3-22-13

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3* Iowa St +1.5

3* Minnesota -3

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Friday

• ROT# 826 - 2:45pm - Creighton Blue Jays -3.5 (-110)

2.5 units to win 2.27 units

• ROT# 920 - 8:30pm - San Diego State Aztecs ML (-160)

3.0 units to win 1.88 units

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1' Units Colorado +1

1 Unit Duke -18

1 Unit NC State -4.5

1 Unit Miami Florida -12

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BIG AL's 1st ROUND GAME OF THE YEAR (5-1 Last 6 Years) -- Friday


At 12:40 pm, on Friday, our 1st Round Game of the Year is on the Wisconsin Badgers minus the points over Ole Miss. Wisconsin comes into this game off a 50-43 loss to Ohio State in the Big 10 Championship game, but were very strong in the two games before that, with upset wins over Michigan and Indiana to reach the Finals. Likewiss, the Ole Miss Rebels were impressive last weekend in winning the SEC, and finished it off with a 66-63 win over Florida, as an 11.5-point underdog. But one of the things I love to do is fade teams off big upset wins in their conference tourneys. And especially when they're matched up against foes off a big loss to end their season. Indeed, since 1991, teams which won their NCAA Tourney as an underdog of 5+ points are a dismal 18% ATS in the 1st Round of the NCAA Tourney when matched up against an opponent off a loss by 7 or more points. Take Wisconsin

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Todays Best Bets

(3 UNITS) Temple +4.5

(5 UNITS) Colorado +1

(4 UNITS) Villanova +4

(4 UNITS) Oklahoma +3

(5 UNITS) Iowa State +1.5

(4 UNITS) Minnesota -3

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The Sharp Circle

1 Unit 823 Under 132.5 - #15 Albany vs #2 Duke

1 Unit 825 Under 128.0 - #10 Cincinnati vs #7 Creighton

1 Unit 827 Over 123.5 - #15 Fla Gulf Cst vs #2 Georgetown

1 Unit 829 Over 133.5 - #10 Oklahoma vs #7 San Diego St.

1 Unit 849 Over 134.5 - #11 Minnesota vs #6 UCLA

1 Unit 853 Over 126.5 - #10 Colorado vs #7 Illinois

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Friday's games
Day games
Duke has to be concerned after losing first ACC tourney game last week to Maryland, only second time in last 11 years they lost first ACC tourney game- they went 8-8 in ACC the other year (’07) and got upset by VCU 79-77 (-7) in a 6-11 first round game, but their concern would be with Saturday’s game, not this one- Albany finished 5th in America East, the #22 league this season. Great Danes lost by 22 at Ohio State, won at Washington, and otherwise played a dismal schedule (#315 non-league/#295 overall), getting lucky they had two home games in league tourney, where they upset top seed Stony Brook after losing to them by 16-5 during season. Blue Devils lost as 2-seed to Lehigh LY; they’re 4-6 vs spread in first round games last 10 years. Over last six years, #2 seeds are 13-11 vs spread in this round. Duke beat Binghamton of America East 86-62 (-22) in this round in ’09.

Wisconsin won its last six first round games; since 2002, they’re 6-2-1 vs spread as a first round favorite. Badgers split pair of games with SEC teams this year, losing 74-56 at Florida Nov 14, then beating Arkansas 77-70 on neutral floor 10 days later- their March 3 home loss to Purdue was only one of their 11 losses that wasn’t to top 30 team. Ole Miss won last five games after a 4-6 skid had them headed to NIT; they came back from down double digits twice in SEC tourney behind two sturdy senior big men and fiery guard Henderson, who has big mouth and the game to back it up. Ole Miss is #7 in country at protecting ball- they played #333 non-league schedule, and have otherwise ordinary resume. Over last 5+ years, underdogs are 12-8 vs spread in 5-12 games, but hard to buck tourney-tested Badgers with Ole Miss squad not used to being here. both teams played Sunday, so quick turnaround not an issue.

