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[CNOTES]

NHL conference finals schedules

NHL conference finals schedule, as announced by the league Wednesday night. All times are Eastern. Games will air on NBC and NBCSN in the United States, on CBC and TVA Sports in Canada.

EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS

Tampa Bay Lightning vs. New York Rangers

Game 1, Saturday, May 16, Tampa Bay at New York Rangers, 1 p.m., NBC, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 2, Monday, May 18, Tampa Bay at New York Rangers, 1 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 3, Wednesday, May 20, New York Rangers at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 4, Friday, May 22, New York Rangers at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 5*, Sunday, May 24, Tampa Bay at New York Rangers, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 6*, Tuesday, May 26, New York Rangers at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 7*, Friday, May 29, Tampa Bay at New York Rangers, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports


WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS

Chicago Blackhawks vs. Anaheim Ducks

Game 1, Sunday, May 17, Chicago at Anaheim, 3 p.m., NBC, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 2, Tuesday, May 19, Chicago at Anaheim, 9 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 3, Thursday, May 21, Anaheim at Chicago, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 4, Saturday, May 23, Anaheim at Chicago, 8 p.m., NBC, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 5*, Monday, May 25, Chicago at Anaheim, 9 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 6*, Wednesday, May 27, Anaheim at Chicago, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

Game 7*, Saturday, May 30, Chicago at Anaheim, 8 p.m., NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports

*-if necessary

 

[CNOTES]

MLB
Short Sheet

Friday, May 15

Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 ET
Pittsburgh: 21-9 SU when playing on Friday
Chicago Cubs: 3-17 SU after having won 4 of their last 5 games

Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 ET
Arizona: 26-11 OVER after 3 straight games where they committed no errors
Philadelphia: 10-21 SU in home games after having won 2 of their last 3 games

Milwaukee at NY Mets, 7:10 ET
Milwaukee: 5-17 SU in night games
NY Mets: 12-0 SU as a home favorite of -110 or higher

San Francisco at Cincinnati, 7:10 ET
San Francisco: BUMGARNER is 12-1 SU on the road when the total is 7 to 8.5
Cincinnati: 15-26 SU after 3 or more consecutive wins

Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 ET
Atlanta: 10-20 SU in road games after 6 or more consecutive road games
Miami: 44-39 SU after a win by 2 runs or less

Colorado at LA Dodgers, 10:10 ET
Colorado: 4-36 SU as an underdog of +150 or more
LA Dodgers: 21-4 SU after 2 or more consecutive losses

Washington at San Diego, 10:10 ET
Washington: 228-302 SU on the road when the money line is +125 to -125
San Diego: 13-3 SU in home games after a win by 4 runs or more

LA Angels at Baltimore, 7:05 ET
LA Angels: 1-7 SU after allowing 4 runs or less 3 straight games
Baltimore: 42-24 SU against AL West opponents

Cleveland at Texas, 8:05 ET
Cleveland: 44-25 SU against AL West opponents
Texas: 15-40 SU at home when the total is 9 to 9.5

Toronto at Houston, 8:10 ET
Toronto: 20-37 SU when playing on Friday
Houston: KEUCHEL is 23-13 SU in all games

NY Yankees at Kansas City, 8:10 ET
NY Yankees: 37-22 SU after scoring 2 runs or less
Kansas City: 2-9 SU after having won 4 or 5 of their last 6 games

Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 8:10 ET
Tampa Bay: ODORIZZI is 0-6 SU against AL Central opponents
Minnesota: HUGHES is 7-0 SU in May games

Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 10:05 ET
Chicago White Sox: 364-366 SU in road games
Oakland: 1-11 SU after allowing 2 runs or less

Boston at Seattle, 10:10 ET
Boston: BUCHHOLZ is 18-9 SU in road games
Seattle: 3-12 SU when the money line is +125 to -125

Detroit at St Louis, 8:15 ET
Detroit: GREENE is 8-1 SU in road games
St Louis: 26-35 SU after allowing 4 runs or less 4 straight games

 

[CNOTES]

Diamond Trends - Friday


May 15, 2015




SU TREND OF THE DAY:


-- The Yankees are 0-10 since September 21, 2009 within 20 cents of pickem after a 5+ run loss and it is the first game of a series for a net profit of $1000 when playing against.


