Hockey Crusher
Tampa Bay Lightning -155 over Arizona Coyotes - pending
Washington Capitals + Detroit Red Wings OVER 5
(System Record: 8-1, lost last game)
Overall Record: 8-9
Rest of the Plays
Detroit Red Wings +114 over Washington Caps
Nashville Predators 113 over Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton Oilers + Nashville Preds UNDER 5.5
Basketball Crusher
Minnesota Timberwolves +8.5 over Memphis Grizzlies
(System Record: 0-0)
Overall Record: 0-0
Rest of the Plays
Chicago Bulls -4 over NY Knicks
Utah Jazz +3 over Houston Rockets
Washington Wizards +4 over Miami Heat
Soccer Crusher
Luverdense + Avai UNDER 2.5 - Brazil pending
Cruzeiro + Santos UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in Brazil
(System Record: 652-22, lost last 2 games)
Overall Record: 652-543-101
NBA 2014-15 Props Outlook
By Tony Mejia
With the NBA regular season set to tip, time to get your futures in is running out. Publicist Jimmy Shapiro has dropped all of Bovada.lv's many available options this week, so I'll strap on my Halloween costume early -- there's a Santa cap involved -- and supply a bunch of treats into your goodie bags. You didn't even have to dress up and ring my doorbell.
2014-15 Rookie of the Year
Favorites: Jabari Parker (MIL) 5/2, Andrew Wiggins (MIN) 15/4, Nerlens Noel (PHI) 11/2, Julius Randle (LAL) 7/1, Doug McDermott (CHI) 9/1
Solid options: Marcus Smart (BOS) 12/1, Elfrid Payton (ORL) 15/1
Top longshots: Shabazz Napier (MIA) 30/1, Cleanthony Early (NYK) 30/1, Kostas Papanikolaou (HOU) 50/1, Adreian Payne (ATL) 55/1, K.J. McDaniels (PHI) 65/1, Mitch McGary (OKC) 65/1
Bank on: Parker is the choice here. He'll get the most opportunities to be the primary catalyst, which helped last year's winner, Michael Carter-Williams, run away from the rest of a fairly weak crop. Philadelphia's Noel would be my second choice, but he'll have ups and downs with foul trouble that could derail him. Boston's Smart and Orlando's Payton could pay huge dividends since both should get long leashes and will defend from Day 1.
2014-15 Coach of the Year
Favorites: Gregg Popovich (SA) 3/1, David Blatt (CLE) 9/2, Tom Thibodeau (CHI) 7/1, Doc Rivers (LAC) 10/1, Steve Kerr (GSW) 10/1
Solid options: Jeff Hornacek (PHX) 12/1, Rick Carlisle (DAL) 15/1, Dwane Casey (TOR) 15/1, Steve Clifford (CHA) 20/1, Terry Stotts (POR) 20/1
Top longshots: Erik Spoelstra (MIA) 35/1, Monty Williams (NO) 35/1, Lionel Hollins (BKN) 35/1, Randy Wittman (WAS) 45/1, David Joerger (MEM) 100/1
Bank on: I'd definitely fade Pop and Blatt since expectations are so high. Thibodeau and Rivers coach the teams I'm projecting to finish with the top records in their respective conferences, so your choice should be one of those two. I don't believe the Heat will fall flat, so backing Spo to rally the troops at a handsome rate wouldn't be a bad investment. Wittman can also win that Southeast Division if injury-prone key pieces Nene and Bradley Beal can hang around. To his credit, he's improved as a strategist over the past two seasons.
2014-15 Points per game leader
Favorites: Kevin Durant (OKC) 3/2, Carmelo Anthony (NY) 2/1, LeBron James (CLE) 11/4, James Harden (HOU) 13/2, Russell Westbrook (OAK) 12/1
Solid options: Kobe Bryant (LAL) 25/1, Blake Griffin (LAC) 25/1
Top longshots: Derrick Rose (CHI) 40/1, LaMarcus Aldridge (POR) 40/1, Anthony Davis (NOP) 40/1, DeMarcus Cousins (SAC) 60/1, Jabari Parker (MIL) 250/1
Bank on: Melo. He'll only double your money, but with Durant likely requiring an adjustment period upon his return from foot surgery and Westbrook sure to see a dip when that occurs, Anthony is a heavy favorite. James is going to share the rock in an attempt to make the game easier for his new teammates, while Harden will have to feed Dwight Howard to keep him happy. Every name listed in the other column above has a great shot at a top-three spot, but I don't see anybody getting to 30 per game. Bryant is most likely to make a determined run at it, because of course he is. The rookie at 250-to-1? Fun. It's highly unlikely, but he can put the ball in the basket.
