Wolf Pack (24-1, 11-1 MW) visit San Diego State on Wednesday, and the thought of the Aztecs rates as a highly unfriendly reminder.Nevada's Sweet 16 team from last season lost to San Diego State twice in a seven-day span in early March. The Aztecs led by 30 points at halftime in the second meeting while trampling the Wolf Pack in the Mountain West tournament semifinals.Nevada coach Eric Musselman is certainly worried about the upcoming meeting, particularly with San Diego State (16-9, 8-4) having won six of its last seven games and emerging victorious in each of its last 12 Mountain West home games."They're perfectly capable of beating anyone on any given night, because they're really talented," Musselman told reporters of the Aztecs. "They're as talented as any team we've played all year." The Wolf Pack arrive in San Diego with a 10-game winning streak and an average margin of 22 points per triumph during the stretch. Five of the victories came by 20 or more points, including Saturday's 82-49 road thumping of Wyoming.With Nevada rolling, Aztecs coach Brian Dutcher sees a tough task when it comes to attempting to defeat the Wolf Pack for a third straight time."It will be a great challenge," Dutcher told reporters. "I'm sure we will get their full attention also, having been fortunate enough to beat them twice at the end of last year. I know that we have been circled on their schedule for a long time, and we'll look forward to our opportunity to see if we can put (forth) the kind of effort needed to come out of here with a victory." Nevada is 8-1 on the road, while San Diego State is 12-2 at home after dispatching Boise State 71-65 on Saturday.The Aztecs feature an NBA prospect in sophomore forward Jalen McDaniels, who has team-leading averages of 17.2 points and 8.6 rebounds. Senior guard Devin Watson averages 16.4 points and leads the squad in assists (4.4) and 3-pointers (66).Nevada relies heavily on senior guard Caleb Martin and senior power forward Jordan Caroline. Martin leads the squad in scoring (19.0) and 3-pointers (81), while Caroline has recorded 15 double-doubles and averages 18.8 points and a team-best 9.8 rebounds.Caroline ranks sixth in Nevada history with 1,650 points. He also holds the Mountain West record of 42 career double-doubles.Martin and Caroline figure to be targets of the raucous San Diego State student section -- nicknamed "The Show" -- as the Wolf Pack typically aren't greeted kindly on the San Diego State campus."We know it. For whatever reason, it's a place the Wolf Pack are not welcome," Musselman said. "I know what the crowd is going to be like. When you're playing well, the crowds get fired up for you, and the opposition gets fired up." The intensity level will be high-charged. It wasn't all that long ago that the Aztecs were viewed as the best the Mountain West had to offer, but there is no doubt that Nevada is currently the league's signature program.And the Wolf Pack certainly want to atone for what happened against San Diego State last March."I'm sure if it was the other way around, as soon as that game ended and the schedule came out for the next year, I would have circled that game first," Aztecs senior guard Jeremy Hemsley told reporters. "I know it's going to be an intense game. They have really good players and like Coach Dutch said, they're well-coached. It's going to be fun." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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COMING
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11:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 11:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+1100
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+14.5 (-105)
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Over 152.5 (-105)
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-1400
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-14.5 (-105)
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Under 152.5 (-105)
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COMING
UP
11:00 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 11:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
MONEYLINE |
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TOTAL |
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+315
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+8 (-105)
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Over 140.5 (-102)
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-345
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-8 (-105)
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Under 140.5 (-108)
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2/20/2019 7:35 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+110
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+1.5 (-230)
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Over 6.5 (-125)
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-120
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-1.5 (+210)
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Under 6.5 (+115)
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GAME PREVIEW