PITCHER TREND OF THE DAY:


-- When Wei Yin Chen starts the Orioles are 0-11 OU since July 19, 2013 with a total over seven after he had a WHIP of less than one his last start for a net profit of $1100 when playing the under.


MLB BIBLE ACTIVE TREND:


-- The Astros are 0-9 (+$900) since September 10, 2010 after a win where they trailed by more than a run after five innings and scored less than seven runs.


CHOICE TREND:


-- The Mariners are 0-11 OU since April 22, 2014 at home when they are off a loss in which they had at least three times as many hits as runs and it is not the last game of a series for a net profit of $1105 when playing the under.


ACTIVE TRENDS:


-- When Clayton Kershaw starts the Dodgers are 17-1 since September 02, 2013 as a 200+ favorite for a net profit of $1500.

 

[CNOTES]

Cheat Sheet - Conference Finals


May 15, 2015




Anaheim Ducks vs. Chicago Blackhawks
Series Price: Blackhawks -115, Ducks -105


Team Trends


Ducks: 5-0 SU Last 5 Home Games
Ducks: 6-3 O/U Last 9 Games


Blackhawks: 7-2-1 O/U Last 10 Games
Blackhawks: 5-0 SU Last 5 Home Games
Blackhawks: 5 Game Winning Streak Overall
Blackhawks: 4-1 SU Last 5 vs Anaheim


Head-to-Head Trends


-- Corey Crawford (Blackhawks): 9-4-1 Record vs Ducks
-- Road Team has won Last 4 Meetings
-- Under is 8-2 Last 10 Meetings


Exact Games Odds - 7 Game Series (2-2-1-1-1)
4 Games Blackhawks Win 10/1
5 Games Blackhawks Win 5/1
6 Games Blackhawks Win 4/1
7 Games Blackhawks Win 9/2


4 Games Ducks Win 10/1
5 Games Ducks Win 9/2
6 Games Ducks Win 5/1
7 Games Ducks Win 7/2


New York Rangers vs. Tampa Bay Lightning
Series Price: Rangers -150, Lightning +130


Team Trends


Lightning: 4-1 SU Last 5 Meetings
Lightning: 4-2 SU Last 6 Road Games
Lightning: 7/16 (43.7%) on the Power-Play Last 5 Games


Rangers: 1-10 ATS & 2-9-1 O/U This Postseason
Rangers: 5-2 SU Last 7 Home Games


Head-to-Head Trends


-- Underdog is 5-1 SU Last 6 Meetings
-- Over is 4-1-1 Last 6 Meetings


Exact Games Odds - 7 Game Series (2-2-1-1-1)


4 Games Lightning Win 10/1
5 Games Lightning Win 13/2
6 Games Lightning Win 7/2
7 Games Lightning Win 4/1


4 Games Rangers Win 12/1
5 Games Rangers Win 11/2
6 Games Rangers Win 9/2
7 Games Rangers Win 7/2


Odds to win Stanley Cup


New York Rangers 9/5
Chicago Blackhawks 9/4
Anaheim Ducks 5/2
Tampa Bay Lightning 5/1

 

[CNOTES]

Playoff scoring at 3-year low in NHL


May 15, 2015


Scoring is down in the NHL playoffs.


More than half the games through the first two rounds were decided by one goal, and 15 went to overtime. More than one in every four games were decided by a score of 2-1 and the 4.88 goals per game is the lowest in an NHL postseason since 2012 (4.84).


Credit the big, talented goaltenders, better coaching and shot-blocking and the mentality of the players once they get to this stage of the season.


Among the four teams left, only the Chicago Blackhawks have allowed more than two goals a game. Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers, Anaheim's Frederik Andersen and Tampa Bay's Ben Bishop all have a 2.00 goals-against average or below.

 

[CNOTES]

Lightning's Bishop thriving on big stage


May 15, 2015


TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The Tampa Bay Lightning have a pretty good idea of where they'd likely be without Ben Bishop, and it's not in the NHL's Eastern Conference finals.


The league's tallest goaltender is making a name for himself, answering questions about how far he can carry his team with one stellar performance after another in the playoffs.


The 6-foot-7 Bishop won a personal-best and franchise-record 40 games in helping the Lightning to the best regular season in club history. Now, he's showing he has what it takes to not only hold his own, but thrive against hockey's elite on the game's biggest stage.


''It's just a byproduct of what we've watched for two years,'' coach Jon Cooper said Thursday before his team boarded a plane for New York, where Tampa Bay opens the best of seven conference finals against Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers on Saturday.


