BASEBALL HEADLINES
- Blue Jays set at back of bullpen
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Farrell has one less decision to make this season. He knew before spring training even started how the back of the Blue Jays' bullpen would look: Sergio Santos will be his closer and Francisco Cordero the setup man. The starting rotation? He's far less certain about that.
- Reds OF Bruce reports to camp 16 pounds slimmer
Cincinnati Reds fans will see less of Jay Bruce this season. The outfielder has reported to camp weighing 16 pounds less than at the end of last season. It's a noticeable change for the All-Star, who thinks the slimmer body will make him faster and help him get through the season better. "I just felt I wasn't getting any thinner," Bruce said on Wednesday.
- Nolan Ryan says these Rangers are his best team
Texas Rangers president and CEO Nolan Ryan says the team assembling for this spring training is his best. At a packed news conference Wednesday, the Hall of Fame pitcher spoke of how impressed he is with the team's expensive addition from Japan, right-hander Yu Darvish, then talked of the addiction struggles of outfielder Josh Hamilton and his high expectations for this team.
- Texas Rangers Options at Left-Handed Reliever: Fan Opinion
The Texas Rangers head into spring training with a hole in their bullpen. They don't have any left handed relievers. Michael Gonzalez remains a free agent though he's apparently asking for more than what Texas is willing to pay.
- Stan Musial or not, it’s time for Albert Pujols to finally accept the ‘El Hombre’ nickname
You'd think a $250 million contract would be enough for a guy to overlook a few of the things he doesn't like about his employer. But Albert Pujols is already objecting to the "El Hombre" billboards that have recently been … Continue reading →
- LHP Outman wants to earn a Rockies roster spot
Josh Outman is hoping his pitching career can blossom with the Colorado Rockies.
- Nationals additions on pitching staff settling in
During each of his four major league seasons in Oakland, Gio Gonzalez constantly was reminded that he was going to be a part of the future of the franchise. Now a key stitch in the offseason rethreading of the Washington Nationals' pitching staff following his trade from the Athletics, Gonzalez is one of several new faces management hopes will help this team be a playoff contender this season.
- Three Questions About Cincinnati Reds Pitching Going into 2012 Spring Training: Fan's Take
The Cincinnati Reds certainly made strides towards eliminating the awful memories of the 2011 season. As a huge Reds fan myself, I know I am feeling much better about our chances for making a return to the top of the NL Central.
- Pablo Sandoval unconcerned about weight questions
Pablo Sandoval's portion sizes and weigh-in statistics always seem to be a hot topic this time of year. He understands it -- and he doesn't much care anymore. He doesn't take any of the comments directed at his girth personally, either. "It's part of my work, everybody wants to know what I weigh," said Sandoval, who is set for a formal date with the scale Thursday.
- Judge rules in NY Mets' favor in hot dog dispute
A federal judge has ruled in favor of the New York Mets in a ballpark dispute over kosher hot dogs. Kosher Sports Inc. had sued the Queens Ballpark Company, the team subsidiary that operates Citi Field, in 2010. The food vendor claimed the team violated a 2008 contract by preventing it from selling kosher hot dogs on Friday nights and Saturdays.
BASKETBALL HEADLINES
- Magic: Kobe, Lakers management should talk
Rather than trade barbs and hold player meetings, Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson wants Kobe Bryant and the team's management to get together and discuss their issues over recent trade rumors involving forward Pau Gasol.
- Howard Motivation Remains a Question
As Dwight Howard finishes what almost certainly will be his last year in Orlando, it's tough to get inside the head of the NBA's best big man. You can almost understand why he wants to go on to greener pastures -- just as Shaquille O'Neal did a very long generation ago...
- Top 5 Benches in the NBA
It's a well-known fact that depth is essential to any championship team. Due to the shortened season, injuries are more prevalent than in past seasons and the compressed schedule requires teams to use more bench players to keep starters fresh and healthy for the postseason.
