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Las Vegas - Heard there was a little something called the NFL draft tonight. Not interested in picking who is gonna go 1st. But if you are, DON'T bother, because Alabama QB Bryce Young is an OVERWHELMING favorite. Depending on where you shop, Young is anywhere from -$1600 to -$2000. NOT interested. However, might take a teeny tiny little taste of Ohio State QB CJ Stroud at 25/1. But the prop that REALLY has my wallet tingling is, how many trades will there be in the 1st round?
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Las Vegas - Not sure who the Royals are gonna send out to the mound, but DON'T really care. As long as Zac Gallen is throwing for the Diamondbacks, Arizona is my first and only love tonight. Lemme tell you a little about Gallen if you've been going to sleep early and have not seen any news or box scores from out West. After an ugly opening start, and a so-so second outing, Zac has found it, and is throwing nothing but BAGELS.
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Las Vegas - If you're wondering why the Kings/Warriors switched favorites and the line moved FIVE POINTS, I have the answer. It's because Sacramento guard De'Aaron Fox fractured the tip of his left index finger, his shooting hand, and is now listed as doubtful.
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Las Vegas - Get out your passport because we're leaving the country, heading to Toronto and betting the Blue Jays over the White Sox. The Jays will be very happy to head home after a six game road trip, and thrilled to have Chris Bassitt on the mound. After a lousy opening start, Bassitt has won two of three and allowed only four earned runs over 18 innings. But Sox starter Lance Lynn is the main reason for this pick.
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Las Vegas - It's hard to beat teams twice in a row. Really hard to beat teams three times in a row. But basically impossible to post four straight wins against any opponent. That was the case with the Celtics and Hawks going into the third game of their playoff series. Boston came roaring into Atlanta with three straight wins over the Hawks. And all rather easy. The Cs beat Atlanta 120-114 in Boston to close out the regular season.
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