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GAME PREVIEW
Boyd hoping to get on track as Tigers host White SoxMatthew Boyd established himself as the Detroit Tigers' ace last season while finishing sixth in the American League with 238 strikeouts.The left-hander hasn't been able to put batters away in his first three starts this season, which is a major reason why he's surrendered 15 earned runs, tied for the most in the American League.He'll look for better results in the finale of a three-game home series against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday. The teams split the first two games of the series.Boyd (0-1, 9.20 ERA) has thrown 272 pitches in 14 2/3 innings, including 95 pitches in 4 2/3 innings against Pittsburgh on Friday. He gave up seven runs on eight hits and was fortunate to wind up with a no-decision.Boyd remains confident his fortunes will quickly turn around."We're three starts in, there's still a lot of baseball to be played," he said to the Detroit News. "It's no excuse for anything, but we are only three starts into this thing." Boyd's pace has been slow at times and his fastball velocity has dropped slightly. His slider hasn't had the same bite.Manager Ron Gardenhire will continue to send him to the mound every fifth day."I'm not a panicky type of guy," Gardenhire said after Boyd's most recent outing. "He's our No. 1 pitcher. That's why I left him out there. I still believe in this guy a whole lot. He can pitch. He's just having a tough stretch right now." The White Sox are a familiar foe for Boyd. He's started against them 14 times, compiling a 4-6 record and a 4.56 ERA.He'll be opposed by right-hander Dylan Cease (2-1, 4.05), who has won both of his outings this month. Cease tossed five scoreless innings against Cleveland on Friday despite walking five batters.His fastball nearly reached 100 mph, but he was disappointed with his command issues."Any time you get a win, I'm going to leave that game happy," Cease said to MLB.com afterward. "But with my stuff (Friday) there's no reason why I shouldn't have gone deeper. I wasted a lot of pitches, got behind a lot of guys. There's still a lot of room for improvement. A game like this will not be sustainable, so I do have to be better." The walk total tied a career high. Cease, 24, will be making his 18th career start on Wednesday."The ball-to-strike ratio didn't get where we wanted it to be. But absolutely, he looked more comfortable in his own skin," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said. "He wants to do better. Yes, it was an outing that he worked through a lot of things." Cease won all three of his starts against Detroit last season while posting a 3.38 ERA.The Tigers got some bad news prior to the game. They learned first baseman C. J. Cron, who was injured on Monday, would have to go on the IL with a left knee sprain."We've been talking on a daily basis how much these veterans have meant to our ballclub," Gardenhire said. "It kind of knocks your socks off losing your big first baseman. The lineup construction is different." The White Sox put infielder Leury Garcia on the IL with a left thumb sprain.Chicago had an offensive outburst on Tuesday, sparked by Eloy Jimenez's three-run homer in the first. The White Sox captured a much-needed 8-4 win after dropping five of their previous six games.They had scored just 11 runs during their slide."We've just got to motivate ourselves," said shortstop Tim Anderson, who scored two runs after being activated off the IL. "We have to find that thing to get us going." --Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
D-backs' Weaver hopes for turnaround vs. RockiesLuke Weaver posted an ERA of 2.94 in 2019, so it might be a little surprising to see that the right-hander has struggled so far in 2020.In three starts to begin the season, Weaver is 0-3 with a 12.19 ERA, quite a leap from his first year with Arizona last season.Weaver gets a chance to turn things around when the Diamondbacks take on the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday in the last of a three-game series in Denver. Arizona won the first game, 12-8, and Colorado bounced back to take Tuesday's game, 8-7.Weaver will face Rockies right-hander Antonio Senzatela (3-0, 2.65), who has helped Colorado's rotation put up strong numbers in the first two-plus weeks of the truncated season.Senzatela will face an Arizona lineup that busted out against starter Jon Gray on Monday, but was held in check by Tuesday's starter, Kyle Freeland, before putting up five runs against Colorado's bullpen. Weaver will have the task of facing an offense that has scored three or more runs in 16 of the first 17 games of the season.The Rockies' offense is led by the hot hitting of Charlie Blackmon, who had three more hits Tuesday to extend his hitting streak to 15 games. He has six straight multi-hit games, and leads the majors with a .500 average."He's just unbelievable. He's probably the best hitter I've ever played with," said Nolan Arenado, who hit his fourth home run of the season Tuesday night. "These guys are tough lefties, and for Charlie to have the at-bats that he has, it's fun to watch. The zone you dream of is what he's in right now. I'm trying to learn something from him." Weaver is 1-1 with a 6.57 ERA in four games - three starts - in his career against Colorado. Both of those decisions have come at Coors Field, where he has made three of his four appearances.Weaver allowed six earned runs in each of his first two starts this season and failed to pitch beyond the fourth inning in either. In his last outing, Friday at San Diego, he gave up two runs in three innings."He's got elite stuff, no doubt about it," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said recently. "But he may be missing in certain situations to create some traffic and then making a mistake in the middle of the zone. Today, that was the case for him. I don't think it's a lack of focus, I don't think it's a lack of stuff. I just think it's probably making some mistakes at the wrong time."We'll talk about that. We'll figure that out. We'll sit down as a group and try to figure out how to coach him up and do our jobs to make sure he gets better next time." Senzatela is 2-5 in 11 games - seven starts - in his career against the Diamondbacks. He is 2-4 with a 6.25 ERA as a starter against the Diamondbacks, and Colorado has won three of his past four starts against them. In three home starts, he is 0-2 with a 7.94 ERA.