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Bosnia Herzegovina has 2 points from their 4 games while Switzerland has 4 points from their 4 games in this group 2. Bosnia Herzegovina beat Italy at home after losing to them by 16 goals on the road and they lost by 20 goals to strongest side in the group in Netherlands while also losing by 16 goals on the road to this Swiss side. Switzerland lost twice to Netherlands and beat Italy by 12 goals on the road. Bosnia Herzegovina is solid enough at home to keep this close and cover.

France beat this Kosovo side by 31 goals in their first H2H match in this group, so there is no doubt France should win by a huge margin again here. However, Kosovo kept their other 3 games respectable, losing by 10, 2, and 2 goals, and France arrives here with a lot of their best players skipping this trip, so got to expect a blowout and a big France win, but the hosts should have enough to keep it respectable and cover this huge handicap in the end.

Bulls are 30-49 while Wizards are 17-62. Wizards are openly tanking and don't want to win games, while Bulls are bad but they aren't as bad as the Wizards. Bulls won their last 4 head-to-head meetings, with 3 of those wins coming by at least 30 points, including the last one just two days ago, so got to expect another dominant display from the Bulls and a comfortable win in the end.

Raptors are 44-35 in 6th place in the East, sitting half a game in front of the Magic and the same amount behind the Hawks in the fight for top-6 places to avoid the play-in. On the other side, the Heat are 10th with a 41-38 record, confirmed in the play-in with a small chance to catch 9th place. Raptors won and covered the spread in 6 of their last 7 home games, while the Heat lost 9 of their last 12 games and failed to cover the spread in 9 of those 12 games. Raptors won all 3 of their H2H meetings this season and covered the spread in all 3 of those wins, so got to like the Raptors to win and cover here as well.

Lakers are 50-29, in 4th place in the West, being a game and a half behind 3rd place and only ahead of the Rockets in 5th place on the H2H record in the fight for seeding ahead of the playoffs. On the other side, the Warriors are locked into 10th place in the West and will miss Curry tonight. Lakers won their last two H2H meetings and should be more motivated and win this one.

Lakers are 50-29, battling for seeding and home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs, while Warriors are locked into 10th place with a 37-42 record and have nothing to play for in this one. As a result, Warriors will rest Curry and will have notable other absences as well. Lakers won 3 of the last 4 H2H meetings against Warriors, including the last 2, so it feels like Lakers should take advantage of Warriors' lack of motivation and resting their best player to win this game led by James.

Cameron Young has been playing some brilliant golf of late as in his last 3 outings he notched finishes of T7 at The Genesis Invitational, T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and then a win at The Players Championship. He is 2-for-3 in his most recent Augusta appearances with finishes of T7 and T9 in 2023 and 2024, before a missed cut last year when he arrived in Georgia with a form of 5 missed cuts in the 6 prior events he had played. This time around he comes to Augusta in splendid form, playing some amazing golf that could easily see him right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Rahm arrives at Augusta with stellar form on the LIV Tour, where he finished in the top 5 in his last 5 events with 1 win and 3 runner-up finishes, playing some excellent golf. He has a strong record here at Masters, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 visits, including a green jacket in 2023, so given how well he is playing at the moment, there's nice value backing the Spaniard to win a second green jacket with another strong display.

Min Woo Lee is playing some amazing golf to start the season, highlighted by finishes of T2 at Pebble Beach, T6 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T3 in his last outing at the Houston Open. He was T14 here at Augusta on his debut in 2022, and he made the cut in his last 2 showings as well. With his form at the moment and improved putting, there is very nice value on offer to back the Aussie to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Reed had quite a turbulent time after finishing his contract with LIV Tour and coming to play on the DP World Tour to earn his place back on the PGA Tour when his year-long suspension finishes. That seems to have just brought out the best in him as he has been playing superbly to start the season, winning titles at the Dubai Desert Classic and Qatar Masters, while also finishing 3rd at the Bahrain Championship to quickly secure his spot back on the PGA Tour. He has a excellent record here at Augusta, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 showings, highlighted by the title in 2018 as this course clearly suits him very well, and combined with the form he brings from overseas, simply got to expect him to be a factor this weekend and contend for the victory.

Sungjae Im played just 4 events this year but made the cut in the last two, highlighted by a T4 finish at the Valspar Championship where he opened with a brilliant round of 7 under par 64. He has a strong record here at Augusta, being 4-for-6 with all 4 of those finishes inside the top 16, highlighted by a T2 on debut in 2020 and a T5 last year. He knows his way around Augusta and its tricky greens to putt on, while also keeping an aggressive mindset on particular holes that allow it, so got to fancy the Korean to go well again this weekend and quite possibly contend for top places.