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Today’s best NBA bets

Boston Celtics at Detroit Pistons (N/A)

Boston’s Rasheed Wallace has always had the mentality of a shooting guard trapped in a power forward’s body. He never saw a 3-pointer he wouldn’t take.

But the Celtics have called upon Sheed to show off his skills in the low post lately and will again tonight with center Kendrick Perkins out with the flu.

“Every guy in the league loves to watch that. They love him shooting 3’s,” a Celtics assistant told the Boston Herald about Wallace’s play in the paint. “Unstoppable. Unstoppable. He’s got so many moves down on the low block that you can’t stop him. That’s why we love to see him outside.”

Since vowing to spend more time in the paint after the All-Star break, Wallace has attempted just 64 treys compared to 431 tries in the first half. He is shooting .342 from 3-point range but .518 from inside the arc.

“That’s where I was born at. That’s my bread and butter. That’s what I want,” Wallace said of his inside game. “That’s what I want, but if that play design is for that 3, then that’s what I have to do.”

Sheed should be extra motivated to return to Motown and play against former teammate Ben Wallace. Pistons centers Kwame Brown (flu) and Chris Wilcox (back) are listed as questionable. The Celtics welcome Paul Pierce back too.

Pick: Celtics

Golden State Warriors at Miami Heat (N/A)

The Miami Heat are taking one step forward while the Golden State Warriors are taking two steps back.

Dwyane Wade returned Sunday after missing four games with a calf muscle strain. He didn’t have his A-game, scoring just 21 points on 6 for 17 shooting, but it was a good sign for the Heat, losers of four straight.

“I was a little rusty. I’m not back to where I want to be,” Wade told the Orlando Sentinel following Sunday’s loss to the Magic. “But I did some things that were positive, so I can move forward.”

The Warriors wish they could do the same but put two more players to their growing list of walking wounded. Guard Monta Ellis, who averages 25.7 points per game, and forward Andris Biedrins (groin) did not make the trip with the team.

The Warriors start a five-game road swing tonight after losing their last six as visitors.

Pick: Heat
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ICE PICKS

Today’s best NHL bets

Montreal Canadiens at Boston Bruins (-175, 5)

Every Montreal player who participated in the Olympics – with the exception of Jaroslav Halak – was back at practice Sunday. But the Habs may have been happier to welcome a few injured players back into their lineup, such as Benoit Pouliot, Andrei Kostitsyn and Paul Mara.

Head coach Jacques Lemaire decided to keep things light during Saturday’s practice putting together a 3-on-3 scrimmage with one team representing Canada and the other representing the world followed by short track speed skating race.

Montreal is still without leading scorer Mike Cammalleri who spent part of the break in Florida getting treatment on his injured right knee. But even without Cammalleri, the Habs should be a much tougher opponent than the one Boston beat 3-0 at home on Feb. 7.

Pick: Canadiens

Buffalo Sabres at Pittsburgh Penguins (N/A)

As luck would have it, two days after Canada’s big win over the U.S. in the gold medal game, Sidney Crosby and Ryan Miller square off once again, this time in their respective NHL uniforms.

Miller was dominant in net throughout the tournament for the Americans earning the tournament MVP title, but Crosby came out on top, squeezing the puck past Miller in overtime to give Canada a 3-2 victory and a gold medal.

Crosby won’t have much time to come back to reality after such a momentous win and the partying that no doubt ensued. Miller, on the other hand, should be focused and ready to shut down Sid and the rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Miller will fly directly from Vancouver to Pittsburgh Tuesday morning for the Sabres game against the Pens.

