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-165
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GAME PREVIEW
Nationals, O's face off to finish game, play anotherThe Baltimore Orioles were not expected to be a winning team at any point this season. Last year, they never swept a series, but now they've done it twice.They finished a second sweep Thursday with an 11-4 victory in Philadelphia. The big hit was a three-run double from Anthony Santander. He's now second in the American League with 19 RBIs and has them in seven consecutive games.With the sweep behind them, the Orioles will greet the struggling Washington Nationals in a weekend series starting Friday with the resumption of a suspended game. Baltimore had a 5-2 lead last Sunday at Nationals Park, but it rained in the top of the sixth, and the tarp crew had problems covering the field -- because it was a mechanical error, the game was suspended rather than being declared a full game.Now, the Orioles have a surprising 10-7 record plus a five-game winning streak, their best run since 2017. Many in the lineup have hit well, including Santander."He has taken such good at-bats," manager Brandon Hyde told the media Thursday. "He can stay on the ball so well." With the Nationals (6-9) staying in town for the weekend, the Orioles will be facing a team that's trying to find its way.Several moves were announced Thursday, all relating to pitching. Washington relief pitcher Sean Doolittle got put on the 10-day injured list (right knee fatigue, goes back to Aug. 11). He has a 15.00 ERA in three innings with a 0-1 record."His right knee has some inflammation in it," Washington manager Dave Martinez said to MLB.com. "We don't want him to regress; we want to keep progressing." Sam Freeman (the only other lefty in the bullpen) went on the injured list Thursday with a strained left flexor mass, according to numerous reports. MLB.com said Freeman left Wednesday's game after experiencing a pop in his elbow. He'll have an MRI on Friday.The Nationals brought up Seth Romero, and he had problems in his major league debut as the Mets rolled to an 8-2 victory. Veteran relief pitcher Will Harris rejoined the bullpen (a right-hander) from the 10-day injured list. He's pitched in just two games so far.There's some confusion as to who will pick up the suspended game at 5:05 p.m. in Baltimore. It appears as if Stephen Strasburg -- tossed while giving the umpire his thoughts while sitting in the stands in New York on Thursday -- is going to go for the Nationals, likely in the second game as he started in the suspended game.Starters Asher Wojciechowski (0-2, 3.95) and Tommy Milone (1-1, 3.21) could go in either game for Baltimore.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
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+168
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+1.5 (-123)
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Over 8 (-114)
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-184
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GAME PREVIEW
Pirates hope to rough up another Reds pitcher FridayAfter the Pittsburgh Pirates roughed up one of the Cincinnati Reds' top starting pitchers Thursday, they'll take aim at another.The visiting Pirates try again to win back-to-back games for the first time this season when they continue their four-game set against Sonny Gray and the Reds on Friday night.After their early-week series with St. Louis was postponed due to the Cardinals' continued issues with COVID-19, Pittsburgh didn't show much rust while doing all its scoring over the first two innings of Thursday's 9-6 win at Cincinnati. Adam Frazier, Colin Moran and Gregory Polanco each homered among the first six batters of the game for the Pirates, who snapped a three-game skid by winning for just the fourth time in 2020."Things are going to change, starting this series," first baseman Josh Bell told the Pirates' official website. "All it takes is one good game from us to turn it around." Thursday marked Pittsburgh's second-highest scoring game of the season, and just the fourth time it totaled more than five runs in a contest. All nine runs came off Cincinnati starter Anthony DeSclafani, who lasted just two innings after not yielding a run in his first two outings of 2020.Now, the Pirates face a potentially more daunting task versus Gray (3-1, 2.25 ERA), who allowed just two earned runs and struck out 28 over 18 2/3 innings while winning his first three starts of this unique season. However, the fun ended with Sunday's 9-3 loss at Milwaukee. In that contest, Gray allowed four runs, six hits, four walks and fanned seven over 5 1/3 innings.He went 2-2 with a 3.48 ERA against Pittsburgh last season. Moran is 0 for 7 with four strikeouts against Gray. However, Moran has hit four of his six home runs on the season away from home. He's also homered three times in his last five games at Cincinnati.Pittsburgh will turn to Chad Kuhl (0-0, 2.00 ERA), who will make his second straight start after recording two relief appearances this season. The right-hander allowed just a solo homer and struck out seven over four innings of the Pirates' wild 17-13, 11-inning loss to Detroit last Friday."I've always wanted to start," Kuhl added to the Pirates' official website. "I feel like I've always had starter stuff." Kuhl has done very well against the Reds, going 2-1 with a 2.51 ERA in five starts. However, he last faced them in June 2018. Even with that success, Cincinnati's Joey Votto is 6 for 11 with two doubles and a home run against Kuhl, while Nick Castellanos is 3 for 9 against him.He's never faced Nick Senzel, who homered and had three hits with four RBIs in Thursday's contest, where Cincinnati lost its second straight game and third in the last three. The Reds have also dropped 13 of the last 19 meetings with Pittsburgh."Our players are going about everything the right way and that's all you can ask," Reds manager David Bell said via Fox Sports Cincinnati. "And when that happens, things always turn around. Always." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
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-173
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-1.5 (-107)
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+159
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GAME PREVIEW