Time: 7:30 PM EST Venue: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI, 48201 / The Detroit Red Wings play three home games this week, but the most important upcoming date on the calendar is Monday. That's when the NHL's trade deadline arrives. The Wings are looking to make some deals and pick up future assets. The most prominent names mentioned in trade rumors are goaltender Jimmy Howard, winger Gustav Nyquist and defenseman Nick Jensen. They'll try to block those thoughts when they host the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday in the second game of a five-game homestand." When you're a seller, it's a little unnerving at times," coach Jeff Blashill said "It requires some conversations to make sure the guys keep things in the right frame of mind." Detroit (23-29-8, 54 points) dropped back-to-back games to Philadelphia over the weekend. The Wings rallied from four goals down in the third period before succumbing in overtime at Philadelphia on Saturday, 6-5, then lost a 3-1 decision at home on Sunday. The Wings outshot the Flyers 38-23 in the rematch but were stymied by rookie goaltender Carter Hart." We created a lot of O-zone grind, a lot of chances," right winger Anthony Mantha said. "We played a decent game and they weren't going in." Mantha had a game-high seven shots on goal but couldn't beat Hart. He scored twice on Saturday." I thought he was the best player on the ice for most of the game," Blashill said of Mantha. "When he skates, he's really good. When he kind of drifts, he's still able to make a lot of stick-on-puck plays, but it's hard for his teammates to know what he's doing." Backup goaltender Jonathan Bernier exited Sunday's game after the first period due to a neck injury. Howard replaced him for the final two periods and will likely be tending the net on Wednesday." We anticipate he'll be fine," Blashill said of Bernier. "We don't think it's a concussion." The Blackhawks (25-26-9, 59 points) pulled out a wild 8-7 home win over Ottawa on Monday. Alex DeBrincat led the way with three goals and two assists." It was a pretty crazy game," DeBrincat told the team's website. "It felt more like a summer hockey game with that high scoring, but it's good we got the win. That's all that matters." Patrick Kane stretched his point streak to 18 games, an NHL high this season, with a goal and two assists. He has assists in 17 consecutive games, tying the third-longest streak in league history. Kane can catch Adam Oates (1992-93 season) for the second longest assist streak on Wednesday. Wayne Gretzky set the record of 23 during the 1990-91 campaign. The Blackhawks won for the ninth time in 11 games to stay within striking distance of a playoff spot." I didn't particularly enjoy it back there. As a player, I probably would have," Chicago coach Jeremy Colliton said of the win over the Senators, which featured nine first-period goals. "It was important that we won the game. You don't want to look back at these games and wonder 'What if?'"It wasn't pretty defensively," Colliton added. "Some nice goals, some high-end skill on both sides, but we need points. The good news is we won when we maybe didn't have our best effort. Hopefully, we'll respond with a better one in the next one." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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COMING
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8:35 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 8:35 PM EST (TODAY) |
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TOTAL |
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-105
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+1.5 (-260)
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Over 6.5 (+105)
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-105
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-1.5 (+240)
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Under 6.5 (-115)
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GAME PREVIEW
Time: 8:30 PM EST Venue: Pepsi Center, Denver, Colo., 80204 / The Winnipeg Jets are securely in first place the Central Division and will enter Wednesday with three games at hand over second-place Nashville. It is a scenario Winnipeg would have taken at the start of the season, but it's not all rosy for the Jets. They have lost five of their last seven games and are sputtering as the season approaches the fourth rail of the schedule." We are concerned," Winnipeg coach Paul Maurice said after a 4-3 overtime loss to Ottawa on Saturday. "Going into (Saturday), it was the first five-game block of the season where we're under .500 at 2-3. So yeah, you're concerned." The glass-half-full view is the Jets are still in first place and have chance to correct things. They can start when they play at the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night. It's the second time in a week the two are meeting, after the Avalanche won at Winnipeg, 4-1, on Thursday night. Wednesday will be Winnipeg's first game since Saturday, which gave the club time to try to iron out its problems. The Jets (36-19-4, 76 points) finished strong last season and carried that momentum to the playoffs and reached the Western Conference finals. But there are concerning differences this season compared to last year. At this point in 2017-18, Winnipeg had 79 points, had won five of seven and was stingier on defense. The Jets have allowed 15 more goals than at this point last year. Also troublesome is the prolonged scoring slump of dynamic forward Patrik Laine. He escaped a sophomore slump last year with 44 goals, but his third year has been more of a struggle. Laine has 25 goals this season but hasn't scored one since Jan. 13, a drought of 14 games. Since a stunning five-goal game on Nov. 24 against St. Louis, he has six tallies total. Laine spoke to the media for the first time in three weeks Tuesday morning and said he feels good overall." I think it's getting better. Obviously I'm not scoring, but overall it's OK," he said. "Creating