This is a play on the EDMONTON ELKS for our CFL Sunday Enforcer. Edmonton has been one of the worst franchises in the CFL over the last few years but the Elks closed last season on a 7-4 run and things were expected to turn around this season but so far, not so good. They are 0-3 with all three losses by double digits so they have failed to cover any of those games. They are back home following a loss at Winnipeg and they have a huge rest edge. While Edmonton is not off a bye week, it has not played since June 26th which is essentially a mini bye and now facing a team that has to not only travel out west but also has three fewer days of preparation. Ottawa is not off to a much better start as it is 1-3 both straight up and against the number and as mentioned, this is not an easy scheduling spot. The Redblacks did win their one game on the road at Calgary and are 1-1 on the highway and were underdogs in both so now they go to the role of overpriced favorite, no matter the opponent. Ottawa will get quarterback Dru Brown back for this one which is a good sign for the passing offense but this is the game for the Elks they need to save their season despite it being as early as it is. 10* (716) Edmonton Elks

This is a play on the TAMPA BAY RAYS for our Sunday Free Play. Tampa Bay has lost the first two games of this series, both by one run, including a 6-5 loss yesterday on a bunt single in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Rays have struggled since allowing 22 runs against the Orioles on June 27th as they are 2-6 over their last eight games and sit three games behind Toronto in the American League East. Drew Rasmussen is coming off his worst start of the season as he allowed four runs over three innings against the Athletics but this is a good bounce back spot as he still brings in a 2.78 ERA and 1.00 WHIP in 17 starts. The Twins have taken these first two games following a 1-4 run and are still three games under .500. They have been much better at home where they have now won four straight following a six-game losing streak at Target Field. Joe Ryan has been consistent as well with his 2.75 ERA and 0.87 WHIP in 16 starts with very similar home and road splits. The problem is that Minnesota is just 8-8 in those 16 starts so there is no value when squaring off against a quality starter. Play (961) Tampa Bay Rays

+$25,760 MLB run. 15-8 MLB Underdog Run. It was a 1-2 Saturday in MLB with the winner on the +118 Orioles and we continue our red hot run Sunday. THREE MLB Winners on Sunday with a Divisional Game of the Month and an Underdog Double Play!

This is a play on the KANSAS CITY ROYALS as part of our MLB Sunday Double Play. The Royals are looking to rebound from a 7-1 loss on Saturday and close their roadtrip with a 4-3 record. After going 45-36 at home last season, they are just 20-24 this season and bring in a better road record where they are 22-24 and catching value in this matchup. Michael Lorenzen is having a disappointing season after helping the Royals down the stretch after coming over from Texas last season as he posted a 1.57 ERA but that ERA this year is 4.95 although he is pitching to a 4.24 xERA and 4.39 xFIP, certainly not great but more favorable. The Diamondbacks are one game under .500 and are on a 3-7 slide. Anthony DeSclafani will start for the Diamondbacks which is his first start in almost two years. He has made four appearances as a long reliever since signing June 15, but has yet to throw more than three innings. He has a 4.82 ERA in four relief appearances over 9.1 innings while allowing three home runs. He will not be stretched far which is not ideal for an Arizona bullpen that has the third worst ERA in the league. 10* (973) Kansas City Royals

This is a play on the WASHINGTON NATIONALS as part of our MLB Sunday Double Play. The Red Sox have rolled the first two games of this series and will be very popular today to complete the sweep. Boston is back to .500 as it has won four of five following a 1-7 run and it comes in still five games under .500 on the road and is laying a huge number based on the pitching matchup which we are fading. Garrett Crochet has been an awesome addition to the rotation as he comes in with a 2.34 ERA and 1.04 WHIP and he has actually been better on the road than at home but this is a tricky spot coming off two blowout wins and facing a Washington team that is No. 12 in baseball in average against lefties. The Nationals had won four of six prior to this series which included a series win over the Tigers and they send Shinnosuke Ogasawara to the hill for his Major League debut. He posted a 4.80 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and 12:4 K:BB in 15 innings across three starts at Triple-A and is coming off a solid rehab start after coming off the minor league IL. Having never seen him, the Red Sox should slow down from their offensive run. 10* (966) Washington Nationals

This is a play on the CLEVELAND GUARDIANS for our Divisional Game of the Month. Detroit came away with a 1-0 win on Saturday and the sweep seems inevitable with its ace on the hill but this is the ultimate contrarian opportunity. Saying Tarik Skubal is overvalued may sound like a ludicrous statement but in some spots that is the case. He is clearly the best pitcher in baseball as his numbers back that up but these are the situations we have to look against that, namely on the road. This is his first road start since June 12th so we have not had the opportunity as playing against him at home is wasted money. He has 90 strikeouts over 65.2 home innings but just 48 over 43.1 innings on the road and in seven road outings, the Tigers are 4-3 compared to 9-1 in 10 home starts. Cleveland has now lost nine straight games, getting shut out five times but at this number and situation, they are the take. Gavin Williams is coming off an iffy start against the Cubs but that was on the road and he has been much better at home with a 3.72 ERA and Detroit is not exactly mashing the ball on a consistent basis right now. 10* (960) Cleveland Guardians