- Allen Iverson and His Importance to the NBA: Fan's View
"With the first pick in the 1996 NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers select, Allen Iverson from Georgetown University." - David Stern With that statement on the 26th of June in 1996, Allen Iverson became the shortest, lightest player to ever be drafted number one overall...
- Undermanned Boston Celtics Look to Even Score Against Oklahoma City Thunder: Fan's Take
The Boston Celtics look to even the score when they visit former teammate Kendrick Perkins and the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. The Celtics fell to the Thunder 97-88 on January 16 th ; a game that concluded a five game losing streak and dropped the team to 4-8 for the...
- Joel Przybilla signing with Trail Blazers
Free-agent center Joel Przybilla has decided to return to the Trail Blazers.
- Lin on SI cover for second straight week
Covering Jeremy Lin has been easy for Sports Illustrated. The high-scoring Knicks newcomer is on the cover of SI for the second week in a row. He's the first New York-based team athlete to be given such treatment since the magazine started in 1954 -- not even Mickey Mantle, Joe Namath or Eli Manning made two straight.
- Celtics' Rondo to replace Joe Johnson on All-Star team
Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo will replace injured Atlanta Hawks' point guard Joe Johnson on the Eastern Conference All-Star team, according to multiple reports. Johnson was diagnosed with tendinitis in his left knee and will miss the annual event, which is being held...
- Sacramento No Match for Miami Royalty: Fan Reaction
I am a native Floridian plus a basketball enthusiast, and I am fired up about this Miami Heat team. Their playing is like no other, and it is apparent that the best is yet to come. They are just getting warmed up, so to speak.
- Jeremy Lin finds himself a nice hotel to stay in, complete with a BLT bar
For a spell, while he was wondering if the New York Knicks were going to be the third NBA team to cut him in a nine-week span, Jeremy Lin was famously dividing time between teammate Landry Fields' apartment and his … Continue reading →
NCAA BASKETBALL HEADLINES
- Louisville-Cincinnati Preview
Positioning in the Big East is on the line for Louisville and Cincinnati on Thursday night. These teams have 9-5 conference marks and the winner will enhance its chances for a double-bye in the Big East tournament when the No. 17 Cardinals visit the Bearcats. The top four teams in the Big East gain double-byes, and Louisville (21-6) and Cincinnati (19-8) trail South Florida and No.
- Wisconsin-Iowa Preview
When Wisconsin is hitting its 3-point shots, it can be tough to beat. When it struggles from the outside, like it did against Iowa earlier this season, it can see some ugly results. The 16th-ranked Badgers look to exact some revenge while trying to continue their strong road play Thursday night against the Hawkeyes.
- Temple in talks to join Big East
Temple and the Big East are talking about the Owls rejoining the conference as soon as next season. MAC Commissioner Jon A. Steinbrecher said in a statement Wednesday that his league is "aware that Temple has been in discussions with the Big East regarding membership." A person familiar with the talks says the school and the Big East are trying to negotiate a deal that could have Temple...
- The 2011-12 Michigan State Spartans Share Similarities with MSU's 2000 National Title Team
The 2011-12 Michigan State Spartans, who are ranked sixth in the nation, are playing similar to past Tom Izzo teams -- teams in which won a national championship in 2000 and reached six Final Fours. While it remains to be seen just how far the Big Ten-leading Spartans can go this...
- Preview: West Virginia @ ND
Irish shoot for 20th victory for sixth straight season as well as a school-record nine in a row in Big East...
- Murray St.-Tennessee St. Preview
Murray State's emphatic win over another Top 25 team boosted its already impressive resume. A victory over a surging Tennessee State team, which handed the Racers their only loss of the season, could be just as significant in terms of NCAA tournament seeding. No. 14 Murray State insists revenge won't be on its mind Thursday night when it visits the Tigers, who are seeking a 10th straight...
- Cowboy Up: Sailors, Jump Shot and UW Hoops
The GoWyoGo.com did a question and answer with Boulder Daily Camera s Ryan Thorburn on Wyoming basketball...
- Hoyas hammered by Hall
Otto Porter and the Hoyas went down against Seton Hall last night. Hard.
