Art Aronson Handicapper at AAA Sports

This is an 8* play on the OVER

Las Vegas is off its best game of the season. The Aces clobbered New York by a score of 100-65, easily their largest margin of victory in any game this season. (But all three wins have been by at least 13 points). Despite scoring 100 points, the game still stayed Under, which was the fourth straight Under for LV. Here they're matched up against a Minnesota team on a three-game losing streak, which you don't see all that often. The Lynx are usually one of the league's better teams, but they're giving up a lot of points in 2019. The last two home games have seen them allow at least 85. Las Vegas is allowing 81 PPG on the road. The Over is 7-3 the last 10 meetings here in Minnesota. Number is too low for this Sunday night affair. Play OVER Las Vegas-Minnesota

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This is a 10* on OVER Cubs-Dodgers

The Cubs denied us a second straight win in this series (won with the Dodgers Friday) with a two-run rally in the ninth last night (we had the Dodgers Friday). That would have also been the Dodgers third straight win over the Cubs had Anthony Rizzo not connected on a 2-run HR. Nevertheless, we're going to continue playing this series, only this time looking at the total. While last night's game certainly featured little in the way of scoring, the first two games saw 10 and 8 total runs scored. The Dodgers are averaging 5.6 runs/game at home while the Cubs average 5.5 on the road. The key here will be the Cubs getting a few at the expense of Hyun-Jin Ryu, who has been just incredible this year. In his last seven starts, Ryu has allowed all of three runs in 50 2/3 innings! He's walked only five batters all year. But we think the Cubs can get a few off him (Ryu has a 4.24 ERA in three previous starts against them) and their starter Jose Quintana is 0-3 over his last four starts with a 5.48 ERA. Play OVER Cubs-Dodgers

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This is an 8* play on MILWAUKEE

The Brewers have stumbled the last two days, dropping a couple of games to the last place Giants. Milwaukee still remains in a first place tie (with the Cubs) over in the NL Central though and can at least preserve that by avoiding the sweep Sunday. We think they will. Chase Anderson gets the baseball in this important spot and has pitched well before here at Oracle Park. (He's 2-0 with a 2.50 ERA in three starts). Anderson allowed just two runs and four hits his last start. The Giants did score 8 runs while banging out 15 hits Saturday, but they are still one of the worse offensive teams in the league. They are 28th (3rd worst) in runs scored and have the NL's lowest batting average. They're on a season-high four game win streak right now, but that pretty much speaks to how bad the team has been most of the way. Jeff Samardzija has a 5.28 ERA his last three starts and is 1-4 his last five starts. Christian Yelich of the Brewers is 6 for 16 all-time against Samardzija. SF is still just 15-39 its last 54 games vs. a team that has a winning record. Play on MILWAUKEE

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