Wil the Phillies bats stay red hot? ...

Kevin Gausman is off to a rough start. ...

Is the total too high in Blue Jays-Nationals? ...

The Cavs try to finish off the Magic. ...

The Marlins are likely without their best hitter Saturday. ...

Too Low For The Pacers

Down to a Game 7. ...

Can the Wolves do the unthinkable? ...

We have played on him as many ways as possible…especially against whomever he guards. But I also like him to score.

Let’s play against Charlie Morton who gets eaten up by lefties….aka Freeman and Showtime

The Magic seemed to have unlocked the offense a bit and now they are going home to the Magic kingdom. I see a possibility where they get some FTs late and that we may be inflating the return of JAllen.

You know we blindly play on Daniel Gafford’s D….he draws Ivica Zubac under his 14.5 points. Gafford is a D beast.

Aaron Nola has been great at home and lately. We ride this with a lineup that should be able to get us enough in the first 5

I'm going to keep this one simple. At this point in the season, I like what I see from Juuse Saros more than what I've seen from Arturs Silovs. Throw in the home ice advantage for the Preds, and it adds up to playing the Nashville ML here.

Not often do cite TNT's Paul Bissonnette, but Biz hit the nail on the head a couple of nights ago when noting the Canucks seems to be playing with less reckless abandon as they did in the regular season, perhaps more concerned with building a moat around goalies Casey DeSmith and Arturs Silovs with Thatcher Demko out. Nashville has been outskating the Canucks for most of this series and pulled out a clutch comeback 2-1 win on the road in game 5 to stay alive. Juuse Saros performing well enough in goal, and if not for a few moments of madness late in Game 4, the Preds could be the ones looking to sew up the series tonight. Play Preds on Money Line