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GAME PREVIEW
Sep 24, 2020The Miami Heat can earn their first appearance in the NBA Finals since 2014 when they duel the Boston Celtics in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Friday night at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando.The fifth-seeded Heat inched closer to a shot at their fourth NBA title by holding off the third-seeded Celtics 112-109 on Wednesday night for a 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven series.Miami, which won championships as the East's second and first seed in 2012 and 2013, respectively, is attempting to become the first team seeded fifth or lower to reach the NBA Finals since the eighth-seeded New York Knicks lost to San Antonio in 1999.The last team seeded fifth or lower to win an NBA title was Houston in 1995, when it beat Orlando as the West's No. 6 seed.Miami has never lost a playoff series in which it led 3-1. The Heat held such an advantage over top-seeded Milwaukee in the Eastern semifinals, then needed just one more game to eliminate the Bucks.The last time the Celtics found themselves in a 3-1 hole was last season against the Bucks in the Eastern semis. Milwaukee closed out the best-of-seven in the next game.Boston hasn't rallied to win a series after trailing 3-1 since beating the Philadelphia 76ers in the Eastern Finals in 1981. The Celtics went on to beat Houston in the NBA Finals that season.The Heat have managed the 3-1 series lead despite being outshot both overall and on 3-pointers, and being outrebounded. Even the total points scored through four games -- 441-441 -- are not indicative of a one-sided series.The big difference in the series: The Heat have managed to get up six more shots per game, mostly as a direct result of having forced 16.0 Celtics turnovers per night while committing just 11.3 of their own.Turnovers have killed the Celtics in their last two defeats. They gave away a total of 39 in Games 2 and 4, resulting in 43 Miami points. Meanwhile, the Heat had just 19 giveaways, resulting in just 19 points.The frustration of letting winnable games get away got the attention of at least one Celtics player after Wednesday's loss."(We) definitely have to stick together," Jaylen Brown insisted. "Fight to the end. I think that's the best thing that we can do to represent this organization, represent ourselves, represent our families, is stay together, and play hard. And I think everybody will be a part of that result." Game 4 had a different look from the previous three. The Heat, who had gone up in the series using superior depth, rode the strength of four big-time scorers, three in the 20s and rookie Tyler Herro with a historic 37.The only 20-year-old to score more points in a playoff game than Herro was Magic Johnson (42) of the Los Angeles Lakers in the clinching Game 6 of the 1980 NBA Finals versus the Philadelphia 76ers.On the other hand, the Celtics got a series-high 14 points from Gordon Hayward and displayed a better depth of scorers than in previous games, but couldn't overcome star Jayson Tatum's scoreless first half.One of the Heat's concerns in the wake of Wednesday's win was the condition of center Bam Adebayo's sore left wrist. Miami coach Erik Spoelstra reported Thursday that his big man was fine as he attempted to treat his club's workout session on the eve of a potential NBA Finals-clincher as just another day."We stuck with our routine," Spoelstra noted. "Everybody got the treatment, rest. Today is another day for rest and recovery. Everybody knows what to expect for (Game 5)." Game 6, if necessary, is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Mets hope to keep slim playoff hopes alive vs. NatsA win to start the final series of the season allowed the New York Mets to continue pondering the possibilities of mounting a last-second playoff push. A loss that all but locked up last place for the Washington Nationals moved manager Dave Martinez to remind everyone what they were able to do the last time Major League Baseball played a full season.The Mets will look to maintain their playoff hopes for at least one more day Friday, when they face the Nationals in the second game of a four-game series between the NL East rivals.Rick Porcello (1-6, 5.46 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound for New York against Max Scherzer (4-4, 3.67 ERA) in a battle of right-handers, former teammates and former Cy Young Award winners.David Peterson tossed a career-high seven innings Thursday and Robinson Chirinos collected all three of the Mets' RBIs -- via a two-run homer and an infield single -- as New York beat the Nationals, 3-2.The win improved Peterson to 6-2 and ensured he would lead the Mets in victories as a rookie. But he held out hope afterward that he wasn't done pitching in 2020."Hopefully it's not over," Peterson said. "Hopefully we can finish strong and see what happens." Even with the victory, the Mets (26-31) need a lot of help to reach the playoffs as either the second-place finisher in the NL East or a wild card. New York enters Friday three games behind the second-place Miami Marlins in the division (as well as two games behind the third-place Philadelphia Phillies) and 2 1/2 games behind the second wild card, the San Francisco Giants.Three more wins won't guarantee a playoff spot, but one more victory by the Mets will ensure the Nationals (23-34) finish alone in last place one season after winning the World Series. Only one other reigning World Series champion this century -- the 2013 Boston Red Sox -- has finished last in its division.Of course, this is a season unlike any other, and the Nationals have a track record of recovering from slow starts. Washington had the same record through 50 games this season (19-31) as last season."We did win the World Series in 2019," Martinez said Thursday. "That means a lot. That doesn't go away. Let's come back in 2021 and do it again." Porcello took the loss in his most recent start Sunday, when he gave up one run over seven innings as the Mets fell to the Braves, 7-0. Scherzer also took a hard-luck defeat Sunday, when he gave up two runs, both unearned, over 5 2/3 innings in the Nationals' 2-1 loss to the Marlins.Porcello is 3-1 with a 2.67 ERA in four career starts against the Nationals. Scherzer is 11-5 with a 2.63 ERA in 23 games (22 starts) against the Mets, whom he no-hit on Oct. 3, 2015.This marks the third meeting of the season between Porcello, the 2016 AL Cy Young Award winner, and Scherzer, who won the AL Cy Young while pitching with Porcello on the Detroit Tigers in 2013 and again in the NL in 2016 and 2017.It is also the fifth time Porcello is facing a fellow former Cy Young Award winner. He opposed the Philadelphia Phillies' Jake Arrieta, the 2015 NL winner, on Sept. 4 and Sept. 15.