Pick: Under
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SPORTS ADVISORS

TUESDAY, MARCH 2

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

(9) Villanova (23-5, 17-10 ATS) at Cincinnati (16-12, 7-16 ATS)
Villanova returns to the court for the first time since Saturday’s humiliating loss at Syracuse when it travels to Fifth Third Arena for a Big East battle with the Bearcats, who are in need of a marquee win to boost their Tournament resume.
The Wildcats jumped out to a quick lead at Syracuse but couldn’t sustain it and eventually got rocked 95-77 as a 4½-point road underdog. Villanova has followed up a 12-game winning streak – including nine consecutive Big East victories – by going 3-4 over its last seven contests, including 1-3 SU and ATS on the road. Also, the Wildcats are just 2-6 ATS in their last eight games after starting the season by cashing in 15 of their first 19 contests.
Cincinnati has failed to gain any traction since opening the Big East season with consecutive wins over UConn and Rutgers, dropping nine of its last 15 games (3-11 ATS in lined action). On Saturday, the Bearcats went to No. 8 West Virginia and built a six-point halftime lead, only to fall 74-68, though they did cover as a 13-point road underdog. Cincy is 5-3 in Big East home games, but 0-8 ATS. Going back to Dec. 10, Cincinnati has failed to cover in nine straight lined contests at Fifth Third Arena.
The home team has won the last three meetings in this budding rivalry and is 4-0 ATS in four clashes since Cincinnati joined the Big East in 2005-06. Last year, Villanova rolled 71-50 as an 11½-point chalk. The Wildcats have won three of the four meetings (2-2 ATS), all as a favorite.
Not only is ‘Nova 1-4 ATS in its last five games (all in conference), but it has failed to cover in five of its last seven versus winning teams. Similarly, Cincinnati is mired in a slew of pointspread slumps, including 7-20 overall, 0-9 at home, 5-18 versus Big East foes, 1-10 after a SU loss, 0-4 after a spread-cover, 4-14 against winning teams and 1-4 on Tuesday.
The high-scoring Wildcats are on “over” streaks of 16-6 overall, 6-1 on the road, 6-2 after a non-cover and 7-2 after a SU defeat. The over is also 4-1 in Cincy’s last five at home, but the Bearcats are also on “under” runs of 5-2 on Tuesday, 7-3 after a defeat and 9-4-1 following a non-cover. Finally, the last three meetings in this rivalry have stayed low.

ATS ADVANTAGE: VILLANOVA

(13) Vanderbilt (22-6, 14-12 ATS) at Florida (20-9, 13-11 ATS)
The Commodores hit the road for the second time in three days when they head to the O’Connell Center looking to damage Florida’s Big Dance hopes in a key SEC clash.
Vanderbilt suffered a heartbreaking two-point home loss to then-No. 2 Kentucky on Feb. 20, but it rebounded last week with consecutive league wins over Georgia at home (96-94 in overtime on Thursday) and Arkansas on the road (89-72 on Saturday). In the victory over the Razorbacks, the Commodores cashed as a two-point road favorite, but they’re still just 3-6 ATS in their last nine games.
The Gators ran their winning streak to three in a row with last Tuesday’s 75-62 home rout of No. 19 Tennessee to move off the Tournament bubble. But they got right back on that bubble Saturday by losing 78-76 at Georgia as a two-point road favorite. Although Florida has failed to cover in four of its last six games (following a 6-1 ATS run), Billy Donovan’s squad is still 9-3 SU in its last 12 conference games.
The Commodores are 8-5 away from home (7-5 ATS in lined games), including 5-2 SU and ATS in SEC road games (with the winner covering the spread in all seven games). The Gators are 13-3 at the O’Connell Center (6-6 ATS), including six straight conference home wins (4-2 ATS) since losing to Kentucky 89-77 in their first league contest in Gainesville.
Vanderbilt had little trouble with Florida when these teams met in Nashville on Jan. 9, winning 95-87 as a 5½-point home favorite. That ended the Gators’ two-game SU and four-game ATS winning streaks in this rivalry. Florida is still 7-3 SU in the last 10 meetings (6-3 ATS in the last nine), and it has cashed in five of the last seven clashes in Gainesville.
The Commodores have failed to cover the spread in four straight games when coming off an ATS triumph, but they’re on positive pointspread rolls of 5-2 on the highway (all in the SEC), 9-3 on Tuesday and 9-4 versus winning teams. Florida is 6-2 ATS in its last eight games against winning teams, but 3-7 ATS in its last 10 on Tuesday and 6-15 ATS in its last 21 after a SU defeat.
Vanderbilt, which averages 79.1 ppg, are on “over” runs of 10-2 overall, 10-2 on the road, 20-7 in SEC play and 7-2 after a SU victory. The Gators have topped the total in four of their last five SEC outings and 19 of 28 after a SU defeat, but the under is 12-5 in their last 17 home games. Additionally, four of the last five series battles at Florida have stayed under the total.

