Matt Fargo

This is a play on the ST. LOUIS BLUES for our NHL Saturday Breakaway. St. Louis has dropped three straight games but is just a point out of first place in the West Division. The Blues are only 4-6-2 at home but a solid 6-2-0 on the road. The Blues are 7-2 in their last nine games as a road favorite. The NHL postponed the Sharks game against the Golden Knights Thursday after San Jose forward Tomas Hertl landed on the league's COVID-19 protocol list. The Sharks have lost four of their last six games and are just 1-2 at home. This is a solid revenge situation for St. Louis as San Jose got three points in St. Louis last week with a 5-4 victory and a 3-2 overtime loss. They are 2-1-1 against the Blues this season. Here, we play against Home underdogs of +100 to +150 against the money line playing five or less games in 14 days going up against an opponent playing only their 2nd game in five days. This situation is 40-10 (80 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (55) St. Louis Blues

This is a play on the DENVER NUGGETS for our NBA Saturday Supreme Annihilator. Denver has lost two of its last three games and four of its last six and now sits in eighth place in the Western Conference with a tough schedule upcoming with four games in six days. Over the past two weeks, Denver has dropped out of the top 10 in rebounding percentage. Similarly, the Nuggets have fallen off in opponents second-chance production so this has to change here. The Thunder have won two straight and three of their past four, including a 118-109 victory over the visiting Hawks on Friday. This is the third and final meeting of the season and the only one in Oklahoma City. The Nuggets won the first two, 119-101 on Jan. 19 and 97-95 on Feb. 12. Here, we play on road favorites of 3.5 to 9.5 points off an upset loss as a home favorite going up against an opponent off a home win scoring 110 or more points. This situation is 27-4 ATS (87.1 percent) since 1996. 10* (559) Denver Nuggets

This is a play on the STANFORD CARDINAL for our Pac 12 Game of the Year. Oregon St. is coming off a road win at California on Thursday and the Beavers have now covered five straight games. They are just 2-6 on the road, shooting just 39.8 percent from the floor including only 29.4 percent from long range. Stanford is coming off a tough three-point loss against Oregon, which is 10-4 in the Pac 12 and 15-5 overall. The teams last faced each other on Jan. 4, when the Cardinal shot 51.9 percent from the field while holding Oregon St. to just 34.8 percent en route to a 10-point victory. The Cardinal are 4-1 ATS in their last five games following a straight up loss. Here, we play against road underdogs of 3.5 to 9.5 points off a road win against a conference rival, in a game involving two teams with winning percentages between .501 and .600. this situation is 38-12 ATS (76 percent) over the last five seasons. 10* (726) Stanford Cardinal