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Rays look to finish strong against desperate PhilliesThe Philadelphia Phillies and Tampa Bay Rays returned to Florida on high notes Thursday, but their baseball futures are quite different as the final weekend of the regular season gets ready to open.The teams meet for the first time in 2020 this weekend to begin the last three games of the 60-game campaign. The series starts Friday night in St. Petersburg, Fla.The Rays' visit to New York in a three-game series with the Mets this week took a very good turn for Tampa Bay on Wednesday night at Citi Field.With the second-place Yankees putting together a 10-game winning streak in a stretch of 11 days, Tampa Bay's lead in the American League East became more tenuous. But the Rays (37-20) met their magic number Wednesday in an 8-5 win over the slumping Mets.Fueled by a strong outing from Tyler Glasnow and a tiebreaking, two-run home run by Randy Arozarena, Tampa Bay clinched its third division title in franchise history.The club also strengthened its hold on the top spot in the AL -- a goal it hopes to reach against the Phillies (28-29).Glasnow (5-1) tossed six innings of two-run ball in the title-clinching victory. In his second multi-homer game this season, Arozarena later slugged a solo jack -- a mammoth blast over the top of the left field foul pole -- and Brandon Lowe clubbed his team-leading 14th shot in the win."Pretty special, really special," said manager Kevin Cash of the division title. "We've got to enjoy this moment, but then we'll get back to work (Friday). It's a special group and staff." The AL East crown was the first for Tampa Bay since its 96-win 2010 campaign. The team also won it in 2008 -- a season in which the Rays advanced to the World Series against the Phillies and lost in five games.In his fifth start since returning from the injured list, Charlie Morton (2-2, 4.64 ERA) will start against the Phillies for the seventh time in his career. He owns a 2-3 mark with a bloated 6.30 ERA. Morton pitched briefly for Philadelphia, going 1-1 with a 4.15 ERA ion four starts before suffering a season-ending torn hamstring.Philadelphia will likely look at the most recent series against the last-place Washington Nationals if it fails to make the National League's eight-team postseason field.Sitting in third in the NL East after dropping a doubleheader to the second-place Miami Marlins on Sept. 13, Philadelphia lost four games in three days beginning Sunday with a 6-3 home loss to Toronto.The losing skid hit four with three straight defeats in Washington before Bryce Harper's two-homer game lifted the Phillies to a 12-3 win over the defending World Series champions Wednesday.With pitchers Jake Arrieta and Spencer Howard out of the starting rotation with injuries, Vince Velasquez (1-1, 5.46) will pitch for manager Joe Girardi's Phillies -- and the team could use a repeat performance from the right-hander.Velasquez allowed just one run over six innings in Saturday's 3-1 win over Toronto. He allowed two hits, walked three and fanned six in the 104-pitch performance, recording his first win in six starts this season."A big booster for myself," Velasquez said after the gutsy showing in which he threw 69 pitches in the first three innings. "I definitely needed an outing like this."I'm sure people had their doubts, but it's all about how you finish." Velasquez worked 6 2/3 innings in his lone start against the Rays on April 13, 2018, at Tropicana Field -- a 2-1 Phillies win.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Mattingly's Marlins visit Yankees on verge on playoffsFor most of Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly's time playing first base for the New York Yankees, he never got a chance to savor clinching a playoff spot.His only opportunity was in 1995 when the Yankees clinched the first American League wild card, and Mattingly was retired the following year when New York began its run of four World Series titles in five seasons.Over two decades after his only postseason berth as a Yankee, Mattingly gets a chance to watch the Marlins secure a postseason berth in the expanded field Friday night in the opener of a three-game series in New York.The Marlins (29-28) own a magic number of two to secure their third playoff spot in franchise history and first since 2003. A Marlins win and a loss by the Philadelphia Phillies at Tampa Bay will give Mattingly a chance to enjoy clinching just like Rays manager Kevin Cash did Wednesday at Citi Field in New York against the Mets.Even if the Marlins were surpassed by the Phillies for second place in the National League East, which includes a guaranteed playoff spot, Miami is tied for the sixth-best mark in the NL with the Cincinnati Reds. The Marlins are a half-game ahead of eighth-place San Francisco.Miami is getting its first opportunity to clinch after withstanding a 99-minute rain delay before the first pitch and getting a 4-2 victory Thursday in Atlanta that snapped a four-game skid.The Marlins are getting the chance to clinch in a year which they dealt with a significant coronavirus outbreak in the season's opening weeks, forcing them to use 61 players, including 37 pitchers."Nobody picked this club to be able to do anything this season, but we believed in ourselves," Mattingly said earlier this week. "It's easy to be proud of these guys, the way they have dealt with everything." New York (32-25) enters Friday fifth in the AL and two games behind the Chicago White Sox. Finishing lower than fourth relegates the Yankees to playing strictly road games in the postseason, and it is possible they could wind up in eighth as they are two games in front of the Toronto Blue Jays (30-27) with three to play.New York's seeding is less secure because of what unfolded this week. After winning 10 straight from Sept. 9-19, the Yankees have dropped four of five and scored just twice overall in their last two games in Buffalo against