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Canning will need to hush Chapman when Angels host A"sCanning will need to hush Chapman when Angels host A"sGriffin Canning will make the start for the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday afternoon when they play the Oakland A's in Anaheim, Calif., and if there is one hitter in the Oakland lineup Canning needs to be wary of, it's third baseman Matt Chapman.Chapman has three hits in 10 career at-bats against Canning, but what makes him dangerous is the way he's been hitting recently, regardless of who's on the mound.Despite an 0-for-3 game on Tuesday, Chapman is hitting .409 (9 for 22) with four homers, two doubles, one triple and 10 RBIs in his last five games."I'm staying nice and relaxed and staying easy," Chapman said. "Before the good stretch I've been on, I was still getting my timing and adjusted to the way guys were pitching me. I feel like I've done a pretty good job of hunting the pitch I want and staying disciplined." Overall, Chapman is among the American League leaders in total bases, home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage and runs scored. The key for Chapman to continue his success is to stay patient even when pitchers refuse to give him anything good to hit."I gotta always be able to stay disciplined and look for my pitch," he said. "They're not always going to come after me, so I have to be smart and take what they give me. I think I've been doing a good job of that lately." Another hitter in Oakland's lineup Canning (0-2, 3.14 ERA) needs to look out for is Ramon Laureano, who has appealed his six-game suspension for his role in Sunday's scuffle with the Houston Astros. Laureano could drop his appeal and begin serving his suspension immediately, but it would seem unlikely considering Laureano's success against Canning -- four hits in seven at-bats, including two homers and two doubles.Canning is 1-2 with a 3.97 ERA in four career starts against Oakland, including a loss earlier this season on July 27, when he allowed three runs on four hits and two walks in 4 2/3 innings.Chris Bassitt (1-0, 1.08) will start for the A's, coming off a superb performance against the Houston Astros last Friday. Bassitt got a no-decision, but held Houston to one run on three hits and three walks in seven innings.Bassitt's first start of the season came against the Angels on July 27, and he shut them out on five hits over four innings. Overall, he is 2-2 with a 5.33 ERA in seven career games (five starts) against Los Angeles.David Fletcher (3 for 6, two doubles), Albert Pujols (5 for 10, one homer), Mike Trout (5 for 12) and Justin Upton (4 for 10) have had success against Bassitt.Trout, however, seems to have a history of success against just about any pitcher. And he's been even hotter at the plate since returning from a four-game absence following the birth of his son July 30.In the eight games since his son was born, Trout is hitting .343 (12 for 35) with six homers, 10 RBIs and nine runs scored."He's more relaxed," Angels manager Joe Maddon said. "He had such a big concern of him and his wife regarding the birth and the virus and everything else surrounding it, so he's coming out the other side of that. He's playing with more mental freedom." --Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Blue Jays look to sweep Marlins in first home seriesThe Toronto Blue Jays have a chance to sweep their two-game set against the visiting Miami Marlins Wednesday night in Buffalo, N. Y., their new home away from home.The Blue Jays, displaced from Toronto during the COVID-19 pandemic, won the first game 5-4 in 10 innings Tuesday night, in their official home opener.It was only the third win in the past nine games for the Blue Jays.The victory also ended a string of eight straight losses by the Blue Jays in home openers.It was the first official major league baseball game played in Buffalo since Sept. 8, 1915, when the Buffalo Blues swept a Federal League doubleheader from the Baltimore Terrapins.The Blue Jays are 1-2 in extra innings after the walkoff win.The Marlins have lost their past three games.The Blue Jays played their previous 13 games on the road as Sahlen Field in Buffalo, where the Triple-A Bisons normally play, was being upgraded with new lights, a newly sodded infield and other adjustments that include a distinctive Blue Jays look in the clubhouse to create a home feeling."They did a great job," Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo said Tuesday. "It feels like a big-league park." Right-hander Jordan Yamamoto (0-0, 9.00 ERA) will start for Miami against Toronto right-hander Nate Pearson (0-0, 2.70) on Wednesday.Neither pitcher has faced the opposing team.Pearson will be making his third career major league start. He has allowed four hits and five walks with 10 strikeouts in 10 innings."I'm working on command, that's the big focus right now," Pearson said Tuesday.The Marlins came back to tie the Blue Jays on a three-run homer by Francisco Cervelli in the ninth inning Tuesday. But Travis Shaw won it with a bases-loaded single in the bottom of the 10th.Bo Bichette's three-run homer had helped the Blue Jays to a 3-1 lead. The homer was notable because it was the first Toronto homer with men on base since Opening Day against the Tampa Bay Rays when Cavan Biggio hit a three-run shot. The next 14 Blue Jays homers were solo.While the pitching has been solid, Toronto's hitters have yet to produce consistently.Tuesday was their first time scoring more than three runs in a game since July 30."It's all about your approach at the plate," Montoyo said. "They have been working on that for awhile now. I know it's going to get better." The Marlins, who have had 18 players sidelined because of COVID-19, won six of their first seven games before the current losing run.The Marlins feel that they have a lot of similarities with the Blue Jays."They've got a good combination like us," said Marlins first baseman Jesus Aguilar, who was 0-for-3 with a walk on Tuesday. "A lot of young guys and veteran guys. I think we've been doing a really good job of pulling things together. They've got great futures. We've got really good young talent here, too." "We see all the young talent on the other side," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. "We've heard a lot about it. They have a lot of big prospects and things like that. Just their numbers -- they've got a lot of equal splits, not heavy, just beating up righties or