Tigers, Indians meet looking for answersC. J. Cron's knee injury has created a giant hole in the Detroit Tigers' lineup.And the Tigers could spend the remainder of the season trying to fill it.Detroit will head into a three-game weekend home series against the Cleveland Indians on Friday with their first baseman on the injured list, where he'll remain indefinitely.Cron has a damaged knee ligament and a dislocated kneecap and will eventually need surgery surgery. He still hopes to return before that surgery, though. He was injured trying to field a grounder on Monday."I think with the injuries I've had, this one is definitely the most uncertain," Cron said, according the Detroit News. "The way the knee buckled, it's tough to say how it's going to respond. It's tough to say how stable it's going to be moving forward. There is no legitimate timetable." Cron was one of three free agents, along with second baseman Jonathan Schoop and catcher Austin Romine, that the Tigers signed during the offseason to provide stability to their lineup. Manager Ron Gardenhire had regularly penciled Cron into the cleanup spot.Cron responded to the role with four homers and three doubles in 13 games with an .894 OPS."This was really the first time in my career where I was slotted in there every day and playing every day," Cron said. "I was allowed to make mistakes and learn from them and go through the ebbs and flows of a season being an everyday player. To go down like this (stinks) pretty bad, especially how the boys are playing, We're playing well, hitting the ball really well and I'm confident they'll continue to do that." Without Cron, Gardenhire has been forced to improvise. Jeimer Candelario may get the majority of starts at first base, though the Tigers would prefer to leave him at third base. Schoop and Christin Stewart have batted in the cleanup spot in the first two games Cron missed.The Tigers lost both of those games to the Chicago White Sox, dropping their record to 9-7. Right-hander Ivan Nova, who won his last start by holding down the Pittsburgh Pirates, will start Friday's series opener.Nova (1-0, 5.74) struggled through that outing, allowing five runs in five innings on Saturday. He has started seven times against Cleveland during his career, posting a 3-3 record and 4.22 ERA.The Indians are also slightly above .500 at 10-9 despite dropping their last two games to the Chicago Cubs. They're fortunate to be in that position, considering their offensive struggles.Cleveland has scored two or fewer runs in 12 games. Manager Terry Francona expects the team-wide slump to end soon."We do have guys with good track records and they are healthy," Francona told MLB.com. "They're going to hit. I've said this to you guys for eight years, guys get to their level. That'll be fun to watch and it will really help us. I hope it starts Friday." Aaron Civale (1-2, 2.84), who will start Friday, has delivered quality starts in all three of his outings. He gave up just one run in seven innings against the Chicago White Sox last Friday but the Indians were blanked 2-0.Civale gave the Tigers fits in his rookie season last year. He started three games against them and won two decisions while giving up just three runs in 20 2/3 innings.Both teams had a rare day off Thursday in this condensed season. The Tigers were supposed to play a makeup doubleheader against St. Louis but it was postponed due to the Cardinals' ongoing issues with positive COVID-19 tests.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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-106
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-1.5 (+150)
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-102
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GAME PREVIEW
Braves, Marlins meet in surprise first-place battleIt's early, but it's also late, and that sums up this weekend's odd battle for first place in the National League East between the visiting Atlanta Braves and the surprising Miami Marlins.Friday's game to kick this series off is also this season's home opener for the Marlins. And if you think having an MLB home opener on August 14 is weird, then welcome to 2020.The Braves, regarded as one of the most talented organizations in baseball, are not immune to oddities. They are just 11-9 so far and on a three-game losing streak.Ordinarily, in a 162-game MLB schedule, there would be plenty of time to get things right for a Braves team that won the division last year with a 97-65 record. But, in a shortened, pandemic-necessitated 60-game schedule, there's no time for a slump.Further, the Braves have already lost their best pitcher, 2019 All-Star Mike Soroka, who is out for the season due to a torn Achilles tendon, and superstar left fielder Ronald Acuna Jr. will miss the Marlins series due to a sore left wrist."It was (sore) enough that he couldn't play," Braves manager Brian Snitker said on Tuesday.The injury has not gotten any better since, although the Braves do not believe Acuna will join Atlanta second baseman Ozzie Albies (sore right wrist) on the injured list.Acuna and Albies combined last year for 229 runs, 65 doubles, 65 homers and 187 RBIs.Without them, the Braves still have star first baseman Freddie Freeman, who had 38 homers and 121 RBIs last year and is off to a good start since recovering from a bout of COVID-19.Other hot Braves hitters include outfielders Marcell Ozuna and Nick Markakis and shortstop Dansby Swanson.On the mound, the Braves will start Kyle Wright (0-2, 6.75 ERA).Wright has faced the Marlins just once in his career, allowing two runs in six innings of a no-decision last year. Miami won that game against Atlanta's bullpen, 4-2.So far, Wright -- who was the fifth overall draft pick in 2017 -- has failed to live up to his potential. The former Vanderbilt star is 0-5 with a 7.41 ERA in 14 career appearances, including seven starts.Wright's counterpart on Friday will be fellow 24-year-old right-hander Pablo Lopez (1-1, 1.80 ERA).Lopez, a Venezuela native, made his major league debut in 2018 and is 8-13 with a 4.60 ERA in 33 appearances, all starts. Against the Braves, he has yet to win in five starts (0-3), but he has a 3.54 ERA that suggests he's pitched in tough luck.His best outing this year was on Aug. 4, when he pitched five scoreless innings against the Baltimore Orioles.As a team, the Marlins have had a crazy season that was interrupted in the middle by 18 players testing positive for COVID-19, forcing the postponement of eight games.Friday is the start of a seven-game Marlins homestand, and they arrived in Miami on a high note. That's because on Wednesday, the Marlins snapped a three-game losing streak in an oh-so-2020 way, blowing an eight-run lead only to win it 14-11 in 10 innings.Before the Marlins did it on Friday, no MLB team had ever allowed at least seven homers and at least 18 hits and still won the game."It seemed like a perfect way to end the road trip," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. "It was out of the ordinary."We had a fire alarm at midnight last night. It (the oddities) just goes on and on, right?"--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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+152
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+1.5 (-122)
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-165
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GAME PREVIEW
