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See spot. See spot bet: This week's best NBA spot bet opportunities
By STEVE MERRIL

Spot bets are classic handicapping practices that have proven profitable no matter what sport you’re betting. Whether it’s a team looking past this week’s opponent, one coming off a hard-fought victory, or a rough patch of schedule, bettors can find value picking their spots.

Covers Expert Steve Merril points out the best spot bet opportunities on the NBA schedule this week:

Letdown spot

Memphis beat Oklahoma City in a playoff series last season, but the Thunder beat the Grizzlies 116-100 earlier this year. The Grizzlies will be looking to avenge that home loss Tuesday night. If Memphis is successful in doing so, then its game the very next night in Milwaukee will be a difficult spot.

That game against the Bucks also precedes a return home where the Grizzlies play a pair of games on their home court. Memphis has come on strong recently, going 7-4 SU and 9-2 ATS over its last 11 games. The Grizzlies’ four losses have come by eight, four, three, and two points.

Lookahead spot

The Los Angeles Clippers have a pair of back-to-back games on the East Coast this week - the first two stops of a seven-game road trip. The Clippers will play in New York against the Knicks Friday night, and then against the Pacers in Indiana Saturday. They beat the Knicks easily earlier this season, so that’s not the game they have their eyes on.

Indiana beat the Clippers in Los Angeles 105-100 back on December 1. The Pacers controlled that game, leading by as many as 14 points while the Clippers only lead was by a single point. Los Angeles will be looking to atone for that home loss to Indiana, so it may lack focus the night before in New York.

Schedule spot

The Miami Heat will be a focused team on Wednesday when they play the Wizards in Washington, D.C. The Heat will be going into that game off four full days of rest, while the Wizards will be playing their fourth game in six nights.

Miami will also be playing off back-to-back road losses at New York (102-92) and at Brooklyn in double overtime (104-95). Miami is starting a four-game road trip with this game, so it will be important for it to start off with a win. Washington lost 103-93 in Miami back on November 3.

 

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See spot. See spot bet: This week's best NHL spot bet opportunities
By SEAN MURPHY

Spot bets are classic handicapping practices that have proven profitable no matter what sport you’re betting. Whether it’s a team looking past this week’s opponent, one coming off a hard-fought victory, or a rough patch of schedule, bettors can find value picking their spots.

Covers Expert Sean Murphy points out the best spot bet opportunities on the NHL schedule this week:

Letdown spot

The Edmonton Oilers pulled off a shocking win over the Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night and then packed their bags for a trip to Chicago to face the defending Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks two nights later.

This isn't a classic letdown spot, as the Oilers will have had a full day off to regroup, but I'm thinking we'll see a less-than-inspired effort from the young Oilers as they head to Dallas to counter the Stars Tuesday night. Road wins haven't come easy for the Oilers and I suspect they'll be in tough against a sneaky-good opponent in this spot.

Lookeahead spot

Calgary is reeling right now and things won't get any easier Monday night as the Flames face the surging Hurricanes in Carolina. A better opportunity for Calgary to snap its losing streak awaits Tuesday, when it makes a stop in Nashville to take on the struggling Predators.

A trip to Carolina doesn't serve as a strong motivational spot for Western Conference squads at the best of times. While the Flames should be getting up for every game out of sheer desperation, they might just be a no-show in this non-conference tilt Monday.

Schedule spot

This isn't going to be an easy week for the New Jersey Devils. After defeating the Panthers in Florida Saturday, they traveled to Toronto to face the Leafs in a quick turnaround Sunday. After that it's on to Montreal for a date with the Habs Tuesday.

That's where things get dicey. New Jersey will make the long trek to Colorado on only one day of rest (if you can call it that) before wrapping up their whirlwind road trip with a stop in Phoenix Saturday. Don't count on a peak performance from the Devils in the desert. For its part, Phoenix will have been home since Wednesday, before it opens a three-game homestand against Vancouver one night later.

 

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Numbers game: Cappers share best stats for betting basketball

There are many ways to wager on basketball. Some look at situational spots while others ride hot or cold teams. The one thing that is common among those practices is paying attention to the stats and trends.

We asked our Covers Experts what numbers they pay attention to and which stats provide the best betting info. Whether you’re wagering on the NBA or the college kids, these stats are the ones that matter most to basketball bettors.

Sean Murphy – “In college basketball, I put a lot of weight in free-throw percentage (made of course). Teams that hit their free throws are able to close out games and cover spreads - plain and simple. There's a wide disparity between good and bad free-throw shooting teams at the college level, and ATS records tend to correlate.”