lefties." --Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Facing Royals, Reds hope Miley continues starters' successThe Cincinnati Reds are on pace to do something that has been done only twice in major league history, and do it fairly easily.The Reds starters have given up fewer runs than their relievers through the first 17 games.It's an obscure stat, but one that speaks to the strength of the Reds starting pitchers and the weakness of their bullpen. Cincinnati starters have given up 32 runs (26 earned) in 93 1/3 innings through 17 games, while the relievers have allowed 50 (44 earned) in 52 2/3 innings.The other two times a team's relievers have given up more than its starters were the 2018 and 2019 Tampa Bay Rays, who used "openers" often.Seven of the Reds' eight victories on the season have been primarily because of quality starts. They're 7-3 when their starter allows three or fewer runs in at least six innings.Wednesday's starter, Wade Miley, is scheduled to return to the active roster from the 10-day injured list. He was placed on the IL July 31 with a strained left groin. In his only start this season (July 27), he allowed six runs (five earned) in 1 2/3 innings against the Chicago Cubs."The way it was explained to me was that he didn't feel 100 percent and didn't feel great during his start," Reds manager David Bell said when Miley hit the IL. "I think in the hours and days following that, it got worse, and he determined the groin was going to affect the way he pitched. So very cautious but smart move, because as we know, one injury can lead to another." Miley has had success against the Royals in his career. In seven career starts, he's 5-2 with a 3.38 ERA (17 earned runs in 45 1/3 innings). He has one career shutout, a five-hitter in April 2016.The Royals will send right-hander Brad Keller to the mound Wednesday. Keller will make his second start after spending the first part of the season on the IL recovering from a COVID-19 positive test.In his first start, he pitched five scoreless innings against the Chicago Cubs. He was helped by nine Royals runs in the first three innings, something he wouldn't mind seeing again Wednesday."The way we're rolling right now, I would love it," he said Tuesday afternoon. "Hopefully we do that again tonight, do it again tomorrow and keep it going." The Royals came into Tuesday's game having won four straight games, all against first-place teams, before losing 6-5 in 10 innings.With a day off Monday, the five-man rotation gets pushed back a day. Even though he's been to the mound only once, he welcomes the extra rest."You always take an extra day no matter when it is," he said. "It's always helpful. When I came off the COVID list, it felt like it was go, go, go, go, go. To actually take a break like yesterday, not throwing, will be nice." Keller has never faced the Reds in his brief career, but he's 3-3 with a 3.40 ERA in interleague play.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Phillies 'pen needs to step up against streaking OriolesA three-game winning streak has the upstart Baltimore Orioles riding high, while an extremely generous bullpen has the Philadelphia Phillies down in the dumps.The Orioles aim to continue their ascent at the Phillies' expense on Wednesday when they play the second contest of a three-game series in Philadelphia.Baltimore and Philadelphia traded unconventional blows during a wild series opener, with the former escaping with a 10-9 victory on Tuesday after Austin Hays' two-run, inside-the-park homer led off the 10th inning.Hays' heroics came on the heels of a pair of Phillies' comeback bids as well as a misplayed pop-up in the infield that resulted in two runs for the Orioles."It felt like a boxing match, honestly, from the eighth inning on," Baltimore manager Brandon Hyde said. "We gave a blow, we took a blow, we gave a blow, we took a blow. Who can get the last out? That was the feeling." The Phillies endured the familiar feeling of seeing the implosion of their bullpen, which is now taking shots from U. S. Representative Brendan Boyle over social media. Boyle, who represents Northeast Philadelphia, took to Twitter on Tuesday to blast the team as it once again fell apart during the latter innings."I'm introducing legislation in Congress to outlaw the Phillies bullpen," Boyle wrote.Since Brad Lidge circa 2008 isn't an option for Philadelphia, manager Joe Girardi elected to take a more diplomatic approach after Tuesday's game."We have not pitched well as a bullpen," Girardi said. "We've made some changes. We hope that it's going to get better. It has to get better. That's the bottom line." First things first, as Philadelphia right-hander Zach Eflin (0-0, 0.00 ERA), who will get the nod on Wednesday after walking away with a no-decision in his last outing. Eflin permitted two unearned runs on four hits in four innings against the New York Yankees on Thursday.Eflin won his lone career start against Baltimore after yielding two runs on five hits in seven innings of a 3-2 victory on July 3, 2018.The 26-year-old Eflin would be wise to keep a keen eye on Renato Nunez, who enters Wednesday's encounter on a five-game hitting streak. He is 9-for-19 with three homers, seven RBIs and five runs scored during that stretch.Anthony Santander is also riding a five-game hitting streak, going 8-for-21 with one homer, six RBIs and seven runs scored.The offense belted out 16 hits in the opener for the Orioles, who are bidding to win their fourth consecutive contest for the first time since March 30-April 2, 2019.Baltimore left-hander Wade LeBlanc (1-0, 6.91) will look for a better performance on Wednesday than his last outing, when he was blitzed for six runs on seven hits in 3 1/3 innings of a no-decision at Miami.LeBlanc sports a 2-2 career record with a 2.89 ERA in eight appearances (three starts) versus Philadelphia. The 36-year-old has struggled against Bryce Harper (3-for-10, homer, three RBIs), although Jay Bruce has struck out five times in eight at-bats versus the hurler.Harper belted his second homer in as many days on Tuesday, while Bruce went deep for the second time in four outings.