Inconsistent Twins to face surging RoyalsRight-hander Jake Odorizzi will make his second start of the season as the Minnesota Twins kick off a stretch of 20 games in 20 days with a seven-game homestand, beginning with a four-game series against the Kansas City Royals on Friday night in Minneapolis.Odorizzi (0-0, 6.00 ERA) went 15-7 with a 3.51 ERA during an All-Star campaign in 2019 but began this season on the 10-day injured list with an intercostal strain. He received a no-decision in his first start Saturday against the Royals in Kansas City, allowing two runs on four hits and two walks in three innings while striking out two.Odorizzi is 3-5 with a 4.94 ERA in 12 career appearances, 11 of them starts, against the Royals including 1-1 with a 7.20 ERA over two starts in 2019.Right-hander Jakob Junis (0-0, 4.00) will make his third start of the season after receiving a no-decision in his last outing, a 3-2 victory over the Twins in Kansas City last Friday. Junis, who allowed two runs on five hits in 4 2/3 innings, is 0-1 with a 4.23 ERA in eight career starts against Minnesota and is 0-0 with a 4.32 ERA in two starts at Target Field.The Royals, who have won five of their last six games since a 3-10 start, swept a three-game series against the American League Central-leading Twins last weekend at Kansas City, holding the Twins to just 10 runs and 21 hits in the process.Minnesota sputtered to a 3-5 record during an eight-game road trip that was capped by a 12-2 win at Milwaukee on Wednesday. The Twins batted around twice in the first five innings and rolled up 15 hits, including a pair of home runs by Byron Buxton and a towering 442-foot blast by Miguel Sano that landed near the Bernie Brewer slide.Minnesota set a single-season record with 307 home runs last season en route to 101 wins and an AL Central crown and entered Thursday's action second in MLB with 32 homers. But the Twins rank just 14th in batting average (.241) throughout the entire league and manager Rocco Baldelli is hoping Wednesday night's contest, which saw each starter get at least one hit by the fourth inning, could be a sign of things to come."You look at the lineup, from top to bottom, it was an explosive night," Baldelli said. "The at-bats were unrelenting, and that's what we're looking for. It wasn't just about a couple of big swings that got us where we needed to be. It was a complete team effort in its entirety." Buxton, who began the season going 1-for-15 over the first six games, has hit safely in eight of his last nine games since then and hit all five of his home runs this season during the road trip."He's scalding balls every day," Baldelli said.Kansas City, which like Minnesota had a day off on Thursday, also comes in off a big win, holding on to defeat Cincinnati, 5-4 on Wednesday night. Closer Trevor Rosenthal, who walked the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, got ex-Royal Christian Colon to ground into a game-ending double play."(My heart rate) got a little elevated, I'll admit," Kansas City manager Mike Matheny said. "These masks, though, do a good job of hiding how you're feeling at the time. But yeah, Rosie had it all the way." Catcher Salvador Perez, who has a .333 average and 17 home runs in 63 career games at Target Field, went 3-for-5 with a home run, double and three RBIs in Wednesday night's victory.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
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GAME PREVIEW
Rockies attempt to bounce back against RangersThe Colorado Rockies are off to a strong start to the 2020 season, but for the first time since things kicked off three weeks ago, they are dealing with a slump.The Rockies will attempt to get back on track when they host the Texas Rangers for a three-game series, starting Friday night.Colorado won its first five series before Arizona came to town and teed off on the Rockies' pitching staff. The Diamondbacks scored 32 runs in three games and took two out of three at Coors Field. The bullpen took the brunt of it, especially in Wednesday's 13-7 loss."This one, we got knocked around a little bit. They chipped away, some balls fell, we didn't make plays," said manager Bud Black, whose team has lost three of four. "So, overall, we still have a lot of faith in our bullpen." Texas will send right-hander Lance Lynn to the mound, while the Rockies will counter with rookie Ryan Castellani.Lynn (2-0, 1.16 ERA) started Opening Day against Colorado, striking out nine in six shutout innings to get the victory in a 1-0 Rangers' win. In eight career starts against Colorado, he is 3-2 with a 2.42 ERA. The 33-year-old has pitched well at Coors Field, where he is 1-1 with a 2.84 ERA in four career starts.Lynn's win on Opening Day was followed by two no-decisions despite allowing just one run in 12 1/3 innings. He got his second win -- and the 100th of his career -- over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday. The Rangers are coming off a 5-1 homestand after dropping eight of their first 11 games.Texas pulled out a dramatic 7-4 win against Seattle on Wednesday, scoring five times in the eighth to take two of three games from the Mariners."That's a huge victory for so many reasons," manager Chris Woodward said after the game. "Especially the way we won that game. We know it is not going to be easy offensively. We haven't hit as well as we would like, but we've managed to win some games by doing small ball, stealing bases, getting big hits. Those are the things we have to do to win the tough games." Colorado was on the business end of big rally against Arizona on Wednesday, giving up eight runs in the seventh inning. Now the Rockies hand the ball to the right-handed Castellani, who made his major league debut Saturday in Seattle.Castellani, 24, was plugged in when Chi Chi Gonzalez was injured and he didn't allow a hit in four-plus innings in a no-decision. He was on a pitch count of around 60, which will increase to around 75 against the Rangers."The thing that was impressive to me was just his mound presence, his poise," Black said after Saturday's game. "He looked under control delivery-wise, he didn't overthrow the ball. I thought he and Drew were in great rhythm the whole night. There was just so many positives tonight for Ryan that you really like to see that and the guy's first game, it was really cool stuff." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
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+179
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GAME PREVIEW
