Rolling with the Knicks here. First off, Boston is missing their 3's at a historic rate, and why would it get any better on the road? The Knicks will have the home crowd behind them big time, and we think they feed off that energy. New York was 28-16 at home this season, and we think they even have a chance to win this outright, but we will take the points and put them in our back pocket.

We like the under here as Carolina notoriously plays good defense at home, which is part of the reason they were 35-47-7 to the under this year. Both games have gone under in this series already, and we think this one goes under as well. The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Washington's last 7 games, and we like this to be another defensive battle.

Anytime you can get the Dodgers at really nice odds they are almost an auto play. We get May vs Burnes here, and Burnes has settled in nicely for Arizona after coming over from Baltimore. Dustin May has a 4.36 ERA and 1.24 WHIP on the year, not great or terrible, but does have nice stuff and has the ability to keep the Dodgers in the game until the late innings. The Dodgers have the much better bullpen as well, and we will roll with Dodger Blue.

Friendly reminder, this is the first fight on the card. Brad 'Superman' Katona is Canadian and remember, this card is in Montreal, so he will have the home crowd behind him. He is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Shotokan Karate, and is 14-4 and remember, this like opened at about +170, so he has been taking action. Bekzat 'The Turan Warrior' Almakhan is from Kazakhstan, and is 11-2 with nine wins by KO/TKO which is impressive. We will roll with Katona though as he is a saavy veteran fighter, is on his home soil, he's taken some sharp action already it appears, and we think the wrong fighter is favored.

Modestas 'The Baltic Gladiator' Bukauskas comes in with a pro record of 17-6, 10 wins by KO/TKO, 3 by submission, and 4 by decision. He is mostly a striker and is on a two-fight winning streak, with his latest victory being a first-round TKO over Raffael Cerqueira in February. Ion 'The Hulk' Cu?elaba is also on a two fight win streak and he won in February as well. Ion fights can be tricky to break down as he is all or nothing. He does get takedowns but tends to chase knockouts. Ion is very dangerous, but Modestas is the more well-rounded fighter. Cutelaba can gas out though if this fight comes down the stretch, and we like Bukauskas as the longer this fight goes, the more likely he will win.

Valentina 'Bullet' Shevchenko is one of the best to ever do it, and has recently added some nice wrestling to her arsenal, has been improving year after year despite starting to age out, and is 24-4 in her career. She will be defending her title vs Manon 'The Beast' Fiorot. Manon has backgrounds in karate and kickboxing, and holds black belts in both karate and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Valentina's striking is not as good as it used to be, and these are two fighters headed in opposite directions, and we will roll with 'The Beast'.