Temple is 1-4 in last five first round games; they're 0-3 as underdog in tourney under Dunphy; Owls have senior guard Wyatt who will take a ton of shots- they go how he goes. NC State holds opponents to 29.9% from behind arc (#19 in country); since 1989, they're 7-1 in first round, winning last four by 12-6-9-14 points. Underdogs are 20-6 vs spread in 8-9 games last 6+ years. Wolfpack was overrated in fall, then ripped as disappointment by media that overrated them; State is 20-2 this season vs teams ranked outside top 50. Temple won seven of last eight games overall- they lost to Duke by 23, in only game vs ACC foe. Owls take a lot of 3's; Wyatt/Randall combined to shoot 32% from arc on 403 tries, not very good. State beat UMass by 18, St Bonaventure by 19 in its two games vs A-16 teams this season.

Pacific won Big West title as #2 seed last week, giving retiring Thomason going away present, as he retires after 25 years coaching his alma mater. Tigers are in NCAAs for first time since '06; they won last seven games overall, are 1-3 vs top 60 teams, losing by 20-18-28 points, with upset of St Mary's Nov 23. Big West teams are 0-7 in first round last seven years (2-5 vs spread), with five losses by 12+ points; Pacific was last Big West team to win in tourney, beating Providence in 8-9 game in '05. Miami won ACC title for first time last week, after going 2-3 in last five regular season games; they figure to have letdown here, looking ahead to facing Illinois-Colorado winner Sunday. Three of Miami's six losses are against teams ranked outside top 100; sometimes they play to level of opponent, then pull game out late. Both sides are top 10 in experience.

Creighton makes 42.1% (#1) behind arc, 56.4% (#2) inside arc, one of best offensive teams in country; Bluejays' 58-57 first round win (+1.5) over Alabama LY was their first in tournament since '02. Creighton split six games vs top 50 teams; they started year 17-1, won last five games, but went 5-6 in ugly stretch in between. Over last four years, underdogs are 13-3 vs spread in 7-10 games. Cincinnati is 2-0 in first round games under Cronin; favorites are 4-1 vs spread in his tourney games. Bearcats started season 12-0, beating Oregon/Iowa State/Xavier on neutral floors, but stumbled to 4-7 finish- they scored 55 or less points in seven of last eight losses. Cincy is strong defensive team, with #9 eFG% in country; they hold teams to 30% from arc, block 16% of opponents' shots, so is fascinating to see whether Creighton can get McDermott going inside.

LaSalle won first tourney game since 1990 Wednesday, making 11-21 on arc for an eFG% of 74.5%; they use four guards, spread court, expect its guards to make plays. Explorers are 2-2 vs top 50 teams; Villanova and VCU are best two they had beaten before Boise State win. Over last six years, #4 seeds are 14-10 vs spread in this round. Kansas State is 20-5 in its last 25 games, but they were 0-3 vs Kansas, 20-2 vs everyone else in that stretch; Weber took Frank Martin's players and ran with it- they won 65-62 at George Washington, their only game vs 1-16 foe. LaSalle scored 54-58 points in last two games, had to be thrilled just to get into play-in game, now they've got chance to duplicate VCU's run of couple years ago. Kansas City site has to favor K-State, which plays conference tourney here; Wildcats are 11-2 out of conference, with neutral court win over Florida, losses to Florida and Michigan.

James Madison is ranked lower than every team in Big Dozen, Penn St. included; Indiana is 8-0 vs teams ranked outside top 170, with all eight wins by 31+ points. JMU got off to 1-5 start this year, losing to UCLA by 30, North Dakota State by 22, but they've now won five games in a row but played 26 games in a row vs teams ranked outside top 140. #3 Indiana split its last six games, losing to Wisconsin for 12th straight time in Big Dozen tourney- worst team Hoosiers lost to this season is #53 Butler, a local rival. Over last 5+ years, #1 seeds are 14-8 vs spread in first round games. JMU scored lot in transition vs a lousy LIU defense, won't have that luxury against Hoosiers, whose 44.0 eFG% is #18 in country. Indiana was in tourney LY for first time in five years; they won last two first round games by 13 points each.