Mariners ready for improved Astros lineupThe Houston Astros' ailing offense is about to get a big boost.Manager Dusty Baker said Wednesday that reigning American League Rookie of the Year Yordan Alvarez, who has yet to play this season, could be back "in a couple days." That would indicate Alvarez might see action when the Astros open a three-game series at home Friday night against the Seattle Mariners.Alvarez, on the injured list for undisclosed reasons, has been working out at the Astros' alternate training site in Corpus Christi. He had five doubles and a home run in 19 plate appearances in intrasquad games, according to the Houston Chronicle.The Astros' lineup has been hampered by George Springer's wrist injury, Michael Brantley's quad strain and Jose Altuve's struggles.Springer returned to the starting lineup Wednesday as the Astros defeated visiting San Francisco 5-1."I think with (Alvarez) in the lineup, a lot of things can happen," Springer said Wednesday. "All of us got a pretty good glimpse at the stuff he could do last year. He's a very, very impactful bat. To have a guy in there like that, hopefully that can lengthen out the lineup a little bit and add a spark or two." Alvarez's return could create a glut at the designated hitter slot for the Astros.Springer served as the DH on Wednesday and Brantley, who got the day off, has been limited to hitting."We're exchanging one guy with a bad hand for a guy with a bad leg," Baker said.Both Springer and Brantley would have to return to the outfield as Baker has said he doesn't envision Alvarez, who batted .313 with 27 home runs and 78 RBI in 87 games last season, playing defense."We tried to have Yordan play the field in spring training and his knees got sore and he couldn't play for a couple days," Baker said. "That's why we got to try to get Michael back well enough for him to play the field." Left-hander Framber Valdez (0-2, 2.04 ERA) is scheduled to start for the Astros. He allowed one earned run and seven hits in seven innings Saturday in a 3-1 loss at Oakland. Valdez is 2-0 with a 1.56 ERA in four career appearances against Seattle, including two starts.The Mariners, who had their first day off of the season Thursday after playing 20 games in 20 days, will send left-hander Yusei Kikuchi (0-1, 5.28 ERA) to the mound. He's 0-2 with a 6.46 ERA in five career starts against Houston.Seattle's bullpen blew a three-run lead in a 7-4 loss Wednesday at Texas."Giving young guys opportunities in those spots is really, really valuable," Mariners manager Scott Servais said of his relievers. "They will learn from it, and we will benefit from it down the road. It's just a little painful (Wednesday) when we didn't get the 'W' after we were in control of that ballgame." The Mariners spent their off day in Houston, but players and staff were encouraged to stay at the team hotel because of coronavirus concerns."A whole lot of Call of Duty will be played," Mariners shortstop J. P. Crawford said.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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GAME PREVIEW
Diamondbacks on roll heading into series with PadresA series win in Colorado, in which they scored 32 runs in three games, has given the Arizona Diamondbacks a much-needed jolt of confidence as they get set to open a three-game set Friday with another winning team in their own division, the San Diego Padres.A head-to-head series with the Padres, who are in third place in the National League West, gives the fourth-place D-backs a chance to gain ground. Arizona has won five of its last eight games and faces San Diego for the first time at home this season, after going 2-5 against the Padres in California in July and earlier in August."You're always looking for push moments and always looking for good things, and it's especially nice knowing that we've grinded to get to this point," D-backs manager Torey Lovullo said after Arizona's 13-7 win over the Rockies on Wednesday. "We're super excited to get back home and do what we do best." The Diamondbacks have their most consistent starting pitcher thus far, right-hander Merrill Kelly, on the mound Friday. Kelly (2-1, 2.29 ERA) has pitched at least six innings in each of his three starts in 2020. He got the win in San Diego on Aug. 8, holding the Padres to a run on six hits with four strikeouts in six innings.A hot offense has to help the pitching staff, veteran outfielder David Peralta said."We've been hitting the ball the opposite way trying not to do too much," Peralta said. "We just concentrate on getting a base hit and keeping the line moving." San Diego opened a four-game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers with two wins at Dodger Stadium earlier this week, but were outscored a combined 17-2 on Wednesday and Thursday. The Padres haven't lost more than two games in a row all season."We're frustrated, disappointed, especially after getting the first two," manager Jayce Tingler told Fox Sports San Diego on Thursday night. "But it's got to be a quick turnaround because we've got five more on the road. These next five, they're going to determine how this road trip goes." The Padres have right-hander Dinelson Lamet (2-0) on the mound Friday. Lamet's 1.61 ERA is fourth-best among NL starters who have made at least three starts this season, and he's taken a no-hitter past the fifth inning in each of his last two starts.Lamet handcuffed the Diamondbacks in his most recent start on Aug. 9, allowing a run on one hit with 11 strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings."It's hard to face the same team twice, it's usually an advantage a little bit more toward the hitters," Tingler said.Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. has three home runs in eight career at-bats against Kelly, including one this season. Tatis leads the Padres with a .304 batting average, eight home runs, 16 runs scored, 24 hits and 18 runs batted in in 2020.His 54 total bases lead the majors.--Field Level Media
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GAME PREVIEW
Kershaw, Dodgers set for Trout, AngelsThe Los Angeles Dodgers will begin a three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif., starting Friday night, hoping to get a couple of their key lefties on the right track.Left-handed starter Clayton Kershaw will try to bounce back from a rough time in his last appearance, a loss to the San Francisco Giants last Saturday. Left-handed hitter Cody Bellinger, meanwhile, is simply trying to find his MVP-caliber groove.Bellinger, who went 0-for-3 Thursday against the San Diego Padres, is hitting just .165/.224/.266 with two homers and seven RBIs. He's even worse against left-handed pitchers, hitting .091 (2-for-22) with no extra-base hits.And Friday night, the Angels will throw left-hander Patrick Sandoval, who has given up only one hit to a left-handed hitter this season in 15 at-bats.Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, though, said he believes Bellinger and others in the lineup who are struggling (Max Muncy and Joc Pederson also are hitting less than .200) have been affected by this season's unique circumstances.With expanded rosters (28 instead of 25), teams have bigger bullpens and consequently can pull the starter earlier than normal and match up with relievers more frequently."There's more guys in the 'pen," Roberts said. "Managers are matching up more, and there's a lot of big power arms in 'pens across the league. Managers have 10, 11 guys in the 'pen these days. I think that's probably a big part of it." Kershaw missed the start of the season with a bad back but had a stellar first start when he shut out the Arizona Diamondbacks on three hits over 5 2/3 innings on Aug. 2. He struck out six and did not walk a batter. But in his loss to the Giants, he didn't make it out of the fifth inning, giving up four runs on seven hits and one walk in 4 1/3 innings, struggling with his command.Kershaw has been good against the Angels in his career, going 6-2 with a 2.56 ERA in 11 starts. He's had success against center fielder Mike Trout, holding him to two hits in 13 at-bats with four strikeouts. First baseman/DH Albert Pujols, however, has hit Kershaw well, batting .375 (12-for-32) with five doubles.Sandoval is still looking for his first victory of the season, but he's pitched impressively in both of his starts. He yielded two runs (one earned) on four hits and one walk in four innings against the Seattle Mariners on July 28, then held the Texas Rangers to two runs on four hits and one walk in six innings last Saturday.Sandoval has a 2.70 ERA and opposing batters are hitting just .211 against him. Angels manager Joe Maddon said he believes Sandoval's recent outings weren't flukes."This is what I thought we would see with him," Maddon said. "I think he has this kind of potential. I don't think that's an outlier. I think that's the kind of performance he's capable of on a more consistent basis. Better fastball command, really good slider and changeup when he needed it." Sandoval has never faced the Dodgers.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
9:45 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
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TOTAL |
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-189
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-1.5 (-113)
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Over 8.5 (-103)
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+172
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+1.5 (+103)
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Under 8.5 (-109)
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GAME PREVIEW
Giants set for rare visit from A'sGabe Kapler will manage against the Oakland Athletics for the first time in his career when he is introduced to the Bay Bridge rivalry, as his San Francisco Giants host their neighbors to the east in a three-game interleague series on Friday night.The clubs also will duel in September in Oakland.Right-handers Frankie Montas (2-1, 1.57 ERA) of the A's and Johnny Cueto (1-0, 5.40) of the Giants are the scheduled starters in Friday's series opener.The rivals battled to a 25-25 standoff in the decade of the 2010's, with the Giants drawing even last season by virtue of three wins in four meetings. The home team dominated the matchup in the decade, winning 32 of the 50 games.Cueto will be pitching for the first time since losing a no-hit bid in the sixth inning at Los Angeles last Saturday when left fielder Hunter Pence lost a flyball in the lights.The veteran nonetheless was able to get his first win, allowing just two hits in 5 2/3 innings.Pence no doubt hopes to get a chance to redeem himself in Cueto's next start. He's spent the better part of the past five days apologizing for his gaffe in L. A."Johnny had the magic going, the rhythm going, had everything working. It was a special night that doesn't always come around, and you could just feel it," Pence told reporters. "To spoil that feels awful." Cueto has faced the A's just twice in his career, going 1-0 with a 2.57 ERA. That win came in 2010.Montas, meanwhile, has never faced the Giants. He's pitched once on the road so far this season, going seven innings in an 11-1 win at Seattle last Monday in which he allowed just one run and four hits.The matchup with the Giants will be the first for A's reliever Burch Smith since he was acquired in a rare transaction between the rivals. San Francisco received only cash in the deal made during the initial spring training in February.A journeyman who had made previous stops in San Diego, Kansas City and Milwaukee before reaching San Francisco last season, Smith has been brilliant out of the Oakland bullpen this year. He's gone 2-0 without allowing a run in 10 1/3 innings.He has retired 19 of 20 batters he's faced this month.A's manager Bob Melvin credits pitching coach Scott Emerson for recommending Smith to Oakland."He's been an absolute godsend for us," Melvin told reporters of Smith after a recent win. "It looks like his fastball has a little bit of a rise to it that would suggest he has a good spin rate on the fastball. I know he's got a good spin rate on his curve, which allows him to kind of pitch up and down where most pitchers go side to side. He can do both, and you see a lot of late swings and swings underneath it." The Giants have a similar success story in their bullpen in new closer Trevor Gott, who has allowed just one run in six innings over six appearances, recording four saves.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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NHL |
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8/14/2020 |
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FOUND
4
GAMES |
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COMING
UP
2:08 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+176
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+1.5 (-146)
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Over 5.5 (+112)
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-198
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-1.5 (+132)
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Under 5.5 (-126)
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GAME PREVIEW
The Arizona Coyotes need to match the Colorado Avalanche's firepower if they're going to stand a chance at staying alive in the postseason.The Avalanche scored three times during a span of 1 minute, 23 seconds in the third period of a 3-0 win over the Coyotes on Wednesday to kick off the first round of the Western Conference best-of-seven series.The Coyotes know they have to generate offense on Friday when the teams reconvene in Edmonton."I think as a group, we've got to get more on our toes," Arizona forward Derek Stepan said. "I don't know if it had to do with nerves. I don't know really why we were sitting back as much as we were. When we had opportunities to go, we had to continue to press. When we shift the momentum, we can't just sit back." Referees assessed Stepan an interference penalty at 12:21 of the third period, and Nazem Kadri used the ensuing power play to get the Avalanche on the board. J. T. Compher and Mikko Rantanen quickly added a goal of their own to change the complexion of the contest.The penalty raised eyebrows on the Coyotes bench, but Stepan took the call in stride."I think those refs have a really difficult job," he said. "This is the Stanley Cup playoffs; it's a puck that's dumped in the corner. I don't really see much danger there to make a call like that in the third period." The fault lies in the Coyotes' inability to generate chances, especially on a power play that failed to convert on two chances