Vegas has a simple equation: win or get to overtime, and the Golden Knights wrap up the Pacific Division and the No. 1 overall seed in the Western Conference. Earning the top seed would give Vegas home-ice advantage until the Stanley Cup Finals, and the Golden Knights would get the most manageable first-round series in facing Winnipeg.
Nate is back with some of the expert picks for the RBC Heritage from the Clubhouse Picks crew.
Can Holloway fend off the emerging Brit? Or will ‘Almighty’ break through and earn his shot at the gold? Read on to find out how these fiery featherweights match up and if there are any odds to take advantage of.
Dan Angell is back to preview tonights matchup between the red-hot Rays and the Boston Red Sox. Click for his picks.
Nate is here to preview the course and give a tournament primer on the 2023 RBC Heritage.
I’ll take the price on the fish and hope that Nola craps out. If he throws a two-hitter against me, I’ll drink a non-alcoholic beverage before hitting the sack. Â
I don’t do a lot of run lines in MLB but this one sticks out like a sore thumb. Boston is hitting everybody and they are averaging nine runs per game against south-paws this season while hitting over .300 as a team.
They’ll be one of the teams least affected by the new restrictions placed on defensive shifts. The aforementioned quickness, butter-smooth glove-work, laser arms, and a general lack of drop off from the starters to the bench players make for a defense of steady hands that would be the envy of every sufferer of Sunday Scaries slouched in their seat at the Sasquatch Saloon.
Toronto has had to score a lot of runs out of necessity because the Jays’ starters have routinely left the offense needing to carry the load. Already, the Blue Jays have given up nine runs on four occasions this season, and the starters carry a combined 4.79 ERA.