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Las Vegas - First, the baseball diamond, and we're gonna rock the Blue Jays over the A's. Alex Manoah gets the start for Toronto and he was simply a BEAST in his last start against the Yankees. He allowed ONLY one hit through six innings and posted seven Ks. That's exactly what we saw from Manoah at the end of last season, when he closed with four straight wins, and allowed only five earned runs over 26 innings for a skinny 1.73 ERA.
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Las Vegas - REALLY early over in England, a 7:30 start in the East, and grabbing Tottenham over Brighton & Hove. The Spurs have been EN FUEGO, winning four in a row, and outscoring the opposition 14-2. Yea, FOURTEEN to TWO! That's like a 56-7 blowout in college football. One of those wins was at Brighton when they fed the Seagulls a 2-0 bagel. Expecting the Hotspur to stay HOT, and dropping a bundle of chips on captain Harry Kane and his boys.
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Las Vegas - New York, New York. National League style. Gonna jump on the Mets in their home opener at Citi Field against the Diamondbacks. The New Yorkers come home after a solid road trip, winning five of the first seven games. One of those wins was courtesy of Chris Bassitt who just came over from the Oakland A's. Bassitt turned in a gorgeous 12-4 (3.15 ERA) mark last year for the A's, and started this season with six innings worth of bagels against the Nationals.
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Las Vegas - Skating on to the NHL ice up in Canada and gonna rock the Canucks over the Coyotes. After sitting in last place, Vancouver fired coach Travis Greene and put Bruce Boudreau behind the bench. Double B took the job with a lifetime 567-302 record, so he knows how to win. His Canucks have a 28-21 mark since the takeover and are fighting for the 8th and final playoff spot. They need to jump over the Stars, Kings and Golden Knights, so it ain't gonna be easy.
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Las Vegas - Willie Green did a superb job in his first season as head coach of the Pelicans, but C'MON, Gregg Popovich is on the other bench. Willie has coached all of 82 games in his career, while Popp has the MOST WINS (1,344) in the history of the NBA. Popp has also coached a 'few' playoff games (284), has FIVE RINGS and a little piece of GOLD from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. So, we're giving Popp a 'slight' edge.
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