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[1%] Free Play on Rangers under 8 -115

UNDER 140

UCONN and Illinois meet in the Final 4 and the under is worth a move. UConn’s defense has been a difference maker all season and especially in the tournament. They shut down shooters and they’re one of the best defensive rebounding teams. They’re going to set the tone earlier and force Illinois into a much slower game than they’d like. This is going to be a half court type of game with both teams slowing the tempo down. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be cheap bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Tonight’s FREE selection is a strong lean on the UNDER 140. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

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Phillies vs Rockies 
4:10 EST 
7-Unit bet on the Phillies priced as a favorite (TBD expected –175) 

The Phillies delivered a stirring late comeback Wednesday, rallying past the Nationals 6–5 in 10 innings after trailing for most of the night. Washington appeared firmly in control after CJ Abrams blasted a three‑run homer in the seventh inning, pushing the Nationals ahead 5–1. Philadelphia answered immediately, though, when J.T. Realmuto homered in the bottom of the seventh to spark life into the ballpark. Bryce Harper followed with a solo shot in the eighth, trimming the deficit to two and shifting momentum back toward the home dugout. 

The decisive swing came in the ninth. With two runs already in and the crowd on its feet, Edmundo Sosa lined a single that tied the game at 5–5, capitalizing on defensive miscues and forcing extra innings. The Phillies’ bullpen held firm from there, setting the stage for the rookie to finish it off. In the 10th, Justin Crawford delivered the final blow, lining an RBI single to right field to score the winning run and complete a dramatic comeback from a four‑run hole. The victory showcased Philadelphia’s resilience and timely power, turning what looked like a frustrating loss into one of the season’s early signature wins. 

MLB teams that trailed by three or more runs through the 7th inning to a divisional rival and then won the game have compiled a 50-34 record that has averaged a –109 wager, resulting in a 14% ROI since 2004.  
 
Aaron Nola is the starter for this game and for his career has posted a team record of 8-3 record and has allowed an average on 0.82 home runs per start. He has been prone to the long ball in recent seasons, but oddly enough he has minimized those when facing the Rockies. Even when he has started at Coors Field, he is 4-2 allowing 0.83 home runs per start. Of note, is that oin these six road starts against the Rockies, the NERF bet (runs scored in the first inning) is a near-perfect 5-1.  

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