- Good feeling from both hoops teams
It may seem like a decade ago, but just three years ago both the LSU men and women basketball teams were...
- SU looks for win with new uniforms
With no player averaging more than 14.0 points, there s some criticism that Syracuse does not have enough star...
FOOTBALL HEADLINES
- Vikings 2012 Free Agency Profile: G Carl Nicks
If the Minnesota Vikings have any hopes of significantly improving on their 3-13 record from the past season, they'll need to upgrade their offensive line at just about every position. Although the 2012 NFL Draft will certainly help them address that glaring area of concern,...
- LeCharles Bentley looks to lift Ole Miss's Bobby Massie into first-round status
The ex-Pro Bowl center has new methods in the way offensive linemen are coached in the pros.
- Haley, Big Ben rocky start much ado about nothing
There had been considerable hand-wringing that Pittsburgh quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and new offensive coordinator Todd Haley had yet to meet. So what? Yeah, the Mayan calendar might yet be correct, and the planet could still be left just an ember in 10 months.
- Brady Quinn Joins Long List of Tebow Haters: Fan's Perspective
Tebow After Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos lost in the AFC Playoffs, I thought I'd be able to go into hibernation for the offseason. However, all the Tebow maniacs were awoken from their offseason rest by Brady Quinn. The Broncos backup QB issued scathing comments on Tebow in...
- DUI charges against Steelers' Ward dropped
DECATUR, Ga. - Prosecutors have dropped DUI charges against Pittsburgh Steelers receiver and Dancing With the Stars winner Hines Ward.
- New Orleans Saintsations and the Top Five Hottest NFL Cheerleading Teams: A Fan's View
According to a NewYorkJets.com report, auditions for the 2012 Flight Crew cheerleading squad begin on April 21, 2012. The Jets' Flight Crew is just one of the many NFL cheerleading and dance squads already gearing up for the 2012-13 season.
- Ward pleads guilty to reckless driving
Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward entered a guilty plea to a charge of reckless driving and no contest to...
- Aaron Rodgers Day to Be Scheduled for December 12, 2012: Fan’s Take
The Wisconsin State Assembly unanimously passed a resolution that would designate December 12, 2012, as "Aaron Rodgers Day." The resolution was forwarded to the Wisconsin Senate on February 22. This resolution will supposedly allow fans to celebrate Green Bay Packers...
- Late Oakland Raiders' Owner Al Davis to Be Honored with the Younger Award: Fan's Look
While many may have disagreed with the Oakland Raiders' iconic owner Al Davis over the years, most of the time ol' Al turned out to be right. Although he passed away last October, his son, Mark Davis, will accept The Younger Award on his behalf this Friday in Indianapolis.
- Bucs Round Out New Coaching Staff: Fan's Look
After getting off to a slow start, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have made considerable progress in assembling a dramatically different coaching staff for the 2012 season. When the team hired l ongtime Rutgers coach Greg Schiano away from the college ranks, all parties involved --...
NCAA FOOTBALL HEADLINES
- Boise State to stay in Mountain West for 2012-13
Boise State will remain in the Mountain West for the 2012-13 athletic seasons after considering an early move for its football program to the Big East. The school announced on Wednesday that it was not "fiscally responsible" to move its football program a year earlier than scheduled to the expanding Big East.
- ACC files complaint with SEC over Vandy
Vanderbilt officials say the Atlantic Coast Conference has filed a formal complaint for one of its members with the Southeastern Conference involving the Commodores' football team. Vice chancellor David Williams said in a statement Wednesday that the SEC informed Vanderbilt of the complaint. "We are complying with SEC and Vanderbilt procedures and are conducting an investigation on the...
- Tulane finishes spring practice
Get quotes from new Tulane coach Curtis Johnson and quarterback Ryan Griffin after the first spring practice...
- The Ohio State/Michigan Rivalry Reaches a New Low: A Fan's Take
The Ohio State, Michigan rivalry under coaches Brady Hoke and Urban Meyer is already a bit of a laughing matter in that both programs don't refer to each other by their actual name, but "Ohio" and "that school up north." "That's what Bo and Woody...