Nick Parsons – “It’s no surprise that five of the top six rebounding teams in the NBA - Oklahoma City, Golden State, Indiana, Portland and Houston - are all above .500 SU and as of early this week were 22 games above .500 ATS. Even Memphis - the league’s No. 4 rebounding team - is flirting with .500. Bad teams do not rebound well.”

Art Aronson – “Objects in motion tend to stay in motion, so find a motivated team by checking the results of its last five games. Every good team in the league has at least one decent streak to ride – the Clippers won 17 games in a row last season when no one was looking, and the Heat went from Feb. 3 to March 25 without losing. Never hurts to check out how has team has done in the last few weeks.”

Doc’s Sports – “When handicapping college basketball, we always look at the shooting percentage of road teams we are thinking of using as a selection. Generally, for a road team to have success, they need to shoot the ball well from the perimeter. Road teams can’t depend on the refs for help since generally the home team will shoot more free throws than the visitor. Therefore it is imperative that they make shots from long range. If a road team shoots less than 33 percent from the 3-point line, we will not use them as a selection.”

Marc Lawrence – “What I look for a lot are games involving teams with disparate results in their last game. The combination of “Never is a team as good as they look in their best win, nor as bad as they appear in their worst loss”, is often times cemented with a major line adjustment by the linesmakers. This creates value, and there is nothing better than value with a hungry team.”

Bryan Power – “For me, the stat I look at in NBA Handicapping is YTD (Year to Date) point differential. I find it to be a far better predictor of future performance than simply looking at a team's win/loss record. Take for example, Monday's game between the Timberwolves and 76ers. Minnesota came into that game off two tough losses in its previous three games, but still had a YTD point differential north of +4.0 per game. Meanwhile, despite an inexplicable four-game SU/ATS win streak, the Sixers have one of the worst YTD point differentials in the league at -7.7 PPG. I took Minnesota in that game and they won by 31.”

Teddy Covers – “I won't make a bet on an NBA total without looking at John Hollinger's offensive and defensive efficiency numbers. And from a pointspread perspective, look at the enormous ATS differences between Hollinger's top eight defensive-efficiency teams vs. the bottom eight. Pretty dramatic.”

Jesse Schule – “For college hoops, I would be careful in putting too much stock in a team's record versus ranked opponents. The rankings change week to week, there are plenty of tough teams that are not ranked in the Top 25. And as I have illustrated in my weekly "Exposing the Top 25" column, not all of those Top 25 teams deserve to be ranked.”

 

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Kentucky at Arkansas: What bettors need to know

Kentucky Wildcats at Arkansas Razorbacks (OFF)

Kentucky’s latest group of fabulous freshmen seems to be coming together on the defensive end in four straight wins. The 16th-ranked Wildcats will try to make it five in a row when they play the second of back-to-back road games at Arkansas on Tuesday. Kentucky held its first two Southeastern Conference foes to an average of 62.5 points, helping to make up for some issues on the other end of the floor.

The Razorbacks dropped their first two in SEC play but proved they could break through a strong defense and hang with a ranked team in an 84-82 overtime loss to Florida on Saturday. Arkansas is especially potent offensively in its own building, where it is putting up an average of 94.3 points in the last four games. The Wildcats are second in the SEC in scoring offense behind the Razorbacks but have a big advantage on the inside with Julius Randle.

TV: 9 p.m. ET, ESPN

LINE: The line and total are currently off the board.

ABOUT KENTUCKY (12-3, 6-5-2 ATS): The Wildcats lead the SEC in rebounding offense thanks in large part to Randle, who averages a double-double at 16.7 points and 10.9 rebounds. The freshman forward failed to reach double figures in scoring in either of the first two SEC games but averaged 12.5 rebounds despite constant attention from the opposition. “You have to understand, he’s in a dogfight.” coach John Calipari told reporters of Randle. “I think right now that he’s the only college player that when he catches the ball, he’s got three guys on him.”

ABOUT ARKANSAS (11-4, 7-5 ATS): The Razorbacks have their own freshman starting forward in Bobby Portis, who will likely combine with Coty Clarke to handle the defense on Randle. Arkansas will not be afraid to run with the Wildcats and let a trio of starting guards lead the offense. Rashad Madden scored a career-best 23 points against Florida on Saturday but sits third on the team in scoring (11.2) behind fellow guard Michael Qualls (12.7 points) and Portis (12.5) in a balanced attack. The Razorbacks lead the SEC in assists (16.7) despite not having a single player average more than Clarke’s 2.2.