2014-15 Rebounds per game leader
Favorites: Andre Drummond (DET) 9/5, DeAndre Jordan (LAC) 2/1, Dwight Howard (HOU) 4/1, Kevin Love (CLE) 5/1, DeMarcus Cousins (SAC) 14/1
Solid options: Nikola Vucevic (ORL) 16/1, Joakim Noah (CHI) 20/1
Top longshots: Omer Asik (NOP) 30/1, LaMarcus Aldridge (POR) 30/1, Anthony Davis (NOP) 30/1, Al Jefferson (CHA) 35/1, Blake Griffin (LAC) 50/1
Bank on: Drummond and Howard may be two of the NBA's worst free-throw shooters, but they're beasts on the boards, physically imposing their will on a nightly basis. Howard looks 100 percent and stronger than ever, so since he has less glass-eating competition than Drummond on his own team, we'll ride with him. Vucevic replaced him in Orlando, just got extended and really likes to get after it, so he'd be a strong play if you want to take a shot. Elite rebounders Asik and Davis will affect one another's production in New Orleans, which is why the odds on them appear so attractive.
2014-15 Assists per game leader
Favorites: Chris Paul (LAC) 2/3, Rajon Rondo (BOS) 2/1, John Wall (WAS) 8/1
Solid options: Ricky Rubio (MIN) 14/1, Ty Lawson (DEN) 16/1
Top longshots: Kyle Lowry (TOR) 40/1, Deron Williams (BKN) 40/1, Jrue Holiday (NOP) 40/1, Derrick Rose (CHI) 40/1, Michael Carter-Williams (PHI) 50/1
Bank on: Paul is the favorite for a reason. He'll take the assists title if he stays healthy, but we'll give you a couple of guys with more favorable odds to get behind. Lawson won his battle with Brian Shaw to play at an increased tempo last year and should do his best to keep teammates happy by pushing the pace and distributing. Lowry is another point guard coming into his own that could challenge if he continues improving and becoming more efficient.
Props to Bet
Will Kobe score 50 points in any single regular-season game? Yes +1000 (10/1), No -2000 (1/20)
Bank on: Sure, take a shot. It's probably on his mental to-do list. Wishful thinking? Not necessarily. I've heard he's done it before.
Will Rajon Rondo get traded during the 2014-2015 season? Yes -175 (7/4), No +125 (5/4)
Bank on: He'll be a free agent at season's end and is rushing back to try and make Boston's opener. Odds are he'll be wearing multiple uniforms since a suitor will likely pounce with an offer Danny Ainge signs off on well before the trade deadline.
Will Josh Smith get traded during the 2014-2015 season? Yes EVEN (1/1), No -140 (5/7)
Bank on: He's due $14 million annually through 2017. Unless Stan Van Gundy is willing to take on someone else's problem, odds are he'll try and rein in J-Smoove's shot selection and live with a headache capable of defending at a high level. He stays.
How many Cavaliers will be starters in the 2015 All Star Game? Over 2.5 -250 (2/5), Under 2.5 +175 (7/4)
Bank on: LeBron and Love are locks, sure to team with Carmelo Anthony in the East frontcourt. The backcourt is where this will be decided. I'd take a shot that fans vote for Rose, Wade and Wall enough to make Kyrie Irving sweat this out. Irving finished behind Wade last year with over 860,000 votes, more than double the output of Wall. Rose should be the leading vote-getter at guard if he stays healthy.
Who will start more games? Anderson Varejao (CLE) -160 (5/8), Tristan Thompson (CLE) +120 (6/5)
Bank on: Varejao played in 65 games last season, but participated in just 81 of 246 possible games from 2010-13. He'll start Game 1, but my money is on Thompson making more starts when all is said and done.