in the series opener."When it's a 0-0 game and you get a power play, you need to make sure you capitalize," Stepan said. "That can change the feel of the 60-minute hockey game. Special teams are huge. I'm not worried about our power play. I'm confident. I'm sure we'll make our adjustments and we'll get ourselves ready for Game 2." The Avalanche, who fired 40 shots at goalie Darcy Kuemper, are preparing for a scrappy Coyotes lineup -- no different than they faced in the series opener.Head coach Jared Bednar, whose team limited the Coyotes to 14 shots, said the Avalanche will have to be even better defensively."We are expecting it to be tight checking all the way through. Again they are well coached, they are disciplined, they have a great identity and they know what it is, and it was a very close hockey game," Bednar said."Our message is going to be, 'Take a look at that game, we know how hard it was.' We are going to expect it to get harder, and we are going to have to keep finding ways to penetrate the interior of the ice and create scoring chances. We are going to have to be equally as good as we were tonight or better on the defensive side of things (as the series continues)." Defenseman Erik Johnson said he'll be ready for what he expects to be another low-scoring game."We extensively looked at their team and what they do and what we think can give us success," he said. "The majority of it is just sticking with it. They want to play the 0-0, or the 1-0 or the 2-1 game, which is fine, they have had success that way. ... It might take until the last five minutes like you saw (Wednesday) against a team like that you just try to wear them down. "The Avalanche intend to maintain their strong forecheck, forcing the Coyotes into errors and giving up the puck, Johnson said."I think if we just play with our team pace and our team speed, that is our strength," he said. "Hopefully, that can push us on." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
3:08 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+139
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+1.5 (-182)
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Over 5 (-130)
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-154
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-1.5 (+163)
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Under 5 (+116)
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GAME PREVIEW
The Philadelphia Flyers and Montreal Canadiens head into Friday's Game 2 of their best-of-seven Eastern Conference first-round series with a sense of confidence.That might seem more logical for the Flyers, who posted a 2-1 win on Wednesday in the series opener in Toronto.Philadelphia was outplayed in the second period before Joel Farabee scored the go-ahead goal just 16 seconds after Montreal had forged a tie. The Flyers also reaffirmed a belief in goaltender Carter Hart, who made 27 saves."He's a great young goalie, a lot of potential. He's just been a true pro ever since he got here," Philadelphia center Sean Couturier said of Hart, who turned 22 on Thursday.Hart is playing at the opposite end of the ice from his childhood idol, Montreal goalie Carey Price.The Flyers were most impressed with the poise Hart showed to weather a second period when his teammates showed some sloppiness. He then then shut things down in the third."(Hart) did a great job and kept us in the game," defenseman Ivan Provorov said.The Flyers have won 13 of their past 14 games, including all three of their round-robin contests earlier in these reconfigured playoffs.Despite the loss, the Canadiens proved to themselves that they can play with the top-seeded Flyers. Montreal entered the postseason ranked 12th in the East before knocking off the Pittsburgh Penguins in the qualifying round."I thought from the second period on (Wednesday) we really started to play our game, and I think we built some confidence in knowing we can play with these guys," Montreal coach Claude Julien said of his club.Julien, however, was hospitalized after the game with chest pains and is not expected to be back for the remainder of the first round."Claude felt chest pains during the night," general manager Marc Bergevin said Thursday. "We immediately consulted our doctors and it was agreed to quickly transfer him to the hospital by ambulance. He's presently there and is under tests to determine exactly the nature of his condition. This has nothing to do with COVID."We don't expect him to be back during this series against the Flyers. Kirk (Muller), Dominique (Ducharme) and Luke (Richardson) will share the responsibility. However, Kirk is the associate head coach and he will assume the responsibility of head coach until Claude's return." The Canadiens shook up their lines during the series opener, the biggest move being elevating feisty but talented Max Domi from center on the fourth line to winger on a line with Jonathan Drouin and Jesperi Kotkaniemi.Montreal also moved rookie Nick Suzuki onto the top line between Tomas Tatar and Brendan Gallagher. Suzuki, however, preferred to look at a bigger picture."I think we can generate a ton as a group," he said. "We've shown that we can play against the top teams in the league, and this team is definitely one of them." Some of both teams' confidence came from notching a power-play goal. Philadelphia had been 0-for-11 this postseason while Montreal 0-for-12."I think we were more aggressive, more direct and firing pucks at the net," Provorov said. "We got a lot of shots from the top, and that helped us to create chances." The Canadiens' only goal came during a man-advantage, from defenseman Shea Weber."That is big, obviously, for the power play," said Weber, a hulking defenseman who leads Montreal with three goals, five points this postseason. "Hopefully, that can build some momentum." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
6:30 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+129
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+1.5 (-199)
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Over 5.5 (+115)
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-143
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-1.5 (+176)
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Under 5.5 (-129)
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COMING
UP
8:08 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+108
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+1.5 (-233)
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Over 5.5 (+121)
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-120
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-1.5 (+205)
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Under 5.5 (-136)
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GAME PREVIEW
