This is a play on the WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS for our CFL Game of the Week. We are going against the grain in this one as well as Hamilton comes in as the expected favorite and will be the popular choice having won two straight and Winnipeg having lost its last two games so we are getting value in the underdog. Hamilton quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell is on a tear to start the season, completing a league-high 84 percent of his passes for 879 yards, eight touchdowns, and one interception. Three of those scores came against Winnipeg last month and the Ti-Cats will be well-rested for this one as they are coming off a bye. However, Winnipeg played Thursday last week so the rest advantage is not as great as it is being made up to be. The Blue Bombers defense needs a solid effort and Winnipeg appears to have dodged a few bullets as Ontaria Wilson and Jake Ceresna, both of whom left its recent loss to Edmonton with injury and did not return, have been participants in practice. And like last night with B.C., Winnipeg needs to run the ball more and win the rushing battle. 10* (695) Winnipeg Blue Bombers

This is a play on the TORONTO BLUE JAYS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. Toronto and Seattle have swapped shutouts in the first two games of this series with Sunday being the rubber match of the rematch of the ALCS from last season. Toronto had a two-game winning streak snapped on Saturday as it had no answer for Logan Gilbert while Shane Bieber got lit up. Trey Yesavage looks to reverse that and after a couple poor starts, he has rebounded with a pair of solid ones and he is back on the road where he has a 2.22 ERA and 1.06 WHIP across 28.1 innings. The Mariners regained a half-game lead in the American League West over Texas as they have won four of five games and send Emerson Hancock to the hill who is having a solid season with a 3.47 ERA but has shown some inconsistencies of late while pitching to a 4.47 xERA. He has a 7.20 ERA over his last three starts and he does not strike many out which is not good against this lineup. 10* (971) Toronto Blue Jays

This is a play on the HOUSTON ASTROS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. Houston ended Tampa Bay's nine-game winning streak on Yordan Alvarez's two-run homer with no outs in the ninth inning which snapped its own two-game slide. The Astros remain just 2.5 games behind the Mariners in the American League West and they turn to Peter Lambert who was on a tear before allowing four runs in 5.2 innings against the Twins last time out as he allowed three home runs which has been his issue of late but Tampa Bay has hit the fifth fewest home runs in baseball with just 84. The Rays still maintained their four-game lead in the American League East and Griffin Jax has been a huge part of their success as he has been great since entering the rotation. He has a 2.65 ERA as a starter in 12 games but a lot of that has been some good fortune as he has a 5.14 xERA and that -2.49 negative differential is the second worst on the entire slate. 10* (970) Houston Astros

This is a play on the MINNESOTA TWINS as part of our MLB Sunday Triple Play. The Minnesota bats opened up on Brendan Beck yesterday and withstood a small Yankees rally to even the series with a chance to win it today, which would be their first here since 2014, and head home with the possibility of being only four games out in the American League Central. The Twins send out their ace Joe Ryan who is coming off his worst start of the season as he allowed six runs in four innings at Houston and despite that, he still has a 3.15 ERA and 0.97 WHIP on the road. The Yankees have seen their lead disappear in the American League East as they have lost eight of their last nine games and are four games behind the Rays. Ryan Weathers takes the hill as the Twins catch the backend of the rotation and he is off another poor start as his ERA is now 5.81 over his last six starts, the Yankees losing five of those including all three at home. 10* (963) Minnesota Twins