Will any Spurs player average 30 regular-season minutes per game or more? Yes -200 (1/2), No +150 (3/2)
Bank on: Keep in mind that nobody did it last season, since Tony Parker, Tim Duncan and Kawhi Leonard were all over 29, but under 29.5. Still, the likelihood is that the 22-year-old Leonard emerges as an even larger piece, topping the 30-minute mark. Parker might even get back over the hurdle, since last year marked his lowest mpg clip since his rookie season. Duncan has only topped 30 once in the last four years.
Which splash brother will have the highest regular-season 3-PT shooting pct. during the 2014-2015 Regular Season? Stephen Curry -130 (10/13), Klay Thompson EVEN (1/1)
Bank on: Wouldn't touch this one. Curry has been tops between the duo three years running, but last season, the gap narrowed to .424-.417. With Kerr on board, this looks like a coin flip worth avoiding.
Will the Brooklyn Nets be sold during the 2014-2015 Regular Season? Yes +400 (4/1) No -600 (1/6)
Bank on: The Nets bled money last season, losing $131 million more than any other team according to Grantland, but Mikhail Prokhorov knows he's in an amazing market at a time where NBA franchises have never been more valuable. It will truly take an offer he can't refuse for him to sell. Ride no.
Will Kevin Garnett play in NBA game in the 2015-2016 Season? Yes +125 (5/4), No -175 (4/7)
Bank on: This is it for the future Hall of Famer we used to call "the Kid." Now 38 years old and in his 20th year of service, he's playing out the final year of a contract paying $12 million and is too proud to return for a fraction of that even if he did have another season in him. No is the rightful favorite, well worth the juice.
Will Andrew Wiggins participate in the 2015 Slam Dunk contest? Yes +200 (2/1), No -300 (1/3)
Bank on: The hope is that he will, but even at 2-to-1, there are too many moving parts to like this at all.
Will Wiggins win the 2015 Slam Dunk Contest? Yes +600 (6/1), No -1000 (1/6)
Bank on: The Magic 8 ball says, "better not tell you now." Piece of junk.
How many regular season games will Derrick Rose play? Over/Under: 68.5
Bank on: He's already playing back-to-backs, so I don't see him taking too many nights off. The Bulls have 19 sets of games on consecutive days, so even if he misses half of those, he'd still top this number. Add in a game or two for an ankle sprain, consider the fact his head coach is Tom Thibodeau and I like him getting in at least 70. Wouldn't touch this, but the optimistic over is my hopeful call here.
How many regular season games will Dwyane Wade play? Over/Under: 70.5
Bank on: Miami has the fewest back-to-backs, playing just 16, and while we will probably some Wade "maintenance" this season, he's a proud guy looking for a special bounce-back season for obvious reasons. While few who have watched him closely the past few years would be comfortable going over, I'll leave this one alone by saying I wouldn't feel confident going under either.
How many regular season games will Andrew Bogut play? Over/Under: 70.5
Bank on: He's looked spry in the preseason, but he's 7-feet tall and never shies away from contact. He started 67 times in 2013-14, but hasn't played more than 70 regular-season games since 2007-08. Considering he's only done it twice in nine seasons and turns 30 years old on Nov. 28, the under is a lock.
Will Minnesota rookie Zach LaVine participate in the 2015 Slam Dunk contest? Yes -140 (5/7), No EVEN (1/1)
Bank on: The young UCLA product will have a better shot if Wiggins passes, but I'm with the 8 ball here. "Cannot predict now." Seriously? "Ask again later."
Which young Sacramento wing will have the higher regular-season scoring average? Ben McLemore EVEN (1/1), Nik Stauskas -140 (5/7)
Bank on: McLemore averaged just 8.8 points as a rookie, but scored in double-figures in his final five games, dropping a career-high 31 points on the Suns in the regular-season finale. He and Stauskas may end up splitting minutes, but I think he'll nip the Canadian rookie long-range threat to help cash a neat prop.
NBA Futures - Best Bets
By ASA
NBA Finals "Longshot" - Los Angeles Clippers
According to oddsmakers , the Clippers have the fifth-best odds to win the 2014 NBA Championship behind the Cavs, Spurs, Bulls, and Thunder.
There are plenty of concerns among the four teams ahead of the Clippers and questions that need to be answered. How will the Cavs mesh in the first year with three superstars?
Will Derrick Rose be the player he was three years ago?
How will the Thunder respond without Durant in the lineup for an extended period?
Will the Spurs finally start to slow down with an aging roster?
