This is a play on the CLEVELAND INDIANS for our MLB Tuesday Sweet Spot. This line has come down quite a bit from the opening number as the value is squarely on the Indians now. Cleveland took three of four against Baltimore to end last weekend but lost the opener of this series against Oakland last night as it tried to rally from a 3-0 deficit but came up short. The Indians are still 14-9 at home which is the fourth best home record in the American League. Cleveland is 39-16 in its last 55 home games against teams with a road winning percentage of less than .400. Oakland has won four straight games as it swept the Tigers and despite the four straight road wins, Oakland is 9-15 for the season on the highway. Going back, the A's are 2-5 in their last seven road games against teams with a home winning percentage of greater than .600. The A's look to remain hot against Trevor Bauer, who aims to rebound after allowing two homers and a career-high-tying seven earned runs Thursday against the Orioles. It was the second time in three outings he yielded seven earned runs. Despite this, he has a 3.76 ERA and 1.16 WHIP on the season. And he has dominated Oakland the last two seasons with a 1.32 ERA. The A's are 7-19 in their last 26 road games against a right-handed starters. Oakland counters with Chris Bassitt who has been strong through five starts but he has yet to face a strong offensive team. 10* (914) Cleveland Indians

This is a play on the SAN JOSE SHARKS for our NHL Tuesday Breakaway. St. Louis is coming off its most complete game of the postseason as it shut out the Sharks 5-0 on the road Sunday to take a 3-2 lead in this series and apparently, the linesmakers are leaning toward that most people are thinking this series is over based on this number. The Blues were slight underdogs so the fact they are favored is no surprise but by how much is as they closed at -135 in their last home game and are now as high as -170 in some places for Game Six. The Sharks are 4-0 in elimination games this postseason, as they trailed the Golden Knights three games to one in the first round and were tied 3-3 with the Avalanche in the second. One can argue that Jordan Binnington is coming off a spectacular game where he put up a shutout and while taking nothing away from him, he only faced 21 shots. Here, we play on teams against the money line in the second half of the season that are averaging three or more gpg on the season, after getting shutout in their previous game. This situation is 64-29 (68.8 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (25) San Jose Sharks

This is a play on the MILWAUKEE BUCKS for our NBA Tuesday Enforcer. We had Toronto in Game Three and it was a fortunate cover that took double-overtime to complete and that only proved that the Bucks are dominating the postseason for a reason. Milwaukee could be ahead 3-0 if it had shot better than 14-44 from three-point range. Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 12 points, his worst scoring night in four months, on 5-16 shooting, with eight turnovers. He was still just one of only two starters that finished on the plus side as his numbers were actually better than Kris Middleton and Eric Bledsoe who both went 3-16 from the floor, including 1-6 from long range and had a combined eight assists against eight turnovers. The Bucks have to remain positive as their best player had an off night and a lot went wrong at both ends of the court and they still had a win well within their reach. They have been in this position 23 times this season and they are 22-1 following a loss while going 19-4 against the number. Shockingly, that one loss came against Phoenix of all teams but there was no Middleton at the time and 17 of those wins came by double-digits. Included in that record is a 12-2 ATS mark coming off a road loss. 10* (503) Milwaukee Bucks