Matt Fargo

This is a play on the WASHINGTON WIZARDS for our Friday Free Play. Washington is coming off a solid opening night as it defeated Toronto by 15 points as a slight underdog and it heads into Friday as a slight home favorite. The Wizards were led by Bradley Beal who had 23 points and got 22 points from Montrezl Harrell off the bench. They played a great game defensively as they held Toronto to just 83 points on 31 percent shooting which made up for their dreadful long range shooting as Washington hit just 19 percent from behind the arc on 5-27 shooting. That will not last especially against an Indiana defense that allowed 42 percent from long range against Charlotte. The Pacers will not be in a good mindset tonight as they blew a 23-point lead against the Hornets and they are shorthanded on top of it as they went with just an eight-man rotation on Wednesday. Here, we play against underdogs off a road loss of three points or less, team from last season with a winning percentage between .450 and .550 of their games. This situation is 27-5 ATS (84.4 percent) since 1996. Play (538) Washington Wizards

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This is a play on the BOSTON RED SOX for our MLB Game of the Week. The Red Sox are on the brink of elimination as they will have to take the next two games on the road to advance to the World Series. It will not be easy in Houston but we like their chances in Game Six. This series could be in their favor as the Red Sox had a chance to win Game One but squandered a 3-1 lead and lost, 5-4, creating urgency for Game Two the next day which they won with the same pitching matchup going tonight. The bats have gone ice cold for Boston as after scoring 25 runs through the first three games, it has plated just three runs the last two games and a 2-1 series lead has turned into a 3-2 deficit. Meanwhile, the Houston offense has come back to life, scoring nine runs in each of the last two games to squarely put the pressure on Boston. The Red Sox have been here before though so they are not feeling it. Nathan Eovaldi gets the ball for Boston and he is exactly what the Red Sox need. He has given his team at least five innings in all three starts, something not many starters have done this October. As a starter in the postseason, Eovaldi is 2-0 with a 3.45 ERA, holding opponents to a .200 average. Houston counters with rookie Luis Garcia, who lasted just one inning in his Game Two start before leaving with a knee strain so who knows how effective he is going to be. In his first start of the postseason against the White Sox, he allowed five runs in just 2.2 innings so his 24.54 postseason ERA is not exactly a confidence builder. 10* (921) Boston Red Sox

This is a play on the DALLAS STARS for our NHL Western Conference Game of the Month. Dallas is off to a 2-2 start to the season, with the two wins coming in overtime and in a shootout, and that .500 record is not ideal but all four of those games came on the road and this is the home opener for the Stars. Scoring has been an issue as they are averaging only 1.75 gpg but they are making up for it with another solid defense that is allowing only 2.25 gpg. Braden Holtby has been excellent as he has a .947 save percentage and should be even better at home in front of the home fans for the first time in forever. The Kings scored just one goal in their first road game of the season and scoring away from home was the issue last season and was with playing in front of no one. They surprised Vegas in their season opener with a 6-2 win as they fired 47 shots but it has dried up since then as they have only 57 shots on goal over their last two games combined. The defense has been solid with a 2.33 GAA and part of that has been discipline as they have had to defend only four man down situations, which is fewest in the league, allowing only one power play goal. The Kings are 6-18 in their last 24 games when their opponent allows two goals or less in their previous game while the Stars are 6-2 in their last eight games when their opponent allows two goals or less in their previous game. 10* (6) Dallas Stars

This is a play on the NEW ORLEANS PELICANS for our NBA Friday Enforcer. We won with Chicago as it took down Detroit on the road by six points thanks to a huge game from Zach LeVine who finished with 34 points on 11-17 shooting including going 11-11 from the free throw line. Other than LeVine, the Bulls looked pretty average and they got just 10 points from their bench. Overall, Chicago shot just 43 percent from the floor including 30 percent from long range so there is not a whole lot to be excited about just yet with newcomers DeMar DeRozan, Nikola Vucevic and Lonzo Ball still trying to get into a rhythm. New Orleans got thumped at home by 20 points against Philadelphia and will look to rebound from that effort. The Pelicans were tied at halftime before Philadelphia broke it open in the second half. After three solid season in Memphis, Jonas Valanciunas could not get anything going inside against the Sixers interior as he finished with just nine points on 3-19 shooting. Two bright spots were Brandon Ingram who scored a team high 25 points and second year guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker chipped in 23 points after coming on strong late last season. Here, we play on underdogs of 3.5 to 9.5 points in non-conference games in first six games of the season, after closing out last season with three or more straight ATS losses. This situation is 36-15 ATS (70.6 percent) since 1996. 10* (545) New Orleans Pelicans

This is a play on the UCF KNIGHTS for our CFB Friday Star Attraction. Memphis snapped a three-game losing streak with an 18-point win over Navy this past Saturday to move back over .500 on the season. The Tigers are just 1-2 on the road compared to 3-1 at home and they are now catching a pissed off team Friday night. This is a solid team on offense but the one thing that they do not do is utilize the legs of its quarterback which has hurt a few times this season for the UCF defense as it has struggled against mobile quarterbacks. The focus is now the big play receivers. The Tigers are 3-12-1 ATS in their last 16 games as a road underdog. UCF is coming off a blowout loss at Cincinnati on Saturday which was its third loss in four games and the Knights have now failed to cover four straight games. They are 3-0 at home which includes an impressive win over Boise St at the start of the season. The Knights are 23-8 ATS in their last 31 games after accumulating less than 170 yards passing in their previous game. Here, we play against all teams where the line is +3 to -3 with a turnover defense forcing one or fewer tpg, after four consecutive games with a turnover margin of -1 or worse. This situation is 30-8 ATS (78.9 percent) since 1992. 10* (320) UCF Knights