TRENDS:

* Home team is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.
* Favorite is 5-1 ATS in the last six meetings.
* Over is 4-1 in the last five meetings in Arkansas.
* Kentucky is 5-2 ATS in the last seven meetings.

TIP-INS:

1. Qualls is just 6-for-33 from the field over the last three games.

2. The Wildcats lost at Arkansas 73-60 last season as Clarke went for 14 points and 12 boards.

3. The Razorbacks lead the SEC with a plus-6.33 turnover margin.

 

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Wisconsin at Indiana: What bettors need to know

Wisconsin Badgers at Indiana Hoosiers (OFF)

Third-ranked Wisconsin puts its unbeaten record on the line when it attempts to defeat host Indiana for the 13th consecutive time Tuesday. The Badgers are off to the best start in school history and are one of three Big Ten teams to avoid a conference loss in the early part of the league schedule. The Hoosiers had to rally to defeat Penn State on Saturday to prevent opening Big Ten play with three straight defeats.

Indiana lost twice to Wisconsin last season – once in the regular season and again in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament. The Hoosiers are in transition mode after losing four senior starters off last season’s powerhouse team and will need a superb performance to knock off the Badgers, who can tie the program record for consecutive wins (2006-07) and are coming off last Saturday's dominating victory over Illinois. “I’m certainly proud of them,” coach Bo Ryan said. “But you start thinking about that too much and it can go the other way in a hurry.”

TV: 7 p.m. ET, ESPN

LINE: The line and the total are currently off the board.

ABOUT WISCONSIN (16-0, 11-5 ATS): Freshman forward Nigel Hayes is emerging as a potent force off the bench, averaging 13 points over the past five games. Hayes is averaging 6.8 points and shooting 52.3 percent from the field but he’s refusing to let the praise over his performance or that of the team go to his head. “There was a quote we were talking about – a John Wooden quote – of ‘Don’t get caught up in the praise or criticism,’” Hayes said after the win over Illinois. “So that is what we are trying to do right now. Don’t get too high on ourselves.”

ABOUT INDIANA (11-5, 7-7-1 ATS): Little-used Austin Etherington was the hero against Penn State after he drained the go-ahead 3-pointer from the corner with 1:22 to play. The basket was only the fifth of the season for the sophomore forward averaging 1.9 points per game and Crean hopes it is the kind of moment that will propel Etherington’s confidence level skyward. “The fact that he went in and his confidence grew like it did to the point where he could knock down that shot in the corner was huge,” Crean said. “He grew up a lot and this week in the sense of he was on the court in really crucial situations.”

TRENDS:

* Wisconsin is 6-0 ATS in the last six meetings in Indiana.
* Wisconsin is 10-2 ATS in the last 12 meetings.
* Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings in Indiana.
* Underdog is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.

TIP-INS:

1. Indiana’s last victory over Wisconsin came on Jan. 31, 2007 when the Badgers were ranked second in the nation.

2. The Badgers committed just four turnovers against Illinois and lead the nation in fewest per game at 8.2.

3. The Hoosiers have made 20 or more free throws in four of their last five games.

 

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Wisconsin at Indiana: What bettors need to know

Wisconsin Badgers at Indiana Hoosiers (OFF)

Third-ranked Wisconsin puts its unbeaten record on the line when it attempts to defeat host Indiana for the 13th consecutive time Tuesday. The Badgers are off to the best start in school history and are one of three Big Ten teams to avoid a conference loss in the early part of the league schedule. The Hoosiers had to rally to defeat Penn State on Saturday to prevent opening Big Ten play with three straight defeats.

Indiana lost twice to Wisconsin last season – once in the regular season and again in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament. The Hoosiers are in transition mode after losing four senior starters off last season’s powerhouse team and will need a superb performance to knock off the Badgers, who can tie the program record for consecutive wins (2006-07) and are coming off last Saturday's dominating victory over Illinois. “I’m certainly proud of them,” coach Bo Ryan said. “But you start thinking about that too much and it can go the other way in a hurry.”

TV: 7 p.m. ET, ESPN

LINE: The line and the total are currently off the board.

ABOUT WISCONSIN (16-0, 11-5 ATS): Freshman forward Nigel Hayes is emerging as a potent force off the bench, averaging 13 points over the past five games. Hayes is averaging 6.8 points and shooting 52.3 percent from the field but he’s refusing to let the praise over his performance or that of the team go to his head. “There was a quote we were talking about – a John Wooden quote – of ‘Don’t get caught up in the praise or criticism,’” Hayes said after the win over Illinois. “So that is what we are trying to do right now. Don’t get too high on ourselves.”