Toronto."We've got to get it rolling again, obviously, if we're going to get to where we want to go," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. "I'm confident we can do it." New York has won its last seven games at Yankee Stadium and scored 43 times in its final three games before going 3-4 on a seven-game trip that ended with Thursday's 4-1 loss."I'm concerned with the way we've played recently," outfielder Brett Gardner said. "Any time you're not playing your best baseball and the postseason is right around the corner, something needs to be corrected rather quickly." Miami's Sandy Alcantara (3-2, 3.12 ERA) will make his seventh start of the season. Alcantara missed a little over a month recovering from coronavirus and allowed eight runs (five earned) in his return Aug. 30, but since then he is 2-1 with a 2.25 ERA in four starts.Alcantara last pitched in a 2-1 win over Washington on Sunday. He allowed one run on five hits in six innings.J. A. Happ (2-2, 3.25), who is pitching almost as well as Gerrit Cole of late, starts for the Yankees. He is coming off his best outing of the season when he scattered four hits and got nine strikeouts in eight scoreless innings on Saturday in Boston.Happ has a 2.59 ERA over his last four starts and has 24 strikeouts in his last three outings. The veteran left-hander is 3-2 with a 3.97 ERA in 10 career appearances (seven starts) against the Marlins.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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GAME PREVIEW
Braves target NL's No. 2 seed as Red Sox hit townThe Atlanta Braves will try to nail down the No. 2 seed in the National League playoffs, but they will have to go through a Boston club that has gotten hot at the end of a lost season.The Braves host the Red Sox in the final three-game series of the season. The Braves swept a three-game series at Fenway Park earlier this year.Atlanta (34-23) has won four of its last five games and holds a two-game lead over the Chicago Cubs for the No. 2 playoff seed in the league -- by virtue of having clinched the NL East (San Diego, in second place in the NL West, owns the NL's second-best record at 34-22).The Red Sox (22-35) have won three of their last four but remain in the cellar in the AL East.The Red Sox will send right-hander Chris Mazza (1-2, 5.40 ERA) to the mound to face Atlanta right-hander Kyle Wright (2-4, 5.74).Mazza's last start came on Sept. 19 against the New York Yankees. He worked four innings and allowed four runs, two earned, on five hits, three walks and one strikeout. Mazza has appeared in five games (three starts) in September and posted a 4.24 ERA.Mazza has made two career relief appearances against the Braves. He's 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA in 4 2/3 innings.Wright is finally showing the potential the Braves saw when they made him the fifth overall pick in the 2017 draft. He has won his last two starts, beating Washington on Sept. 13 and throwing 6 1/3 scoreless innings of one-hit ball against the New York Mets on Sunday.Wright has pitched only once against Boston, throwing two scoreless innings in a relief appearance in his big league debut on Sept. 4, 2018.The Braves got some good news on Thursday when the club announced No. 1 starter Max Fried is expected to be ready for the first game of the playoffs. Fried turned his left ankle in the first inning of his start on Wednesday and had to leave the game."He's moving around OK," Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said. "He's a little sore. But all the tests were negative and he'll just continue to get treatment and take it day-to-day. I think with everything they have going on in that training room, he'll be good to go." Until Thursday's 13-1 loss to Baltimore, the Boston pitching staff had posted its best monthly ERA for the season (4.95), averaging 10 strikeouts per nine innings.Offensively, Boston right fielder Alex Verdugo had his 10-game hitting streak end on Thursday. It was his second streak lasting 10-plus games this season. He has only gone hitless in five of his last 42 games. During that time, he's hitting .337 (56-for-166). Verdugo is batting .323 this season and has been a bright spot in a dismal season."I'm happy with the season that I've had," Verdugo said. "But the competitor in me wants more. It's just every year I see things that I think I can get better at, whether it's stealing more bases, whether it's hitting for a little bit more power, whether it's hitting for a higher average, too." --Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Indians eyeing playoff positioning as they face PiratesThe Cleveland Indians likely will be pulling double duty on Friday.No, the Indians (33-24) don't have a doubleheader on tap. Rather, they will set their sights on the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates for their final series of the regular season while also casting an eye on the out-of-town scoreboard.After all, Cleveland's four-game sweep of the White Sox moved it within one game of second-place Chicago and two in back of American League Central-leading Minnesota with three to play."Unbelievable, right now it's a great run right now, the guys are locked in and focused and trying to win games," Indians interim manager Sandy Alomar Jr. said.Right-hander Zach Plesac took it a step further after seeing his team record its fifth straight victory with a 5-4 win over the White Sox on Thursday."We know how special this group is, we know we're going to win and it seems like a dream right now," Plesac said. "It's completely new to a lot of guys, and it's coming down to where we are going to stay present and enjoy the moment because we don't know when it's going to end." Jose Ramirez ripped a go-ahead, two-run double to cap a four-run seventh inning to continue his torrid play at the plate. Ramirez is hitting a robust .483 (14-for-29) with six homers and 18 RBIs in his last eight games."Man, he's next level. He really is next level," Plesac said of Ramirez. "... If there's anyone you want up at the plate when it's a big situation it's him right now." A trendy American League MVP candidate, Ramirez had a series he'd rather forget against Pittsburgh earlier this season by going 0-for-12 with five strikeouts. Cleveland, however, outscored the Pirates by a 14-4 margin to sweep the three-game set on Aug. 18-20.The Pirates (18-39) likely would like to forget the entire season, as they sport the worst overall record and fewest road wins (five) in the majors. With that said, they secured their third straight win over the National League Central-leading Chicago Cubs after pounding out 14 hits in a 7-0 romp on Thursday."The thing that's encouraging and we have to continue to talk about is, obviously our record is not where we want it to be, and to come in and play the team that's leading our division and win three or four, I think it speaks a lot to this group," Pittsburgh manager Derek Shelton said.Pirates rookie right-hander Mitch Keller (1-1, 3.24 ERA) had a lot of people talking about him after he held St. Louis without a hit for six innings on Saturday. The 24-year-old was removed from the game due to pitch count, however (84 pitches).Keller will be opposed by Cleveland right-hander Carlos Carrasco (3-4, 2.90), who has posted a 1-1 record with a 1.41 ERA and 35 strikeouts in last five outings (32 innings). He fanned a season-high 11 batters at Detroit on Sunday.Carrasco, 33, owns a 1-0 mark with a 3.38 ERA in two career appearances versus the Pirates. He permitted three runs on five hits in 4 1/3 innings of a no-decision at Pittsburgh on Aug. 18.--Field Level Media
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Preview from The Associated
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Gordon eyes end of Royals career with Tigers in townThe Kansas City Royals' four-game series with the Detroit Tigers will serve as Alex Gordon's swan song.The 36-year-old Gordon announced on Thursday he was retiring after the season. The 14-year veteran outfielder has spent his entire career with the organization.Kansas City (24-33) won the series opener 8-7, though Gordon went 0-for-3 with a walk. The second game of the series will take place on Friday night."Anyone who has ever played this game knows it is hard. This is a game you love," Gordon said. "But you come to that day when you know it's over. I kind of thought about it last year. But one of the things that brought me back this year was: I love those guys in the clubhouse. I love competing with them and going out to dinner with them, even though we couldn't do that dinner thing this year. And I thought we were on the cusp of winning."But as the season went on, I kind of knew." Gordon's hard-charging style has rubbed off on his teammates."A lot of players say, 'I gave the game everything I had,' " Whit Merrifield told MLB.com. "But nobody has been able to back that up like Alex Gordon. On the field and off, he's been the rock for this organization for over 10 years." Tigers interim manager Lloyd McClendon noted that Gordon turned into one of the majors' premier defenders."One heck of a player," McClendon said. "He's accomplished a lot here in Kansas City -- seven Gold Gloves. He's a young man who came to the big leagues under a lot of pressure. He was the quote-unquote next George Brett. That's a lot of pressure. But he was able to move to the outfield and become an All-Star." A pair of young right-handers will be making their final starts of the season on Friday.Kansas City's Brad Keller (4-3, 2.77 ERA) will look to finish off a much-improved season in style. Last year, Keller wound up 7-14 with a 4.19 ERA in 28 starts.In three September starts this season, he's had two mediocre outings sandwiching arguably the best outing of his three-year career. He gave up four earned runs on eight hits in 6 2/3 innings against Cleveland, then tossed a complete-game shutout against Pittsburgh on Sept. 13.In his last outing on Sunday, he allowed five runs on five hits, including two homers to Daniel Vogelbach, in five innings at Milwaukee. He hadn't surrendered a long ball in any of his other seven starts this season.Keller is 2-3 with a 3.31 ERA in nine career outings, including five starts, against Detroit.Spencer Turnbull (4-3, 3.83), the Tigers' most effective starter this season, will make his 11th appearance of the season. He bounced back from an outing against the Chicago White Sox in which he gave up five runs in five innings by holding Cleveland to two runs in six innings on Saturday.Turnbull, a second-year player, didn't issue a walk for the first time this season and struck out seven, his second-highest total this year. He has five career starts against the Royals, posting an 0-1 record and a 2.89 ERA.Designated hitter Miguel Cabrera has found his long ball stroke for Detroit (22-33). He's blasted three homers in the last two games.First baseman Jeimer Candelario left Thursday's game with lower back tightness and his status the rest of the way is questionable.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
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Astros hope booming win over Rangers is only the beginningThe Houston Astros' long-lost offense reappeared at an opportune time Thursday and moved the club within a win of securing a fifth postseason berth in six seasons.The visiting Astros (29-28) bashed four home runs in their 12-4 victory over the Texas Rangers in Arlington, Texas, and reduced their magic number to clinch second place in the American League West to one. Second-place teams qualify for the postseason in this pandemic-shortened season.Any combination of one Houston win or one loss by the Los Angeles Angels, who will face the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers this weekend, would net the Astros the eighth and final postseason slot in the AL.Houston third baseman Alex Bregman finished a single shy of the cycle and homered. George Springer, Jose Altuve and Josh Reddick also hit homers in the Astros' first double-digit scoring performance for the Astros in a month. Houston had scored more than three runs just four times over their previous 16 games and five series."I think that's what we should be doing," Bregman said. "We're a very good offense. Now it's time to repeat, repeat and repeat. Keep doing that." Right-hander Jose Urquidy (1-1, 2.78 ERA) is set to start for Houston in Friday's second game of the four-game series. He has posted three consecutive quality starts, going 1-1 with a 2.37 ERA during that stretch with 10 strikeouts against five walks and a .490 OPS allowed over 19 innings.Urquidy pitched effectively against Texas on Sept. 15, allowing one run on three hits with seven strikeouts and no walks over seven innings in a 4-1 