While those answers aren’t clear at this time, it’s fair to say that Los Angeles is the only squad without major questions surrounding the team heading into the season.
They ended 2013 as the third best team in the West last year, finishing five games behind San Antonio and two games behind OKC.
The Clippers were one of the favorites to compete for the 2013 NBA Finals once the playoffs began and they were headed in the right direction, up 2-1 against the Warriors in the 1st Round, when the Donald Sterling controversy came to light. The media storm surrounding Sterling was inescapable for the team, the league, and its fans. The emotional fallout forced the LAC-GS series to go longer than necessary and took its toll on the team.
Even then, the Clippers survived the Warriors in seven games and were right there with OKC in the 2nd Round. LAC won Game 1 and with the series tied at 2-2, OKC squeaked out a home win, 105-104, shifting the series momentum in the Thunder's favor.
They entered the offseason not knowing who their owner would be or what kind of drastic measures it might take to get away from Sterling. Ultimately the Clippers truly grew closer over the course of last season and the offseason and chemistry wise, the Clippers have never been better.
There weren't a ton of improvements to be made on last year's roster, but the Clips did a nice job of upgrading their bench. They brought in Jordan Farmar to replace Darren Collison as the backup point guard. Farmar is an underrated shooter and can run the offense off the bench. He's a great fit with this roster and is an upgrade over what Collison brought to the table in 2013.
LAC also brought back Glen Davis and acquired Spencer Hawes to solidify the frontcourt depth. Hawes can function as a rebounder and can spread the floor as a stretch 4/5, and will be a nice change of pace from DeAndre Jordan.
LAC, in the second year under proven head coach Doc Rivers, will be better than last year's version and are a great under-the-radar bet to win the 2014 NBA Finals.
OVER 32.5 Wins - Indiana Pacers
The Pacers have the biggest change in win totals from last season, when they were slated to win 54.5 games, to this season, where they are slated to win just 32.5 and finish nine games below .500. The 22-game difference can be attributed to the fact that Indiana lost its two best offensive players in the offseason when Lance Stephenson left in free agency and when Paul George suffered a broken leg while participating on Team USA in the FIBA World Cup.
The offense will struggle without Stephenson or George in the lineup, but the defense will allow them to compete. Frank Vogel's squad has had one of the top defensive systems in the NBA over the last few seasons, a system will be even more defense-oriented in 2014.
The Pacers of 2014 will resemble that of the Chicago Bulls sans Derrick Rose in the lineup. The Rose-less Bulls of 2012 & 2013 were slow (4th slowest pace in '12, 2nd slowest in '13), bad offensively (last in PPG in '12 & '13), and great defensively (3rd in PPG allowed in '12, 1st in PPG allowed in '13).
Chicago finished with 48 wins in 2013 and 45 in 2012. Expect that Indiana will use a similar formula in 2014 that will allow them to compete for a playoff spot in a subpar Eastern Conference.
Don't expect the Pacers to fall too far and take Indiana to win OVER 32.5 games.
UNDER 48.5 Wins - Portland Trailblazers
Last season the young Blazers rode a red hot 22-4 start to the season to a playoff berth and an overall record of 54-28 in the regular season. It was a remarkable turnaround for the Blazers who had won just 61 total games in the previous season.
In fact, the 21 more wins they had last season compared to the previous season was the biggest turnaround in the NBA last season. A big reason for Portland's success last season was the fact they had the second fewest lost minutes (injuries) by starters for the year.
The Blazers won't be sneaking up on anyone this season and of course they play in the much tougher Western Conference. Interestingly enough, of the Blazers 54 regular season wins last season, 23 came by 7-points or less so obviously when a few of those games don't go their way this season they won't threaten their win total of 48.5 games.
Don't get me wrong we love the young Blazers roster with LaMarcus Aldridge, Nicolas Batum, Damian Lillard, Wesley Mathews and Robin Lopez but we don't expect a team that was 19th in defensive efficiency allowing 1.043 points per possession last season to finish with 50+ wins.
Game of the Day: Bulls at Knicks
Chicago Bulls at New York Knicks (+4, 187.5)
The Chicago Bulls are the popular preseason pick to challenge LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference – as long as Derrick Rose manages to stay healthy and productive. The New York Knicks, who host the Bulls in the season opener for both teams on Wednesday, are also hoping to join the race at the top of the conference after a disappointing 2013-14 campaign. Rose made it through the summer healthy and will start at the point against the Knicks.