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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Twins look to Maeda to turn tide vs. BrewersThe Minnesota Twins will turn to right-hander Kenta Maeda to try win the rubber game of their three-game series at Milwaukee on Wednesday night and end what has been a disappointing road trip on a high note.The Twins were 9-2 when they departed Minneapolis for the eight-game trip that began with a 5-2 victory at Pittsburgh. But the Twins have dropped five of six games since then, including a 6-4 loss to the Brewers on Tuesday night when Jedd Gyorko hit a two-run homer off reliever Taylor Rogers in the bottom of the eighth to complete the Brewers' comeback from an early 4-1 deficit.Despite the recent rough stretch that included getting swept in three games at Kansas City, the Twins still lead the American League Central Division by a half-game over the Detroit Tigers."Are we playing our absolute best, most dynamic baseball?" manager Rocco Baldelli said. "Of course, we're not. And in spurts that's going to happen." Baldelli pointed out the Twins had similar rough patches en route to 101 victories and an AL Central title last season."It happened last year for a fairly extended period of time at one point," Baldelli said. "We're playing a lot of close, competitive ballgames and everything matters in those games. It really comes down to one swing or a guy getting a big out in a spot where there are people on base. And really, if you don't execute all the way through, if you don't push across that extra run, if you don't do everything in those close games, you may run the risk of losing."We've lost some close games that we could very easily see ourselves winning. We just have to make it happen." Maeda (2-0, 2.65 ERA) is no stranger to the Brewers, having made five starts against them while a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers. He is 2-2 with a 3.00 ERA against Milwaukee, including 1-1 with a 2.70 ERA in two starts at Miller Park.The Brewers will counter with left-hander Eric Lauer (0-1, 9.53), who will be making his first career appearance against the Twins. Lauer struggled in his only start this season against Cincinnati on Friday night, allowing six runs on five hits and three walks in an 8-3 loss.Milwaukee bounced back from a 4-2 loss in the series opener on Monday to hit four home runs, including two by catcher Manny Pina, to win Tuesday night's contest on Gyorko's tie-breaking two-run homer over the center field fence."That was a good, big ballgame for us, a really nice win," said Milwaukee manager Craig Counsell, whose team hits the quarter pole of the 60-game season with a 7-8 record. "We had to grind it out through nine innings. A lot of people doing good things tonight. A really good win." The Brewers got another big night on Tuesday from their bullpen with Alex Claudio, Eric Yardley, David Phelps, Devin Williams and Josh Hader holding the Twins to just three singles and a pair of walks while combining for five innings of shutout relief. Over the past six games, Milwaukee's bullpen has a 1.55 ERA, allowing 16 hits and 11 walks in 29 1/3 innings while striking out 37 batters.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Heading in opposite directions, Rays and Red Sox meet againThe Tampa Bay Rays will be seeking their fifth straight win when they meet the Red Sox Wednesday night in Boston.The resurgent offense led the Rays to victories in the first two games of the four-game series at Fenway Park. Following Tampa Bay's 8-7 series-opening win Monday night -- a game that featured a season-high 16 hits and eight walks for the Rays -- the team batting average climbed to .222, good for 10th in the AL.And the Rays backed up that performance with their fourth straight victory on Tuesday, grabbing an 8-2 victory behind yet another explosive seventh inning.Tampa Bay scored six times in the frame, getting run-producing hits from Manuel Margot, pinch hitter Brandon Lowe, Yandy Diaz and Hunter Renfroe to blow open a close game and win for the fifth time in the past six contests."We needed it," Rays manager Kevin Cash said of the big seventh inning. "We talked about seeing if we could get on a roll offensively. The guys had some good at-bats (Monday). (Boston starter) Martin Perez pitched a good game against us, but we were able to get to their bullpen and have big at-bat after big at-bat and put a crooked number up there to give us some breathing room." Opener Andrew Kittredge (right elbow soreness) left after facing just two batters in the first inning. He will be examined by doctors on Wednesday.Left-hander Blake Snell (0-0, 3.38) will take the mound for Tampa Bay and look to increase his work output from his last outing against the New York Yankees in a 1-0 win on Friday.The 2018 AL Cy Young award winner, Snell only tossed 59 pitches in his three-inning outing, but he said he would like to work five innings against the Red Sox. In 10 career starts against Boston, the 27-year-old Snell is 5-3 with a 3.10 ERA."Me going three innings and them (the bullpen) having to cover, I mean that's a tough task," Snell said of his short outing in the Yankees game that featured just four hits -- two by each club. "(But) they're always ready." Boston's pitching has gone south through the first two games of the series, giving up 16 runs and wasting a good offensive output in the series opener.The cellar-dwelling Red Sox slipped to five games under .500, fell five games behind the first-place New York Yankees and lost for the third time in four contests.They managed nine hits in Tuesday's loss but were not able to string them together to produce runs, despite Mitch Moreland being back in the lineup after missing Monday's game. Third baseman Rafael Devers (ankle) was out for the second straight.Boston manager Ron Roenicke was straightforward in his postgame assessment of his club's performance, stating, "If we play this way, we're not going to win many games." Zack Godley (0-1, 3.97) will make his third start and fourth appearance of the season for Boston. In his most recent start, Sunday against the Toronto Blue Jays, the right-hander tossed four scoreless innings.The South Carolina native has made two relief appearances (no record, 6.75 ERA) against the Rays and posted one save.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
