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YESTERDAY'S PLAYS
| Match Up | Pick | Rating | Score | Result | Profit | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diamondbacks vs Padres | Diamondbacks +115 | Top Premium | 7-10 | Loss | -100 | Show |
| Boise State vs Western Michigan | Boise State -7 -110 | Premium | 32-7 | Win | 100 | Show |
| Houston vs Georgia Southern | Georgia Southern +17½ -105 | Free | 42-28 | Win | 100 | Show |
| Middle Tennessee State vs Jacksonville State | UNDER 51½ -105 | Premium | 13-23 | Win | 100 | Show |
| Oregon vs USC | USC +3 -105 | Premium | 41-27 | Loss | -105 | Show |
| Oklahoma vs Georgia | UNDER 45 -110 | Premium | 13-41 | Loss | -110 | Show |
| Ole Miss vs Florida | Florida -3 -110 | Top Premium | 28-52 | Win | 100 | Show |
PICKS IN PROGRESS
4* VEGAS INSIDER on Fever +160
The +160 price on Indiana implies about a 38% win probability.
The numbers say that's too cheap for this matchup.
Over their last 10, the Fever are posting a 114.5 offensive rating on a .560 eFG%.
The Aces sit at 115 and .560 in the same window.
Identical shooting efficiency, identical offensive output.
This isn't a mismatch on that end.
The real opposition case is the Las Vegas defense, and it's legitimate.
A 99.6 defensive rating and +15.4 net over their last 10 is elite.
But that run came with NaLyssa Smith in the lineup, and she's now out.
That's 11.7 points and 24.3 minutes a night gone from the frontcourt, with Brianna Turner forced into the starting unit.
Dana Evans is out too.
The defense the market is paying for is not fully intact.
Indiana has injury questions of its own.
Aliyah Boston is day to day and Caitlin Clark is managing a back issue.
But Clark is expected to play, and her 1-of-12, 2-point outing Thursday is the outlier, not the trend.
She shot 36.1% from deep this season with 22.3 points and 8.3 assists a game.
Kelsey Mitchell adds 24.7 a night.
That backcourt travels.
Indiana also took the season series from Las Vegas this year, so the head-to-head tape backs the number.
This is a price play.
Two offenses producing at the same level, both rotations banged up, and one side paying +160.
I take that trade.
I like the Fever
4* VEGAS INSIDER on Diamondbacks -128
This is a Game 162 motivation play.
Arizona sits at 86-75 and needs a win to keep its NL Wild Card hopes alive.
San Diego is 90-71, already clinched its playoff spot, and has home-field hosting rights locked up.
One team is playing for its season.
The other is playing out the string.
The pitching matchup leans Arizona too.
Diamondbacks starter Michael Soroka is 9-5 with a 3.31 ERA and comes in sharp.
Over his last two starts against Miami and Colorado he threw 12 innings, allowed 2 earned runs, struck out 15 and walked 2.
Padres starter Randy Vasquez is 10-6 with a 4.01 ERA, and the bigger question is how long he even stays in this game.
San Diego opens a Wild Card series in days.
Expect a short leash on the starter and early exits for the regulars.
The fair knock on this play is Soroka's peripherals.
His 4.09 xERA and .311 xwOBA say he's outperformed his contact quality this season.
That matters over a full year.
It matters less in one September start where the opposing lineup may not play nine innings at full strength and the opposing manager has zero reason to burn his best bullpen arms.
Yes, -128 on the road against a 90-win team looks steep on paper.
But records stop meaning much when one side has clinched.
The desperate team with the hotter starter at a short price is the side.
I like the Diamondbacks
4* VEGAS INSIDER on Marlins -103
This is a Game 162 spot, and the price tells the story.
Atlanta comes in at 94-67 with its playoff seed locked and a Wild Card Series starting Tuesday.
Miami is 79-82 and playing its home finale in front of its own crowd.
When one side is managing workloads and the other is playing a real game, I'll take the motivated team at -103 every time.
The pitching matchup backs it up.
Braves starter JR Ritchie is 1-4 with a 4.79 ERA and a 4.92 xERA, and the control is the problem.
He's walked 3 or more in four of his last five starts and got tagged for 6 earned runs in 4.2 innings by the Cubs on September 16.
He doesn't pitch deep, which means Atlanta's bullpen gets involved early on a day when the high-leverage arms should be untouchable.
Marlins starter Janson Junk has been sharp down the stretch, allowing 1 earned run or fewer in four of his last five starts, including 5 shutout innings with 6 strikeouts against Chicago on September 22.
The case against this play is real.
Junk got blown up for 8 earned runs by the Mets at home on September 9, and Atlanta's top half with Acuna, Olson, and Riley is a different class than Miami's lineup on paper.
But paper doesn't matter when the manager's priority is getting everyone to Tuesday healthy.
Expect early hooks and a shielded bullpen from the Atlanta side.
The market has this nearly even for a reason.
I think it should lean further toward the home side.
I like the Marlins
5* NO BRAINER on Angels +162
This is a price play, not a team play.
At +162, the market is treating Mariners starter Logan Gilbert like the version from June.
That's not who has been taking the mound lately.
Gilbert's season numbers are strong: 3.81 ERA, 3.70 xERA.227 average against.
