This is a play on the LOS ANGELES ANGELS for our American League West Game of the Month. The Angels have leveled out after a 2-18 run as they have gone 7-7 over their last 14 games which is certainly nothing great but they have a good matchup here. Los Angeles is three games under .500 at home which included a 1-10 run but both dies have been much better here than its 16-18 record on the road as it is hitting .249 while the starting staff has posted a 3.12 ERA. Patrick Sandoval is having a solid season with a 2.70 ERA and 1.32 WHIP, allowing three runs or less in 10 of his 11 starts. The Angels are 7-3 in their last 10 games against the American League West. Seattle has won four straight games after the series opening win on Friday and is now six games under .500 on the season, which has been a colossal disappointment as the projected offense has been a major downer. Seattle is ranked No. 24 in runs scored per nine innings and No. 23 in batting average and has scored two runs or less in eight of its last 12 games and the Mariners 5-0 run on the road is keeping this number down. Logan Gilbert has been on a great run as he has allowed three runs or less in seven straight starts but the Mariners have gone just 4-3 in those games as the run support has been minimal, averaging 3.6 rpg. Seattle is 10-24 against the money line as an underdog of +100 to +150 this season and the Mariners are 6-16 in their last 22 games following a win. Here, we play on home teams when the money line is +125 to -125 hitting .225 or worse over their last 15 games going up against an opponent hitting .230 or worse over their last 20 games. This situation is 60-40 (60 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (920) Los Angeles Angels

This is a play on the TORONTO ARGONAUTS for our CFL Game of the Week. Both Toronto and B.C. are just one game into the season and while both are 1-0, the results were much different and because of this, we have seen the line climb from 3 to 4.5 and the big value is on the road team. Toronto escaped in its season opener following a bye in Week One as it defeated Montreal by a point, avoiding a loss with the Alouettes missing a field goal in the final seconds. The Argonauts were the top team in the East Division last season and hosted a playoff game but lost to Hamilton and they are coming into this season with some high expectations once again. They have failed to cover six of their last seven games going back to last season and that could also be playing a factor into this number. They have the edge of playing last week while B.C. had some momentum cut short with a week off. The Lions rolled in their season opener over the worst team in the CFL as they defeated Edmonton 59-15 thanks to a huge first half where they scored four touchdowns on four red zone trip while also adding rushing touchdowns of 36 and 21 yards. It was a very impressive victory based on final score and overall production but B.C. takes a big step up in competition here. The Lions were just 5-9 last season and did not do much to improve on the offensive side. They lost veteran Mike Reilly at quarterback who retired and while Nathan Rourke was impressive in his first starts, that was against the Elks and he will have a bigger challenge here against a defense that was average last season and made some strong upgrades. Here, we play against favorites of 3.5 to 10 points off a win over a division rival, in the first month of the season. This situation is 33-9 ATS (78.6 percent) since 1996. 10* (697) Toronto Argonauts