This is a play on the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS for our Tuesday Free Play. San Francisco lost the opener of this series to make it four straight losses and the Giants are now 22-19 and sitting in third place in the National League West, six games behind the Dodgers. They remain home where they are just 11-11 and the offense has struggled of late by scoring just five runs over their last three games. Still, they have scored six runs or more in six of their last 11 games and they are still second in baseball in scoring, averaging 5.02 runs per nine innings and that increases marginally at home as they look to bounce back. Logan Webb gets the ball for the Giants and he comes in with a 5-1 record to go along with a 3.54 ERA and 1.17 WHIP and San Francisco is 17-1 against the money line in his last 18 home games. New York has won two straight and five of its last six games to maintain an eight-game lead in the National League East over the Phillies. The Mets put up 13 runs on Monday as the offense got out of a funk where they scored just 10 runs in Colorado in the three-game series and face a tough matchup here. They send Chris Bassitt to the mound where he has been solid with a 2.77 ERA and 1.09 WHIP and has also been fortunate with solid run support which could change here. The Mets are 7-15 against the money line in their last 22 road games after two or more consecutive wins. Here, we play on home favorites with a money line of -110 or higher with a starting pitcher whose gives up 0.5 or fewer home runs per start, after a game where the bullpen allowed six or more earned runs. This situation is 34-6 (85 percent) over the last five seasons. Play (912) San Francisco Giants

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This is a play on the CHICAGO WHITE SOX for our MLB Tuesday Sweet Spot. Both Chicago and Boston are coming off a day off on Monday and both come in with some momentum. Following a double-header sweep on Sunday over the Yankees, the White Sox are back over .500 and they now trail the Twins by 4.5 games in the American League Central. They are a game under .500 at home with a 9-10 record with six of those losses coming against winning teams with the p[itching allowing a whopping 8.3 rpg but now they face a losing team in a good pitching matchup. Dylan Cease has gotten off to a great start as he is 4-1 with a 3.09 ERA and 1.17 WHIP through eight starts and he has allowed two runs or less in six of those. The White Sox are 20-4 in his last 24 starts against the money line when playing against a team with a losing record. Boston comes in riding a five-game winning streak to move to 19-22 overall and it has moved out of last place in the American League East but the Red Sox still trail the Yankees by 9.5 games. They improved to 10-10 at home but are 9-12 on the road where they are averaging just 4.08 runs per nine innings. Nick Pivetta is coming off a complete game win over the Astros and has tossed three straight quality outings with the lone loss coming against the White Sox in this same pitching matchup. The Red Sox are 1-4 in their last five road games against teams with a winning record. Here, we play on American League home teams averaging 3.9 or fewer rpg on the season, after allowing two runs or less in two straight games. This situation is 34-11 (75.6 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (918) Chicago White Sox

This is a play on the CALGARY FLAMES for our NHL Western Conference Game of the Week. This is a huge game for Calgary after losing a big lead in Game Two and then falling behind 4-0 in Game Three and could not recover. A win here and the Flames get home ice back heading back to Calgary and getting a win here will not be easy as it has dropped all three games in Edmonton this season but none have been this important. They have gone only 2-12 on the power play which is way down from their series average but they have upped their penalty kill by allowing just one goal in 15 man down opportunities. Calgary is 26-15-3-1 on the road and the Flames are 5-0 in their last five games following a loss of three or more goals. Edmonton used its momentum from Game Two to jump out to a big start in Game Three and the offense shows what it is capable of by scoring four goals in 12 minutes. That was it though as the Calgary defense shut the Oilers down for their other 37 shots on goal and the Flames need to avoid those spurts. Edmonton has been great at home but its defense was hardly challenged against one of the best offenses in the NHL as the Flames managed only 33 shorts which is pretty good for a lot of teams but not for this one as Calgary put up an average of 45.7 shots on goal in its previous seven games. The Oilers are 4-9 in their last 13 playoff games as a favorite. Here, we play on road teams against the money line in the second half of the season scoring on more than 19 percent of their power play opportunities after five straight games with 30 or more shots. This situation is 116-72 (61.7 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (57) Calgary Flames

This is a play on the GOLDEN ST. WARRIORS for our NBA Tuesday Enforcer. We played Dallas in Game Three with the thought it would do a better job with the interior defense as well as getting more production from the bench and while Spencer Dinwiddie helped the latter with 26 points, the Mavericks produced just two other points from their bench. Taking away the 11-23 from Luka Doncic, the rest of the team shot just 19-52 (36.5 percent) in Game Three and this has been the case throughout the entire series and against the Warriors, more results like that will lead to a very early exit for the Mavericks. The home floor has been good in the postseason but that is negated with this matchup as Dallas cannot compete against the fully healthy Warriors roster. Dallas is 2-12 ATS in its last 14 home games after having lost four or five of their last six games. After breaking down the tape, by someone else, it is clear the Warriors have a big advantage down low and it has not been fluky situations. The breakdown shows Dallas has been concerned with the outside shooting of the Warriors and their defense is not big enough down low or quick enough up top to counteract that as the defense has not been able to collapse which has led to numerous open looks down low for easy baskets. Golden St. has outscored the Mavericks 152-96 in the paint have converted on a whopping 60.9 percent of its two-point shots. The Warriors are 7-2 ATS in their last nine games as an underdog. Here, we play against teams where the line is +3 to -3 after having lost three of their last four games going up against an opponent after having won five or six of their last seven games. This situation is 103-69 ATS (60 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (567) Golden St. Warriors