chances, playing OK defense. Not allowing that many goals anymore, as a line. So that's obviously good. There's always room to improve. But I think it's decent right now." Laine might find scoring a little harder to do against a Colorado team that has played better on defense lately. The Avalanche (24-24-11, 59 points) have lost nine of their last 11 but are coming off a 3-0 win against Vegas on Monday. It was the second time in three games they held an opponent to one or fewer goals. Better play by goaltender Semyon Varlamov has helped. He has started seven straight games and is coming off his second shutout of the season and 25th of his career." Our defensive-zone structure was a lot better the last couple of games," Varlamov said after Monday's win. "Like I said, we make a couple changes like with the coaching stuff and it works. It's nice to see the guys doing a great job." Colorado has been in a months-long slump but it is still within close distance of a wild-card spot. The Avalanche have 23 games left, and a strong finish would give them consecutive playoff appearance for the first time in 13 years." This team never gives up," Varlamov said. "We're going to battle to the end. We just need to get on a winning streak and kind of help ourselves." The Jets will be without defenseman Dustin Byfuglien, who will miss Winnipeg's three-game road trip due to a lower-body injury.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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COMING
UP
9:35 PM EST |
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2/20/2019 9:35 PM EST (TODAY) |
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TOTAL |
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+130
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+1.5 (-213)
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Over 6 (+110)
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-140
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-1.5 (+193)
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Under 6 (-120)
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GAME PREVIEW
Time: 9:30 PM EST Venue: Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary, Canada, T2G 2W1 / With 35 wins in the 2017-18 season, the New York Islanders finished 17 points out of a playoff spot. With 35 wins through only 58 games this season, the Islanders (35-17-6, 76 points) find themselves one of the NHL's biggest surprises, sitting in first place in the Metropolitan Division." It's a complete opposite. If you look at our defensive game from last year to this year and just the way we find a way to win tight games compared to last year," defenseman Ryan Pulock told the team's website. "When you're comfortable in those positions, it makes it a lot easier. Over the last 30-40 games, we've been comfortable in those tight spots, and just have guys step up and find a way to get the job done." Case in point for the Islanders was Saturday's 5-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers, their second consecutive victory and the latest success in a 11-2-2 run." Up 2-1 going into the third, that was a fragile spot last year for us. Tonight we were just locking it down, staying aggressive and (kept) the same mindset all the way through," forward Mathew Barzal said. "This team has come a long way, even from the start of the season this year." Next up for the Islanders is a tough test against a club that's been just as much as a surprise story. Wednesday's clash at the Calgary Flames will kick off a three-game road trip through Western Canada. The Islanders are also receiving a boost, with both Andrew Ladd and Thomas Hickey back from injuries. The Flames (36-16-7, 79 points), who entered Tuesday atop the Western Conference, kicked off a three-game homestand with a 5-2 victory over the Arizona Coyotes on Monday afternoon. While the Islanders have turned their fortunes by becoming the league's best defensive club, the Flames have become the second-most prolific scoring squad in the league. The latest player on the Flames to post a new career high for points is captain Mark Giordano, who collected a goal and an assist in the win over Arizona to give him 57 points. Making Giordano's story even more impressive is the fact he's 35 years old -- very late in a career to be a having a breakout campaign." It always feels good to contribute and get points offensively but, again, we have such a good team and we score so many goals that a lot of guys' numbers are going to look really good this year," Giordano, a contender for the Norris Trophy as the league's top blueliner, said after the win. "More importantly, where we are in the standings, it is huge for our team right now, and we want to keep pushing and try and get that top spot." The Flames are also buoyed by improved play of late from No. 1 goalie Mike Smith, who's started the last three games and appears to be rounding into form after inconsistent play through much of the campaign." I feel great, to start with that," Smith said. "But I think I've never been one to get complacent and say, 'You got it.' I think you never quite have it in this league. I think as soon as you think you got it, it can turn on you pretty quick." So I think I'm going to keep as even-keel as possible here. I know I've came a long ways and worked real hard in practice to get back to where I know I'm capable of playing. I'm getting rewarded with some starts and some good play and some wins." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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10:05 PM EST |