Phil Jackson is an 11-time champion as a head coach but is getting his first shot at roster building with New York and scored his first big win over the summer when Carmelo Anthony chose to spurn the Bulls, amongst other suitors, and remain with the Knicks on a max contract. “I am focused on building this thing in New York,” Anthony told reporters. “I can’t be worried about them and saying this is what could have been (if I had chosen Chicago).” Chicago quickly reversed course in free agency and picked up Pau Gasol to beef up the already-stout frontcourt.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, ESPN, CSN Chicago, MSG (New York)
LINE HISTORY: The line opened with the Knicks +4 and a total of 187.5.
WHAT CAPPERS SAY: "It's been pretty easy to hate on the Knicks in recent years and with few offseason improvements (on the court at least) there's little reason to expect them to take a step forward this year. An opening night date with the Bulls is far from ideal. Chicago has reloaded and might just be the most complete team in the East (sorry Cavs). With that being said, I'm not interested in laying road chalk at MSG at this early stage of the campaign." - Sean Murphy
WHAT BOOKS SAY: "What an incredible old-school matchup to start the season. If Jimmy Butler isn't able to play that limits the Bulls somewhat on the defensive end. On the other side, we should expect a learning curve with the new coaching regime in New York. I think the spread is about right but the total might be too high." - John Lester
ABOUT THE BULLS (2013-14: 48-34): Rose has played just 10 games in the last two seasons and missed the playoffs in each of those campaigns, leaving Chicago defense-first and a little short on the offensive end. The 2010-11 MVP showed off his old explosiveness over the summer and continued to impress during the preseason as the Bulls worked Gasol and rookie Doug McDermott into the offense. “I feel like I’m in a good place,” Rose told reporters. “Just missing two years, coming back, being able to play again against all these great players and really go against them.”
ABOUT THE KNICKS (2013-14: 37-45): Jackson’s second-biggest move was hiring a new head coach, and the decision maker went with a familiar face in Derek Fisher, who ran Jackson’s triangle offense with the Los Angeles Lakers. “We want to be consistent in who we are, so when we get rebounds and stops we can get out into the open floor and attack before the defense is set up,” Fisher told reporters of the new New York offense. “That’s not the triangle offense, that’s transition offense.” Pushing the pace will be a pair of new point guards in veteran Jose Calderon and Shane Larkin, who saw limited time as a rookie in Dallas last season.
TRENDS:
*Bulls are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 vs. Eastern Conference.
*Knicks are 4-0 ATS in their last 4 games overall.
*Over is 5-1 in the last 6 meetings in New York.
CONSENSUS: 62.6 percent are backing the Bulls -4 with 56 percent on the over.
NBA
Hot Teams
Not much to go on right now; after a few days, we'll have lot more information for you in this space.
Cold Teams
Series Records
-- Hornets won last five games with Milwaukee (4-1 vs spread).
-- Pacers are 7-3 in last ten games with 76ers, winning all three LY by 8-7-9 points; dogs covered last six series games.
-- Nets won six of their last eight games with Boston.
-- Wizards lost last four visits to Miami, all by 9+ points.
-- Raptors lost six of last seven in Atlanta, losing by 21-10 there LY.
-- Grizzlies won 13 of last 15 games with Minnesota.
-- Bulls won nine of last 12 against the Knicks, but lost last two in NY.
-- Nuggets won seven of last eight games with Detroit.
-- Rockets won five of last six games against Utah.
-- Lakers lost four of their last five games with Phoenix.
-- Warriors were 4-0 vs Sacramento LY, winning by 11-2-9-33 points.
-- Thunder won nine of its last eleven games with Portland.
Totals
-- Four of last five Charlotte-Milwaukee games stayed under.
-- Over is 8-4-1 in last thirteen Philly-Indiana games.
-- Under is 6-2 in Nets' last eight visits to Brooklyn.
-- Wizards' last five visits to Miami stayed under total.
-- Six of last nine Atlanta-Toronto games went over.
-- Five of last six Minnesota-Memphis games stayed under.
-- Eight of last eleven Chicago-New York games went over.
-- Nine of last ten Denver-Detroit games went over total.