The Washington Capitals did not need a reminder that the New York Islanders have been playing urgent playoff hockey for almost two weeks.They sure received one Wednesday afternoon.The Capitals strive to match the Islanders' intensity on Friday night, when they face New York in Game 2 of their best-of-seven Eastern Conference first-round series in Toronto.On Wednesday, the Islanders scored four unanswered goals in a span of just under 13 minutes bridging the second and third periods en route to a 4-2 victory.Jordan Eberle scored with 63 seconds left in the second to cut the deficit in half and captain Anders Lee tallied 51 seconds into the third. Josh Bailey produced the go-ahead goal at 6:52 and had the assist on Anthony Beauvillier's insurance goal with 8:05 remaining."Unfortunately it's a tough reminder, walking away with a loss after being up two, that playoff hockey's here and we have to be ready to play for the full 60 - and as you've seen, maybe for an hour or so more after," Capitals right winger T. J. Oshie said. "Just a terrible, terrible third. Not our style of hockey and hopefully a good learning lesson for us." Even the Capitals' 2-0 lead -- built on a pair of power-play goals in the second by Oshie -- might have been a bit of fool's gold. Washington registered just 14 even-strength shots against New York, which won all 11 faceoffs following an icing."I want to make sure that I have my best game come next game," said Capitals goalie Braden Holtby, who made 23 saves."As a group (and) individually, if we all expect more of ourselves, that's how we've won in the past and that's how we're going to do it again. The first game in the series doesn't say much about how it's going to go. It's how you respond from here on out." The Game 1 win did provide the Islanders' blueprint under head coach Barry Trotz, though.The Islanders, who dispatched the Florida Panthers in four games during the qualifying round, are 7-2 in the playoffs when allowing two goals or fewer under Trotz.In addition, the Islanders are 7-0 when scoring at least three goals in the playoffs the last two seasons."They have a really good team, they got a good power play, they found a way to score a couple," Bailey said. "We just wanted to keep working. I think that's playoff hockey." And like most playoff hockey series, this one is already heated.Capitals center Nicklas Backstrom was injured early in the first period after taking a hard hit to the chest from Lee. Backstrom, who sat out after the first intermission, has been ruled out for Game 2.Washington coach Todd Reirden called the hit "predatory." "It was a late hit on an unexpected player that was in a spot (where) he was extremely vulnerable," Reirden said.Lee ended up skirmishing in the first with defenseman John Carlson and in the second with longtime Islanders foil Tom Wilson, whose hard hit on Lubomir Visnovsky in the 2015 Eastern Conference quarterfinals left the New York defenseman with a career-ending concussion."Of course they're going to react, I know what they think of Nick Backstrom in that locker room," Trotz said. "The hit was made, then they responded. Wilson went after Lee, they fought and that's probably the end of it. We'll see." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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SOCCER |
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8/14/2020 |
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FOUND
46
MATCHES |
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COMING
UP
10:00 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-128
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OFF
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Over 3 (-105)
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+278
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OFF
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Under 3 (-121)
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| League: Cup (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
11:00 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-553
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-2 (-114)
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Over 3 (-134)
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+1298
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+2 (-105)
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Under 3 (-104)
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| League: Cup (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-124
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-106)
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+366
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-106)
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| League: Veikkausliiga (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+451
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OFF
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Over 2 (-138)
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-146
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OFF
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Under 2 (+107)
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| League: Veikkausliiga (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+505
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+1 (-121)
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Over 2.5 (+102)
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-174
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-1 (+107)
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Under 2.5 (-116)
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| League: Veikkausliiga (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+233
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OFF
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Over 3 (-103)
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-105
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OFF
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Under 3 (-122)
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| League: Kakkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+281
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OFF
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Over 3 (-116)
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-133
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OFF
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Under 3 (-107)
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| League: Kakkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+227
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OFF
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Over 3 (-117)
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-105
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OFF
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Under 3 (-106)
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| League: Kakkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-136
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-142)
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+331
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-101)
