Matt Fargo

This is a play on the NEW YORK METS for our Sunday Free Play. The Mets snapped their seven-game slide with an 11-4 win on Saturday and they carry that into Sunday night. David Peterson has gotten off to a great start this season with a 2.60 ERA through 14 starts and going back to last season, he has a 2.77 ERA which is No. 5 among 74 starting pitchers that have gone at least 200 innings. He does face a tough Phillies offense but his one advantage against this lineup is that he has allowed only two home runs in his last 14 outings. Philadelphia counters with Jesus Luzardo who got off to a solid start by allowing three runs or less in his first 11 outings but he has imploded since then. Over his last four starts, he has a 13.50 ERA covering 16.2 innings and he now faces a Mets offense that got some life back on Saturday and he could be in for another short outing which is also bad news for the bullpen that has logged 10 innings the last two games. Play (959) New York Mets

+$11,520 MLB run. It was a 1-2 baseball Saturday with the +100 Angels hitting with the A.L. West Game of the Month and we close the weekend HUGE. TWO MLB Winners for the SWEEP. NBA 10-3 Run going into Sunday.

This is a play on the OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER for our NBA Game of the Month. This is the first NBA Finals Game Seven since 2016 and we are seeing one of the biggest lines in a Game Seven in NBA history. That being said, it has actually come down with early money hitting Indiana, bringing the number down to seven in most spots from the 8.5 opener. The home/road dichotomy for the Thunder has been glaring as they are 5-5 on the road but now are back home where they are 10-2 and the margins are even more obvious as the Oklahoma City average scoring margin in the playoffs is +21 at home compared to -7 on the road. In the 10 home wins, nine have been by double digits with the exception being a seven-point win over Denver in Game Five of the conference semifinals and even in the two losses which were by three points combined, the Thunder had leads of 14 and 15 points. The Thunder were lazy and lethargic in Game Six as they committed 21 turnovers and they were just 8-30 from long range. Both areas will be cleaned up as will the defensive intensity with the home floor being the difference once again which extends the NBA run of the home team being 15-4 in Game Seven finals. 10* (514) Oklahoma City Thunder

This is a play on the BOSTON RED SOX as part of our MLB Sunday Double Play. After taking the series opener on Friday, Boston lost Game Two 3-2 with the two runs coming in the ninth inning and just falling short. The Red Sox have won eight of ten games and turn to Lucas Giolito whose first season in Boston has been interesting. He was not good at Fenway Park prior to coming over and this year has been no different with a 7.66 ERA and 1.97 WHIP in five starts, three of which allowing six runs or more. He has made four road starts and has posted a 1.93 ERA and 0.90 WHIP while giving up two runs in his last three. Robbie Ray is looking like the Robbie Ray of 2021 when he won the Cy Young with Toronto but he has looked off his last two outings and Boston has crushed lefties this season, sitting No. 3 in batting average and OPS while their 21 home runs are ninth most in the league. He has received no run support at home with the Giants scoring four runs or less in six of eight starts. 10* (977) Boston Red Sox

This is a play on the COLORADO ROCKIES as part of our MLB Sunday Double Play. We have to pick our spots with Colorado and this is one of those with the Rockies having lost three straight games which came after a rare five-game winning streak. There is not much positive to say about Antonio Senzatela other than the fact he is coming off a solid start last time out against Washington. He has had an inconsistent season obviously but he has only four bad starts, two on the road and two at home, the latter against Milwaukee and San Francisco with one of those coming all the way back in April. This is more of a play against Arizona and Brandon Pfaadt who is having a season reminiscent of his 2023 season with nearly identical bad numbers. He has been serviceable at home with a 4.08 ERA but in eight road outings, he has a 6.53 ERA while allowing 12 home runs. Despite 65 career starts with Arizona, he has never pitched at Coors Field and we see problems come Sunday. 10* (956) Colorado Rockies