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| Thunder vs Lakers | Lakers +8½ -105 | Premium | 131-108 | Loss | -105 | Show |
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PICKS IN PROGRESS
My selection is on the 'under' between New York and Philadelphia at 3:30 pm et on Sunday.
While we have seen the last two games in this series stay 'under' the total, I think we're in for another relatively low-scoring affair in Game 4 on Sunday afternoon. Note that 'under' results have come in bunches for both of these teams in recent months. The Knicks have posted four different 'under' streaks lasting at least three games since February 21st while the 76ers have also recorded four 'under' streaks of three games or more, but going back only to March 1st. The pace certainly hasn't been there in this series to indicate the potential for a sudden turn-around from a totals perspective. New York has actually gotten slower as the series has gone on, getting off 84, 79 and 76 field goal attempts in the first three games. Meanwhile, Philadelphia managed to push the pace a little more in Game 3, only because it was chasing the game most of the way, hoisting up 84 field goal attempts and making good on just 36. The 76ers have now been held to fewer than 40 made field goals in eight straight and 10 of 11 playoff games (including their play-in matchup). The good news for Philadelphia is that it continues to hold up reasonably well defensively, limiting five of its last six and seven of its last nine opponents to 40 or fewer made field goals. Take the under (8*).
My selection is on the 'under' between Seattle and Connecticut at 1 pm et on Sunday.
The knee-jerk reaction from a lot of bettors might be to back the 'over' in this matinee affair on Sunday. After all, both teams opened the season with high-scoring 'over' results two nights ago. I expect a different story to unfold as they match up on Sunday, however. The Storm and Sun are arguably two of the league's weakest teams with the Storm taking a step back after years or relevancy and the Sun a lame-duck franchise that will move to Houston next season. While the Sun allowed a whopping 106 points in Friday's season-opening loss, that came against one of the league's best teams in the Liberty. Connecticut itself managed to knock down 32 field goals in that contest but that came on 83 field goal attempts, a number it is unlikely to approach on Sunday. Seattle's opener was played at a slower pace than the final score indicated. The Storm made good on just 26-of-63 field goal attempts, giving a hint at what could be expected from this team offensively this season. This total has been bumped up thanks to those high-scoring openers so we'll step in and take advantage as I feel this one has the potential to be an ugly affair. Take the under (8*).
A.L. Central Game of the Year. My selection is on Cleveland over Minnesota at 1:40 pm et on Sunday.
The Twins prevailed in a low-scoring extra innings affair yesterday but I expect nothing of the sort on Sunday. Minnesota's bullpen is in rough shape entering this contest with four different relievers unlikely available due to recent workload. While Cleveland isn't in a lot better shape in that regard, it does have stronger depth and at least owns a solid recent track record. The Guardians 'pen has quietly turned things around with a 3.60 ERA and 1.28 WHIP and three saves converted and none blown over the last week, lowering its home ERA and WHIP to 3.45 and 1.07, respectively. Meanwhile, the Twins relief corps owns a 6.15 ERA and 1.67 WHIP over the last week and a 5.88 ERA and 1.65 WHIP on the road this season. Minnesota also ranks 27th in the majors in xwOBA over the last week, eight spots behind Cleveland over that stretch. This sets up as a 'bullpen game' for the Twins with Andrew Morris starting and likely only working an inning or two. The Guardians on the other hand will turn to Gavin Williams, who has been lights out at home this season, logging a 0.89 ERA and 0.74 WHIP with 28 strikeouts and eight walks over 20 1/3 innings at Progressive Field. After going 12-5 with a 4.39 FIP and 1.27 WHIP last year, he's been even better so far this season, sporting a 5-2 record to go along with a 4.14 FIP and 1.10 WHIP. Current Twins hitters are just 15-for-67 (.224) with a .551 OPS against him, collecting just two extra base hits and no home runs in those 67 at-bats. Take Cleveland (10*).
My selection is on Philadelphia plus the points over New York at 3:30 pm et on Sunday.
The Knicks pushed the 76ers to the brink of elimination with Friday's win in Philadelphia. New York has now won six straight games, going 5-1 ATS over that stretch. We'll fade the Knicks on Sunday, however, as I do think the Sixers will show some fight in this elimination game at home. For as good as the Knicks have been playing, they actually have posted just two ATS winning streaks dating back to March 8th. Of course, both of those streaks were extended ones but it's worth noting nonetheless. On the flip side, the Sixers have endured just one ATS losing skid since March 15th, that coming during a four-game ATS slide near the end of the regular season. In these playoffs, they've gone a perfect 3-0 ATS when coming off an ATS defeat. Not only that but they've lost more than three games in a row SU just once all season. We'll back them off Friday's 'upset' loss here at home. Take Philadelphia (8*).