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| League: Cup (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+189
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OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-108)
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+138
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-112)
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| League: 2. HNL (Croatia) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+172
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (+101)
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+153
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-124)
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| League: 2. HNL (Croatia) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+355
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+1 (-123)
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Over 3 (-139)
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-154
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-1 (+105)
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Under 3 (+102)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-156
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OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-134)
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+405
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-102)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+1205
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OFF
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Over 3 (-136)
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-469
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OFF
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Under 3 (-101)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+181
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-119)
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+136
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-101)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+169
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-142)
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+148
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+103)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+100
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OFF
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Over 3 (-115)
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+246
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OFF
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Under 3 (-127)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+216
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-130)
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+123
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-105)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-114
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (-117)
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+231
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-124)
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| League: Kakkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+553
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (-105)
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-251
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-121)
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| League: Esiliiga A (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-390
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OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-115)
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+829
|
OFF
|
Under 3.5 (-106)
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| League: Meistriliiga (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+599
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+1.5 (-103)
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Over 3.5 (-136)
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-307
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-1.5 (-121)
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Under 3.5 (-104)
|
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| League: Esiliiga B (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-178
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-1 (-116)
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Over 3.5 (-117)
|
|
|
+320
|
+1 (-107)
|
Under 3.5 (-106)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+132
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-120)
|
|
|
+165
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-104)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-510
|
-2 (-104)
|
Over 3 (-136)
|
|
|
+1072
|
+2 (-115)
|
Under 3 (-102)
|
|
| League: Meistriliiga (Estonia) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
12:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+793
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-115)
|
|
|
-268
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-121)
|
|
| League: Premier (Ireland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
12:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-143
|
OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-134)
|
|
|
+271
|
OFF
|
Under 3.5 (-106)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+120
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-117)
|
|
|
+235
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (+102)
|
|
| League: First Division A (Belgium) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+161
|
OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-119)
|
|
|
+127
|
OFF
|
Under 3.5 (-105)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+144
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-138)
|
|
|
+151
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-103)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-198
|
-1 (-128)
|
Over 3.5 (-112)
|
|
|
+412
|
+1 (+101)
|
Under 3.5 (-110)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+232
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-142)
|
|
|
+113
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (+104)
|
|
| League: Premier League (Iceland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+278
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-119)
|
|
|
-102
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-103)
|
|
| League: 2. HNL (Croatia) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+701
|
+1.5 (-118)
|
Over 3 (-120)
|
|
|
-280
|
-1.5 (+101)
|
Under 3 (-116)
|
|
| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+121
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-127)
|
|
|
+286
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (+106)
|
|
| League: Premier (Ireland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-344
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-118)
|
|
|
+834
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-118)
|
|
| League: Division 1 (Ireland) |
|
|
|
|
|
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