victory in Houston. He is 2-0 with a 1.29 ERA in two career starts against the Rangers with 16 strikeouts and no walks over 14 innings.Rookie right-hander Kyle Cody (1-1, 1.53 ERA) will oppose Urquidy for the second time.It will mark the fifth start and eighth appearance of the season for Cody, who limited the Astros to one run on four hits and two walks with one strikeout over three innings on Sept. 15. Cody is 1-1 with a 2.03 ERA over four starts this month, recording 11 strikeouts against seven walks while limiting opposing batters to a .648 OPS over 13 1/3 innings.Mired in last place in the AL West, the Rangers (19-38) are left playing the role of spoiler over the remaining three games of the series. Aside from clinching a playoff berth, the Astros need another victory to lock up the Silver Boot Series."Obviously, it's let's keep these guys from getting to the playoffs," Rangers manager Chris Woodward said. "It's as simple as that. It's obviously a good test for us. I think we've actually played decent against these guys all year; I know we've pitched well against them at times. It's a good way to end it."We've played well at home. Hopefully, we can get some positive things moving ... and win the series and end the 2020 season on a positive note. That's the biggest thing," Woodward said.--Field Level Media
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GAME PREVIEW
Playoff positioning the prize in Cubs-White Sox seriesMany socially distanced Chicago baseball fans envisioned a dazzling encounter between the Cubs and host White Sox when the truncated schedule pitted the teams against each other for the final weekend of the regular season.To be sure, a pair of postseason bubble-bound ballclubs will be meeting at Guaranteed Rate Field, but with the Cubs and White Sox losing a combined 11 of 13 games entering Friday, this arguably feels more like a time to exhale than exclaim.The National League Central-leading Cubs (32-25) locked up a playoff berth Tuesday, but have lost three in a row and five of six while scoring two runs or fewer in each loss during that span. Their magic number to clinch the division is three.After assuring themselves of the franchise's first postseason berth since 2008 with a comeback home win against Minnesota on Sept. 18, the White Sox (34-23) lost six of seven on the ensuing road trip to Cincinnati and Cleveland, including four straight to the Indians. Chicago has relinquished first place in the American League Central in the process. The White Sox trail the Twins by one game and are just one game clear of third-place Cleveland.The Cubs were limited to two hits Thursday in a 7-0 road loss to Pittsburgh. The team was without the usual top two hitters in its lineup, as center fielder Ian Happ was held out with what manager David Ross called a "tweaked" ankle and third baseman Kris Bryant dealt with right oblique tightness.White Sox manager Rick Renteria rested rookies Luis Robert and Nick Madrigal for Thursday's series finale in Cleveland, a 5-4 Indians victory. Robert is mired in an 0-for-28 slump and is batting just .086 (6-for-70) in September."The reality is you have a young man coming into the big leagues, and no matter how talented you are, you hit a wall," Renteria said. "I know nobody wants to see the wall be hit, but you hit a wall." Left fielder Eloy Jimenez left the game due to right foot soreness and will be re-evaluated Friday.Right-hander Dylan Cease (5-3, 3.52 ERA) will get the start for the White Sox as he seeks his first victory since Sept. 3.Cease has thrown no more than five innings in five straight starts since scattering two runs and four hits in six innings of an Aug. 23 road loss to the Cubs, his lone career appearance against the North Siders. He pitched with a one-run lead for much of the afternoon before allowing a go-ahead, two-run home run to Kyle Schwarber with one out in the sixth, which proved to be the final runs of the game.Cease is winless in four career interleague starts (0-3), pitching to a 4.71 ERA in 21 innings.Cubs righty Yu Darvish, who defeated Cease and the White Sox with seven innings of one-run, 10-strikeout ball on Aug. 23, gets the call for the visitors. Darvish (7-3, 2.22) saw a streak of nine straight quality starts snapped on Sunday, as he yielded four runs in six innings of a 4-0 loss to the Twins.Darvish is 2-1 with a 4.18 ERA in five career starts against the White Sox, with 38 strikeouts in 32 1/3 innings.--Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
8:10 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+140
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+1.5 (-142)
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Over 8.5 (-104)
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-153
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-1.5 (+128)
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Under 8.5 (-108)
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GAME PREVIEW
Reds, Twins set for crucial final seriesRight-handers Tyler Mahle and Jose Berrios take the mound Friday night in Minneapolis as the Cincinnati Reds and Minnesota Twins open their three-game series that will finish off the regular season.Ironically, both pitchers have just one career start against their opponent and that came against each other on April 29, 2018, at Target Field. Mahle and the Reds coming away with an 8-2 victory.Mahle (2-2, 3.57 ERA), who is 2-1 with a 3.10 ERA in his last five starts, outpitched Berrios badly in that contest, allowing one run on four hits over 6 1/3 innings while walking two and striking out seven.Berrios (5-3, 3.72), who is 3-0 with a 2.05 ERA in four September starts with 22 strikeouts and six walks in 22 innings, gave up four runs on five hits and three walks in just three innings while taking the loss. He did not strike out a batter.The series will have heavy playoff implications for both teams, who each enjoyed a day off on Thursday.Cincinnati (29-28), which is 9-2 over its last 11 games, is in a dogfight for both second place in the National League Central and/or a wild-card berth. Had the season ended after their 6-1 victory over visiting Milwaukee on Wednesday night, the Reds would have been the No. 8 seed heading to Los Angeles to open their best-of-three wild-card series with the Dodgers on Wednesday.But there's still plenty of baseball to be played. The Cardinals (28-26) and