Jim Feist

Interleague action here on Saturday has Miami taking on the White Sox from Chicago. The Marlins are having a nice season thus far with a 35-28 record and in 2nd place in the NL East, 3.5-games back of the Braves. The Marlins have also won six straight and eight of their last 10 games. Meanwhile, the White Sox are 28-36 and in 3rd place in the AL Central, 3.5 games back of the Twins. The Marlins will start Eury Perez here today who is 3-1 in his five starts with a 2.25 ERA. He's give up no runs over his last two starts (10 innings). The Sox will counter with Dylan Cease who is 3-3 in his 13 starts with a 4.63 ERA. Miami has been hot and has a good pitcher on the mound. I'll take them here today. Play Miami.

Game four of the NBA Finals has the Denver Nuggets with a two games to one lead. The teams split the first two games in Denver and in their first game in Miami, the Nuggets dominated from start to finish winning, 109-94, covering the spread and the game going under. The Nuggets have now shot above 50% from the field in all three games while game three was their worst 3-point shooting at just 27.8%. Miami had their worst shooting performance in game three, hitting just 37% overall and 31.4% from the 3-point arc. This series has thus far been a classic rebound type series. The Nuggets take game one, Miami game two and then Denver game three. I look for the Heat to rebound again here in game four. They had a pretty dismal performance in game three and will look to make amends for that showing. Take the points here in game four with the Miami Heat.