This is a play on the ANAHEIM DUCKS for our NHL Sunday Breakaway. Anaheim is coming off a 4-0 win over Ottawa which snapped a three-game losing streak and the Ducks are now one point ahead of Vegas for third place in the NHL Pacific Division. They are 8-3-1-0 at home and the defense has led the way as they are allowing just 1.67 gpg at home which is the lowest average in the league in home games. Anaheim has allowed just three power play goals and its 90.32 penalty kill is tied for fourth best in the NHL. On the other side, the Ducks have converted 28.6 percent of their power plays which is also good for No. 4 in the league. Anaheim is 6-1 against the money line after a win by two goals or more this season. Toronto has won three straight games and looks to make it four straight on this four-game road trip but the Maple Leafs are overpriced here in the toughest matchup of this trek. They are right in the middle of the stats on both sides and despite putting up 13 goals over the last three games, they are not going to get the chances in Anaheim. Here, we play on home teams against the money line with a winning percentage between .501 and .600 after having lost three of their last four games, in the first half of the season. This situation is 82-29 (73.9 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (32) Anaheim Ducks

This is a play on the FRESNO ST. BULLDOGS for our CBB Sunday Enforcer. Fresno St. is off to a 5-0 start, its best mark to start a season since 2015-16, following what was rough year last season where it never got on track because of numerous stoppages. The Bulldogs have all five starters back and are picked to contend in the MWC after going 9-11 with one of the youngest teams in the country. The Bulldogs are led by center Orlando Robinson who is averaging 19.4 ppg and 9.4 rpg and has scored at least 16 points in every game. He is a big part of the reason they are +9.8 in rebounding margin which is one of the best in the country. Additionally, Fresno St. has assists on 39 of 62 field goals (62.9 percent) during its past three games. The Bulldogs are 5-1 ATS in their last six games as an underdog. California is coming off pair of losses in Fort Myers albeit against top 25 teams and they are in a tough matchup here once again. The Golden Bears averaged just 9.0 turnovers per game in their first three games, but have given it up 14.7 times over the past three games on average. After just three conference wins last season, they are again picked to finish last in the Pac 12. Here, we play on road teams where the line is +3 to -3 after allowing 55 points or less in two straight games, with two or more starters returning from last year than opponent. This situation is 48-21 ATS (69.6 percent) since 1997. 10* (733) Fresno St. Bulldogs

This is a play on the CLEVELAND BROWNS for our NFL Sunday Primetime Punisher. Cleveland is coming off another lackluster effort as it defeated winless Detroit by a field goal as a two-touchdown favorite after getting clobbered by the Patriots the previous week. This is the first of two straight games against the Ravens which are sandwich in-between its bye week and a win here puts the Browns right back in the race in the AFC North. They are now 6-5 and have actually played better than that record as they are ranked No. 12 in total offense and No. 4 in total defense and turnovers have been the issue and not from the offense. The defense has forced only 10 takeaways which is eighth fewest in the league. Injuries have also played a part but things are better and continue to do so. The Browns are 5-0 ATS in their last five road games against teams with a winning home record. The Ravens are coming off another close win although doing it without Lamar Jackson was a big accomplishment. He will be back this Sunday and the line has gone down considerably despite that and the public is lining up on Baltimore. Of their seven wins, five have come by three points or less or in overtime which certainly explains their +17 point differential which is the fewest margin of any divisional leader in the NFL. The Ravens have been outgained in three of their last four games and we are going to see a lot of blind bets here based on name and public perception and we are still catching an underdog in a divisional game getting a good number. The Ravens are 2-6 ATS in their last eight games following a straight up win. Here, we play against home favorites of 3.5 to 10 points in the second half of the season in a game involving two teams with a point differential between + and - 3 ppg, after allowing three points or less in the first half last game. This situation is 40-11 ATS (78.4 percent) since 1983. 9* (271) Cleveland Browns

This is a play on the PITTSBURGH STEELERS for our NFL Sunday Enforcer. The Steelers nearly pulled off the upset last week in Los Angeles but allowed a 53-yard touchdown with just over two minutes left in what was one of the wildest fourth quarters we have seen in a while. Pittsburgh is now 5-4-1 and are two games behind Baltimore in the win column making this a big divisional game with a game against the Ravens on deck so it cannot ill afford a lookahead. Considering a 24-10 home loss to the Bengals in September, they will not be looking past this one. Ben Roethlisberger went 28-44 for 273 yards and three touchdowns last week and while he is listed as questionable with a pectoral injury, all signs point to him taking the field. Pittsburgh 10-1 ATS in its last 11 road games revenging a loss against opponent by 14 points or more. The Bengals came out slow last week in Las Vegas but put up 19 points in the fourth quarter to win by that same amount despite putting up just 288 yards of total offense. Cincinnati has lost two straight games at home prior to its bye week and it has been all over the place, getting outgained in half of its games while winning the yardage battle by more than 79 yards only twice when it has done so. After defeating Pittsburgh in the first meeting, a win over Baltimore was a solid one but two other wins came against Jacksonville and Detroit while the Bengals also lost to the Jets. They just have not been good over the last three games, allowing 88 points and that does not bide well here. The Bengals are 1-5 ATS in their last six games following a straight up win. Here, we play on road underdogs of 3.5 to 10 points revenging a home loss against opponent, off a cover where the team lost as an underdog. This situation is 54-23 ATS (70.1 percent) since 1983. 9* (263) Pittsburgh Steelers

This is a play on the NEW YORK GIANTS for our NFC East Game of the Year. The Eagles have won their last two games and coupled with the Dallas loss on Thursday, they are now just two games behind the Cowboys in the NFC East. They hit the road where they are 4-2 on the season which is the best road record in the NFL besides the three top teams in the NFC West which have killed it on the highway. Philadelphia continues to run the ball effectively as it has outgained its last five opponents on the ground while putting up an average of 201 ypg over that stretch. Despite the recent road success, the Eagles have struggled in the first of consecutive road games and going back Philadelphia is 9-23 ATS in its last 32 road games in the second half of the season against teams who give up 24 or more ppg. New York is coming off a forgettable game in Tampa Bay which led to the firing of offensive coordinator Jason Garrett and a new look, even though it is Freddie Kitchens, could provide a needed spark. The Eagles defense has been below average as they are allowing 23.6 ppg so New York can be effective with the offense remaining healthy. On the other side, The Giants rushing defense has been adequate and they are coming off a good game where they allowed only 94 yards against Tampa on just 3.5 ypc and it was a game where the Buccaneers ran the ball than normal. The Giants are 4-0 ATS in their last four games after scoring less than 15 points in their previous game. Here, we play against favorites of 3.5 to 10 points with a winning percentage between .400 and .499 after having won two out of their last three games, a playing a team with a winning percentage between .250 and .400. This situation is 33-8 ATS (80.5 percent) since 1983. 10* (256) New York Giants