''We didn't get to watch him play in the playoffs last year because he was hurt. But the only reason we were in the playoffs - well, I shouldn't say the only reason, but a big reason - was because of Ben,'' Cooper added. ''I think this year, we needed Ben. But we didn't need him as much as we did the year before. But to get where we are today, through two playoff rounds, we've really needed him.''


With Bishop out with a bad back, the Lightning were swept by Montreal in the opening round a year ago. Any lingering doubts about whether he could have made a difference in that series are being dispelled.


Since allowing three goals on 14 shots to lose his playoff debut against Detroit last month, Bishop has been superb in leading Tampa Bay past the Red Wings and Canadiens to reach the conference finals.


He won Games 6 and 7 to help the Lightning overcome a 3-2 series deficit against Detroit and young goaltender Petr Mzarek.


Tampa Bay eliminated Montreal in six games, with Bishop outperforming league MVP candidate Carey Price in the clincher.


''I feel like I've been pretty consistent,'' Bishop said. ''I don't think I've played better or worse in any game, to be honest.''


Cooper agreed.


''When the pressure is at its highest is when he has stood the tallest,'' the coach said. ''You look at the four teams left, you'll probably say that about all the goaltenders. They've maybe had their struggles in the series, but at the biggest moments, they became the biggest stars.''


Lundqvist and the Rangers stand between the Lightning and the franchise's second-ever trip to the Stanley Cup final.


Tampa Bay went 3-0 against New York during the regular season, outscoring the Rangers 15-7. The Lightning have won five of six games between the teams over the past two seasons.


Bishop's teammates expect him to play well.


''Bish has been our backbone all year,'' forward Ryan Callahan said.


''Coming into the playoffs, people were questioning him because he'd never been in the playoffs before, but I think he answered that pretty quickly,'' Callahan added. ''The way he's played, the way he's performed, his calmness on and off the ice, it's been impressive to watch.''


Bishop, meanwhile, stressed it's Lightning vs. Rangers, not a personal battle between him against Lundqvist to determine how he stacks up against one of the league's top goaltenders.


''I don't think you go out there and try to prove that, but it's always fun to play against the best,'' the goalie said.


''They're a really good team, obviously,'' Bishop added. ''They're first in the conference for a reason. They have great goaltending, strong defense. ... It's going to be a tough challenge. It should be a lot of fun.''

 

[CNOTES]

Lightning a reminder of South hockey


May 15, 2015


FRANKLIN, Tenn. (AP) - About the same time a new champion hoists the Stanley Cup, players from as far away as Canada, Latvia and Hungary will gather in Tennessee for four days to showcase their hockey talent for college coaches and junior league teams.


Yes, Tennessee - one of the many places in the South where the sport is alive and doing well.


The Tampa Bay Lightning's matchup against the New York Rangers in the NHL's Eastern Conference finals is another reminder that hockey is doing more than just surviving below the Mason-Dixon line.


''It's just a great shot in the arm to an area that's already doing really well,'' said Brandon Walker, hockey operations manager for the Nashville Predators.


The region often labors in the shadows of the Bostons, Chicagos and, of course, Canada.


But its success has been building for some time.


The Washington Capitals are celebrated their 40th season in the nation's capital this year, although it all came to a disappointing end for Capitals' fans after a Game 7 loss to the Rangers in the semifinals.


But the Capitals and Lightning, along with the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes all have played in the Stanley Cup Finals - with Tampa Bay winning in 2004 and Carolina in 2006. The Nashville Predators have played in two conference semifinals, and even the newest of the Southern franchises are nearing their 20th anniversaries, milestones already celebrated by Florida and Tampa Bay.


Nashville will host the NHL All-Star Game in January.


On of the lone blemishes on the resumes of the southern franchises was the demise of the Atlanta Thrashers, who packed their bags and headed North to Winnipeg in 2011.


That setback is overshadowed by the overall success of franchises in the South.


Walker also is program director for the Elite Edge Hockey Showcase, an indication of the sport's growth in the region.


The program started with 60 players drawn from Nashville and Atlanta 10 years ago. It now includes players from 29 states seeking the chance to play in front of coaches from Division I colleges like Yale and Colgate to Division III schools and teams from the North American Hockey League, a junior league. Walker no longer has to beg coaches to take his call.


