Game six of this NBA Western Conference 2nd Round series between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Dallas Mavericks. The Thunder are down 2-3 and in a must win spot here on Saturday. They are coming off a loss at Oklahoma City in game five, 92-104, as a 4.5 point favorite. Four of the five games in this series have gone UNDER as we've seen the total start at 218.5 and slowly drop to today's lowest total of 209.5. The Thunder averaged 118.5 ppg during the regular season and have dropped to 104.6 ppg in the playoffs. They have also seen their defense go from allowing 111.2 ppg to just 97.4 ppg. Dallas averaged 116.4 ppg during the regular season and 105.5 ppg in the playoffs. They have allowed 114 ppg in the regular season to 102 ppg in the playoffs. This has been a low scoring series and I don't see much to change that outcome here on Saturday. Expect to see defense continue to shine here in game six on Saturday. The Thunder have proven they can win on the road in this series winning game four, 100-96. With this game being a defensive battle, I'll take the points with the dog here in game six. Play the THUNDER. 

Game six of this NBA Western Conference 2nd Round series between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Dallas Mavericks. The Thunder are down 2-3 and in a must win spot here on Saturday. They are coming off a loss at Oklahoma City in game five, 92-104, as a 4.5 point favorite. Four of the five games in this series have gone UNDER as we've seen the total start at 218.5 and slowly drop to today's lowest total of 209.5. The Thunder averaged 118.5 ppg during the regular season and have dropped to 104.6 ppg in the playoffs. They have also seen their defense go from allowing 111.2 ppg to just 97.4 ppg. Dallas averaged 116.4 ppg during the regular season and 105.5 ppg in the playoffs. They have allowed 114 ppg in the regular season to 102 ppg in the playoffs. This has been a low scoring series and I don't see much to change that outcome here on Saturday. Expect to see defense continue to shine here in game six on Saturday. Play the UNDER.

 The Mets and Marlins play game two of their three game set here on Saturday. The Marlins shut out the Mets in game one, 8-0. The loss dropped the Mets to 20-24 and 11-games back of the Phillies in the NL East. The Mets have a -16 run differential. The Marlins are still in last and likely there the entire season. They improved to 14-32, 18-games back of the Phillies with a -79 run differential. Luis Severino will start today for the Mets. Severino is 2-2 in is eight starts with a 3.60 ERA and 1.222 WHIP. Severino has been very consistent since his opening day start where he gave up a season high six runs. Since then, he's allowed over three runs just one time and that was four vs the Rays. Braxton Garrett will start for the Marlins. Garrett is 0-0 in his one start with a 8.44 ERA. He allowed five runs over 5 1/3 innings vs the Phillies for a no decision. Hard to see the fish winning two in a row, I'll take the Mets here in game two. Play New York.