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Last season saw over 2.5 goals hit in 7 out of 9 matches...

One of these teams is unbeaten in five with four wins...

It's a battle for 16th in the Bundesliga. ...

Is it too little too late for Cremonese? ...

This is Wolves last home game in the Premier League. ...

Ayo Dosunmu has recorded 9, 5, and 7 rebounds in his last three games, playing at least 30 minutes each. Victor Wembanyama has been pulling Rudy Goebert outside creating opportunities for Edwards and Dosunmo to get boards. Over the last 3 games, Dosunmu is averaging 11.3 rebounds chances a game. We only need 5. And we are getting plus money.

In his career, Anthony Edwards has 27+ points in six of eight games with his team's season on the line, for an average of 26.5 points per game. He’s also averaging 7.0 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game in these situations. This will come down to how many minutes the Wolves allow Ant-man to play. He’s coming off an injury, but saw 40+ minutes in Games 3 and 4. Game 5 he played 39 minutes in a blowout. In Game 3 and 4, he scored 32 and 36 points, while scoring 30 in the lone game in the Nuggets series in which he played 40+ minutes. Small sample size, but that’s 3-for-3 when playing 40 minutes this postseason.

Ayo Dosunmu is healthy again, which has resulted in him playing at least 30 minutes in each of the last three games. In those three games, he averaged 7.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists, hitting this over each time. Mike Conley Jr. can’t play many minutes at this stage of his career, so Dosunmu is likely locked into at least 30 minutes again in Game 6. That’s an important threshold for him because he averaged 5.3 rebounds and 4.6 assists across 20 games in which he logged at least 30 minutes during the regular season. Look for him to remain productive in both departments as the Timberwolves try to stave off elimination.

This has been a brutal matchup for Julius Randle. He's shooting 36.6 percent in the series, which includes 8 for 24 at home with eight turnovers. Following a strong Game 1, Randle has stayed Under this prop total the past four games. Bank on San Antonio's elite defense to keep frustrating Randle.

FanDuel. Dylan Harper continues to impress for the Spurs, and it’s evident that Mitch Johnson is looking for more ways to keep him on the court when it matters. The rookie has cleared this line in four of five games this series, including a 31 and 22 point plus rebound performance in Games 4 and 5 respectively. His size on the perimeter has posed problems for the Timberwolves, who do not send help defenders on ball-handlers (especially with Victor Wembanyama looming). The rookie’s confidence is clearly percolating, and this is a line he’s cleared in 23 of the last 33 games with a fully healthy Spurs lineup. I’d bet this to over 15.5 with confidence.

The Rockies have lost the last three starts by left-hander Kyle Freeland, who has allowed 17 combined runs in the losses. He also allowed six home runs, and all three losses went over the total. What I'm most excited about is the weather in Denver, which is expected to be 81° with winds at 9 mph blowing out to left field and a 10% chance of precipitation. Arizona should also help out with the scoring, as Merrill Kelly has allowed 20 runs over his last four starts, losing three of them. Just the over in Friday night's game.

Nolan Gorman has had a hit in five out of his last six games. This includes a key pinch hit at bat, that created separation in St. Louis’s Tuesday win over the Athletics. Gorman in his career has had decent success against Michael Wacha where he is hitting over .400 in seven at bats. Look for Gorman to break through with an extra base hit to cash his total bases line tonight.

Spencer Arrighetti has been one of the pleasant surprises in the first portion of the MLB season. He has not allowed more than five hits in any of his first five starts, but the walks are an issue. He has had three or more walks in four of his five starts, which cuts down on his innings. Brandon Nimmo has shown to be a much stronger hitter on the road with a .329 batting average, versus .231 at home. In a hitter friendly Daikin Park, take his combination props over.

Astros starter Spencer Arrighetti (4-1, 1.88 ERA) is a major regression candidate with an expected ERA of 5.40. The Rangers, who have won four of five, rank fifth in OPS on the road (.734) and ninth in OPS (.711) over the past seven days. Texas' Jack Leiter (16 strikeouts in 11.1 innings this month) should be in for a good start against a Houston offense that's produced 11 runs total over its past six games.

Cubs starter Edward Cabrera has allowed at least three runs in six straight starts. Sean Burke was knocked for six runs vs. the Mariners last time out, but tossed 13.1 scoreless frames in the previous two. The White Sox bullpen is a run better this month, and the hitting OPS is 70 points better. The Cubs rank fifth in MLB in scoring, but at 5.4 average a Wrigley inflates it. They’ve managed just three runs over their last four games, all losses. The White Sox have won three straight, scoring six runs in three of those victories.