ABOUT INDIANA (11-5, 7-7-1 ATS): Little-used Austin Etherington was the hero against Penn State after he drained the go-ahead 3-pointer from the corner with 1:22 to play. The basket was only the fifth of the season for the sophomore forward averaging 1.9 points per game and Crean hopes it is the kind of moment that will propel Etherington’s confidence level skyward. “The fact that he went in and his confidence grew like it did to the point where he could knock down that shot in the corner was huge,” Crean said. “He grew up a lot and this week in the sense of he was on the court in really crucial situations.”

TRENDS:

* Wisconsin is 6-0 ATS in the last six meetings in Indiana.
* Wisconsin is 10-2 ATS in the last 12 meetings.
* Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings in Indiana.
* Underdog is 4-0 ATS in the last four meetings.

TIP-INS:

1. Indiana’s last victory over Wisconsin came on Jan. 31, 2007 when the Badgers were ranked second in the nation.

2. The Badgers committed just four turnovers against Illinois and lead the nation in fewest per game at 8.2.

3. The Hoosiers have made 20 or more free throws in four of their last five games.

 

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WINNING POINTS

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Eastern Michigan* over Western Michigan by 3

Towson over Drexel* by 1

Florida* over Georgia by 20

Wisconsin over Indiana* by 1

VCU over George Washington* by 3

St. John’s over Depaul* by 3

Kansas State* over Oklahoma by 5

Northern Iowa over Southern Illinois* by 1

Michigan* over Penn State by 15

Wichita State* over Bradley by 20

Arkansas* over Kentucky by 4
Calipari is not afraid of this kind of match-up, on the road vs. pressure defense. He
thinks his players are too athletic to guard straight up. But waves of pressure beginning at three-quarter or halfcourt is a different story.
ARKANSAS, 81-77.

Creighton* over Butler by 9

Pittsburgh over Georgia Tech* by 9

Cincinnati* over Temple by 15

**PREFERRED
Nevada* over Boise State by 6
The Wolfpack added a desperately needed big man, 6’9”, 230 A.J. West, four games
ago. With 15-9 and 12-12 games, they went 2-0 to start conference play and will be
a home dog with a new guy for smallish Boise State to scratch their heads about.
NEVADA, 72-66.

 

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WINNING POINTS

PRO BASKETBALL

**PREFERRED
New York over *Charlotte by 5
J.R. Smith's game should pick up now that Carmelo Anthony is back and point guard
Raymond Felton (check status) is due back soon. The Bobcats were 3-6 ATS the first
nine times they've been favored this season.
NEW YORK 97-92.

*Indiana over Sacramento by 16
The Pacers have been idle since Friday and had covered seven of the first 10 times this
season when laying more than eight points. The Pacers were giving up an average of
15 fewer points per game than the Kings, who ranked second-to-last defensively.
INDIANA 103-87.

Oklahoma City over *Memphis by 2
The Thunder rolled past the Grizzlies, 116-100, on Dec. 11 at Memphis, but that was
with now-out Russell Westbrook contributing 27 points, nine assists and six
rebounds.
OKLAHOMA CITY 103-101.

*Los Angeles Lakers over Cleveland by 6
Cleveland came out of the first weekend of this month missing Kyrie Irving (check
status), who was having trouble with his knee, and with the worst road record in the
league.
LA LAKERS 100-94.

 

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POINTWISE

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

(7:00) EASTERN MICHIGAN 55 - Western Michigan 48 _____ _____

(7:00) DREXEL 69 - Towson 68 _____ _____

(7:00) FLORIDA 81 - Georgia 57 (ESPNU) _____ _____

(7:00) Wisconsin 63 - INDIANA 51 (ESPN) _____ _____

(7:00) GEORGE WASHINGTON 76 - Va Commonwealth 70 _____ _____

(7:00) St Johns 69 - DEPAUL 62 _____ _____

(7:00) KANSAS STATE 74 - Oklahoma 63 (ESPN2) _____ _____

(8:00) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 59 - Northern Iowa 55 _____ _____

