WNBAWNBA Finals Game 4 picks: Best bets for Valkyries vs. Dream
Atlanta is one win from its first WNBA title. Here's why Game 4 stays under the total and Angel Reese stays in scoring mode.
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WNBAAtlanta is one win from its first WNBA title. Here's why Game 4 stays under the total and Angel Reese stays in scoring mode.
PenguinsArturs Silovs made 26 saves for his second shutout of the season, and Nick Robertson scored twice as a shorthanded Pittsburgh team rallied after a difficult week.
WNBAThe series shifts to a sold-out State Farm Arena tied 1-1. Here's why the under 153.5 hits again and Kaila Charles keeps her scoring streak going.
PenguinsPittsburgh scored twice in the third period to make it a one-goal game, but Utah held on and handed the Penguins a fourth straight loss. Bryan Rust left with a lower-body injury.
WNBAThe Valkyries survived a brutal shooting night to take Game 1. Here's why they cover again on Monday, and why Jordin Canada clears 6.5 assists.
PenguinsSidney Crosby passed Brendan Shanahan on the all-time goals list, but Vegas scored three times in the first period and handed Pittsburgh its sixth loss in seven games.
WNBAThe Valkyries are short favorites at home with Allisha Gray questionable. Here are three bets for Game 1 of the WNBA Finals.
PenguinsEvgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust scored 29 seconds apart, but Colorado answered with five consecutive goals as Pittsburgh dropped its fifth game in six tries.
DFSCaleb Williams returns to lead a Bears-Falcons stack with Kalif Raymond and a Drake London runback, while Jonathan Taylor and Puka Nacua headline a $49,600 lineup.
PenguinsSidney Crosby scored his first two goals of the season, but an 0-for-4 power play and Teuvo Teravainen's two goals sent the Penguins to a 5-3 loss in Chicago.