- Malcolm Marable does his best Cliff Harris impression and gets cited for driving 104 mph
Apparently, football players in the state of Oregon have been commissioned to show the world that Nissan Altima's are the speeding cars of choice. The latest player to get caught flying down Oregon's Interstate 5 in a Altima is Oregon … Continue reading →
- HD Video: Scroggins on his way back
Redshirt sophomore quarterback Jesse Scroggins is feeling good and ready to compete for a spot behind Matt...
- A fresh approach
Purdue will install a new defense this spring, led by new coordinator Tim Tibesar . It ll likely be an attacking...
- Dillan Lawsom commits to Florida, but professes love for Alabama
Dillan Lawson must be a little confused. The Crestview (Fla.) High linebacker recently committed to Florida following the Gators' junior day despite having a profuse and profound love of Alabama and a bad image of the University of Florida. "I … Continue reading →
- AP Source: Temple Owls in talks with Big East
A person familiar with the talks says Temple is in negotiations with the Big East about joining the conference in all sports next season. The person spoke Wednesday to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the talks are still ongoing. Temple played in the Big East in football only from 1991-2004, but was forced out of the league.
- ACC files complaint with SEC against Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt officials say the Atlantic Coast Conference has filed a formal complaint for one of its members with the Southeastern Conference involving the Commodores' football team. Vice Chancellor David Williams issued a statement Wednesday saying that Vanderbilt is complying with the SEC and also investigating the complaint as well.
HOCKEY HEADLINES
- Alex Ovechkin out of lineup for key Capitals game at Senators
Washington Capitals Coach Dale Hunter did the Kevin Bacon/"Animal House" routine on Tuesday regarding Alex Ovechkin: That he had an "equipment problem" in their loss to Carolina ("Remain Calm!") and was given a "maintenance day" off from practice ("All Is … Continue reading →
- Colorado Avalanche National and Local TV Schedule March-April 2012
The Colorado Avalanche have provided plenty of exciting moments for fans this season. Don't expect the likes of Ryan O'Reilly, Paul Stastny, and Milan Hejduk to stop now. March and April will surely be months to remember for fans everywhere.
- Wild-Panthers Preview
The Florida Panthers and Minnesota Wild are two of the league's lowest-scoring teams, and their offensive woes have contributed to recent skids which have hurt their postseason hopes. Florida looks to salvage the finale of a four-game homestand Thursday night against Minnesota, which has not scored more than one goal in a road game this month.
- The Panthers Are in a Dogfight for the Southeast: A Fan’s Take
The Southeast Division is heating up these days. A few weeks ago the biggest thing the Florida Panthers had to worry about was holding off the Washington Capitals and retaining first place but now it appears the rest of the division is piling up wins as well.
- Capitals Could End Road Trip with Ovechkin Out of the Lineup: A Fan's Take
The Washington Capitals have been on a downward spiral this season. When they need to come up big, they produce lackluster efforts. As they undertook their current four-game road trip, they did so knowing that three or four wins were a must.
- Watch Dancin’ Max Talbot conquer The Buggles on Xbox Kinect
Maxime Talbot of the Philadelphia Flyers. You can call him Max, or you can call him Superstar. But after the Flyers Wives Fight for Lives Carnival last weekend, there's really only one thing left to call him: Dancin' Maxchine (Watch'em … Continue reading →
- Rogers will compete with Bell on MLSE content
MONTREAL - Improved hockey, basketball and soccer coverage, including better access to team practices and more angles on scoring are among improvements sports fans can expect from Rogers now that it owns a big chunk of Toronto's top sports franchises.
