Service Plays Sunday 4/10/11

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Sunday Night Baseball: New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox
By Colin Kelly

New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox (-115, 9.5)

The overheated rivalry that is Yankees-Red Sox gets the prime-time, Sunday night spotlight on ESPN as New York and Boston wrap up their first series of the season tonight at Fenway Park. Let’s take a look at how these AL East teams match up:

EVEN-STEVEN

Last year, these archrivals played the standard 18 games, and each squad came away with nine wins. Home field wasn’t particularly helpful to either side, as the Sox and Yanks both went 4-5 on friendly turf in 2010.

The first two meetings of the 2011 season have been more of the same, with Boston winning the opener 9-6 on Friday night – for its first win of the season after an 0-6 start – and New York bouncing back Saturday for a 9-4 victory.

That said, Boston is 6-3 in the last nine meetings overall, winning three in a row at Fenway before Saturday’s setback.

PITCHERS LESS THAN PERFECT

New York sends out ace left-hander CC Sabathia tonight, while Boston counters with righty Josh Beckett. Neither has particularly strong career numbers in this rivalry.

Beckett is 10-7 lifetime in 22 starts against the Pinstripes, with a 6.26 ERA. He made five starts against New York last year and didn’t fare well, going 1-2 with a bloated 10.04 ERA. At Fenway Park, Beckett was opposite Sabathia last April 4 in a 9-7 Sox win, allowing five runs in 4 2/3 innings. A month later at home, he got blistered by New York, yielding nine runs – all earned – in 5 1/3 innings of a 10-3 beatdown.

Sabathia, meanwhile, is a middling 6-5 in 15 career starts against the BoSox, though with a much more respectable ERA of 3.45 in those games. In 2010, he made four starts against Boston, going 1-0 with a trio of no decisions and a 3.96 ERA, averaging just over six innings per game.

Fenway Park, however, was a bit rough for the hefty lefty. In two starts there last year, Sabathia was 0-0 with an inflated 7.20 ERA, mostly due to the aforementioned 9-7 loss last April, in which he allowed six runs (five earned) in 5 1/3 innings. A month later in Boston, he allowed three runs in 4 2/3 innings, but the Yanks put up 11 runs over the final five frames of a 14-3 rout.

PITCHING .750

On a more positive note for Sabathia, the Yankees are 42-14 in his last 56 starts overall and 21-7 in his last 28 stints against losing teams. And yes, despite their status as an AL favorite, the Sox are a losing team at this point.

RUNNING UP THE SCORE

One of the more sure things in this rivalry of late: Lots of runs on the scoreboard. The over has been the play in seven of the last eight clashes overall, including the last five in a row. And in the last 54 Yankees-Sox contests in Boston, the over is a robust 39-15-1.

Some more overkill: With Beckett taking the ball, the over is on streaks of 5-0-1 against the Yanks, 4-1 at home against New York and 8-2-1 against winning teams. The over is also on surges for Boston of 9-3 overall and 5-0 at Fenway. And for New York, the over is on sprees of 19-7-1 overall, 6-0 in division play, 8-2-1 on the highway and 5-0 behind Sabathia.

 

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Sunday's Best MLB Bets

New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox (-115, 9.5)

It’s not usually time to panic eight games into a season, but, wow, things are going pretty bad in Boston right now. The Red Sox, picked by many to win the World Series, are 1-7 after getting hammered by the Yankees 9-4 on Saturday.

Sunday’s pitching matchup seems to favor New York.

C.C. Sabathia has not picked up a decision yet in 2011, but he has pitched 13 innings in two starts and boasts a 1.38 ERA. In his most recent outing against Minnesota on Tuesday, he went seven innings and allowed only two hits while striking out six. For Boston, Josh Beckett is making his second start after yielding five hits and three runs in five innings of work in a Tuesday loss at Cleveland.

The Yankees, meanwhile, are 5-3 and have homered in seven of their eight games—including at least two bombs in six of those contests.

PICK: Yankees


Texas Rangers at Baltimore Orioles (-130, 9.5)

The Rangers and Orioles are coming off a doubleheader on Saturday after Friday’s game was postponed due to rain. Heading into Saturday, the Rangers still were a perfect 6-0.