Illinois got off to 12-0 start, with 94-64 win over USC its only game vs Pac-12 opponent; they lost 8 of 11 after that, then won five in row, but finished on 2-4 skid. Illini is 10-1 in last 11 first round games, under few coaches, with only loss as 5-seed vs Western Kentucky in '09. Over last four years, underdogs are 13-3 vs spread in 7-10 games. Young Colorado has only one senior in rotation (#311 in experience); they've won four of last six road/neutral games, are 7-4 vs top 50 teams. Buffaloes won first round game LY, upsetting UNLV; they hold teams to 32.3% behind arc, in top-third in country. Illini gets 33.6% of its points behind arc, only make 32.3% of 3's, which is why they've had droughts this year. Buffs played #55 non-league schedule, Illinois #139.

Night games
Second year in row Georgetown gets A-Sun champ in first round; A-Sun teams are 0-9 in tourney, 0-3 vs spread last three years; Florida Gulf Coast is in its sixth year of D-I ball; they went 6-5 against the #40 non-league schedule this year, with 63-51 win over Miami Nov 13, in game Durand Scott missed for 'canes. Eagles lost at Duke by 21, at VCU by 23, Iowa State by 11, but they've won 12 of last 14 games, are #48 in forcing turnovers (22.4% of time). Other than Miami, best team FGCU beat is #118 Mercer (2 of 3). Since 1990, Georgetown is 5-4 vs spread in first round, but they lost two of last three years, as 3/6 seeds. Hoyas have #6 eFG% defense in country (42.8%); other than Porter, it is a young team- when he got in foul trouble at USF, Hoyas got upset. Over last six years, #2 seeds are 13-11 vs spread in this round.

Since 1985, MAAC teams are 3-30 in non-play-in tourney games, losing last four by 8-22-6-19 points; '09 Siena was last MAAC team to win a tourney game, beating Ohio State in double OT, now Buckeyes face an Iona team that has Arizona transfer Jones at guard (23 ppg). Gaels went 6-6 vs #51 non-league schedule, 2-2 vs top 100 teams, losing at LaSalle by 14, St Joe's by 5. Iona went 1-6 in one stretch, with all six losses by 3 or less points, or in OT. Ohio State won last eight games, taking title in Big Dozen tourney; they're 5-1 in first round under Matta, covering last two years in wins by 29-19 points. Buckeyes beat Loyola in first round LY, so this is third time in last five years they've played MAAC team in first round. Iona plays fast, is chaotic and dangerous. Over last six years, #2 seeds are 13-11 vs spread in this round.

Villanova's #9 seed said they made tourney easily; I'm not sure why, but they do lead country in getting to foul line, getting 28.1% of points from charity stripe. Wildcats are young (#275 in experience), don't sub much (#236 in bench minutes); they're 4-6 vs top 50 teams, with all four wins at home. North Carolina won eight of last nine games, losing to Miami in ACC tourney finals; they've won last ten first round games, last losing in first round in '99 to Weber State, but this is first time since '04 they're lower than a 3-seed. Tar Heels are 1-7 vs top 30 teams, 23-3 vs all other teams; Villanova is #45. Over last 6+ years, underdogs covered 20 of 26 8-9 games. UNC is #16 at not fouling so will be interesting to see if the young Wildcats can get points from line. Carolina scored 76+ points in seven of its last eight games.

Northwestern State last made tourney in '06, when they upset Iowa by point in 3-14 game (+7.5), but this Florida team is better than that Iowa club was. Demons lost by 7 at LSU, 13 at Texas A&M, 4 at Oklahoma, 18 at Arkansas; they've won 13 of last 15 games, are deep (#6 in nation in bench minutes) and lead country in scoring. Southland teams are 0-6 in non-play-in games since then (2-4 vs spread) losing by 13-24-15-9-29-12 points. Florida won/covered four of last five first round games, with only loss as 10-seed in 2010. Florida is just 5-4 in last nine games; they beat SE Louisiana of Southland 82-43 in December. Gators score well in metrics, but are 0-6 in single digit games, which means all 26 of its wins are by 10+ points. #3 seeds are 7-4 vs spread last 2+ years, have been upset only twice in 6+ years since Northwestern St beat the Hawkeyes.