Now they call Walker.


''They're not coming just to listen to country music for a couple days,'' Walker said. ''They're coming because these kids are good, and there's someone here for them to see. There's a lot of places that Division I hockey coaches can come and watch players throughout the course of the summer. They're going to come here because the players are good, and they choose to come here because they're having success recruiting here.''


NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said late last month that the value of NHL franchises is going up with new TV contracts. USA Hockey's registration totals and the number of Division I college programs have never been higher.


That doesn't mean there aren't problems, most notably attendance.


The Capitals, Lightning and Predators do well in that area.


Washington set the standard both for longevity and success as the oldest team in the region. Game 6 of the Capitals series against the Rangers was their 269th consecutive home sellout with 18,506 fans.


The Lightning, in their third conference final, also has had solid support for years.


Tampa Bay averaged 18,823 per game this season to rank ninth in attendance and sold out its first seven playoff games. The Predators filled their building to 98.5 percent of capacity this season with a franchise-record 30 sellouts and have reached the playoffs eight of the past 11 seasons.


On the other side of the ledger are Carolina and Florida, which had the NHL's worst attendance this season.


The Hurricanes have the longest active playoff drought in the East at six straight seasons and have earned only one postseason berth since winning the Stanley Cup. But the Hurricanes are the one team fans split among the state's Atlantic Coast Conference schools can agree on, and the organization is rebuilding after bringing in Ron Francis as general manager and Bill Peters as coach last year.


The Panthers averaged a league-worst 11,271 fans per game with too many photos of empty seats. But Bettman cites Tampa Bay as proof of what a committed front office with resources can do thanks to owner Jeff Vinick. Bettman believes Florida owner Vincent Viola, who bought the Panthers in 2013, will follow that example.


''Vinny is committed to South Florida and doing all the things necessary to turn the franchise around,'' Bettman told Associated Press Sports Editors. ''And I know he's spoken to Jeff Vinick about the things that he did to make it work.''


In Nashville, the Predators conduct a variety of programs teaching children to play the game.


The team now runs Nashville's newest rink, which gives the area six sheets of ice. Nashville president and CEO Sean Henry sees Predators gear being sold across the area, not just in hockey stores, along with street hockey sticks and nets popping up in neighborhoods.


Some of the same people who were taken to hockey games by their parents as children now are working and buying their own tickets.


''The fact we flipped the calendar and these kids are graduating high school and college that started as fans as little kids,'' Henry said, ''that's solidifying where we are now.''

 

[CNOTES]

Team Open Line Movements Current Moneyline Halftime Scores


7:00 PM EDT
745 ATLANTA HAWKS 198o05 198o05 / 197.5o05 / 197 197.5 +120
746 WASHINGTON WIZARDS -2.5 -02 -2.5 -16 / -2.5 -15 / -2.5 -2.5 -05 -140
TV: ESPN, DTV: 206


9:35 PM EDT
747 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS -5 -05 -5 -13 / -5 -15 / -5 -5 -15 -220
HUGE
748 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES 195o05 193.5u12 / 193 / 193o13 193.5 +185 PARLAY
TV: ESPN, DTV: 206

 

[CNOTES]

Team Pitcher Open Line Movements Current Runline Scores


2:20 PM EDT
951 PITTSBURGH PIRATES (L) Locke, J 9o14 9.5o20 / 9.5 / 9.5o20 9.5o15 +1.5(-175) 5BOT 6
952 CHICAGO CUBS (R) Hendricks, K -135 -131 / -130 / -129 -131 -1.5(+155) 8
TV: ROOT-Pittsburgh, DTV: 659 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO RIGHT 7-12. GAME TEMP 68, RH 78%


7:05 PM EDT
953 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (R) Anderson, C -130 -115 / -116 / -117 -119 -1.5(+140)
954 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (R) Billingsley, C 8.5 7.5o13 / 7.5o15 / 7.5 7.5u15 +1.5(-160)
TV: FS-Arizona, DTV: 686 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 8-13. GAME TEMP 72, RH 35% HEAT INDEX 71


7:10 PM EDT
955 MILWAUKEE BREWERS (R) Lohse, K 7.5u20 7o20 / 7o25 / 7 7u20 +1.5(-200)
956 NEW YORK METS (R) Colon, B -160 -124 / -125 / -124 -126 -1.5(+170)
TV: FS-Wisconsin, SNY, DTV: 639, 669 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT 10-15. GAME TEMP 70, RH 40%


