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*PORT PORT SPORTS*
*5-1 SAT!!*
*9-2 L2 DAYS!!*
*(NBA)*
*INDIANA PACERS (+11) AND*
*OVER 228.5 INDIANA PACERS @ OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER*
Run with the INDIANA PACERS and the OVER in today’s showdown…
*(MLB)*
*UNDER 7 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)*
Go with the UNDER in today’s game…
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*UNDER 9.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-125)*
Go with the UNDER…
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*OVER 8 BOSTON RED SOX @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-120)*
Stick with the OVER in this showdown…
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*MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-115)*
Take the BREWERS….
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*OVER 9.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (+105)*
Run with.the OVER in Florida…
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*PORT PORT SPORTS*
*SUNDAY JUNE 8, 2025 --*
(NBA)
INDIANA PACERS (+11) AND
OVER 228.5 INDIANA PACERS @ OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER
Sticking with the exact same play as we initially rolled out for Game 1, despite the face we were only able to split our plays with the Pavers shocking upset win with only .003 left on the clock!! Hard to get away from that again here today, with what appears to be a highly inflated spread between what we see as two very evenly matched squads and in fac6 gave the edge to Indiana for the series overall prior to the opening tip. Game 1 finished 111-110, for a combined total of 221 points, staying UNDER the closing total of 229.5. However, this was largely due to an uncharacteristically poor shooting night for the Thunder outside of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. OKC shot under 40% as a team in Game 1, a highly unusual occurrence for a team that averaged 120.5 PPG (4th in NBA) and had a 120.3 Offensive Rating (3rd in NBA) during the regular season. Regression to the mean dictates they will shoot much better in Game 2. The Pacers average 117.4 PPG (7th in NBA) and have a 116.5 Offensive Rating (9th in NBA). They shot 48.8% from the field (3rd in NBA) and 36.8% from three (9th in NBA) in the regular season. In Game 1, despite forcing 24 turnovers (a huge number) and taking 16 fewer shots, the Pacers still managed to score 111 points, largely by shooting 18-of-39 (46.2%) from beyond the arc. Their ability to hit threes at a high clip (40.1% in the playoffs before Game 1) gives them explosive scoring potential. OKC's home games have gone OVER the total in a higher percentage of games (59.5%) than their road games. The Pacers have consistently been "comeback kings" throughout these playoffs, pulling off numerous late-game rallies. Their Game 1 victory, overcoming a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit, is a testament to their mental toughness and refusal to quit. This makes them a dangerous team to give 11 points to. Indiana is 7-3 ATS in their last 10 games, showing a strong ATS trend in the playoffs. The Pacers have proven they can win on the road, with 6 road wins in the playoffs, including 3 in Cleveland and 2 in New York. They are 28-22 on the road (including playoffs) this season. The -11.0 spread is currently the third-biggest spread for an NBA Finals game since 2004. This is an enormous number, es----pecially after an upset loss where the Thunder were in control for most of Game 1. Bookmakers are likely overcorrecting for the Thunder's perceived "vengeance." This Game 2 promises to be a higher-scoring affair than Game 1, driven by a likely offensive resurgence from the Thunder and the Pacers' consistent high-paced, efficient attack. The total is set lower than what the Thunder's offensive capabilities usually dictate, creating value on the OVER. For the spread, while the Thunder are a fantastic home team and will be motivated, giving the Pacers +11.0 points is a huge line for an NBA Finals game. The Pacers have proven their ability to hang with and even upset superior teams, especially on the road and in late-game situations. Their offensive firepower and resilience make them a strong play to keep this game competitive, even if they don't win outright. Run with the INDIANA PACERS and the OVER in today’s showdown…
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UNDER 7 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES (-115)
This one expects to be a tight one as both squads come in with their respective aces on the mound while both teams offenses have also struggled to put together big innings or runs on the board in any way as of late. Skenes has been nothing short of phenomenal this season, boasting an elite 2.05 ERA. He's striking out batters at a high clip (85 K in 83.1 IP, 9.2 K/9) and holding opponents to a minuscule .181 batting average against. Sanchez has also been very effective for the Phillies, holding a strong 5-1 record with a 3.02 ERA. He's a consistent southpaw who limits hard contact and keeps his team in games. He averages close to 6 innings per start and has a good WHIP. He has a 9-3-0 record against the spread in his starts, indicating he typically performs well. The Pirates offense has been one of the worst in MLB this season. They rank:29th in runs scored (204 runs, 3.2 runs per game); 26th in batting average (.227); and 29th in home runs (45 HR). They are a low-power, low-average offense. The Pirates' offense is anemic, making it hard for them to contribute significantly to the total. The Phillies' offense, while stronger overall, just showed its vulnerability against the Pirates' pitching (specifically Andrew Heaney yesterday, who is not Skenes) and is now missing its biggest bat in Bryce Harper. Go with the UNDER in today’s game…