Lon Kruger went 1-8 in his last nine games vs San Diego State when he was at UNLV; Oklahoma is in tournament for first time since '09- they are 1-5 in last six road/neutral games, lost three of last five games overall, with ugly loss at TCU- four of its last six losses are by 3 or less points, or in OT. San Diego State is 8-8 in its last 16 games after a 14-2 start, 4-5 in last nine; they're 19-3 vs teams ranked outside top 50, but are 1-2 in first round games last three years, with only win as #2 seed two years ago. Sooners are 5-7 vs top 40 teams. 10 of last 11 Oklahoma tilts went over total; four of last five Aztec games stayed under. Mountain West teams are 1-3 already in tournament, with Colorado State only winner; Over last four years, underdogs are 13-3 vs spread in 7-10 games.

Iowa State is #13 experience team in country, but lot of experience was in other places; four of its five seniors are transfers. Cyclones are 3-2 in last five road/neutral games, after struggling on foreign soil prior to that. ISU beat UConn of Big East in first round LY; they're #8 in offensive efficiency this year. Notre Dame is #305 in bench minutes; they're 5-4 in last nine games since winning three OT games in 12 days, but none of those nine were decided by less than 8 points. ND had a week to prep after losing to Louisville in tourney last week. Irish is 2-3 in first round since 2007, winning as 2-5 seeds, losing as 6-6-7's- they were favored in all five of those games. Iowa State gets 43.9% of its shots outside arc, #8 in US. Over last four years, underdogs are 13-3 vs spread in 7-10 games.

Over last two years, Western Kentucky is 17-19 in regular season games in Sun Belt, 8-0 in Sun Belt tournament, which is why they're #16 seed. Sun Belt clubs are 2-9 in this round last 11 years- Hilltoppers got both wins, in '09/'09, back when they were actually best team in league. WKU is 2-5 vs #78 non-league schedule, losing to VCU by by 32, Louisville by 23, Iowa by 8, Murray State by 5. Kansas blocks 17.9% of its foes' shots as Withey dominates paint; their eFG% defense is #1 in country (41.5%). Jayhawks won last six first round games (3-3 vs spread) after losing to Bucknell/Bradley in '05/'06, winning by 40-24-16-19 last four times they were a #1 seed. Of North Carolina wins opener of twinbill, Kansas better not look past Hilltoppers to Sunday mathcup with their old coach, UNC mentor Roy Williams.

UCLA lost its best player (Adams) for season last week, then went out and got beat by Oregon in Pac-12 final, basically playing six guys (7th kid played four minutes). Bruins are weird team, going 4-1 vs teams in top 30 (only loss by 8 to Georgetown)- they're 3-0 vs Arizona, the best team they've played this season, but they're #315 in experience, signal of how erratic they've been. Minnesota lost its last three games, dropping games at Nebraska/at Purdue and then in last minute to Illinois last week in Big Dozen tourney, when they went braindead in last minute and lost by a hoop. UCLA won its last five first round games, but last two wins were by total of three points. Since start of LY's tournament, favorites are now 5-2 vs spread in last seven 6-11 games. Not lot to choose from.

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NCAA Basketball Picks

LaSalle vs. Kansas State

The Wildcats look to take advantage of a LaSalle team that has a 1-6 ATS record in its last 7 games against Big 12 opponents. Kansas State is the pick (-5 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Wildcats favored by 7 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Kansas State (-5 1/2). Here are all of today's games.