“We need to make sure we bring the same type of intensity and energy that we've had,” Ranger infielder Ian Kinsler told the Dallas Star-Telegram of going on the road for the first time this year. “You just need to recognize it and understand the way we've been playing.”

Baltimore’s pitching situation became clearer on Saturday when Brad Bergeson was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk and Chris Jakubauskas was added to the 40-man roster. Jakubauskas, 32, will make his debut with the Orioles on Sunday after playing for Pittsburgh last season. He appeared in one game and allowed two runs in two-thirds of an inning.

Texas, the defending American League champion, will counter with lefty Derek Holland, whose 2011 debut came Monday against Seattle. Holland went six innings and allowed three runs on seven hits while mowing down five batters.

PICK: Rangers

 

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NHL on NBC Betting Preview: Blackhawks at Red Wings
By Bill McBride

Chicago Blackhawks at Detroit Red Wings (193, 5.5)

Two Original Six rivals battle for the second time in less than 48 hours with playoff implications and positioning abound in the final game of the season.

The game means more to Chicago, but Detroit would love to complicate matters for the defending champions, who just need a single point to secure the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference.

Over For Osgood

His role would have been limited anyway, but you can forget about goalie Chris Osgood Sunday and in the postseason.

Osgood and all of his Stanley Cup experience will be on the shelf for as long as the Red Wings are alive. The veteran has not been able to recover from sports hernia surgery on January 4.

But Joey MacDonald will be ready, if needed. He’s been solid, sporting a 5-5-3 record with a 2.58 GAA and one shutout, but he’s no Osgood, who has three championships on his resume.

A lot will fall on starter Jimmy Howard, who made 25 saves versus Chicago Friday.

Consistent Corey

No matter what happens to the Blackhawks, it'll be hard to blame anything on the goaltending.

While Corey Crawford hasn't quite been what Antti Niemi was last season for the Stanley Cup champions, he's been consistent and has given the Blackhawks a chance to win on most nights. His GAA has been below 2.40 most of the year and he has four shutouts.

What's more important, is the fact that he proved to be durable. While he probably wasn't expecting 50-plus starts back in September, he hasn’t shown much wear and tear as a result. On Friday, in the 4-2 win over Detroit, he made 26 saves.

Motor City Motorin'

Another 100-point season, another high seed in the Western Conference, another shot to win a Stanley Cup. The Red Wings, the conference's models of consistency for nearly two decades, just keep on rolling as they head into this season finale.

This year, while there's been quality scoring balance for the most part, there are four Red Wings, who have had little dropoff from game to game. Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk, Johan Franzen, and Danny Cleary all passed the 20-goal mark this season, and will certainly be relied upon this week, when the playoffs begin. Zetterberg, in fact, will sit this finale out to rest a lower-body injury sustained last week.

But Detroit’s greatness doesn’t stop with those four. There are also eight more teammates with at least 11 goals. And that's what has allowed the Red Wings to not miss Mike Modano's production so much. Modano, a classic end-of-the-career Detroit offseason signing, missed almost three full months with a wrist injury.

Trends

- Under is 5-1 in the last six meetings.
- Under is 4-1 in the last five meetings in Chicago.
- Road team is 8-1 in the last nine meetings.
- Red Wings are 0-4 in the last four meetings.

History

There aren’t many teams that the Blackhawks have had their way with this year, but the Red Wings are one of them. After the convincing 4-2 win Friday night, Chicago is now 4-1 versus Detroit, and the under, not surprisingly in this tight-checking, defensive-minded rivalry, is also 4-1.

 

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Ice Picks

Sunday's Best NHL Picks

Detroit Red Wings at Chicago Blackhawks (-193, 5.5)

Why is Chicago a -193 favorite against Detroit on Sunday? Well, quite frankly, all signs point to a Blackhawks' victory.

While Detroit has already locked up a playoff spot and home-ice advantage in the first round, Chicago still has a chance of missing out on defending its Stanley Cup. The Blackhawks need just one point to wrap up a postseason berth, but they will need some held if the Red Wings win in regulation.

As such, you can expect Chicago to play with the same kind of energy that was on display in Friday's 4-2 win at Detroit.