ATS ADVANTAGE: NONE

Georgia Tech (19-9, 13-8-1 ATS) at Clemson (20-8, 13-12 ATS)
Two ACC squads looking to enhance their March credentials hook up at Littlejohn Coliseum, where Clemson hosts the Yellow Jackets.
Georgia Tech bounced back from a tough two-point loss at Maryland by taking out Boston College 73-68 on Saturday, but failed to cover as a 7½-point home favorite. The Yellow Jackets are just 3-4 in their last seven games (2-4-1 ATS), and they’ve lost five straight ACC road games (2-2-1 ATS). However, three of those five were two-point road setbacks. For the season, Georgia Tech is 3-7 in true road games (5-4-1 ATS).
The Tigers continued their late-season surge with Sunday’s 53-50 come-from-behind victory at Florida State as a five-point road underdog. Clemson has won four of its last five games overall and five of its last seven, including four straight home wins. However, the Tigers are just 4-7 ATS in their last 11 (all in the ACC), alternating spread-covers in their last eight outings. Clemson is 13-2 and 9-3 ATS at Littlejohn Coliseum, where it outscores visitors by nearly 17 ppg (76.3-59.4).
Clemson went to Atlanta on Jan. 19 and lost 66-64 to the Yellow Jackets as a one-point road underdog, which kick-started a three-game losing skid that preceded the Tigers’ current 5-2 run. Georgia Tech has won the last two meetings (including a five-point victory as an 8½-point underdog in last year’s ACC tournament), but the home team is 7-1 SU and 6-2 ATS in the last eight regular-season clashes, including Clemson’s 73-59 home win as a 13-point chalk last season.
Also in this rivalry, the favorite is 5-2 ATS in the last seven, with the SU winner covering the spread in each of those contests.
Georgia Tech carries ATS trends of 17-8-1 overall, 9-4-1 on the highway, 3-1-1 after a SU victory and 5-1-1 following a non-cover. Clemson has cashed in nine of 11 at home and five of seven on Tuesday, but it is 1-5 ATS in its last six after a SU victory and 0-4 ATS in its last four after a non-cover.
The under is on runs of 5-2 for the Jackets on Tuesday, 5-1 for the Jackets after a non-cover, 13-6 for the Tigers overall, 19-7 for the Tigers at home and 5-1 for the Tigers versus winning teams. Also, the last two series meetings at Clemson have stayed low.

ATS ADVANTAGE: CLEMSON and UNDER

NBA

Boston (36-21, 21-35-1 ATS) at Detroit (21-38, 25-32-2 ATS)
The slumping Celtics, coming off consecutive home losses, try to regain momentum when they trek to The Palace in Auburn Hills, Mich., for an Eastern Conference contest against the Pistons.
Boston blew an eight-point lead to Cleveland on Thursday, getting outscored 60-32 in the second half of a 108-88 loss as a 2½-point home underdog. Things got even worse Saturday, though, when they hosted the Nets (5-53) and lost 104-96 as a 10½-point home favorite. Going back to Dec. 27, Boston is just 13-16 SU and 8-20-1 ATS, including 4-15-1 ATS in its last 20 and 0-4 ATS in the last four. On the bright side, Doc Rivers’ squad still sports one of the best road records in the NBA at 20-10 (15-15 ATS).
Detroit returns home after a four-game Western Conference road trip that started with a 101-89 victory in Sacramento as a 2½-point underdog last Tuesday but ended with three consecutive losses (1-2 ATS) to the Clippers, Nuggets and Warriors by 6, 5 and 7 points. The Pistons have dropped 12 of their last 18 games (6-11-1 ATS), going 3-7 in their last nine at home (2-7-1 ATS). Going back to mid-December, they’re 10-26 SU (11-24-1 ATS), including 6-12 at The Palace (5-12-1 ATS).
One of Detroit’s recent home victories came against Boston on Jan. 20, when the Pistons rolled 92-86 as a six-point underdog. They’ve won the last two in a row in this rivalry (SU and ATS) following a 5-0 SU and 4-1 ATS run by the Celtics. That said, the visitor is has won and covered four of the last six meetings; the visitor is 14-5 ATS in the last 19; the underdog is 7-3 ATS in the last 10; Boston is 8-2 ATS in its last 10 trips to Motown; and the SU winner has covered in each of the last six meetings and 14 of the last 15.
In addition to their current 8-20-1 ATS slump overall, the Celtics are in pointspread ruts of 0-6 in Eastern Conference games, 0-4 versus the Central Division, 0-4 versus losing teams, 0-4 on Tuesday and 5-15-1 when coming off a SU defeat. The Pistons have cashed in six straight Tuesday contests and they’re 3-1-1 ATS in their last five against Atlantic Division teams, but from there, they’re on ATS slides 2-6-1 against the Eastern Conference, 2-5 versus winning teams, 25-51-1 after a SU defeat and 23-50-1 after an ATS setback.
Boston has topped the total in four straight games overall, and the over is 18-8-1 in its last 27 following two days off. However, the under is 5-1 in its last six on the road and 5-1 in its last six against Central Division opponents, while Detroit is on “under” runs of 10-3 against the Eastern Conference, 5-1 versus opponents with a winning record and 4-1 on Tuesday.
Finally, 16 of the last 21 meetings between these rivals have stayed low, including the last seven in a row in Detroit.

