Jim Feist

Chicago Bulls look to snap a two-game losing streak here tonight at Memphis. The Bulls have gone over in their last three games, allowing at least 113 point in each of those contests. Memphis also bring a two-game losing streak into the game. They have gone over in their last four games, scoring 124 points or more in each contest. The Bulls are 10-4 O/U in their last 14 games as a road dog and they are 11-5 O/U in their last 16 overall. The Grizzlies have gone over in six of their last seven games as a favorite. These teams are 4-1-2 O/U/P in their last seven meetings in Memphis. I'm taking the OVER here tonight.

Cleveland Indians started slow out of the gate with a 1-3 record. However, four straight wins later and they sit at 5-3 on the season. They have also gone under in six of their eight games thanks to a pitching staff that's allowing just 2.8 runs per game this season. The White Sox dropped to 4-5 after losing on Sunday. They have also been a slight under team with five of their nine games going under. Triston McKenzie will make his first start of the season here for the Indians. The Sox will start Carlos Rodon. Rodon is 1-0 after going five inning against the Mariners in his opening game. He allowed no runs and just two hits over his five innings of work. I like this game to go UNDER tonight.

The all Canadian North Division is led by the Toronto Maple Leafs with 59 points. The Leafs are 9-0-1 over their last 10 games and have won six straight games. They have pulled away from 2nd place Winnipeg by six points. Tonight the Leafs play at Montreal. The Canadiens have 43 points and a solid hold on that fourth and final playoff spot. The Canadiens have lost three straight and are 4-4-2 over their last 10 games. Leafs one of the hottest teams right now in all of the NHL. I'll take them and lay the price on the road tonight. Play Toronto.

The St Louis Blues had been in a really bad free fall, one that saw them drop to 5th and out of the West playoff picture. However, they have rebounded of late with three wins in row and have taken back fourth place from the Coyotes by one point. The Minnesota Wild are in 3rd in the West with 51 points, seven ahead of the Blues. The Wild have lost two straight games as they enter play here tonight. They have lost to St Louis twice in a row , 1-9 and then 2-3. Now they play a third straight game vs the Blues, this one on their home ice. I'll take the Wild to bounce back here tonight. Play Minnesota.