“It was an important game, and you could sense there was a different type of approach going into the game,” head coach Joel Quenneville told the Chicago Daily Herald. “It just seemed the urgency was in the guys' faces, and the first shift exemplified that and we took off from there.”

Furthermore, the Blackhawks are dominating this season's head-to-head series 4-1. The Red Wings took a 3-2 decision back in October, but they have lost four in a row to Chicago.

PICK: Blackhawks


Pittsburgh Penguins at Atlanta Thrashers (N/A)

Both the Penguins and the Thrashers know where they are headed after Sunday's season finale at Philips Arena. Pittsburgh is going home to the Consol Energy Center for home-ice advantage, while Atlanta is going home—period.

The Penguins, though, are tied for second in the Eastern Conference at 104 points with Philadelphia. They want one more win to give themselves a chance of snagging the No. 2 seed and having home ice at least through the conference semifinals.

“Every game is big,” center Jordan Staal told Fox News. Staal and the rest of the Penguins are concerned more with momentum than seed number, although they know both are important. “Definitely, at this time of the year, every two points can change a lot in the standings. You want to win every game and get the ball rolling coming into the playoffs.”

Pittsburgh should have a good chance of wrapping up the regular season in fine form as it is going up against a team it has swept up to this point. The Penguins have earned 4-2, 3-2, and 6-3 victories over the Thrashers.

PICK: Penguins

 

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NBA on ABC Doubleheader Preview
By David Chan

Chicago Bulls at Orlando Magic (-2.5, 184)

The Bulls and Magic are squaring off in a preview of a potential second-round playoff series. Chicago has locked up the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, while Orlando has clinched the No. 4 spot and will have home-court advantage against Atlanta in Round 1.

For now, the Bulls (59-20, 48-29-2 ATS) have all the momentum in this head-to-head series. They got blown out at home by the Magic, 107-78, on December 8, but that was before the team exploded into prominence. In the two ensuing meetings, Chicago handled Orlando, 99-90, as a 1.5-point home underdog on January 28 and cruised, 89-81, as a 2-point road underdog on March 4.

The Bulls have been abusing almost everyone on the glass, and Orlando is no exception. Chicago won the rebounding battle 54 to 40 in January (Carlos Boozer went for 16 points and 16 rebounds) and the margin was a ridiculous 50 to 30 in the March showdown.

Howard Banned

The Magic (50-29, 32-46-1 ATS) will be without Dwight Howard and Quentin Richardson, both of whom are suspended stemming from incidents in Wednesday’s overtime win at Charlotte.

Howard picked up his 18th technical of the season for an automatic one-game suspension. Richardson shoved Gerald Henderson in the face to earn himself a two-game ban.

That’s not exactly what Orlando needs considering it is about to take on a Chicago juggernaut that has won six in a row (3-3 ATS), 10 of its last 11, and 18 of its last 20. And don’t think the Bulls will stop playing just because they have the No. 1 seed in the East. They are one-game behind San Antonio in the race for the NBA’s best record, which would determine home-court advantage in the finals if those two teams meet.

“We still have a ways to go,” head coach Tom Thibodeau told the Chicago Daily Herald. “We’re not done. We have to keep playing and keep improving. You want to put as many things going in your favor as possible.”

Trending Topics

The Bulls are 8-2 ATS in their last 10 road games.

The Magic are 0-7 ATS in their last seven home games, 1-6 ATS in their last seven against the Eastern Conference, and 3-14 ATS in their last 17 overall.

The over is 5-1 in Chicago’s last six road contests.

Head-to-head, the under is 4-1 in the last five meetings between the two teams and 7-0 in the last seven when the Magic host.

Boston Celtics at Miami Heat (-5.5, 184)

As if the first game of the ABC doubleheader isn’t enough, fans will get another second-round Eastern Conference playoff preview in the form of Boston-Miami. The fourth regular-season meeting between the two squads could go a long way in determining which one would have home-court advantage in a potential postseason clash. They are currently tied for second in the East.