FRIDAY, MARCH 22 Time Posted: 6:00 a.m. EST

Game 823-824: Albany vs. Duke (12:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Albany 55.486; Duke 71.305 Dunkel Line: Duke by 16; 137 Vegas Line: Duke by 18 1/2; 133 Dunkel Pick: Albany (+18 1/2); Over

Game 825-826: Cincinnati vs. Creighton (2:45 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Cincinnati 63.585; Creighton 68.632 Dunkel Line: Creighton by 5; 124 Vegas Line: Creighton by 3 1/2; 128 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Creighton (-3 1/2); Under

Game 827-828: Florida Gulf Coast vs. Georgetown (6:50 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Florida Gulf Coast 57.126; Georgetown 72.604 Dunkel Line: Georgetown by 15 1/2; 127 Vegas Line: Georgetown by 13 1/2; 123 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Georgetown (-13 1/2); Over

Game 829-830: Oklahoma vs. San Diego State (9:20 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma 63.829; San Diego 68.049 Dunkel Line: San Diego State by 4; 130 Vegas Line: San Diego State by 2 1/2; 133 1/2 Dunkel Pick: San Diego State (-2 1/2); Under

Game 831-832: James Madison vs. Indiana (4:10 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: James Madison 56.789; Indiana 72.085 Dunkel Line: Indiana by 15 1/2; 140 Vegas Line: Indiana by 21 1/2; 136 Dunkel Pick: James Madison (+21 1/2); Over

Game 833-834: Temple vs. NC State (1:40 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Temple 63.489; NC State 69.306 Dunkel Line: NC State by 6; 145 Vegas Line: NC State by 4; 150 Dunkel Pick: NC State (-4 ); Under

Game 835-836: Iona vs. Ohio State (7:15 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Iona 57.783; Ohio State 75.827 Dunkel Line: Ohio State by 18; 141 Vegas Line: Ohio State by 14; 145 Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (-14); Under

Game 837-838: Iowa State vs. Notre Dame (9:45 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Iowa State 68.505; Notre Dame 67.168 Dunkel Line: Iowa State by 1 1/2; 144 Vegas Line: Notre Dame by 1; 139 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Iowa State (+1); Over

Game 839-840: Western Kentucky vs. Kansas (9:50 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Western Kentucky 52.571; Kansas 74.850 Dunkel Line: Kansas by 22 1/2; 127 Vegas Line: Kansas by 20 1/2; 133 Dunkel Pick: Kansas (-20 1/2); Under

Game 841-842: Villanova vs. North Carolina (7:20 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Villanova 67.221; North Carolina 69.310 Dunkel Line: North Carolina by 2; 148 Vegas Line: North Carolina by 4 1/2; 143 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Villanova (+4 1/2); Over

Game 843-844: Mississippi vs. Wisconsin (12:40 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Mississippi 68.406; Wisconsin 72.188 Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 4; 133 Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 6 1/2; 128 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Mississippi (+6 1/2); Over

Game 845-846: LaSalle vs. Kansas State (3:10 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: LaSalle 62.722; Kansas State 70.240 Dunkel Line: Kansas State by 7 1/2; 128 Vegas Line: Kansas State by 5 1/2; 132 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Kansas State (-5 1/2); Under

Game 847-848: Northwestern State vs. Florida (7:27 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Northwestern State 53.615; Florida 75.892 Dunkel Line: Florida by 22 1/2; 137 Vegas Line: Florida by 20; 141 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Florida (-20); Under

Game 849-850: Minnesota at UCLA (9:57 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 65.063; UCLA 65.093 Dunkel Line: Even; 138 Vegas Line: Minnesota by 3; 134 1/2 Dunkel Pick: UCLA (+3); Over

Game 851-852: Pacific vs. Miami (FL) (2:10 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Pacific 57.316; Miami (FL) 72.414 Dunkel Line: Miami (FL) by 15; 121 Vegas Line: Miami (FL) by 13; 125 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Miami (FL) (-13); Under

Game 853-854: Colorado vs. Illinois (4:40 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Colorado 65.198; Illinois 64.385 Dunkel Line: Colorado by 1; 133 Vegas Line: Illinois by 1 1/2; 127 Dunkel Pick: Colorado (+1 1/2); Over

Game 855-856: Arizona State at Baylor (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Arizona State 62.373; Baylor 74.672 Dunkel Line: Baylor by 12 1/2; 142 Vegas Line: Baylor by 9; 146 Dunkel Pick: Baylor (-9); Under