The Boston Bruins didn't fare well in their tune-ups for the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.Now it becomes much more serious with the beginning of the best-of-7 first-round series against the Carolina Hurricanes."It's over now and you start real hockey," said Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask, anticipating Game 1 on Wednesday morning at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.The contest was originally slated for Tuesday night but was pushed back due to the marathon game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Tampa Bay Lightning.Boston went 0-3 in round-robin competition to determine seeding for the conference's top four teams. That put the Bruins, who had the best record in the conference in the regular season, at the No. 4 seed.Carolina holds a 3-0 record this month with a sweep in the qualifying series over the New York Rangers. The Hurricanes entered the postseason as the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference, but moved up a spot when the Pittsburgh Penguins were eliminated.The Carolina-Boston matchup is a rematch of the 2019 Eastern Conference finals, which the Bruins swept in four games."We know what we're up against it," Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said. "Right now, it's making sure our game is sharp and making sure we're the best version of ourselves." The Bruins will be back in action with just one day off between games. The Hurricanes are coming off a week-long layoff following a qualifying series that concluded last Tuesday.Counting an exhibition game, Carolina played four times in a seven-day period prior to the break."I'm glad it worked out," Hurricanes goalie James Reimer said. "The rest is important. It's good to get it done early and get some rest." The Hurricanes, who have now won at least one postseason series in consecutive seasons for the first time in franchise history, have choices to make at goalie. Petr Mrazek played in the first two games against the Rangers before Reimer was called upon for Game 3."Players trust both guys," Brind'Amour said. "... We're right either way we go, that's how we feel. For us, we have two good options." The Bruins said they made progress in Sunday's 2-1 loss against the Washington Capitals, who won for the only time in the round-robin format."Just trying to become more comfortable with each game," Bruins left winger Jake DeBrusk said."We're taking steps in the right direction," Bruins center David Krejci said.The Bruins continue to sound confident even though it has been five months since they've won a game."These first round-robin games or whatever they were, you try to just shake the rust off and get your game where you want it to be," Rask said. "That's going to come if you keep plugging away." Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said he liked the defensive approach against Tampa Bay and Washington. The Bruins are waiting for their top offensive producers to find a flow."I think those guys will get their game going," Cassidy said.Boston's power play has sputtered, going 0-for-2 against the Capitals. Carolina excelled in penalty killing against the Rangers.The Bruins will count on a level of experience after playing in the Stanley Cup finals last year."Guys who have been there, those stakes will always be in the ground," Cassidy said. "We're generally healthy and got these guys some much-needed work (the past week), so those are the positives." The Hurricanes didn't know who their opponent would be until the conclusion of the Boston-Washington game, so they've been interested observers in Toronto for several days."Watching games, scouting a little bit, but actually enjoying the hockey," Brind'Amour said of the past week. "The plan is trying to stay sharp." The Hurricanes had time to sort through some questions during the qualifying series. Joel Edmundson played alongside Brady Skjei in one defensive pairing."A lot of good communication on the ice," Edmundson said. "He makes it easy to play with him." The bigger question at the Carolina blue line relates to the status of all-star defenseman Dougie Hamilton, who suffered a broken leg in January and then exited July workouts with another ailment. He has been back at recent practices, leading to speculation that he could be available for the Boston series."It's a good sign to see him out there," Brind'Amour said. "I'm not sure 100 percent when he'll be ready." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
3:05 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+116
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+1.5 (-223)
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Over 5.5 (+121)
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-128
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-1.5 (+196)
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Under 5.5 (-137)
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GAME PREVIEW
Not much has gone according to plan in 2020, but the NHL playoffs are bringing at least one slice of normalcy: An Eastern Conference series between the Washington Capitals and New York Islanders.The Metropolitan Division rivals and frequent playoff combatants will once again meet in the postseason beginning Wednesday afternoon, when the Capitals and Islanders face off in Game 1 of the quarterfinals in Toronto.The Capitals, who led the Metropolitan and had the third-best record in the East when the regular season ended March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic, will be the third seed after going 1-1-1 in round-robin play last week.The Islanders, who were in seventh place in the East when play stopped, are the sixth seed after beating the Florida Panthers, three games to one, in the preliminary round.The series marks the eighth time the Islanders and Capitals have opposed each other in the playoffs. The only other team the Islanders have faced as often in the playoffs is the New York Rangers. The only teams the Capitals have opposed more in the postseason are the Pittsburgh Penguins (11 series) and Rangers (nine).Washington has won just two series against the Islanders but was victorious in the most recent matchup between the teams in the spring of 2015, when the Capitals earned a heated seven-game win in the conference quarterfinals.The Islanders have nine players left from that team while the Capitals have six -- including right winger Tom Wilson, who delivered the most controversial hit of the series by leveling New York defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky behind the net in Game 4. Visnovsky suffered a concussion and never played in the NHL again.Adding to the layers of familiarity and intrigue: Islanders head coach Barry Trotz directed the Capitals to the franchise's lone Stanley Cup in the spring of 2018 but resigned June 18 -- 11 days after the Cup-clinching victory -- because he and the team couldn't come to terms on a renegotiated contract. He was replaced by assistant coach Todd Reirden, who remains Washington's head