Service Plays Monday 5/21/18

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Offshore Picks

Braves +114

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JM
Here is is the upcoming unofficial series for Monday:


Miami {A} bet - This is an unofficial bet because Miami's RPI is too low in comparison to their opponent's.


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The Champ Team

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Los Angeles Dodgers - Colorado Rockies : O 7.5

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The Real Deal

White Sox -107

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Teddy Covers

5% Celtics +6.5

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GC: NHL

Monday triple Play card has the MLB A.L. Game of the Month and the NBA Playoff Total of the Month both from perfect systems. NHL Comp Play

The NHL Comp play is on Washington at 8:05 eastern. The Caps will try and stave off elimination tonight at home down 3-2 in the series. The Good news is that road teams like Tampa have never won a game 6 in the semi final round if up 3-2 and the visiting team won the first 4 games followed by the host winning game 5. The Caps are 6-1 off 3+ losses and 3-1 when trailing in a series, they are 10-4 vs a team that allowed 2 or less goals and a workman line 25-8 on Mondays. Look for the Caps to put Lightning in a bottle tonight and force game 7. On Monday the 2 headliners plays are the NBA Playoff Total of the Month and the American League Play of the Month, both are backed with undefeated systems from the database. Message to jump on as we look to start off another big week. For the NHL Free Play. Take Washington. RV- GC Sports

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Punter 2018 MLB 80-88
sides 34-31 = -5.10
totals 17-22 = -7.20
team ttls 6-8 = -2.80
first 5 1-4 = -3.00
run line 0-4 = -4.75
first to score 0-1 = -1.10
tm hits 2-2 = -0.20
match hits 1-0 = ?
multi 19-15 = ?
first to 3 runs 0-1 = ?

Here’s our best bets for the action ahead:

Arizona Diamondbacks @ Milwaukee Brewers
The Diamondbacks offence is still missing and it won’t get easier to find it as they continue this long road trip. Arizona wills tart their series with Milwaukee with both sides sending their ace pitchers to the mound. Milwaukee’s Chase Anderson makes his return to the rotation and will hope to continue his dominance over the D’backs as a result. The 30-year-old is 2-1 with a 1.88 ERA in four career outings against Arizona and will hope to return to the form he showed prior to sitting out the last couple weeks with illness. The visitors are averaging just 3.83 runs per game so far this year and have failed to score more than four runs in their last 10 straight games. Their recent home series with the Brewers saw them average just 2.0 runs per game and we don’t see them managing much more in this series. Zack Greinke has allowed less than two runs in five of his nine starts this season, including a quality start against the Brewers in that previous series where the team emerged 2-1 winners. Our data shows this one finishing up at a combined 6.7 runs and we feel that this total is slightly above where it should be.

Tip: Under 8.5 runs @ $1.86 (Unibet)

Kansas City Royals @ St Louis Cardinals
The Cardinals will look to get back to their best when they host an out-of-sorts Royals outfit at Busch Stadium. Teams are having no problem breaking out the bats against Kansas City recently, with the Royals allowing five or more runs in 10 of their last 12 games. The Cardinals will hope to do just that when they take on Ian Kennedy who is winless in his last seven starts. The 33-year-old is 1-4 with a 4.98 ERA on the year, and those numbers look even worse when comparing them to his career record against St Louis. Kennedy is 3-6 with a 7.41 ERA in nine starts against his opponents in this one. Meanwhile, Miles Mikolas remains unbeaten on the season despite coming off a less than stellar performance by his standards. In his four appearances at home, he is 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA. We’re expecting him to keep the Royals hitters in check and we’re happy to back St Louis to cover the run line here given they’re allowing 6.43 runs per game on the road this season. KC is also 17-29 against the run line this season – one of the worst records in the majors, which is largely thanks to inconsistent hitting and a horrible bullpen.