Miami (55-24, 37-41-1 ATS) almost certainly has to win this one if it wants the No. 2 seed, because Boston owns the tiebreaker. The Celtics have won all three of the previous encounters between the two teams - 88-80 at home in the season opener on October 26, 112-107 at home on November 11, and 85-82 in Miami on February 13.

Boston covered the spread all three times and Miami will have to do a better job defending Ray Allen, who led his team in scoring in each of the first two meetings (including 35 points in the second).

Boston Massacred

Despite going 3-0 against Miami this season, the Celtics (55-24, 37-40-2 ATS) have not secured the No. 2 seed. That is in part because they got destroyed 97-81 at Chicago Thursday.

Head coach Doc Rivers was asked if he thought his team would get up for the Heat better than it did for the Bulls.

“We'll see,” he told the Worcester Telegram. “We should, yes. Logically, yes is the answer. Do I anticipate that? Yes.

“If we had done our job, (the No. 2 seed) would have been decided, and that's what bothers me. Now we put ourselves in this position, and you're going to get an extremely hungry team in Miami for a lot of reasons. We're going into a hornet's nest, and we're going to have to deal with it.”

Big Z

The Heat, meanwhile, have won four of their last five games (3-2 ATS) and nine of their last 11 (5-6 ATS).

Miami rebounded from a Wednesday loss to Milwaukee by taking care of the Bobcats 112-103 Friday. Zydrunas Ilgauskas played 18 minutes and scored 10 points on 5-for-7 shooting in the victory over Charlotte. Ilgauskas missed seven games with a foot injury in mid-March and had played more than 10 minutes only once in his previous six outings.

“It’s a different dynamic with him in the lineup and we are getting a lot more paint opportunities,” head coach Erik Spoelstra told the Miami Herald.

Ilgauskas should see plenty of playing time Sunday against a Celtics squad that will be without Shaquille O’Neal (calf). Fellow Boston big man Jermaine O’Neal (knee) is probable, but he likely won’t be 100 percent after missing Friday’s win over Washington.

Trending Topics

The Celtics are 1-4 ATS in their last five road games.

The Heat are 1-5 ATS in their last six home games.

The under is 9-2 in Boston’s last 11 road contests and 14-3 in its last 17 overall.

Head-to-head, the home team is 4-1 ATS in the last five encounters between the two teams and the over is 4-0 in the last four in Miami. Boston is 16-5 ATS in its last 21 trips to South Beach.

 

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Pick 'n' Roll

Sunday's Best NBA Bets

Phoenix Suns at Dallas Mavericks (N/A)

Both teams are stumbling to the end of the regular season, but whereas the Mavericks are still coasting into the playoffs, the Suns are wallowing into the offseason.

Phoenix has dropped three of its last four games (2-2 ATS) and seven of its last nine (3-6 ATS). Furthermore, Mickael Pietrus has been out since March 23 due to a quadriceps, injury and there is no reason for him to come back with his team out of the race. Steve Nash, meanwhile, is questionable with a hamstring problem.

It will be trouble if the Suns are without their leader in Nash, who is currently on track for the NBA assists title at 11.4 per game, 0.1 ahead of Boston's Rajon Rondo. But Nash does not care about that right now and the general Phoenix mood is one of melancholy.

“Maybe when I'm done, but right now, not making the playoffs makes everything feel like it doesn't matter anymore,” Nash told AzCentral.com. “We went through so much change, and Rondo was racking up the assists at the start of the year. It's weird to be in this position, but it feels awfully irrelevant and hollow.”

Hollow is exactly how the Suns have come up against Dallas this season, too. The Mavericks have won all three meetings and covered the spread all three times—including in a 91-83 road win on March 27.

PICK: Mavericks


Oklahoma City Thunder at Los Angeles Lakers (-5, 189.5)

The Spurs ran away with the No. 1 spot in the Western Conference, but No. 2 is still up for grabs and both Oklahoma City and Los Angeles are in contention along with Dallas.

It's a borderline shock that the Lakers have not wrapped up second place, and they probably feel like they should still have a shot at home-court advantage throughout the Western Conference playoffs. Instead, L.A. has lost four in a row and will have to beat the Thunder in order to avoid a five-game losing streak for the first time in four years.