- Puck Headlines: Francois Allaire on Leafs’ goaltending; Patrick Sharp on fatherhood
Here are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. In the KHL, when someone scores a goal, every player on the … Continue reading →
- Graham James, his career and legal history
WINNIPEG - A chronology of Graham James's career and legal history:
- Hurricanes have made Tuomo Ruutu a $4.75 million forward for next 4 years
Impending free agency does some funny things. It makes you an object of desire around the NHL Trade Deadline, as pundits pump your tires until they're Gravedigger-sized in a sparse field of talent. It also increases your asking price before … Continue reading →
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SCORES AND ODDS
MLB NBA NCAAB NFL NCAAF NHL |
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Detroit
Cleveland |
100
101 |
Final |
+2 (-103)
-2 (-107) |
192.5 |
New Orleans
Indiana |
108
117 |
Final |
+10.5 (-110)
-10.5 (+100) |
181 |
Philadelphia
Memphis |
76
89 |
Final |
-1.5 (-105)
+1.5 (-105) |
181 |
Sacramento
Miami |
108
120 |
Final |
+13.5 (-108)
-13.5 (-102) |
202 |
San Antonio
Portland |
97
137 |
Final |
+7.5 (-106)
-7.5 (-104) |
187 |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Atlanta
New York |
14
14 |
Closed |
+7 (-107)
-7 (-103) |
187 |
Boston
Oklahoma City |
38
56 |
Closed |
+8.5 (-106)
-8.5 (-104) |
186.5 |
Denver
Los Angeles |
0
0 |
Open |
+9 (-105)
-9 (-105) |
200.5 |
Detroit
Toronto |
39
51 |
Closed |
+4.5 (-105)
-4.5 (-105) |
188 |
Golden State
Phoenix |
0
0 |
Open |
+4 (-105)
-4 (-105) |
205.5 |
Indiana
Charlotte |
43
40 |
Closed |
-5.5 (-104)
+5.5 (-106) |
190 |
Los Angeles
Dallas |
0
0 |
Open |
+4.5 (-107)
-4.5 (-103) |
180.5 |
Milwaukee
Chicago |
0
0 |
Open |
+10.5 (-103)
-10.5 (-107) |
189 |
New Orleans
Cleveland |
44
40 |
Closed |
+5 (+102)
-5 (-113) |
183 |
Orlando
New Jersey |
27
17 |
Closed |
-6.5 (-105)
+6.5 (-105) |
184 |
Philadelphia
Houston |
0
0 |
Open |
+4 (-106)
-4 (-104) |
187 |
Sacramento
Washington |
49
62 |
Closed |
+3 (-106)
-3 (-104) |
204 |
Utah
Minnesota |
0
0 |
Open |
+5.5 (-107)
-5.5 (-103) |
198 |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City |
0
0 |
Open |
+6.5 (-110)
-6.5 (+100) |
192.5 |
New York
Miami |
0
0 |
Open |
+10 (-102)
-10 (-108) |
199 |
Orlando
Atlanta |
0
0 |
Open |
-1.5 (-105)
+1.5 (-105) |
177.5 |
San Antonio
Denver |
0
0 |
Open |
|
|
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Auburn
Florida |
47
63 |
Final |
+17 (-105)
-17 (-105) |
134 |
Clemson
Georgia Tech |
56
37 |
Final |
-4 (-109)
+4 (-101) |
121 |
Cleveland St.
Wis.-Green Bay |
67
71 |
Final |
-2 (-105)
+2 (-105) |
129 |
Evansville
Creighton |
92
93 |
Final |
+10.5 (-110)
-10.5 (+100) |
147 |
Georgetown
Seton Hall |
55
73 |
Final |
-2.5 (+103)
+2.5 (-114) |
125 |
Illinois
Ohio State |
67
83 |
Final |
+15.5 (-101)
-15.5 (-109) |
129.5 |
Ill.-Chicago
Butler |
44
69 |
Final |
+12.5 (-103)
-12.5 (-107) |
125.5 |
Kansas St.
Missouri |
78
68 |
Final |
+9 (-104)
-9 (-106) |
138 |
Kent St.