ATS ADVANTAGE: UNDER
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DUNKEL NBA

Indiana at LA Lakers
The Pacers look to build on their 7-0 ATS record in their last 7 games as an underdog of 11 points or more. Indiana is the pick (+12 1/2) according to Dunkel, which has the Lakers favored by only 8 1/2. Dunkel Pick: Indiana (+12 1/2)

Game 501-502: Boston at Detroit
Dunkel Ratings: Boston 121.497; Detroit 117.037
Dunkel Line & Total: Boston by 4 1/2; 187
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 503-504: Golden State at Miami
Dunkel Ratings: Golden State 116.797; Miami 119.231
Dunkel Line & Total: Miami by 2 1/2; 198
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 505-506: Sacramento at Oklahoma City
Dunkel Ratings: Sacramento 110.766; Oklahoma City 122.963
Dunkel Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 12; 208
Vegas Line & Total: Oklahoma City by 10 1/2; 202 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Oklahoma City (-10 1/2); Over

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DUNKEL NCAAB

Louisville at Marquette
The Golden Eagles look to build on their 9-1-1 ATS record in their last 11 games versus teams with a winning SU record. Marquette is the pick (-2) according to Dunkel, which has the Golden Eagles favored by 4. Dunkel Pick: Marquette (-2)

Game 509-510: St. John’s at Syracuse
Dunkel Ratings: St. John’s 66.037; Syracuse 75.584
Dunkel Line: Syracuse by 9 1/2
Vegas Line: Syracuse by 14
Dunkel Pick: St. John’s (+14)

Game 511-512: Villanova at Cincinnati
Dunkel Ratings: Villanova 70.292; Cincinnati 67.781
Dunkel Line: Villanova by 2 1/2
Vegas Line: Villanova by 4
Dunkel Pick: Cincinnati (+4)

Game 513-514: Indiana at Purdue
Dunkel Ratings: Indiana 56.043; Purdue 75.058
Dunkel Line: Purdue by 19
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 515-516: Iowa at Wisconsin
Dunkel Ratings: Iowa 62.245; Wisconsin 73.947
Dunkel Line: Wisconsin by 11 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 517-518: Minnesota at Michigan
Dunkel Ratings: Minnesota 69.547; Michigan 67.997
Dunkel Line: Minnesota by 1 1/2
Vegas Line: Pick
Dunkel Pick: Minnesota

Game 519-520: Penn State at Michigan State
Dunkel Ratings: Penn State 63.131; Michigan State 75.029
Dunkel Line: Michigan State by 12
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 521-522: East Carolina at Central Florida
Dunkel Ratings: East Carolina 49.030; Central Florida 58.198
Dunkel Line: Central Florida by 9
Vegas Line: Central Florida by 12
Dunkel Pick: East Carolina (+12)

Game 523-524: UTEP at Marshall
Dunkel Ratings: UTEP 68.430; Marshall 66.534
Dunkel Line: UTEP by 2
Vegas Line: Marshall by 1
Dunkel Pick: UTEP (+1)

Game 525-526: Vanderbilt at Florida
Dunkel Ratings: Vanderbilt 68.455; Florida 70.994
Dunkel Line: Florida by 2 1/2
Vegas Line: Florida by 3
Dunkel Pick: Vanderbilt (+3)