Brewers (27-29) began a five-game series on Thursday night in St. Louis, with the Cardinals winning 4-2, and St. Louis may have to make up a doubleheader with Detroit on Monday before everything is sorted out in the Central.Still, the Reds had plenty of reason to celebrate after their final home game of 2020 on Wednesday night. The victory gave Cincinnati a 6-4 season-series edge and the No. 1 tiebreaker against the Brewers, while starter Trevor Bauer, pitching on three days rest, took a big step toward a potential Cy Young Award by allowing one run on four hits over eight innings and striking out 12."The most excited I've seen our team," Reds manager David Bell said. "We knew it was a big game. There is still a focused energy in the clubhouse because we know we have so much left to do and to accomplish." Bauer (5-4), who is prepared to come back again on three days rest for Sunday's finale if needed, leads the National League in ERA (1.73), strikeouts (100), WHIP (0.79) and opponents' batting average (.159). His 100 strikeouts is the most after 11 starts in Reds history."I don't know how you see it any other way," Bauer said matter-of-factly about his Cy Young chances. "Big game for me personally, but more importantly for the team. It's a playoff series. Every series right now for us is playoff series." Minnesota (35-22) moved a half-game ahead of the Chicago White Sox for first place in the AL Central with its fourth straight win, 7-6, over visiting Detroit on Wednesday night. That advantage stretched to a full game after Chicago lost at Cleveland on Thursday.The Twins have already clinched a playoff spot for the second consecutive season, but with a major league best 23-5 home record, they are aiming to garner a top-four seed so they can open their AL wild-card series Tuesday at Target Field. The White Sox own the intra-division tiebreaker should the teams wind up tied. Should Cleveland, Minnesota and Chicago end up in a three-way tie for first, the Twins own the tiebreaker.Berrios is already penciled in to start Game 2 of the wild-card series after Kenta Maeda improved to 6-1 after allowing three runs on four hits and no walks while striking out nine over six innings in Wednesday's win."It's hard not to feel really, really good about our chances any time Kenta's on the mound," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said. "From Day One, he's been dominant." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
9:40 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+173
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+1.5 (-120)
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Over 8.5 (-113)
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-190
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-1.5 (+109)
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Under 8.5 (+100)
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GAME PREVIEW
Suddenly hot Angels begin final series, face DodgersTwo of the hottest teams in baseball will meet during the final weekend of the season, and only one of them will have a desperate sense about them.The Los Angeles Angels will visit the Los Angeles Dodgers for three games starting Friday night, having finally come to life by winning six of their last seven games and 14 of their last 20.Long out of contention, or so it seemed, the Angels will enter the final weekend still alive for a playoff berth. Barely.The Angels need to win three consecutive games against the Dodgers, while the Houston Astros would have to lose three consecutive games to the Texas Rangers.Suddenly an intriguing scenario has developed.The Dodgers have not made a secret about their animosity for the Astros, who were caught cheating during the 2017 season. That was the year the Astros defeated the Dodgers in the World Series.Not that they would avoid trying, but the Dodgers could actually help eliminate the Astros by losing to the Angels.The Angels might be able to handle things all on their own with the way they have stepped up their play down the stretch. Shohei Ohtani, Justin Upton and Anthony Bemboom all hit second-inning home runs in a victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday.Jared Walsh went 0-for-5 on Wednesday to see his 14-game hitting streak come to an end, but he is still batting .342 in September with eight home runs and 23 RBIs."We lost some games early, and they've become magnified right now," Angels manager Joe Maddon said. "Everybody had the same goal in mind of a fast start. The threat was that the group would kind of like, I won't use the word quit, but they would be less interested if they got off to a bad start. But our guys are showing the absolute opposite. I'm really proud of them." The Angels will send left-hander Andrew Heaney (4-3, 4.02 ERA) to the mound, and he is on a roll, posting a 2.70 ERA over his last five outings.Heaney was once a member of the Dodgers, albeit only for a few hours, after the 2014 season when he was traded from the Miami Marlins and then flipped to the Angels. He is 1-2 with a 4.91 ERA in five career starts against the Dodgers.Opposing Heaney will be another lefty in the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw (6-2, 2.15), who will get in his final tuneup before the playoffs next week. His outing figures to be limited before he turns it over to a bullpen that struck out 10 Oakland A's batters over the final five innings on Thursday.In 12 career starts against the Angels, Kershaw is an impressive 7-2 with a 2.45 ERA and 94 strikeouts in 84 1/3 innings.Kershaw and Walker Buehler, who returned from the injured list on Thursday, are the only two starters manager Dave Roberts has named for next week's opening round of the playoffs.Roberts is looking for a workhorse in the postseason, but Kershaw is 32 and Buehler is returning from two stints on the injured list because of a blister on his right index finger. Two other starting options for the Dodgers are rookie right-handers Dustin May and Tony Gonsolin, who are expected to see action in the series."You can't overstate it," said Roberts, whose team has won seven of their last nine games. "The value of the top-end guys (are) to take down meaningful innings, to not overtax bullpen, to dominate games, to cover a night of offense that you might not have to still win a baseball game." --Field Level Media
Game
Preview from The Associated
Press (AP).