Tip: St Louis Cardinals -1.5 @ $2.02 (Unibet)

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PUNTER nhl poffs 26-20
NHL RECORD: regular season 89-52 (+22.76 UNITS)
Here’s our best bets for the action ahead:

Tampa Bay Lightning @ Washington Capitals
Tip: Tampa Bay Lightning @ $2.14 (Crownbet)

PUNTER nba poffs 6-11
NBA RECORD regular season 62-55 (+4.31 UNITS)

NBA Playoffs: Boston Celtics @ Cleveland Cavaliers – Game 4
By Josh Chahal -May 21, 2018
THE Cavaliers finally got contributions across the court as they got themselves back in the series as they took Game 3 in convincing fashion.
Shooters finding their range remains the key to this Cleveland team being able to compete and win games, so it’s no surprise to have seen them run out comfortable winners after shooting at 50% from beyond the arc.
JR Smith, George Hill and Kyle Korver went a combined 9-for-12 from deep – a better total than they managed in the opening two games combined.
What was key for the Cavs was the aggression they showed on offence from the opening tip. They had Boston on the back foot trying to defend the paint and that opened up the space on the perimeter for their shooters to get the looks they want.
Their offensive outburst shouldn’t have come as too much of a surprise given what we previewed before for punters before Game 3.
The Cavs averaged over 100 points per game on their home court and we expect them to continue totalling around that number this series at Quicken Loans Arena.
Boston are now 1-5 on the road these playoffs and if they get forced into another uptempo battle against the Cavs they’ll almost certainly be heading back to Boston with the series tied at 2-2.
One of the keys to this series will be how well Tristan Thompson can continue to defend Al Horford. The Cavs centre held Boston’s All-Star to just seven points in Game 3 – the first time Horford has been held to single-digit scoring since 20 March.
What we do expect in Game 4 is a better offensive output from the Celtics. Brad Stevens will know the adjustments that need to be made, including better ball movement on offence as opposed to settling for contested jumpers.
We’ve been burnt on the Overs twice in the last two games of this series – both times by a single bucket!
It’s only a matter of time before both these offences are able to hit with consistency and our projections have this one finishing at a total of 210.1 points. The Celtics have seen six of their last seven games go Over the points total when coming off a loss – this may seem like a nothing trend but a lot of that has to do with the offensive adjustments that they make.
Horford won’t be held to seven points again, and we will see better production from Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum and Terry Rozier.

Tip: Over 206.5 points @ $1.92 (Sportsbet) & Cleveland Cavaliers TT o/106.5 points @ $1.87 (Unibet)

Player Props
Jaylen Brown has been terrific these playoffs and aside from his Game 3 slump he’s had no problem scoring on this Cavaliers defence.
His lacklustre output (10 points on 3-for-8 shooting) had a lot to do with his foul trouble throughout.
Brown was limited to just 20 minutes in Game 3 as a result of his early foul trouble – a much lower number than the 35 minutes he got in Game 2 when scoring 23 points.
While his scoring on the road these playoffs has been noticeably lower than at home we feel this is a match up that he can certainly exploit when given the opportunity.
Brad Stevens will look to get him early touches on offence and will want him to be aggressive in getting to the basket.
Neither JR Smith or George Hill are capable of guarding him due to his length and athleticism which will give him a big advantage on this total should he get the minutes he needs.
The 21-year-old is averaging 2.6 made three-pointers per game in his last seven playoff appearances and if he can get to the basket early it will only open up the space for him on the perimeter.
We have him scoring 19.8 points in Game 4 and feel there’s terrific value in taking him to go over his points total as a result.

Tip: Jaylen Brown o/16.5 points @ $1.85 (Sportsbet)

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NBA
Celtics +7

MLB
Diamondbacks ML (-110)
Orioles ML (-105)

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Tony George

4 Units - #968 St Louis (-1.5 RUNLINE @ -105) Over KC 5/21 *8:15 EST

Ian Kennedy starts for KC who is just struggling anytime the guy takes the hill (7.88 ERA his last 3), he has not had a win since April 7. He is backed up by a bullpen with over a 5 ERA their last 5 games. KC also hits into double plays more than any team in MLB this season, 49 so far, and simply has issues closing out games. St Louis is in a funk themselves and I like them at home in this game as AL takes on NL and KC is 4-11 their last 15 interleague games and I clearly see a 3-4 run win by the home team Cards.

4 Units on the -1.5 RUNLINE on #968 ST Louis

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MLB
3* #955/956 Marlins/Mets OVER 8.5 (Hernandez/Vargas)

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Spartan

3* GOY

Boston +6.5

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Dave Essler

2* New York Mets / Miami over 8.5

3* Boston +7

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Greg shaker

3* TOW

Cleveland/ Boston under 206.5