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+130
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+1.5 (-200)
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Over 5.5 (-115)
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-140
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-1.5 (+185)
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Under 5.5 (+105)
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GAME PREVIEW
Time: 10:00 PM EST Venue: T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, NV, 89119 / The Vegas Golden Knights viewed last Saturday's 5-1 victory over the Nashville Predators, which snapped a franchise-record five-game home losing streak, as the spark for a much-needed turnaround. Then came Monday night's 3-0 loss at Colorado. Now Vegas (32-25-4, 68 points) returns home to begin a four-game homestand on Wednesday night against one of the hottest teams in the NHL, the Boston Bruins. Boston (35-17-8, 78 points) comes in on a season-best six-game winning streak and has won the first three games of its western road swing, including a wild 6-5 overtime victory at San Jose on Monday night. The Golden Knights suffered just their second shutout loss of the season to Colorado, failing to beat Semyon Varlamov on 40 shots on net. Vegas, which has just 21 games remaining, fell 11 points behind first-place Calgary, which has two games in hand, in the Pacific Division and 10 points behind the second-place Sharks, who also have a game in hand." Extremely disappointing to come out with the effort we had tonight," defenseman Jon Merrill told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "We were feeling good about ourselves after the Nashville game. Just a reality check I guess. Now we go back home and get back to the drawing board and hope to get another win on Wednesday." "It's tough to have a game like we did against Nashville and come out -- important game, important points -- and blow it," defenseman Brayden McNabb added. "This is a crucial time of the year. ... Playoffs are (21) games away and we're having games like this. It's unacceptable for everyone, myself included. We've got to figure it out in this dressing room for sure." The Bruins, second in the Atlantic Division behind Tampa Bay, come in blazing hot, winning eight of their last nine games, with the lone loss to the Rangers in a shootout, 4-3. Charlie McAvoy's goal with 1:01 remaining in overtime won Monday's contest at San Jose after the Bruins blew a 3-0 lead. Boston rallied to send the game into OT on a controversial goal by Chris Wagner with 1:49 left in regulation. The Sharks argued that Wagner had knocked the puck down toward the net with a stick above shoulder level." Resilient," McAvoy said of his team's performance. "I mean, you never want to let up a big lead like we did, but those things happen in hockey. ... We never say die." It was the third win in four nights in California for the Bruins, who began the trip with a 3-0 victory at Anaheim on Friday and then defeated the Los Angeles Kings, 4-2, on Saturday. After Wednesday night's game in Las Vegas against the Golden Knights, Boston finishes the trip with a game at St. Louis on Saturday." It's get on the plane tonight, get out of here quick and get on to the next one," McAvoy said shortly after Monday night's game-winner. "All the teams in the West are playing really good right now. It's a challenge every single night." This is the second of two regular-season meetings between the Bruins and Golden Knights. Boston won the first one, 4-1, on Nov. 11 at TD Garden behind a 37-save performance by Jaroslav Halak.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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2/20/2019 1:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+319
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Over 2 (-105)
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+111
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Under 2 (-110)
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2/20/2019 2:45 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+274
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FINAL |
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2/20/2019 3:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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+195
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Over 2 (+126)
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+193
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Under 2 (-141)
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FINAL |
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2/20/2019 3:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-326
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-1.5 (-105)
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Over 3 (+125)
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+1022
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+1.5 (-110)
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Under 3 (-140)
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FINAL |
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2/20/2019 3:00 PM EST (TODAY) |
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TOTAL |
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+1058
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+1.5 (-108)
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Over 2.5 (-136)
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-329
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