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Matchup | Selection | W/L |
MLB | Jul 18, 2025 Orioles vs. Rays |
Rays -126 at DRAFTKINGS |
in 38m |
Free Play from Doc's Sports. Take Tampa Bay over Baltimore (7:35p.m., Friday, July 18 MLB.tv) The Rays need the break after being swept by the Red Sox to close out the first half of the season. Tampa Bay has the edge in pitching tonight with Taj Bradley squaring off against Charlie Morton. Just do not believe the veteran hurler has much left in the tank with a 5.18 E.R.A. and a 1.52 WHIP. Morton has given up more hits than innings pitched and the Rays will hit him hard on Friday night. Do not miss out on Doc’s Sports weekend card featuring picks in MLB, Soccer, and UFC. Sign-up now and let 54 years of handicapping experience work for you. |
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Matchup | Selection | W/L |
CFL | Jul 17, 2025 Toronto vs Montreal |
Montreal -10 -108 at Draft Kings |
Lost $108.0 |
Play Type: Premium | ||
3-Unit Play. Take #724 Montreal Alouettes -10 (-110) vs. Toronto Argonauts (Thursday, July 17, 7:30 p.m. CBSSN) Montreal’s setup to cover tonight isn’t about a single mismatch—it’s about layers of advantage on both sides of the ball. Davis Alexander returns after a two-game absence, and the Alouettes’ offense has looked entirely different with him at the helm. In three starts, Alexander has led Montreal to double-digit wins each time, completing over 75% of his passes and posting a 116.1 efficiency rating. His timing and command have turned Montreal’s short passing game into a scoring engine. Toronto’s defense, meanwhile, has been exposed repeatedly. The Argos have allowed 38+ points in two of their last three games and rank second-worst in opponent offensive points per game. They’ve surrendered 22 explosive plays of 20+ yards and have just three takeaways all season. That’s not just a bad stretch—it’s a structural problem, especially after losing key pass rushers like Jake Ceresna and Folarin Orimolade in the offseason. Montreal’s defense has been the opposite: disciplined and disruptive. They’re allowing just 22.4 points per game and lead the league in yards per rush allowed. In Week 1, they held Toronto to 10 points and forced three turnovers, including a scoop-and-score. With Nick Arbuckle under center, the Argos face a front seven that’s built to collapse the pocket and limit second-level reads. Montreal is 6-4 SU/ 5-5 ATS in its last 10 home games and has already beaten Toronto by 18 this season. Between Alexander’s return, a defense that’s already proven it can frustrate the Argos, and a matchup that tilts toward Montreal’s strengths, the Alouettes are positioned to control tempo and cover again. Lay the points. This is their game to dictate. |
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