Copyright
© 2020 The Associated
Press, All Rights Reserved.
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COMING
UP
9:40 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+182
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+1.5 (-109)
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Over 8.5 (-101)
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-200
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-1.5 (-101)
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Under 8.5 (-111)
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GAME PREVIEW
A's battling for No. 2 seed as they host MarinersWhile the Oakland Athletics have already clinched the American League West title, they still have something to play for in the last few days of the regular season.The A's will finish with a four-game series against the Seattle Mariners that begins Friday night in Oakland.Oakland (34-22) is guaranteed a top-three seed in the expanded playoffs by virtue of winning the division title. They dropped from the second to third position, a half-game behind the Minnesota Twins, with a 5-1 loss Thursday night against the host Los Angeles Dodgers.A's manager Bob Melvin will balance getting some rest for his players while also trying to build momentum for the playoffs."We'll play it day-to-day on what we feel like we need to do," Melvin said. "There are eight really good teams in the American League. I don't see going after a potentially better matchup. They're all going to be tough. I think it's just as much trying to create a winning atmosphere and making sure everybody has the proper rest." The A's are 2-12 in playoff series since their last World Series championship in 1989. They dropped wild-card series in each of the previous two seasons."It's good to enter the postseason in a good rhythm," A's center fielder Ramon Laureano said. "I think the past two years, we haven't done that. We're just trying to get that winning culture going into the postseason." The Mariners (25-31) entered their off day Thursday with a slim chance at both second place in the AL West and a wild-card berth. But victories by Houston and Toronto dashed those hopes and eliminated Seattle.Still, few would have predicted the rebuilding Mariners would still be in the chase midway through the final week, even if it's just a 60-game, pandemic-shortened season."We've put some nice streaks together, and everybody got excited that we had a chance to make a run at the playoffs," Mariners manager Scott Servais said. "Certainly we felt it. That's a good thing for players to go through that and experience that."But understanding where we are as an organization, in our plan and our development, it's really important these games are meaningful and players are getting better. That was the whole plan all year, to continue to get better, and I believe we have. ... I'm very happy with the way we've been playing." The Mariners are scheduled to send left-hander Yusei Kikuchi (2-4, 5.93 ERA) to the mound Friday. Kikuchi is 0-2 with a 3.33 ERA in five career starts against Oakland. His best start of the year came Aug. 1 against the A's, when he pitched six scoreless innings and allowed only three hits while striking out a season-high nine. Kikuchi didn't get a decision in that game as Oakland rallied late for a 3-2 victory.The A's will counter with right-hander Chris Bassitt (5-2), who is third in the league with a 2.57 ERA. Bassitt is 1-4 with a 4.17 ERA in nine career appearances, including seven starts. But that one victory came earlier this season, on Aug. 2, when he allowed one run on three hits in 5 2/3 innings, with no walks and seven strikeouts in a 3-2 decision.--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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9/25/2020 |
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FOUND
1
GAME |
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COMING
UP
8:05 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-156
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-1.5 (+172)
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Over 5 (-135)
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+141
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+1.5 (-194)
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Under 5 (+120)
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GAME PREVIEW
The Tampa Bay Lightning have found their mojo in time to take control of the Stanley Cup Final. The onus is on the Dallas Stars to counterpunch against the Lightning attack when they meet in Friday's Game 4 of the championship series that Tampa Bay leads 2-1.Thanks to Wednesday's 5-2 shootout victory in Game 3 in Edmonton -- a score which flattered the Stars -- the Lightning have a golden chance to be on the verge of the franchise's second Cup title. Game 5 will be Saturday night, putting the series into high speed.In short, the Stars had best develop an answer to the Lightning attack or the series could be completed in a hurry."We're going to have to find our game between now and Friday," Stars coach Rick Bowness said. "The problems we had (Wednesday) were evident to everyone, including our players. We know how we have to play to beat this team, and we showed a lot of good things early in the game in the first period. Then, we just completely got away from that. So we know what have to do, we know how we have to play." The question remains: Can the Stars exert their game plan enough to not only even the series but also take control? So far, Dallas has found itself in trouble all too often, lacking discipline, and it paid the price in each of the last two contests. On the flip side, the Stars have been as good as the Lightning during most of the five-on-five play, but miscues and penalties have derailed their hopes."We've got a lot of veteran guys that have been through a lot," Stars forward Jason Dickinson said. "If we can draw from those experiences and those situations and reflect on it and say, 'Hey, we can respond. We've got the guys in here that can do it,' we'll be fine."At the end of the day, we're down 2-1. We play the next game and win, it's tied 2-2, new series." The Lightning, meanwhile, are starting to roll, and looking better each game in the finals. It almost seems irrelevant whether captain Steven Stamkos is able to play again -- the fact he didn't take a shift in the final 46 minutes of Wednesday's clash after scoring in his first game in seven months makes it likely he won't play. The Lightning look like a team that sense the championship is nearly in their grasp.Even though he played less than three minutes, having Stamkos score a key goal and then be on the bench cheering on his teammates helped the Lightning find a new gear that Dallas simply could not match."The energy was pretty high after that (Stamkos) goal, but we've been in situations where we've lost forwards before in the playoffs, guys getting kicked out, guys leaving with injury and we've been down to 10 forwards, nine forwards, five D at times," defenseman Ryan McDonagh said. "Our group feels like we've got a recipe in how we want to play and no matter who's going over the boards, no matter how many times in a row you're asked to go over, you see the effort and the will from everybody and that's what's been the key for us. No matter who's going over the boards, they're playing really hard for one another." As for playing in Game 4 or any others during the series, Stamkos was tight-lipped."You want to have a say and you want to contribute, so (Wednesday) was an amazing experience to get out there and help our team," Stamkos said. "But it's about winning the next game and going from there." --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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9/25/2020 |
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FOUND
69
MATCHES |
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COMING
UP
9:30 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 (-126)
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+183
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-110)
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| League: 2nd Liga (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
10:45 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+273
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OFF
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Over 2 (-127)
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+114
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OFF
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Under 2 (-101)
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| League: Serie B (Italy) |
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COMING
UP
11:00 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-132
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-134)
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+347
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+101)
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| League: 1st Division (Norway) |
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COMING
UP
11:15 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+398
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-123)
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-166
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-118)
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| League: 2nd Liga (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+208
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-132)
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+128
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-103)
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| League: Ykkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:30 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+235
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-139)
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+114
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+104)
