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Hawks covered the spread in 10 of their last 12 games, while the Warriors failed to cover the spread in 5 of their last 7 games. Hawks are playing really well at the moment, while the Warriors are struggling with a bunch of injuries, so got to expect the Hawks to have the upper hand in this one and win comfortably in the end.

Warriors produced overs in 5 of their last 7 games, while Hawks produced overs in 2 of their last 3 games. They produced overs in 6 of the last 9 H2H meetings, and both sides are coming off poor shooting displays in their respective last games, so got to expect better offensive output from both, which should lead to a high-scoring contest and bring in the over.

Spurs are 20-14 against the spread at home while Pacers are 11-24 against the spread on the road. Spurs covered the spread in 13 of their last 20 games, while Pacers failed to cover the spread in 13 of their last 15 games. Spurs are way better and Pacers are tanking, so got to expect Spurs to blow out the weak Pacers and win by a huge margin.

Spurs have 5 overs in their last 7 games with 1 push, while Pacers have 7 overs in their last 9 games. They produced overs in 2 of the last 3 H2H meetings, so got to expect a lot of points here and take the over.

Dallas has 5 points from their first 4 games, while Houston Dynamo has 6 points from their first 3 games. Dallas is undefeated at home with 1 win and 2 draws, while Dynamo played all 3 of their games at home. Dallas has a dominant 11-6-2 H2H record in the last 19 matches against Dynamo in Frisco, so got to feel like playing at home will be decisive here, and see Dallas edge out their state rival and take all 3 points.

Lightning has 3rd best record in East with 88 points while Oilers are 6th in West with 77 points. Lightning won 3 of their last 4 games and also 3 of their last 4 road games while Oilers lost 3 of their last 5 and 4 of their last 7 home games. Oilers are without Draisaitl which is a big miss and Lightning won 4 of their last 5 H2H meetings so got to liek Bolts to win this one too.

Lightning went over this total in 9 of their last 14 games, while the Oilers went over this total in 15 of their last 19 games. Their H2H meetings are usually high scoring as 4 of the last 6 played in Alberta had at least 8 goals, so got to expect a high-scoring contest here as well, which should bring in the over in the end.

Both teams opened the season strong. Whitecaps lead the West with 12 points from 4 wins, while San Jose is fourth with 9 points from 3 wins and 1 loss. Whitecaps are perfect at home with 3 wins and a +10 goal difference with 3 clean sheets, showing how dominant they have been. Whitecaps won 3 of the last 4 H2H meetings against San Jose, including the last 2 played in Vancouver, so got to expect the hosts to dominate this one as well and win in the end.

White started the season superbly, scoring 5 goals in the first 4 games after netting 18 goals in 24 games played in MLS last season. Vancouver is a big favorite at home, which should see him get some chances, so with his conversion rate being so high to start the year, simply got to like Brian to open the scoring in this one.

Smotherman has been playing really well this year. He opened with T8 at The American Express, where he shot four rounds of 68 or better. He was then fantastic T2 at the Cognizant Classic, where he opened with a 9-under-par round of 62, and he comes here after a very good showing at Arnie's place, where he finished T13. He was solid in 2 previous showings here at Copperhead, with results of 25th and 36th in 2022 and 2023. Years later he returns as a much better player who is playing excellent golf at the moment, leading the Tour in Strokes Gained on Approach and sitting 8th in Greens in Regulation, so married with his always-strong long off-the-tee game, simply got to see nice value backing him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Hisatsune is playing some amazing golf this year as the Japanese youngster sits 61st in the OWGR, very close to the top 50 and an invitation to the Masters. He was T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open at the start of the year and notched 3 more top-15s since, finishing T10 at the Phoenix Open, T8 at Pebble Beach, and T13 last week at The Players Championship. He was T33 here on debut in 2024 and even better T4 a year ago, so he likes Copperhead, and this time around arrives as a much-improved player who is playing great at the moment, which could easily see the Japanese youngster contend for the win.

Moore opened this season playing very well and making the cut in all events he played in, highlighted by T2 at the Cognizant Classic where he shot all 4 rounds of 68 or better. He is a former winner here, having won the title in 2023 before finishing T12 a year later when defending. He ranks in the top 8 on the Tour for Scrambling and Par-3 scoring, which are both very relevant this week at Copperhead, so got to see very nice value backing former winner to contend here once again come Sunday afternoon.