“It's a product of not paying attention, not being focused and not playing the game with the right attitude,” coach Phil Jackson told reporters. “As a result, we end up with some losses.”

The Lakers have not been able to throw the ball in the ocean from three-point range of late, and they have committed a ridiculous 73 turnovers over their last four games.

If there is some good news for the Lakers, though, it's that they are 3-0 against the Thunder this season and 3-0 ATS.

PICK: Lakers

 

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Sunday's Betting Tips: Will Over Trend Continue In Yanks-Sox?
By Covers Staff

Weather Watch

Wind gusts forecast up to 18 mph will be blowing in from right field at Detroit’s Comerica Stadium today, as the Tigers host the Royals.

Wind also will play a factor at Pittsburgh’s PNC Park. A steady 17-mph breeze is forecast to be blowing in from right field as the Pirates face the Rockies.

Who’s Hot

NBA: Celtics are 25-10 ATS in the last 35 meetings with Miami, including a 16-5 ATS mark in the last 21 meetings in Miami.

MLB: The Over is 38-15-1 in the last 54 meetings between Yankees and Red Sox at Fenway Park.

NHL: Dallas is 21-6 in its last 27 games against Minnesota.

Who’s Not

NBA: The Thunder are 6-22 ATS in their last 28 Sunday games. They host the Lakers today.

MLB: The Phillies are batting a combined .185 against Braves’ starter Derek Lowe.

NHL: The Avalanche are 5-22 in their last 27 games playing on one day’s rest.

Interesting Stat

Rory McIlroy’s four-shot lead is the largest 54-hole lead at the Masters since Tiger Woods led by eight strokes in 1997.

Injuries/Suspension To Note

NBA: The Magic will be without center Dwight Howard and guard Quentin Richardson for today’s home game against the Celtics. Both are suspended, after Howard picked up his 18th technical foul and Richardson got in an altercation with Gerald Henderson in Wednesday’ game against Charlotte.

Betting Tips

Umpire Mike Winters is expected to be behind the plate for Sunday’s nightcap at Fenway between the Yankees and Red Sox. The Red Sox are 1-7 in their last eight games with Winters behind the plate.

In addition to NBA referee Rodney “the Under Machine” Mott (), bettors would be wise to keep an eye out for Pat Fraher, who is 39/26 over/under (60%) this year. Complete NBA referee over/under stats are here.

 

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Free Selection from TV Hotline

For Sunday

Giants -150

 

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Free Selection from John Anthony Sports

SATURDAY FREE SELECTION

NBA: LA CLIPPERS +8.5

 

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Free Selection from Mike Wynn

Bonus Play: Cincinnati w/Leake -110 Over Arizona

 

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Free Selection from Scott Spreitzer

Scott's Bonus Play on Saturday: NY Mets -1.27 over Washington (Capuano / Gorzelanny).

 

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Jeff Benton

20 Dime Lakers -5

 

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DCI

Season
Straight Up: 782-335 (.700)
ATS: 584-582 (.501)
ATS Vary Units: 1351-1384 (.494)
Over/Under: 601-583 (.508)
Over/Under Vary Units: 711-711 (.500)

Chicago vs. ORLANDO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
MIAMI 95, Boston 88
CHARLOTTE 96, Detroit 92
TORONTO 104, New Jersey 99
MEMPHIS 98, New Orleans 91
INDIANA 108, New York 106
DALLAS 108, Phoenix 99
GOLDEN STATE 111, Sacramento 105
L.A. LAKERS 100, Oklahoma City 96

 

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Soccer Crusher
Play of the Day:

ManchesterCity + LiverpoolFC UNDER 2.5
This match is happening in England

 

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Hockey Crusher
Play of the Day:

Colorado -135 over Edmonton

 

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Basketball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Charlotte -1.5 over Detroit

 

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Baseball Crusher
Play of the Day:

Minnesota Twins -135 over the Oakland As

 

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DCI NHL

Season: 378-282 (.573)

Boston vs. NEW JERSEY: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Pittsburgh vs. ATLANTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Edmonton vs. COLORADO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Detroit vs. CHICAGO: TOO CLOSE TO CALL
Dallas vs. MINNESOTA: TOO CLOSE TO CALL