Game 857-858: Stony Brook at Iowa (9:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Stony Brook 62.193; Iowa 69.537 Dunkel Line: Iowa by 7 1/2; 137 Vegas Line: Iowa by 8 1/2; 132 Dunkel Pick: Stony Brook (+8 1/2); Over

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DCI College Basketball
The Daniel Curry Index

03/22/13 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 3854-1340 (.742)
ATS: 1865-1884 (.497)
ATS Vary Units: 5188-5498 (.485)
Over/Under: 600-553 (.520)
Over/Under Vary Units: 693-664 (.511)

NCAA Tournament

2nd Round at Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX
Miami (Fla.) 71, Pacific 56
Illinois 63, Colorado 62
Florida 77, Northwestern State 61
Ucla 67, Minnesota 66

2nd Round at Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO
Kansas 81, Western Kentucky 57
North Carolina 72, Villanova 68
Kansas State 72, La Salle 65
Wisconsin 64, Ole Miss 62

2nd Round at University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, OH
Indiana 76, James Madison 58
NC State 79, Temple 76
Ohio State 82, Iona 61
Notre Dame 76, Iowa State 72

2nd Round at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA
Duke 75, Albany 57
Creighton 63, Cincinnati 58
Georgetown 70, Florida Gulf Coast 56
San Diego State 69, Oklahoma 68

National Invitation Tournament

2nd Round at campus sites
BAYLOR 77, Arizona State 70
IOWA 66, Stony Brook 54

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DCI Pro Basketball
The Daniel Curry Index

03/22/13 Predictions

Season
Straight Up: 666-316 (.678)
ATS: 531-475 (.528)
ATS Vary Units: 1340-1184 (.531)
Over/Under: 513-493 (.510)
Over/Under Vary Units: 688-637 (.519)

New York 98, TORONTO 97
Oklahoma City 109, ORLANDO 96
INDIANA 102, Milwaukee 92
ATLANTA 102, Portland 97
MIAMI 109, Detroit 88
Memphis 93, NEW ORLEANS 87
HOUSTON 112, Cleveland 101
DALLAS 101, Boston 97
SAN ANTONIO 108, Utah 96
PHOENIX 100, Minnesota 96
L.A. LAKERS 103, Washington 95

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DCI Pro Hockey
The Daniel Curry Index

03/22/13 Predictions

Season: 164-112 (.594)

Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. ISLANDERS 3
COLUMBUS 3, Calgary 2
Washington vs. WINNIPEG: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
ANAHEIM 4, Detroit 2

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Today's NHL Picks

Washington at Winnipeg

The Jets look to bounce back from last night's 4-0 loss to Washington and build on their 4-0 record in their last 4 games after scoring 2 goals or less in the previous game. Winnipeg is the pick (-145) according to Dunkel, which has the Jets favored by 1 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Winnipeg (-145). Here are all of today's picks.

FRIDAY, MARCH 22 Time Posted 6:00 a.m. EST

Game 1-2: Calgary at Columbus (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Calgary 11.850; Columbus 11.616 Dunkel Line & Total: Calgary by 1/2; 5 Vegas Line & Total: Columbus (-140); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Calgary (+120); Under

Game 3-4: Washington at Winnipeg (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Washington 10.937; Winnipeg 12.287 Dunkel Line & Total: Winnipeg by 1 1/2; 6 Vegas Line & Total: Winnipeg (-145); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Winnipeg (-145); Over

Game 5-6: Pittsburgh at NY Islanders (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh 12.919; NY Islanders 11.354 Dunkel Line & Total: Pittsburgh by 1 1/2; 5 1/2 Vegas Line & Total: Pittsburgh (-150); 6 Dunkel Pick: Pittsburgh (-150); Under

Game 7-8: Detroit at Anaheim (10:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Detroit 12.222; Anaheim 12.071 Dunkel Line & Total: Detroit by 1/2; 6 Vegas Line & Total: Anaheim (-165); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Detroit (+145); Over

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Saint Louis (-9) Thursday.

Friday it’s Indiana. The deficit is 60 sirignanos.

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