coach.Trotz, who coached 2017-18 as a lame duck but had a two-year extension triggered by the Cup victory, was named the Islanders' head coach three days after he left the Capitals."It's not Barry Trotz vs. Todd Reirden or any of those type of things," Reirden said. "It's going to be a team effort." On Nov. 26, 2018, Trotz and assistant coaches Mitch Korn and Lane Lambert, each of whom accompanied him from Washington to New York, received their Stanley Cup rings prior to an Islanders-Capitals game in Brooklyn. Trotz told the Capitals they could win the Cup again but they'd "...have to go through the (expletive) Island." And now they do, albeit via a Toronto detour."They've got a lot of star power and they've won a championship," Trotz said. "They're well-equipped in a lot of areas, so the biggest challenge is to play them even and play them hard. And they'll do the same, because I know a lot about that group." The teams split four regular season meetings.Islanders defenseman Johnny Boychuk, who was hurt in Game 1 against the Panthers on Aug. 1, is expected to return Wednesday.Capitals defenseman John Carlson, who sat out the round robin with an injury suffered in an exhibition against the Carolina Hurricanes on July 29, practiced Monday. Center Lars Eller's availability is unknown as he quarantines and awaits coronavirus test results after going home to be with his wife for the birth of their child.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
5:35 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+150
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+1.5 (-166)
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Over 5.5 (+107)
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-167
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-1.5 (+149)
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Under 5.5 (-120)
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GAME PREVIEW
Eight long seasons. Finally Arizona Coyotes captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson is back skating in the Stanley Cup playoffs.The last time Ekman-Larsson suited up for a playoff contest was the spring of 2012, when the Coyotes reached the Western Conference final. Facing the Colorado Avalanche in Game 1 of Wednesday's first-round series in Edmonton has been a long time coming."I decided to stay here and this is where I want to be," Ekman-Larsson, who withstood many years of middling-to-awful Coyotes teams and signed an eight-year extension two years ago, told the Arizona Republic. "To be a part of a playoff team and what we're trying to do here is important to me and it's one of the reasons why I love Arizona. To get this chance to be here with the guys, it's very special." The Coyotes reached the playoffs after winning a four-game qualifier series against the Nashville Predators, capped by an overtime victory on Friday."There was a lot of thoughts going through my mind after that game," Ekman-Larsson admitted. "It was kind of nice to soak it in and think about it, because it had been a while." Arizona has a tall order, though, in the Avalanche, one of the league's most dynamic squads."Obviously you can see their skill," Coyotes center Derek Stepan said. "They have it throughout their entire lineup, but they defend extremely hard, too. They've got shot blockers. We've certainly got our hands full. This is one of the best teams in the NHL, so we better be ready to play." Colorado sat second in the Western Conference when the league postponed action in mid-March, thus clinching an automatic berth to the playoffs, and then netted the second seed in the four-team round-robin warm-up tournament."I liked our intensity through (the round robin)," coach Jared Bednar said. "I thought it got better a little bit as it went on. I think it's hard to simulate playoffs, it really is. It is why we tried to give our team something tangible to go after and have a short-term goal and that was winning the West and getting home-ice advantage." The series will certainly be a contrast of styles. The Coyotes, even with a couple of high-scoring forwards in Taylor Hall and Phil Kessel, are a defense-first squad, while the Avalanche are among the league's highest-scoring clubs."They check, they play the right way. They have a clear-cut identity of their own that they are going to play to I am guessing regardless of opponent, and same thing with us," Bednar said. "We are going to play to our strengths and keep doing exactly what we have been doing all year long.Certainly the Avalanche have an advantage of playoff experience, with essentially the same team that reached the second round in last year's playoffs."With experience you feel better and better," forward Nathan MacKinnon said. "I think for everyone in our group, every year you play in the NHL you realize you don't have many chances and for me this feels like my first real chance to win, which really excites me and I think it excites everyone. This is my fourth playoffs now and third straight obviously with everyone else, but I feel good and hopefully I can be a key guy in the first round." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
8:05 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+130
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+1.5 (-213)
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Over 5.5 (+124)
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-144
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-1.5 (+188)
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Under 5.5 (-140)
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GAME PREVIEW
