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Another big sports today with a full slate of MLB, three WNBA games and some CFL action. I’m also excited for the the French Grand Prix F1 race that will take place very early tomorrow morning. I am putting that betting tip here for all of you who are interesting in that. I think the odds are a bit off as there is one man who has been dominating that circuit all season long.
Plenty of betting tips to get into so let’s just jump right in.
CFL Betting Tips:
BC Lions at Edmonton Eskimos: This should be a hostile game as Mike Reilly makes his return to Edmonton. He was the QB for the Eskimos for awhile, but signed with BC this offseason. The 34-year old had a rough first game of the season with two interceptions and you have to think the Edmonton fans will be on him for this one.
The Eskimos replaced him with Trevor Harris who had a big game in week one with 447 yards passing and three touchdowns. Between his rolling and the hostile environment for BC, I think Edmonton has a great chance to get on the board with a win here.
F1 Racing Betting Tips:
French Grand Prix: This is the second year of the French Grand Prix after a long ten-year layoff. Last year’s race was won by the great Lewis Hamilton and it’s hard not to see that repeating here. Hamilton has been one of the most dominating drivers of all-time and he has five wins in seven races this season. The fact that you can get him at this price is an absolute steal and you should jump on it here.
WNBA Betting Tips:
Atlanta Dream at Connecticut Sun: The Sun have absolutely been dominating this season and tonight they face one of the worst teams in the league in the Atlanta Dream. While this line is rather high for a WNBA game, I really have no doubt that the Sun will cover this one. They are just a better team in every way, at every position, and they are a great home team. Don’t hesitate, lay the points here.
MLB Betting Tips:
Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals: The Braves will send Dallas Keuchel to the mound today and I am really unsure how that is going to work out. This is a guy who wasn’t really pitched since last season and has mostly been training on his own since the end of last season. He pitched just fourteen innings in the minors before this start and I just feel like things are going to go bad here. He also draws a tough match-up as the Nationals will send Stephen Strasburg to the mound. I think the Nats are a great value at home here as the Braves didn’t really give Keuchel enough time to get comfortable and making his first start against a team that hits lefties well will ultimately be a mistake.
