Public opinion: Wednesday's biggest consensus plays
NBA:
Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder (-7.5, 195.5)
The Lakers said they were tired in Game 1’s blowout loss to the Thunder, and there’s no doubt fatigue played a part in the loss. However, early bettors aren’t sold on Kobe and Co. bouncing back in the second game of the series.
Consensus: Lakers 40 percent/Thunder 60 percent
NHL:
New Jersey Devils at New York Rangers (-130, 4.5)
The New York Rangers’ legs looked heavy through the first two periods of Game 1, just a couple days after they put the Capitals away. The third period was a totally different story as they jumped all over New Jersey and recorded a 3-0 victory.
Consensus: Devils 45 percent/Rangers 55 percent
MLB:
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers (-185, 9.5)
The Tigers put eight runs on the board in the sixth inning Tuesday on their way to a 10-8 win over Chicago and most bettors are looking to go back to the well again Wednesday. The Twins have won just four road games all season.
Consensus: Twins 34 percent/Tigers 66 percent
NBA:
Los Angeles Lakers at Oklahoma City Thunder (-7.5, 195.5)
The Lakers said they were tired in Game 1’s blowout loss to the Thunder, and there’s no doubt fatigue played a part in the loss. However, early bettors aren’t sold on Kobe and Co. bouncing back in the second game of the series.
Consensus: Lakers 40 percent/Thunder 60 percent
NHL:
New Jersey Devils at New York Rangers (-130, 4.5)
The New York Rangers’ legs looked heavy through the first two periods of Game 1, just a couple days after they put the Capitals away. The third period was a totally different story as they jumped all over New Jersey and recorded a 3-0 victory.
Consensus: Devils 45 percent/Rangers 55 percent
MLB:
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers (-185, 9.5)
The Tigers put eight runs on the board in the sixth inning Tuesday on their way to a 10-8 win over Chicago and most bettors are looking to go back to the well again Wednesday. The Twins have won just four road games all season.
Consensus: Twins 34 percent/Tigers 66 percent