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| League: Ykkonen (Finland) |
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COMING
UP
11:40 AM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-157
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (+100)
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+427
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OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-119)
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| League: 1st Liga (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+319
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OFF
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Over 2 (-121)
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-101
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OFF
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Under 2 (-111)
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| League: Ekstraklasa (Poland) |
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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 (-111)
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+131
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-105)
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| League: Czech Liga (Czech Republic) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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-339
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (+102)
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+960
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-122)
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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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+424
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+1 (+101)
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Over 3.5 (-128)
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-176
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-1 (-115)
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Under 3.5 (-106)
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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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+300
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (-110)
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-129
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-108)
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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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+159
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OFF
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Over 3 (-137)
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+153
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OFF
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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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+828
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+1.5 (-120)
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Over 2.5 (-133)
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-273
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-1.5 (+105)
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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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+158
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OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-119)
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+169
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+100)
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| League: 1st Liga (Poland) |
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COMING
UP
12:00 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+1540
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-147)
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-582
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (+101)
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| League: FNL (Czech Republic) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+189
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-115)
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+153
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-117)
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| League: Bundesliga 2 (Germany) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+110
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OFF
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Over 2.5 (-118)
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+256
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OFF
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Under 2.5 (-110)
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| League: Bundesliga 2 (Germany) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+271
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OFF
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Over 3.5 (-110)
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-119
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OFF
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Under 3.5 (-108)
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| League: Erste Liga (Austria) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+113
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-115)
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+211
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-123)
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| League: Erste Liga (Austria) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+142
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-124)
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+166
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-110)
|
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| League: Erste Liga (Austria) |
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COMING
UP
12:30 PM EST |
|
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
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+621
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OFF
|
Over 3 (-107)
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-254
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OFF
|
Under 3 (-113)
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| League: 2nd Division (Denmark) |
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COMING
UP
12:45 PM EST |
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MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+745
|
+1.5 (-121)
|
Over 3 (-120)
|
|
|
-261
|
-1.5 (+107)
|
Under 3 (-112)
|
|
| League: Eerste Divisie (Netherlands) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
12:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+107
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-133)
|
|
|
+220
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (+100)
|
|
| League: Eerste Divisie (Netherlands) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+252
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-128)
|
|
|
+111
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-106)
|
|
| League: Division 1 (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+149
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-121)
|
|
|
+190
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-113)
|
|
| League: Division 1 (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+212
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (+103)
|
|
|
+123
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-122)
|
|
| League: Division 1 (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+217
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-133)
|
|
|
+125
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-102)
|
|
| League: 1st Liga (Poland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+227
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-112)
|
|
|
+118
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-106)
|
|
| League: Challenge League (Switzerland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+222
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-126)
|
|
|
+114
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (+106)
|
|
| League: Challenge League (Switzerland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+181
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-118)
|
|
|
+155
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-101)
|
|
| League: Bundesliga 3 (Germany) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+242
|
OFF
|
Over 3 (-135)
|
|
|
-117
|
OFF
|
Under 3 (-105)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+183
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-117)
|
|
|
+139
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-105)
|
|
| League: 2nd Division (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+175
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-114)
|
|
|
+146
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-106)
|
|
| League: 2nd Division (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:00 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+1110
|
OFF
|
Over 3.5 (-144)
|
|
|
-611
|
OFF
|
Under 3.5 (+101)
|
|
| League: Denmark Series (Denmark) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:30 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+251
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-117)
|
|
|
+102
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-122)
|
|
| League: 2nd Liga (Poland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+292
|
OFF
|
Over 2 (-115)
|
|
|
+104
|
OFF
|
Under 2 (-125)
|
|
| League: 1st Liga (Poland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMING
UP
1:45 PM EST |
|
|
MONEYLINE |
SPREAD |
TOTAL |
|
|
|
|
+159
|
OFF
|
Over 2.5 (-113)
|
|
|
+183
|
OFF
|
Under 2.5 (-105)
|
|
| League: 1st Liga (Poland) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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