Miami (Ohio) |
60
62 |
Final |
-2 (-109)
+2 (-101) |
132.5 |
Kentucky
Mississippi St. |
73
64 |
Final |
-9.5 (-106)
+9.5 (-104) |
137 |
Loyola of Chicago
Valparaiso |
62
66 |
Final |
+11.5 (-101)
-11.5 (-109) |
120 |
Miami
Maryland |
70
75 |
Final |
-3 (-105)
+3 (-105) |
139.5 |
Michigan
Northwestern |
67
55 |
Final |
+2.5 (-109)
-2.5 (-101) |
125.5 |
New Mexico
Colorado St. |
63
71 |
Final |
-5.5 (-106)
+5.5 (-104) |
135.5 |
North Carolina
N.C. State |
86
74 |
Final |
-6.5 (-109)
+6.5 (-101) |
149.5 |
Virginia
Virginia Tech |
61
59 |
Final |
-2 (-103)
+2 (-107) |
115 |
Wofford
UNC Greensboro |
68
56 |
Final |
-2 (-110)
+2 (+100) |
139 |
Xavier
UMass |
73
80 |
Final |
+1.5 (-105)
-1.5 (-105) |
152 |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Appalachian St.
The Citadel |
19
26 |
Closed |
-4 (-109)
+4 (-101) |
130.5 |
Ball St.
Western Michigan |
35
35 |
Closed |
+3.5 (-110)
-3.5 (+100) |
129.5 |
Boise St.
UNLV |
0
0 |
Open |
+13 (-102)
-13 (-108) |
141 |
Bowling Green
Akron |
36
43 |
Closed |
+7.5 (-104)
-7.5 (-106) |
133.5 |
Bradley
Northern Iowa |
0
0 |
Open |
+15.5 (-108)
-15.5 (-102) |
129 |
Dayton
Cal. St.-Northridge |
0
0 |
Open |
+1.5 (-102)
-1.5 (-108) |
131 |
Cal Santa Barbara
Long Beach St. |
0
0 |
Open |
+8 (-105)
-8 (-105) |
140.5 |
Central Florida
Rice |
0
0 |
Open |
-1.5 (-110)
+1.5 (+100) |
131.5 |
Central Michigan
Toledo |
36
37 |
Closed |
+5.5 (-103)
-5.5 (-107) |
129 |
Dayton
Duquesne |
33
30 |
Closed |
+3.5 (-105)
-3.5 (-105) |
147.5 |
Delaware
Towson |
33
25 |
Closed |
-9 (-106)
+9 (-104) |
124 |
East Carolina
Memphis |
0
0 |
Open |
+14.5 (-103)
-14.5 (-107) |
136.5 |
George Mason
Northeastern |
38
31 |
Closed |
-3 (-109)
+3 (-101) |
131 |
George Washington
Charlotte |
21
23 |
Closed |
+4.5 (-101)
-4.5 (-109) |
130.5 |
Georgia
LSU |
0
0 |
Open |
+5.5 (-102)
-5.5 (-108) |
121 |
Hofstra
& |
39
42 |
Closed |
-4 (-102)
+4 (-108) |
131 |
Houston
Marshall |
31
23 |
Closed |
+14 (-109)
-14 (-101) |
142.5 |
Indiana St.
