NBA | Miami @ Denver | 06/02 | 12:30 AM UTC
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ANALYSIS: The Nuggets are well-rested entering Game 1. ...
ANALYSIS: The Nuggets are well-rested entering Game 1. ...
ANALYSIS: The visiting Angels took the series opener, 6-4. ...
ANALYSIS: It's now time to fade the A's again! ...
ANALYSIS: Atlanta looks to take advantage of the A's out west. ...
ANALYSIS: Miles Mikolas had success vs. the Royals the first time around. ...
ANALYSIS: I wanted to share the four plays I think have the most value after the schedule release ...
ANALYSIS: Yankees regulars Anthony Rizzo and Anthony Volpe are out of the lineup against dynamic Mariners rookie Bryce Miller (1.15 ERA). Volpe is struggling but always a threat on the bases. Rizzo has been the team's best all-around hitter not named Aaron Judge.
ANALYSIS: Everyone knows the Celtics are winning this game. But then why take Miami and the points? The wheels officially are off for the Heat, but now they can play loose, and they already have won two games in Boston.
ANALYSIS: Eloy Jimenez can't solve all the White Sox's problems but some if he's finally healthy and hitting. Michael Kopech can't solve all the White Sox's problems but some if he's finally healthy. Kopech hasn't allowed a run in back-to-back starts spanning 15.2 innings. LA's Griffin Canning has a 5.74 road ERA.
ANALYSIS: Nats starter Trevor Williams has served up five homers in his last 18.1 innings, which doesn't bode well for his Monday start at Dodger Stadium. Even though LA will be without Max Muncy, Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, James Outman, J.D. Martinez, Chris Taylor and Will Smith all are in the lineup and pose long-ball threats. Impressive Dodgers rookie Bobby Miller should excel against a Nats lineup that ranks 24th in OPS (.678) versus right-handed pitching.
ANALYSIS: Houston’s J.P. France struggled in his first start at home. He allowed six earned runs to the Cubs in 3.2 innings of work. France now faces a Minnesota team resting some key bats. The Twins are hitting .214 with a .665 OPS on the road this season. The Astros have their full lineup to face Sonny Gray, who hasn’t pitched more then five innings in May. Gray allowed one earned run off Houston back in April at home, but that was without Jose Altuve.
ANALYSIS: Always nice to get Houston this cheaply at home. Sonny Gray has been fantastic for Minnesota but coming back to earth this month with a 3.72 ERA. The Twins are banged up in the lineup, including no Byron Buxton. The Astros are 14-3 in their last 17 games to put them a season-high 10 games above .500. Dustin : The Astros are 14-3 in their last 17 games to put them a season-high 10 games above .500. Astros skipper Dusty Baker can tie Hall of Famer Joe McCarthy (2,125) for eighth on the all-time list with a win today
ANALYSIS: Our SportslineAI likes the Boston Celtics to do what has never been done before and win game 7 after being down 3-0, more specifically, win by 4.5 points. 151 teams have been down 3-0, Boston is only the fourth team in history to even force a game 7. None of the previous 3 won and with this line they need to win by 8. I will take the Heat and the points.
ANALYSIS: Domingo German returns from a suspension and is looking to pick up right where he left off. German has allowed fewer hits than innings pitched in all nine starts. He has been at his best over his last four, allowing nine hits and four earned runs in 17 innings, for a 2.12 ERA. Bryce Miller is having an amazing start to his big-league career, but he is overdue for a bad start after five that were well above average. Miller is solid, but I'm not going to have a knee-jerk reaction to his early success.