This is a play on the WASHINGTON WIZARDS for our NBA Sunday Enforcer. We saw how good Washington can be when both John Wall and Bradley Beal are playing well together, and more importantly, on the floor together. They scored a combined 56 points on 52.4 percent shooting on Friday after both sat out for long stretches in Game Two because of foul trouble. The home floor energized the entire team in Game Three and we expect that to carry over where the Wizards are now 4-1 ATS in their last five games at home. Toronto can take over this series with a win and while its 24-17 road record looks good, it is skewed. Going back to December 26, the Raptors are 14-10 in their last 24 road games which is respectable, but they are 11-1 in that stretch against non-playoff teams while going 3-9 against teams that are still playing. Following the Friday loss, the Raptors are 6-11 ATS on the road against teams with a winning record including 1-5 ATS in their last six games. Meanwhile, the Wizards are 4-1 ATS in their last five home games against teams with a winning road record and they have a situation on their side as we play against road teams where the line is +3 to -3 that have covered six or seven of their last eight games, with a winning record on the season. This situation is 76-39 ATS (66.1 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (506) Washington Wizards

This is a play on the Cleveland CAVALIERS for our NBA Sunday Supreme Annihilator. The Cavaliers are once again in a hole as they lost Game Three and as the series goes on, the games following a loss become that much more important. This series has been made up of runs by both sides as the Pacers had it in Game One, the Cavaliers had it in Game Two, and they shared it in Game Three, with Indiana having it last to take the series lead. Cleveland has been down 3-1 before and came back to win but that is not an ideal situation but the pressure here is on Indiana as a 2-2 series going back to Cleveland puts the Pacers in a bad spot. The Cleveland defense has stepped it up in this series and it is the offense that has looked uneven as LeBron James has been the only consistent threat thus far. There is concern that point guard George Hill could mis this game but that would not be a bad thing as he brings nothing to the table. He is averaging 8.7ppg and 1.7 apg in this series which are horrible for a point guard and when he was out earlier in the season, Cleveland went 4-1 with the lone loss coming by two points at Philadelphia. Here, we play against teams where the line is +3 to -3 that are allowing 103 or more ppg, after a win by three points or less. This situation is 93-49 ATS (65.5 percent) since 1996. 10* (507) Cleveland Cavaliers

This is a play on the PITTSBURGH PIRATES as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Pirates have come back to earth after a great start to the season as they have dropped the first three games of this series and look to avoid the sweep today. The offense has been completely shut down by Aaron Nola, Ben Lively and Jake Arrieta and while they face another tough arm today, it is the best of the bunch to get the bats going after scoring three runs total in the first three games of this series. The Phillies turnaround continues to flourish as they are one game out of first place in the National League East with a 13-7 record. They have lost just one game at home and while the start to this series has been impressive, the other five home wins have come against the Reds and Marlins which are a combined 8-32. Nick Pivetta gets the ball for Philadelphia and while he possesses a 2.49 ERA and 0.97 WHIP in four starts, he has not been as dominating as those numbers may show. He shut down the aforementioned Reds and Marlins at home, but he was average in his other two starts, both coming against the Braves. He struggled at home last season with a 5.34 ERA and facing a tough offense today that is due is not a good situation. The Pirates counter with Trevor Williams who has been just as dominant and against much stronger offenses. He has a 1.93 ERA and 1.20 WHIP in four starts and it is no fluke as he has a 3.01 ERA in 17 starts since the All Star Break last season. 10* (901) Pittsburgh Pirates

This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Astros are rolling through the opposition as their five-game winning streak has seen them outscoring their opponents by a combined 40-5. They got solid outings from Dallas Keuchel and Justin Verlander in the first two games of this series and while those prices were legitimately high, the number today is a big overinflated due to what has been going on a late and the books take recency bias into account. The White Sox have lost six straight game and they have allowed at least 10 runs over their last four games. No one is touching this team because of this and that just leads to better value in what is a good spot. The pitching has been atrocious as the White Sox 6.15 ERA is worst in baseball. One bright spot has been Reynaldo Lopez who has posted a quality outing in each of his first three starts. He has a 1.42 ERA and 1.00 WHIP but has been hit with losses in all three games due to his offense giving him only three runs total. He carried this over from a good spring and we can expect one of the top prospects to continue to pitch well and he is easy to back at this price. Three of the Houston starters have an ERA of 1.10 or better, another has an ERA of 3.10 and then there is Lance McCullers who possesses a 5.57 ERA after four starts. He was average last season and is proving it again and has no business laying this price no matter what streaks each team is currently involved in. 9* (924) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Angels snapped a four-game slide with a win over the Giants last night as they received a strong pitching performance from Garrett Richards while getting the offense going after a dismal four runs being scored during the losing streak. They remain a half-game behind the Astros in the American League West and this is a crucial game to keep the momentum going as Los Angeles heads to Houston for a three-game series starting tomorrow and then is back home for a three-game set against the Yankees. San Francisco has been awful of late as the loss last night dropped it to 6-12 over its last 18 games and on the season, it has scored three runs or less in 12 of its 20 games. The Giants are averaging 3.1 rpg which is second worst in all of baseball, ahead of only the lowly Reds. Jaime Barria will be making his second career start following a very strong MLB debut as he allowed just one run and one hit, which was a home run, in five innings against the Rangers. He broke out in 2017 with an excellent season at three levels: 2.48, 57/13 K/BB in 65 innings in the California League; 3.21, 47/15 K/BB in 62 innings in the Southern League; 2.45, 13/3 K/BB in 15 innings in the Pacific Coast League. Johnny Cueto has been outstanding thus far as he has allowed just one run in three starts yet he is just 2-1 and could be 1-2 as San Francisco has given him one run in two of those games. He faces a tough offense and not having the run support will cost him again. 10* (930) Los Angeles Angels

This is a play on the PHILADELPHIA FLYERS for our NHL Sunday Breakaway. The Flyers once again have life as they took down the Penguins on the road to close the gap in this series to 3-2. This is similar to last night as Columbus and Washington had four straight games where the road team won and now this is the case in this series. The Penguins won both games here but now their line is more inflated than it should be and they could be without Evgeni Malkin and at the very least, he is not close to 100 percent. We were waiting for goalie confirmation for this one and we got what we wanted. The Flyers will give Michal Neuvirth a second straight start as he looked to build momentum from his win on Friday. Even though it is a small sample size, Neuvirth will look for his fourth postseason win in his last five appearances as since Game Four of the 2016 series in Washington, he is 3-1 to go along with a 1.33 GAA and .960 save percentage, stopping 144 of the 150 shots he has faced. He helped shut down the five power play opportunities for the Penguins in Game Five. The Penguins are just 19-20-4 on the road this season and while they have won both in this series, this will be the first time not facing Brian Elliott which has been a big advantage for them. 10* (74) Philadelphia Flyers