Missouri St |
0
0 |
Open |
+7 (-105)
-7 (-105) |
127 |
James Madison
Drexel |
35
34 |
Closed |
+14.5 (-107)
-14.5 (-103) |
126.5 |
Kansas
M |
0
0 |
Open |
-10 (-103)
+10 (-107) |
124 |
Michigan State
Minnesota U |
0
0 |
Open |
-5.5 (-105)
+5.5 (-105) |
128.5 |
Mississippi
Tennessee |
31
30 |
Closed |
+7 (-105)
-7 (-105) |
127.5 |
Nebraska
Purdue |
53
69 |
Closed |
+10.5 (-105)
-10.5 (-105) |
130 |
Northern Illinois
Eastern Michigan |
22
22 |
Closed |
+8.5 (-108)
-8.5 (-102) |
110.5 |
Ohio
Buffalo |
37
32 |
Closed |
+3 (-108)
-3 (-102) |
135.5 |
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma |
0
0 |
Open |
+4 (+100)
-4 (-110) |
140 |
Old Dominion
Georgia St. |
31
34 |
Closed |
+4 (-110)
-4 (+100) |
123 |
Richmond
s |
25
24 |
Closed |
+7.5 (+101)
-7.5 (-111) |
135.5 |
Rutgers
Marquette |
0
0 |
Open |
+11.5 (-102)
-11.5 (-108) |
138 |
Southern Illinois
Drake |
0
0 |
Open |
+5.5 (-102)
-5.5 (-108) |
127 |
South Carolina
Vanderbilt |
0
0 |
Open |
+13 (-105)
-13 (-105) |
134 |
South Florida
Syracuse |
20
24 |
Closed |
+14 (-111)
-14 (+101) |
123 |
Southern Miss
UTEP |
0
0 |
Open |
-2 (+100)
+2 (-110) |
129 |
St. Bonaventure
Fordham |
31
18 |
Closed |
-7.5 (-105)
+7.5 (-105) |
131 |
TCU
Air Force |
0
0 |
Open |
+2 (-101)
-2 (-109) |
130 |
Temple
La Salle |
32
29 |
Closed |
-2.5 (-107)
+2.5 (-103) |
145 |
Texas Tech
Iowa St. |
0
0 |
Open |
+14.5 (-101)
-14.5 (-109) |
131.5 |
Tulane
SMU |
0
0 |
Open |
+2.5 (-106)
-2.5 (-104) |
117 |
Va. Commonwealth
N.C. Wilmington |
28
31 |
Closed |
-10.5 (-123)
+10.5 (+111) |
137.5 |
West Virginia
Notre Dame |
28
30 |
Closed |
+2.5 (-102)
-2.5 (-108) |
127 |
Wichita St.
Illinois St. |
0
0 |
Open |
-5.5 (-102)
+5.5 (-108) |
138 |
Wyoming
San Diego St. |
0
0 |
Open |
+5.5 (-104)
-5.5 (-106) |
120 |
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| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Anaheim Ducks
Tampa Bay |
2
3 |
Final |
-132
+122 |
5.5 |
Dallas
Montreal |
3
0 |
Final |
+122
-132 |
5 |
Detroit
Chicago |
1
2 |
Final |
-104
-104 |
5.5 |
Edmonton
Calgary |
6
1 |
Final |
+147
-160 |
5.5 |
Los Angeles
Phoenix |
4
5 |
Final |
+103
-111 |
5 |
New Jersey
Toronto |
4
3 |
Final |
+104
-113 |
5.5 |
New York
Buffalo |
1
2 |
Final |
+161
-175 |
5.5 |
New York
Pittsburgh |
0
2 |
Final |
+109
-118 |
5 |
Philadelphia
Winnipeg Jets |
5
4 |
Final |
-117
+108 |
5.5 |
San Jose
Columbus |
3
6 |
Final |
-193
+177 |
5.5 |
Vancouver
Nashville |
1
3 |
Final |
-111
+103 |
5.5 |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Boston
St. Louis |
0
0 |
Open |
+109
-118 |
5 |
Los Angeles
Colorado |
0
0 |
Open |
+100
-108 |
5 |
Washington
Ottawa |
0
2 |
Closed |
+133
-144 |
5.5 |
| Team |
Score |
Status |
Line |
Total |
Anaheim Ducks
Carolina |
0
0 |
Open |
|
|
Dallas
Chicago |
0
0 |
Open |
|
|
Minnesota
Florida |
0
0 |
Open |
+138
-150 |
5 |
Philadelphia
Edmonton |
0
0 |
Open |
-140
+129 |
5.5 |
Phoenix
Calgary |
0
0 |
Open |
+104
-113 |
5 |
San Jose
Toronto |
0
0 |
Open |
-120
+111 |
5.5 |
St. Louis
Nashville |
0
0 |
Open |
+108
-117 |
5 |
Tampa Bay
Winnipeg Jets |
0
0 |
Open |
+133
-144 |
5.5 |
Vancouver
Detroit |
0
0 |
Open |
+123
-133 |
5.5 |
|