I'm not arguing he's better than Angels starter Yusei Kikuchi over the full season.
He is, and that gap is the whole opposition case here.
But recent tape matters at this price.
Gilbert gave up 4 earned runs on 10 hits in 4 innings against Houston on September 22.
On September 4 the Athletics tagged him for 7 earned on 8 hits in 4.2 innings.
That's 11 earned runs in two of his last four starts.
Steady favorites don't do that.
Kikuchi's 4.88 ERA looks ugly, but he's allowed 2 or fewer earned runs in 4 of his last 5 starts.
That includes 6 shutout innings at Pittsburgh on September 5 and 2 earned over 7 against Philadelphia on August 30.
The walks are the real risk.
Seattle drew 5 free passes off him in 4.1 innings on September 16, and he can't repeat that.
But he doesn't need to be great.
He needs to keep the game in reach the way he has for a month.
Game 162 with nothing on the line for either club flattens the talent gap too.
Seattle is 75-86 and playing out the string same as the 62-99 Angels.
I'd need roughly 62% confidence to lay the other side of this number.
Gilbert's recent form doesn't support it.
I like the Angels
3* HEAVY HITTER on Titans +3
The Giants are laying 3 at home with Jameis Winston under center and an injury report that gets worse every day.
Jaxson Dart sprained his knee on New York's first possession Monday night.
Follow-up tests revealed more damage, and season-ending surgery is now on the table.
John Harbaugh tried to calm things down: "There's no question.
The fact that it's not that outcome that you're talking about, the devastating outcome, is really good news." A day later the reporting shifted, and the market shifted with it.
This line went from Giants -6 to -3.
Winston's relief work Monday was ugly: 11 of 27 for 111 yards, no touchdowns and an interception in a 28-6 loss to the Rams.
He gets a full week of prep now, but he may do it without left tackle Andrew Thomas (groin), Malik Nabers (shoulder) and Brian Burns (ankle).
All three are questionable.
The Titans are 0-2, but they took the Eagles to the wire Sunday, losing 24-20.
That defense picked off Jalen Hurts twice.
Amani Hooker returned one 92 yards, and Marcus Harris grabbed another in the fourth quarter to set up a 20-17 lead.
Rookie linebacker Anthony Hill hasn't missed a snap and already has 26 tackles through two games.
Titans quarterback Cam Ward has been conservative, just 323 passing yards through two games, but he hasn't turned the ball over once.
In a game where both offenses project to struggle, the ball-secure team getting points is the right side.
Two limited offenses, one defense playing well, and a field goal in my pocket.
I like the Titans
3* HEAVY HITTER on Bucs +1½
Minnesota is 2-0, but look at how they got there.
Last Sunday's win over the Bears was 9-3 in rain and wind, and every Vikings point came on Will Reichard field goals from 35, 49 and 39 yards.
Justin Jefferson led all pass catchers in that game with 55 yards.
Neither team cracked 200 passing yards.
That is not an offense rolling into Tampa in rhythm.
Now Kyler Murray takes the ball back.
He was concussed 11 snaps into his Vikings debut, which means his first real action in this offense comes on the road in Week 3.
Head coach Kevin O'Connell is already telegraphing a careful approach: "And my expectation is we're going to protect the football and play our role offensively while continuing to grow and look like the offense we know that we can become." That is coachspeak for training wheels.
The backfield is thin too.
Jordan Mason is on IR with a thumb injury, and Aaron Jones briefly left the Bears game with a knee issue after handling the bulk of the carries.
The depth behind him has barely played.
The Vikings' pass rush is the reason this number exists.
Dallas Turner leads the league with 20 pressures, and Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield has been sacked 7 times through two games.
That risk is real, but it is already baked into the price.
A home dog getting points against a rusty quarterback on a conservative script, with a full week to prepare for exactly that, is the side I want.
I like the Bucs
5* NO BRAINER on Texans -2½
Two 0-2 teams, but these records were not built the same way.
Indianapolis has been carved up on defense.
The Colts are giving up 37 points per game through 2 weeks, losing 41-23 to Baltimore at home and 33-30 in overtime at Kansas City.
That secondary just got thinner too.
Charvarius Ward is questionable after exiting Sunday with a groin issue.
Houston's losses look different.
The Texans dropped a 20-6 game to Cincinnati where the defense held up fine and the offense stalled.
Even with Nico Collins out, C.J.
Stroud threw for 353 yards and Texans tight end Dalton Schultz posted a 12-140 line on 14 targets.
The pieces are there.
The finishing wasn't.
Collins is expected to miss this one, but Indy is banged up at receiver too.
Alec Pierce is doubtful with a heel issue and could land on injured reserve.
The Colts already lost their leading 2025 receiver's production once this year, and Keenan Allen hasn't filled the gap.
He's stuck in a 12-game touchdown drought dating back to last season.
The head-to-head tells you who owns this matchup.
Houston has won 3 straight against Indianapolis, including a 38-30 win in the regular-season finale last January.
The Colts haven't won a game since, a skid that now sits at 9 straight losses.
Jonathan Taylor keeps Indy competitive, but Houston's front seven is built to make him one-dimensional.
When the Colts have to throw to catch up, this defense wins the down.
A short number against a team that can't stop anyone is the right side.
I like the Texans
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