(8:00) MICHIGAN 70 - Penn State 66 (BIG10) _____ _____

(8:00) WICHITA STATE 95 - Bradley 60 _____ _____

(9:00) ARKANSAS 74 - Kentucky 73 (ESPN) _____ _____

(9:00) CREIGHTON 77 - Butler 75 (FOX 1) _____ _____

(9:00) Pittsburgh 83 - GEORGIA TECH 72 (ESPNU) _____ _____

(9:00) CINCINNATI 74 - Temple 64 (CBSC) _____ _____

(10:00) NEVADA 71 - Boise State 68 _____ _____

BET BETS
WISCONSIN
KANSAS ST.
WICHITA ST.
PITTSBURGH

 

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POINTWISE

NBA BASKETBALL

(7:05) CHARLOTTE BOBCATS 97 - New York Knicks 89 _____ _____

(7:05) INDIANA PACERS 120 - Sacramento Kings 99 _____ _____

(8:05) Oklahoma City 103 - MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES 94 _____ _____

(10:35) LA LAKERS 101 - Cleveland Cavaliers 93 _____ _____

BEST BETS
INDIANA (1)
OKLAHOMA CITY

 

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VegasInsiders

CBB
Towson vs Drexel
Pick: Drexel -4.5 (-110)
110 Units

Oklahoma vs Kansas State
Pick: Kansas State -4.5 (-110)
110 Units

St John's vs Depaul
Pick: St John's -1.5 (-110)
110 Units

VA Commonwealth vs Geo Washington
Pick: VA Commonwealth -1.5 (-110)
110 Units

 

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Brenton Ayton

SOCCER
Charlton (England FA Cup) 1.70

 

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NCAA Basketball Picks

Oklahoma at Kansas State

The Sooners come into Manhattan tonight riding a 3-0-1 ATS record in their last 4 road games. Oklahoma is the pick (+5 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Wildcats favored by only 2. Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma (+5 1/2). Here are all of today's games.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 Time Posted: 7:00 a.m. EST

Game 509-510: Western Michigan at Eastern Michigan (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Western Michigan 57.326; Eastern Michigan 58.132 Dunkel Line: Eastern Michigan by 1 Vegas Line: Eastern Michigan by 4 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Western Michigan (+4 1/2)

Game 511-512: Towson at Drexel (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Towson 52.197; Drexel 55.434 Dunkel Line: Drexel by 3 Vegas Line: Drexel by 5 Dunkel Pick: Towson (+5)

Game 513-514: Georgia at Florida (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Georgia 56.456; Florida 76.581 Dunkel Line: Florida by 20; 122 Vegas Line: Florida by 13 1/2; 128 Dunkel Pick: Florida (-13 1/2); Under

Game 515-516: Wisconsin at Indiana (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Wisconsin 72.786; Indiana 71.320 Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 1 1/2; 146 Vegas Line: Wisconsin by 4 1/2; 140 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Indiana (+4 1/2); Over

Game 517-518: VCU at George Washington (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: VCU 66.059; George Washington 66.173 Dunkel Line: Even Vegas Line: VCU by 2 1/2 Dunkel Pick: George Washington (+2)

Game 519-520: St. John's at DePaul (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: St. John's 64.880; DePaul 59.649 Dunkel Line: St. John's by 5 Vegas Line: St. John's by 2 Dunkel Pick: St. John's (-2)

Game 521-522: Oklahoma at Kansas State (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Oklahoma 68.065; Kansas State 70.152 Dunkel Line: Kansas State by 2; 147 Vegas Line: Kansas State by 5 1/2; 142 Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma (+5 1/2); Over

Game 523-524: Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Northern Iowa 60.094; Southern Illinois 55.755 Dunkel Line: Northern Iowa by 4 1/2 Vegas Line: Northern Iowa by 6 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Southern Illinois (+6 1/2)

Game 525-526: Penn State at Michigan (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Penn State 58.464; Michigan 76.741 Dunkel Line: Michigan by 18 1/2 Vegas Line: Michigan by 13 Dunkel Pick: Michigan (-13)

Game 527-528: Bradley at Wichita State (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Bradley 52.610; Wichita State 69.742 Dunkel Line: Wichita State by 17 Vegas Line: Wichita State by 20 Dunkel Pick: Bradley (+20)

Game 529-530: Kentucky at Arkansas (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Kentucky 71.627; Arkansas 67.209 Dunkel Line: Kentucky by 4 1/2; 143 Vegas Line: Kentucky by 1; 147 Dunkel Pick: Kentucky (-1); Under

Game 531-532: Butler at Creighton (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Butler 61.175; Creighton 76.313 Dunkel Line: Creighton by 15 Vegas Line: Creighton by 10 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Creighton (-10 1/2)