Philadelphia Flyers coach Alain Vigneault no doubt is aware of the pedigree of Carey Price, the Montreal Canadiens goaltender his team will be facing in a first-round playoff series beginning Wednesday.Price, after all, has won the Hart and Vezina trophies, and last week the 32-year-old seemingly found a fountain of youth and served as a key to Montreal ousting Pittsburgh in the qualifying round, including shutting out the Penguins over the final 94 minutes of the four-game series.That doesn't mean Vigneault wants to continue to hear about how right Price is."I really believe everything's been said about Price," the Flyers coach said. "Obviously a premier goaltender in the league. Gives the Canadiens a chance every game. So I'm not sure there's much more I can add to where he is, how well he plays and what he does for that team." Vigneault was more open to talking about his counterpart for this series, Montreal coach Claude Julien. The two French-Canadians played together in the minor leagues for the Salt Lake Golden Eagles in the early 1980s and remain friends."There's a deep bond, a deep respect," Vigneault said. "But at the end of the day at this time, there's no friends in coaching." The Flyers-Canadiens matchup has some similarities to that Canadiens-Penguins series. That is, it looks like a mismatch, even though mismatches can be deceiving.The Flyers earned the top seed entering the Eastern Conference first round in Toronto by winning all three of their round-robin games. Montreal was the 12th and last seed in the East and upset the fifth-seeded Penguins in the qualifying round.Pulling off a second straight upset will be even tougher, Julien said."We have to prepare to play, in my estimation, the best team in the Eastern Conference right now by their play," he said. "I've seen them ... and they've played extremely well. They're solid, and they're confident." The Flyers also could be getting winger Jakub Voracek back after he missed the final round-robin game, against Tampa Bay, because of an undisclosed injury.Some of Philadelphia's offensive mainstays could use a breakout game. Sean Couturier, Kevin Hayes, Claude Giroux, James van Riemsdyk and Travis Konecny had no goals among them in the round-robin games.That was partly masked by the play of goaltender Carter Hart, whose 2.42 goals-against average ranked eighth during the season and who gave up two goals total in two round-robin starts.While Montreal undoubtedly will need Price to remain steady, the Canadiens also could use offense from its top line of Tomas Tatar, who was their leading scorer during the season, Phillip Danault and Brendan Gallagher. Tatar had no points against Pittsburgh."Our job was to play against (Sidney Crosby's top) line," Tatar said. "I think overall the whole team did very well, and that's why we advanced. We're playing all together, all in one boat. I think if everybody will sacrifice like we did (against the Penguins) we have a chance to go to the next round, too."I think I had my chances. I was just a little unfortunate not to put the puck in." As effective as the goaltending has been, the power play for both teams has been sputtering. Montreal was 0 for 12 against Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia was 0 for 11 in its three round-robin games."Definitely, our execution was off," Vigneault said of the Flyers' power play.--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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8/12/2020 |
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FOUND
32
MATCHES |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+154
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-107)
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+155
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-114)
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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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-145
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OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-105)
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+287
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OFF
|
Under 3.5 (-121)
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| League: Cup (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+279
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-118)
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-132
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-121)
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| League: Cup (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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|
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+1808
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+3 (-116)
|
Over 4.5 (-119)
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|
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-1045
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-3 (-103)
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Under 4.5 (-119)
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| League: Cup (Estonia) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-450
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-122)
|
|
|
+1195
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (+106)
|
|
| League: Premier League (Scotland) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
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-233
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-123)
|
|
|
+650
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (+103)
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| League: Superettan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+277
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-115)
|
|
|
-102
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-120)
|
|
| League: Superettan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
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+163
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OFF
|
Over 2.5 (+106)
|
|
|
+186
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-127)
|
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| League: Superettan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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+523
|
+1 (-119)
|
Over 2.5 (-109)
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|
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-172
|
-1 (+106)
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Under 2.5 (-103)
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| League: Allsvenskan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1131
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-113)
|
|
|
-385
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (+100)
|
|
| League: Allsvenskan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+266
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-116)
|
|
|
+109
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-102)
|
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| League: Superettan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+312
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-114)
|
|
|
-109
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-104)
|
|
| League: Superettan (Sweden) |
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COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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|