-- 10 of last 14 Houston-Utah games stayed under total.
-- Five of last seven Laker-Phoenix games stayed under.
-- Five of last six Golden St-Sacramento games stayed under.
-- Seven of last eight Thunder-Blazer games stayed under.
Back-to-Backs
East vs West
SU: West 1-0......... ATS: West 1-0
NHL
Hot teams
-- Oilers won last four games, allowing seven goals. Nashville won four of its six home games.
Cold teams
-- Detroit lost last two road games, scoring three goals. Washington is 2-2 at home, with three of four games going to shootouts.
Series records
-- Red Wings lost four of last five games with Washington.
-- Oilers won four of last five games with Nashville.
Totals
-- Last five Washington-Detroit games went over total.
-- Seven of eight Nashville games stayed under total.
StatFox Super Situations
NBA | OKLAHOMA CITY at PORTLAND
Play Over - All teams where the total is greater than or equal to 200 in a game involving two teams that had winning records last season, vs. division opponents
33-11 since 1997. ( 75.0% | 20.9 units )
NBA | MILWAUKEE at CHARLOTTE
Play Against - Home favorites vs. the 1rst half line (CHARLOTTE) first 6 games of the season, playoff team from last season who lost 4 or more of their last 5 games against opponent first 6 games of the season, after closing out last season poorly with 8+ losses in last 10 games
41-16 since 1997. ( 71.9% | 23.4 units )
Arthur Ralph Sports
Free play WED Wash Wizards + 4 1/2
Cappers Access
Wed NBA
Bulls -4
Wed MLB
Giants +115
Xander Locke
San Francisco Giants vs. Kansas City Royals
WORLD SERIES GAME 7 WINNER BIG $ HIGH% XL PLATINUM PICK
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City is on fire right now. They're playing at home. The momentum and the crowd will be on their side. Guthrie looked impressive in his last outing. Hudson on the other hand has looked shaky. Remember the last road team to win a game 7 was the Pirates in 1979. Also the last team to lose game 6 and win game 7 was the Pirates in 1960. The odds are also in favor of the Royals.
KC WINS THE WORLD SERIES!!!!
Gamblers Data
Free Plays Wednesday
Nashville -120
Knicks +4
Mighty Quinn
Mighty hit with the Mavericks (+4 1/2) and on Tuesday and likes the Royals (series play) on Wednesday.
The deficit is 803 sirignanos.
Hondo
Hondo ready for Game 7
Hondo, who had been laboring mightily, snapped his skid Tuesday night, rolling with the Royals to reduce the negative number to 1,290 quisenberrys.
Wednesday night: Mr. Aitch will stick with Kansas City — 10 units on Guthrie & Co. to get in the flow against Hudson.
Ben Burns
6* San Francisco +1.5 -190
Jack Jones
20* Chicago -4
Today's MLB Picks
San Francisco at Kansas City
The Giants look to bounce back from last night's 10-0 loss and come into tonight's contest with a 5-1 record in their last 6 games following a defeat. San Francisco is the pick (+115) according to Dunkel, which has the Giants favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (+115). Here are all of today's MLB picks.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29
Time Posted: 7:00 a.m. ESTGame 913-914: San Francisco at Kansas City (8:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: San Francisco (Hudson) 13.112; Kansas City (Guthrie) 12.225
Dunkel Line: San Francisco by 1; 6
Vegas Line: Kansas City (-135); 7
Dunkel Pick: San Francisco (+115); Under
Today's NHL Picks
Detroit at Washington
The Red Wings head to Washington tonight where they are 0-4 in their last 4 games versus the Capitals. Washington is the pick (-125) according to Dunkel, which has the Capitals favored by 1 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Washington (-125). Here are all of today's NHL picks.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29
Time Posted: 7:00 a.m. ESTGame 51-52: Detroit at Washington (7:30 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Detroit 111.194; Washington 112.775
Dunkel Line & Total: Washington by 1 1/2; 4
Vegas Line & Total: Washington (-125); 5
Dunkel Pick: Washington (-125); UnderGame 53-54: Nashville at Edmonton (10:00 p.m. EST)
Dunkel Ratings: Nashville 12.276; Edmonton 10.750
Dunkel Line & Total: Nashville by 1 1/2; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Nashville (-120); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Nashville (-120); Over
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