Matt Fargo

This is a play on the MONTREAL CANADIENS for our NHL Tuesday Breakaway. The Flyers pulled off a near miracle 2-1 win Sunday on the road against the Penguins to stay within six points of the final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference. Trailing 1-0, the Flyers pulled goaltender Carter Hart and they tied the game with 18.8 seconds remaining in regulation and then they got the game winner with 3.4 seconds left in overtime. Philadelphia is the only team in playoff contention in the conference that possess a negative scoring differential as it is -19 and home ice has been average with an 18-18 record. One team standing between the Flyers and Blue Jackets is Montreal which is three points up on Philadelphia and three points behind Columbus so this is a huge game for the Canadiens as well. Montreal has lost two straight and four of its last five games with the last defeat being a 2-0 shutout at home against Chicago. Going back, Montreal is 21-8 against the money line in its last 29 games off a home loss by two goals or more. Here, we play on road teams with a winning percentage between .501 and .600 off a home loss where they were shut out, playing a losing team. This situation is 43-17 ATS (71.7 percent) since 1996. 10* (7) Montreal Canadiens

This is a play on the CHARLOTTE HORNETS for our NBA Tuesday Supreme Annihilator. The Sixers have won four consecutive games, including Sunday's 130-125 victory at Milwaukee in which Joel Embiid scored 40 points, grabbed 15 rebounds and handed out six assists as Philadelphia officially clinched a playoff berth. They will rest him tonight however as they have a game tomorrow at home against Boston. Philadelphia has been inconsistent on the road as it is just one game over .500 and despite Embiid being out, it has gone from road underdog to a road favorite and going back, it is 1-5 ATS in its last six games against teams with a losing straight up record. A 93-75 loss at Miami on Sunday marked a season-low in points for Charlotte as it fell two and a half games behind the Heat for eighth place in the Eastern Conference. The Hornets are 21-14 at home and the value is here based on the fact they have not covered a home game since February 22nd. The Hornets are 4-1-1 ATS in their last six games following a straight up loss of more than 10 points. Here, we play on home underdogs revenging two straight losses where opponent scored 100 or more points, off a road loss scoring less than 80 points. This situation is 47-20 ATS (70.1 percent) since 1996. 10* (552) Charlotte Hornets

This is a play on the SAN DIEGO TOREROS for our CBB Tuesday NIT Enforcer. Expectations were high in San Diego this season and while a trip to the NCAA Tournament eluded them, the Toreros have their sights set on another championship. A challenging early schedule saw San Diego go 12-4 with four Pac-12 Conference opponents, where San Diego went 2-2, and it carried momentum into the WCC season but injuries to Isaiah Wright and Olin Carter III were major factors despite Isaiah Pineiro having an All-WCC First Team season. San Diego is 20-8 ATS in its last 28 games as a road underdog. Memphis had its AAC Tournament run end on its home floor against Houston and the three-point loss was very misleading. The Tigers shot just 23.5 percent from the floor but were able to keep it close thanks to going 22-26 from the free throw line. That free throw advantage will not be in play tonight as the Toreros have shot 81.6 percent from the line over their last five games. The Tigers are 1-4 ATS in their last five games following a straight up loss. 10* (685) San Diego Toreros