Game 527-528: South Florida at DePaul
Dunkel Ratings: South Florida 66.442; DePaul 59.893
Dunkel Line: South Florida by 6 1/2
Vegas Line: South Florida by 2 1/2
Dunkel Pick: South Florida (-2 1/2)

Game 529-530: Tulane at Southern Mississippi
Dunkel Ratings: Tulane 49.156; Southern Mississippi 62.143
Dunkel Line: Southern Mississippi by 13
Vegas Line: Southern Mississippi by 11
Dunkel Pick: Southern Mississippi (-11)

Game 531-532: Miami (FL) at North Carolina
Dunkel Ratings: Miami (FL) 64.855; North Carolina 66.087
Dunkel Line: North Carolina by 1
Vegas Line: North Carolina by 4
Dunkel Pick: Miami (FL) (+4)

Game 533-534: Georgia Tech at Clemson
Dunkel Ratings: Georgia Tech 68.774; Clemson 73.447
Dunkel Line: Clemson by 4 1/2
Vegas Line: Clemson by 7
Dunkel Pick: Georgia Tech (+7)

Game 535-536: Missouri at Iowa State
Dunkel Ratings: Missouri 73.605; Iowa State 65.489
Dunkel Line: Missouri by 8
Vegas Line: Missouri by 5
Dunkel Pick: Missouri (-5)

Game 537-538: Baylor at Texas Tech
Dunkel Ratings: Baylor 71.802; Texas Tech 65.355
Dunkel Line: Baylor by 6 1/2
Vegas Line: Baylor by 4
Dunkel Pick: Baylor (-4)

Game 539-540: Colorado at Nebraska
Dunkel Ratings: Colorado 62.306; Nebraska 63.193
Dunkel Line: Nebraska by 1
Vegas Line: Nebraska by 5
Dunkel Pick: Colorado (+5)

Game 541-542: Louisville at Marquette
Dunkel Ratings: Louisville 68.350; Marquette 72.286
Dunkel Line: Marquette by 4
Vegas Line: Marquette by 2
Dunkel Pick: Marquette (-2)

Game 543-544: Air Force at Wyoming
Dunkel Ratings: Air Force 47.413; Wyoming 52.892
Dunkel Line: Wyoming by 5 1/2
Vegas Line: Wyoming by 6
Dunkel Pick: Air Force (+6)

Game 545-546: Loyola-Chicago at Cleveland State
Dunkel Ratings: Loyola-Chicago 47.989; Cleveland State 59.938
Dunkel Line: Cleveland State by 12
Vegas Line: Cleveland State by 11
Dunkel Pick: Cleveland State (-11)

Game 547-548: Youngstown State at WI-Green Bay
Dunkel Ratings: Youngstown State 48.693; WI-Green Bay 62.012
Dunkel Line: WI-Green Bay by 13 1/2
Vegas Line: WI-Green Bay by 9
Dunkel Pick: WI-Green Bay (-9)

Game 549-550: Detroit at Valparaiso
Dunkel Ratings: Detroit 56.604; Valparaiso 56.113
Dunkel Line: Even
Vegas Line: Valparaiso by 2
Dunkel Pick: Detroit (+2)

Game 551-552: Illinois-Chicago at WI-Milwaukee
Dunkel Ratings: Illinois-Chicago 50.671; WI-Milwaukee 59.816
Dunkel Line: WI-Milwaukee by 9
Vegas Line: WI-Milwaukee by 11
Dunkel Pick: Illinois-Chicago (+11)

Game 553-554: Jacksonville State at Morehead State
Dunkel Ratings: Jacksonville State 41.277; Morehead State 62.621
Dunkel Line: Morehead State by 21 1/2
Vegas Line: Morehead State by 15
Dunkel Pick: Morehead State (-15)

Game 555-556: Tennessee State at Murray State
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee State 49.276; Murray State 64.642
Dunkel Line: Murray State by 15 1/2
Vegas Line: Murray State by 21
Dunkel Pick: Tennessee State (+21)

Game 557-558: Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay
Dunkel Ratings: Tennessee Tech 45.251; Austin Peay 56.087
Dunkel Line: Austin Peay by 11
Vegas Line: Austin Peay by 9
Dunkel Pick: Austin Peay (-9)