7:10 PM EDT
957 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (L) Bumgarner, M -160 -130 / -126 / -134 -133 -1.5(+123)
958 CINCINNATI REDS (R) Marquis, J 7.5 7.5u22 / 7.5u25 / 7.5u20 7.5u25 +1.5(-143)
TV: CSN-Bay, FS-Ohio, DTV: 661, 696 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE THUNDERSTORMS EARLY. WIND OUT TO LEFT 6-11. GAME TEMP 80, RH 54% HEAT INDEX 82


7:10 PM EDT
959 ATLANTA BRAVES (R) Teheran, J 7.5 7.5 / 7.5u15 / 7.5u25 7.5u20 +1.5(-190)
960 MIAMI MARLINS (R) Phelps, D -140 -131 / -134 / -128 -133 -1.5(+160)
TV: FS-Florida, FS-South, DTV: 646, 654 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM LEFT CENTER 10-15. GAME TEMP 86, RH 56% HEAT INDEX 91 (MARLINS STADIUM ROOF MAY CLOSE IN HOT WEATHER)


10:10 PM EDT
961 COLORADO ROCKIES (R) Butler, E 6.5o20 6.5o20 +1.5(+110)
962 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (L) Kershaw, C -325 -325 / -315 / -310 -305 -1.5(-130)
TV: ROOT-Rocky Mountain, DTV: 683 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT 7-12. GAME TEMP 60, RH 62%


10:10 PM EDT
963 WASHINGTON NATIONALS (R) Zimmermann, J -125 -126 / -125 / -127 -124 -1.5(+140)
964 SAN DIEGO PADRES (R) Despaigne, O 7u20 7o17 / 7o15 / 7 7o15 +1.5(-160)
TV: FS-San Diego, MASN2, DTV: 641, 694 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE SHOWERS EARLY. WIND LEFT TO RIGHT 8-13. GAME TEMP 61, RH 69%


7:05 PM EDT
965 LOS ANGELES ANGELS (R) Weaver, J 8.5o15 8.5 / 8.5o15 / 8.5o20 9u20 +1.5(-200)
966 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (L) Chen, W -135 -125 / -130 / -120 -115 -1.5(+170)
TV: FS-West, MASN, DTV: 640, 692 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 72, RH 42% HEAT INDEX 71


8:05 PM EDT
967 CLEVELAND INDIANS (L) Chen, B 9u20 9o25 / 9o15 / 9o13 9o15 +1.5(-190)
968 TEXAS RANGERS (L) Rodriguez, W -130 -122 / -125 / -121 -124 -1.5(+160)
TV: FS-Southwest, MLB, SportsTime Ohio, DTV: 213, 662, 676 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM RIGHT CENTER 11-16. GAME TEMP 79, RH 69% HEAT INDEX 82


8:10 PM EDT
969 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (R) Dickey, R 8 8.5u20 / 8.5o15 / 8.5 8.5u15 +1.5(-190)
970 HOUSTON ASTROS (L) Keuchel, D -150 -131 / -134 / -140 -130 -1.5(+160)
TV: ROOT-Southwest, DTV: 674 | PARTLY CLOUDY, 30% CHANCE THUNDERSTORMS EARLY. WIND OUT TO CENTER 8-13. GAME TEMP 78, RH 79% HEAT INDEX 82 (MINUTE MAID PARK ROOF CLOSES IN WET WEATHER)


8:10 PM EDT
971 NEW YORK YANKEES (R) Pineda, M -120 -121 / -120 / -119 -117 -1.5(+140)
972 KANSAS CITY ROYALS (R) Young, C 7o20 7o15 / 7 / 7o15 7o20 +1.5(-160)
TV: FS-Kansas City, DTV: 672 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO LEFT 7-12. GAME TEMP 76, RH 73% HEAT INDEX 79


8:10 PM EDT
973 TAMPA BAY RAYS (R) Odorizzi, J -115 7.5o15 / 7.5 / 7.5o15 7.5 -1.5(+150)
974 MINNESOTA TWINS (R) Hughes, P 8u20 -106 / -105 / -103 -101 +1.5(-170)
TV: FS-North, SunSports, DTV: 653, 668 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND IN FROM LEFT CENTER 3-8. GAME TEMP 64, RH 62%