Game 533-534: Pittsburgh at Georgia Tech (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Pittsburgh 67.975; Georgia Tech 63.443 Dunkel Line: Pittsburgh by 4 1/2 Vegas Line: Pittsburgh by 7 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Georgia Tech (+7 1/2)

Game 535-536: Temple at Cincinnati (9:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Temple 58.935; Cincinnati 75.259 Dunkel Line: Cincinnati by 16 1/2 Vegas Line: Cincinnati by 13 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Cincinnati (-13 1/2)

Game 537-538: Boise State at Nevada (10:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Boise State 61.863; Nevada 61.545 Dunkel Line: Even Vegas Line: Boise State by 2 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Nevada (+2 1/2)

 

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Today's NHL Picks

San Jose at Washington

The Sharks visit Washington tonight riding a 16-1 record in the last 17 games versus the Capitals. San Jose is the pick (-130) according to Dunkel, which has the Sharks favored by 1 1/2. Dunkel Pick: San Jose (-130). Here are all of today's picks.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 Time Posted: 8:00 a.m. EST

Game 1-2: San Jose at Washington (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: San Jose 12.111; Washington 10.358 Dunkel Line & Total: San Jose by 1 1/2; 5 Vegas Line & Total: San Jose (-130); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: San Jose (-130); Under

Game 3-4: Tampa Bay at NY Rangers (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Tampa Bay 11.966; NY Rangers 10.933 Dunkel Line & Total: Tampa Bay by 1; 6 Vegas Line & Total: NY Rangers (-150); 5 Dunkel Pick: Tampa Bay (+130); Over

Game 5-6: Toronto at Boston (7:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Toronto 11.278; Boston 10.211 Dunkel Line & Total: Toronto by 1; 4 Vegas Line & Total: Boston (-220); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Toronto (+180); Under

Game 7-8: Philadelphia at Buffalo (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia 12.049; Buffalo 9.879 Dunkel Line & Total: Philadelphia by 2; 5 1/2 Vegas Line & Total: Philadelphia (-130); 5 Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (-130); Over

Game 9-10: NY Islanders at Florida (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: NY Islanders 12.080; Florida 10.681 Dunkel Line & Total: NY Islanders by 1 1/2; 5 Vegas Line & Total: Florida (-125); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: NY Islanders (+105); Under

Game 11-12: New Jersey at Montreal (7:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: New Jersey 10.652; Montreal 12.398 Dunkel Line & Total: Montreal by 1 1/2; 5 1/2 Vegas Line & Total: Montreal (-170); 5 Dunkel Pick: Montreal (-170); Over

Game 13-14: Ottawa at Minnesota (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Ottawa 11.696; Minnesota 10.593 Dunkel Line & Total: Ottawa by 1; 4 Vegas Line & Total: Minnesota (-130); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Ottawa (+110); Under

Game 15-16: Colorado at Chicago (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Colorado 11.113; Chicago 12.533 Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 1 1/2; 6 Vegas Line & Total: Chicago (-200); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Chicago (-200); Over

Game 17-18: Calgary at Nashville (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Calgary 10.863; Nashville 9.904 Dunkel Line & Total: Calgary by 1; 5 Vegas Line & Total: Nashville (-185); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Calgary (+165); Under

Game 19-20: Phoenix at St. Louis (8:00 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Phoenix 9.839; St. Louis 13.489 Dunkel Line & Total: St. Louis by 3 1/2; 6 Vegas Line & Total: St. Louis (-220); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: St. Louis (-220); Over

Game 21-22: Edmonton at Dallas (8:30 p.m. EST) Dunkel Ratings: Edmonton 11.273; Dallas 9.725 Dunkel Line & Total: Edmonton by 1 1/2; 6 Vegas Line & Total: Dallas (-170); 5 1/2 Dunkel Pick: Edmonton (+150); Over

 

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Free Selection from Arthur Ralph Sports

Free winner TUES: Arkansas + 1

 

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Gamblers Data

Bonus Plays Tuesday

Islanders - Pick

St. Louis Blues -1.5 +150

 

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Hockey Crusher
San Jose Sharks -126 over Washington Caps
(System Record: 53-2, won last game)
Overall Record: 53-38-1

 

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J. Clifton tuesday ncaab

Vcu- 2
kansas state -5
butler + 11

 

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Basketball Crusher
Georgia Tech +7 over Pittsburgh
(System Record: 33-3, lost last 3 games)
Overall Record: 33-44-1