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+264
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-127)
|
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|
+111
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-103)
|
|
| League: Premier League (Scotland) |
|
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COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
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+235
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
|
|
+127
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-119)
|
|
| League: Premier League (Scotland) |
|
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COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1606
|
+2 (-122)
|
Over 2.5 (-137)
|
|
|
-554
|
-2 (+108)
|
Under 2.5 (+105)
|
|
| League: Premier League (Scotland) |
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COMING
UP
2:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+142
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
|
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+210
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-116)
|
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| League: Premier League (Scotland) |
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COMING
UP
3:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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|
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+113
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-115)
|
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+220
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-121)
|
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| League: Champions League (UEFA) |
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COMING
UP
3:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
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+162
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
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+199
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-123)
|
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| League: Serie B (Italy) |
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COMING
UP
4:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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|
+340
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-116)
|
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|
-104
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-103)
|
|
| League: Serie B (Brazil) |
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COMING
UP
6:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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-115
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (+101)
|
|
|
+347
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-119)
|
|
| League: Primera Division (Mexico) |
|
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|
COMING
UP
6:15 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+391
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
|
|
-127
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-125)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
COMING
UP
6:15 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+411
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-121)
|
|
|
-147
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-115)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
6:15 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1218
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-124)
|
|
|
-445
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-110)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
COMING
UP
7:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+354
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-110)
|
|
|
+100
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-108)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
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COMING
UP
7:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-302
|
-1.5 (+102)
|
Over 2.5 (-127)
|
|
|
+859
|
+1.5 (-119)
|
Under 2.5 (-107)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
8:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+171
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-117)
|
|
|
+179
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-116)
|
|
| League: Primera Division (Mexico) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
8:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+197
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-107)
|
|
|
+160
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-111)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
8:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
-120
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
|
|
+357
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-129)
|
|
| League: Serie A (Brazil) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
COMING
UP
8:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
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+478
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+1 (-124)
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Over 2.5 (-118)
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-162
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-1 (+109)
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Under 2.5 (-111)
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| League: Major League Soccer (USA) |
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COMING
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10:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
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+132
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-121)
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+212
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+102)
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| League: Primera Division (Mexico) |
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COMING
UP
10:06 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+269
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-105)
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+106
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-112)
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| League: Primera Division (Mexico) |
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