10:05 PM EDT
975 CHICAGO WHITE SOX (L) Rodon, C 7o25 7 / 7u15 / 7o15 7 +1.5(-210)
976 OAKLAND ATHLETICS (R) Hahn, J -125 -125 / -126 / -130 -121 -1.5(+180)
TV: CSN-Chicago, DTV: 665 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO CENTER 10-20. GAME TEMP 60, RH 62%


10:10 PM EDT
977 BOSTON RED SOX (R) Buchholz, C 7o25 7o25 7.5u20 +1.5(-215)
978 SEATTLE MARINERS (L) Happ, J -110 -112 / -113 / -110 -109 -1.5(+185)
TV: NESN, ROOT-Northwest, DTV: 628, 687 | PARTLY CLOUDY, WIND OUT TO RIGHT CENTER 5-10. GAME TEMP 62, RH 60%


8:15 PM EDT
979 DETROIT TIGERS (R) Greene, S 8o20 8o20 / 8o19 / 8o15 8 +1.5(-175)
980 ST LOUIS CARDINALS (R) Martinez, C -135 -133 / -142 / -143 -144 -1.5(+155)
TV: FS-Detroit, FS-Midwest, MLB, DTV: 213, 663, 671 | MOSTLY CLOUDY, 40% CHANCE THUNDERSTORMS. WIND OUT TO LEFT 7-12. GAME TEMP 82, RH 60% HEAT INDEX 85

 

[CNOTES]

BASED ON MY SELECTIONS THIS WEEK WHICH HAS ME IN ONE OF THE WORST SLUMPS I EVER BEEN IN ....I WILL ONLY GIVE YOU MY OPINIONS FOR THE WEEKEND...I WILL NOT BE RATING MY PLAYS UNTIL I GET MY HEAD STRAIGHT ON THESE GAMES....IT SEEMS NO MATTER WHAT AM SELECTING ITS WRONG ..SO THE BEST THING IS NOT TO CHASE AND REGROUP.......AM SORRY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FOLLOWED OR WENT AGANIST ME.........BUT ITS TIME TO REGROUP... I'LL STILL POST ALL ARTICLES AND WILL ALSO HAVE MY OPINIONS...I'LL SEE HOW THAT GOES....UNTIL THEN GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU FAITHFULS.....LOL


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double play.............. 22 - 28 ......................- 10.48
triple play ................ 6 - 12 ........................ - 23.74
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NBA


*****......................3 - 3
double play...............8 - 7
triple play................ 2 - 3
slam dunk.................3 - 9


NHL


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triple play.............1 - 1........................ - 0.30
hat trick...............2 - 1 ....................... + 4.00

 

[CNOTES]

Friday, May 15


Game Score Status Pick Amount


Atlanta - 7:00 PM ET Washington -2.5 500
Washington - Over 197.5 500


Golden State - 9:30 PM ET Memphis +5 500
Memphis - Under 193.5 500

 

[CNOTES]

MLB


Friday, May 15


Game Score Status Pick Amount


LA Angels - 7:05 PM ET Baltimore -114 500
Baltimore - Under 8.5 500


Arizona - 7:05 PM ET Philadelphia +105 500
Philadelphia - Over 7.5 500


Atlanta - 7:10 PM ET Atlanta +119 500
Miami - Under 7.5 500


San Francisco - 7:10 PM ET Cincinnati +121 500
Cincinnati - Over 7.5 500


Milwaukee - 7:10 PM ET Milwaukee +117 500
NY Mets - Over 7 500


Cleveland - 8:05 PM ET Texas -137 500
Texas - Over 9 500


Toronto - 8:10 PM ET Houston -128 500
Houston - Under 8.5 500


NY Yankees - 8:10 PM ET NY Yankees -117 500
Kansas City - Over 7 500


Tampa Bay - 8:10 PM ET Minnesota -102 500
Minnesota - Over 7.5 500


Detroit - 8:15 PM ET St. Louis -143 500
St. Louis - Under 8 500


Chi. White Sox - 10:05 PM ET Chi. White Sox +114 500
Oakland - Under 7 500


Boston - 10:10 PM ET Seattle -110 500
Seattle - Over 7.5 500


Colorado - 10:10 PM ET Colorado +254 500
LA Dodgers - Over 6.5 500


Washington - 10:10 PM ET San Diego +115 500
San Diego - Under 7 500