UNDER 9.5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS @ ST. LOUIS CARDINALS (-125)
Just seems like too high of a total, especially with Kershaw on the mound despite any struggles he may be having. It's still Clayton freaking Kershaw. Clayton Kershaw is making his fifth start of the season. While his 5.17 ERA through 15.2 innings is high, it's important to remember he's a veteran ace who is still building up to form. Kershaw is known for his ability to control the pace of the game, limit walks, and generate soft contact. He is a master at navigating lineups and getting outs. His ERA will likely improve significantly as he gets more starts under his belt. Against a Cardinals team that doesn't have an overwhelmingly potent offense, Kershaw should be able to keep runs to a minimum through 5-6 innings. The Dodgers, despite being ranked 2nd in MLB in runs per game (5.5 RPG) and 1st in home runs (101), have been shut out and held to just one run in the first two games of this series. This is a highly uncharacteristic slump for them, indicating that the Cardinals' pitching (starters and bullpen) has their number in this particular series, or that the Dodgers are simply in an uncharacteristic cold streak. Both bullpens have demonstrated their ability to keep runs off the board in this series. If the game remains tight, which the starting pitching and recent offensive trends suggest, the bullpens will be critical in preserving the UNDER. The Cardinals' recent bullpen performance in this series, in particular, has been excellent. Expect another tight, lower-scoring game dominated by pitching and defense.Go with the UNDER…
OVER 8 BOSTON RED SOX @ NEW YORK YANKEES (-120)
Can we hit on the trifecta of Overs in this series as we have already cashed through the first two games on Friday and Saturday and expect much of the same again here for Sunday. The Yankees boast one of the most potent offenses in MLB. They are currently: 3rd in runs scored (335 runs, 5.4 runs per game); T-1st in home runs (101 HR); 3rd in batting average (.259); and 1st in OBP (.344). They just put up 9 runs on the Red Sox yesterday (June 7th) in a 9-6 victory, recording 14 hits and showing their ability to explode for runs. While not as dominant as the Yankees, the Red Sox offense is still respectable and capable of contributing to high totals: 6th in batting average (.254); 8th in home runs (77 HR); 6th in runs scored (309 runs, 4.8 runs per game). They scored 6 runs yesterday against the Yankees, demonstrating their ability to put up offense even against a strong opponent. Expect an exciting, high-scoring game with plenty of action on the basepaths and over the fence. Stick with the OVER in this showdown…
MILWAUKEE BREWERS (-115)
This team continues to be red hot and pulled out another impressive win on their home turf yesterday in walkoff fashion and with this struggling Padres lineups, we look for another strong outing in this one. Milwaukee comes into this game with strong momentum, having won yesterday's matchup against the Padres 4-3. They've also been playing well overall, winning 5 of their last 7 games, including a 9-1 rout of the Reds and a 17-7 victory over the Phillies recently. This recent offensive explosion and consistent winning suggest the team is in good form and confident. Peralta is the Brewers' ace. His 2.92 ERA is excellent, indicating he's consistently effective. He's known for his high strikeout rate and ability to dominate lineups when he's on. He gives the Brewers a significant advantage on the mound. Take the BREWERS….
OVER 9.5 MIAMI MARLINS @ TAMPA BAY RAYS (+105)
We'll take a chance on the Over here in this one as this one seems like an overly inflated number in the opposite regard with the fact we suspect the books have made this total so high expecting a flurry of runs put on the board between these two in-state rivals once again here today. Yesterday's 11-10 slugfest is the primary driver. Both offenses have shown they can put up significant runs against each other. The Rays are on a strong offensive run, and the Marlins just broke out. Anthony Veneziano's higher ERA and first start of the season for Miami create an immediate opportunity for the Rays' hot bats. While Rasmussen is good, even aces can have off days, and the Marlins showed they can get to him. The extra-innings game yesterday put a heavy workload on both bullpens, increasing the likelihood of less effective relief pitching today. The Marlins' bullpen already ranks poorly. Expect another high-scoring affair as both teams capitalize on pitching vulnerabilities and carry over their offensive momentum from yesterday. Run with.the OVER in Florida…
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