Game 559-560: Eastern Kentucky at Eastern Illinois
Dunkel Ratings: Eastern Kentucky 52.232; Eastern Illinois 52.304
Dunkel Line: Even
Vegas Line: Eastern Illinois by 1
Dunkel Pick: Eastern Kentucky (+1)

Game 561-562: Illinois at Ohio State
Dunkel Ratings: Illinois 67.678; Ohio State 78.339
Dunkel Line: Ohio State by 10 1/2
Vegas Line: Ohio State by 9
Dunkel Pick: Ohio State (-9)

Game 563-564: Charleston Southern at Radford
Dunkel Ratings: Charleston Southern 43.381; Radford 53.215
Dunkel Line: Radford by 10
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 565-566: Liberty at Winthrop
Dunkel Ratings: Liberty 42.481; Winthrop 51.024
Dunkel Line: Winthrop by 8 1/2
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 567-568: VMI at Coastal Carolina
Dunkel Ratings: VMI 41.228; Coastal Carolina 57.121
Dunkel Line: Coastal Carolina by 16
Vegas Line: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

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DUNKEL NHL

Los Angeles at Dallas

The Kings look to build on their 7-3 record in their last 10 games when playing against a team with a losing record in the second half of the season. Los Angeles is the pick (+115) according to Dunkel, which has the Kings favored by 1. Dunkel Pick: Los Angeles (+115)

Game 1-2: Montreal at Boston
Dunkel Ratings: Montreal 10.562; Boston 12.671
Dunkel Line & Total: Boston by 2; 4
Vegas Line & Total: Boston (-175); 5
Dunkel Pick: Boston (-175); Under

Game 3-4: Carolina at Toronto
Dunkel Ratings: Carolina 11.771; Toronto 10.827
Dunkel Line & Total: Carolina by 1; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Toronto (-135); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Carolina (+115); Over

Game 5-6: Florida at Atlanta
Dunkel Ratings: Florida 10.099; Atlanta 11.314
Dunkel Line & Total: Atlanta by 1; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Atlanta (-140); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Atlanta (-140); Over

Game 7-8: Chicago at NY Islanders
Dunkel Ratings: Chicago 11.989; NY Islanders 10.701
Dunkel Line & Total: Chicago by 1; 6
Vegas Line & Total: Chicago (-190); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Chicago (-190); Over

Game 9-10: Vancouver at Columbus
Dunkel Ratings: Vancouver 11.250; Columbus 11.544
Dunkel Line & Total: Columbus by 1/2; 5
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 11-12: Buffalo at Pittsburgh
Dunkel Ratings: Buffalo 10.899; Pittsburgh 11.618
Dunkel Line & Total: Pittsburgh by 1; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: No Line
Dunkel Pick: N/A

Game 13-14: Philadelphia at Tampa Bay
Dunkel Ratings: Philadelphia 11.819; Tampa Bay 10.941
Dunkel Line & Total: Philadelphia by 1; 5
Vegas Line & Total: Philadelphia (-130); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Philadelphia (-130); Under

Game 15-16: NY Rangers at Ottawa
Dunkel Ratings: NY Rangers 11.490; Ottawa 12.643
Dunkel Line & Total: Ottawa by 1; 4 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Ottawa (-155); 5
Dunkel Pick: Ottawa (-155); Under

Game 17-18: Edmonton at Nashville
Dunkel Ratings: Edmonton 10.294; Nashville 11.883
Dunkel Line & Total: Nashville by 1 1/2; 5
Vegas Line & Total: Nashville (-250); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Nashville (-250); Under

Game 19-20: Los Angeles at Dallas
Dunkel Ratings: Los Angeles 12.944; Dallas 12.198
Dunkel Line & Total: Los Angeles by 1; 6 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Dallas (-135); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: Los Angeles (+115); Over

Game 21-22: St. Louis at Phoenix
Dunkel Ratings: St. Louis 12.171; Phoenix 11.090
Dunkel Line & Total: St. Louis by 1; 4 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: Phoenix (-140); 5
Dunkel Pick: St. Louis (+120); Under

Game 23-24: New Jersey at San Jose
Dunkel Ratings: New Jersey 10.811; San Jose 12.145
Dunkel Line & Total: San Jose by 1 1/2; 4 1/2
Vegas Line & Total: San Jose (150); 5 1/2
Dunkel Pick: San Jose (-150); Under
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