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Friday’s 6-pack
Last six college basketball national champs:
2025— Florida
2024— UConn
2023— UConn
2022— Kansas
2021— Baylor
2019— Virginia

Quote of the Day
“Ideally, you don’t want him to start from Day 1. You’d love him to be able to learn behind somebody. That’s in a perfect world. It doesn’t always work out that way. Sometimes they have to play from Day 1, and it’s our job as coaches to get them ready to go. I think it does help the player if they can sit behind a mature adult and watch how they run the show.”
Raiders coach Klint Kubiak, talking about rookie QB Fernando Mendoza

Friday’s quiz
In the history of the Arizona Diamondbacks, who has hit the most home runs?

Thursday’s quiz
In the movie Draft Day, where Kevin Costner is the GM of the Cleveland Browns, Denis Leary plays the coach of the Browns.

Wednesday’s quiz
Milwaukee Brewers started playing in 1970; they were an expansion team in 1969, but played in a different city for only that one season- they were the Seattle Pilots that year.

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Friday’s Den: Some very early baseball trends…….

Some quick baseball trends, very early in the season…….

NL East

— Braves (5-2)

Under is 6-0 in Atlanta home games, 0-1 on road.

— Marlins (5-1)
Marlins won five of their first six games, all at home.
Miami’s last three games went over the total.

— Mets (3-4)
Mets lost their last three games, outscored 12-3.
Bo Bichette is hitting .129 ( 4 for 31)

— Phillies (3-3)
Four of their last five games went over the total.

— Nationals (3-3)
Nationals are 2-0 in series openers.
Over is 4-2 in their games.

NL Central

— Cubs (3-3)

Under is 3-1 in their last four games.
Last four games, Cubs are 3-32 with RISP

— Reds (3-3)
Reds have scored in first inning in one of their six games.

— Brewers (5-1)
Brewers won five of their first six games, all at home.
Three of their last four games went over the total.

— Pirates (3-3)
Pirates won three of last four games, all on the road.

— Cardinals (4-2)
Their last three games stayed under the total.

NL West

— Diamondbacks (3-4)

Arizona won three of its four home games.

— Rockies (2-4)
Under is 5-1 in their games, all on road.
Colorado scored 3 or fewer runs in five of six games.

— Dodgers (4-2)
Their last four games stayed under the total.
Dodgers haven’t scored a first inning run yet.

— Padres (2-4)
San Diego is 0-2 in series openers.
Under is 3-1-1 in their last five games.

— Giants (3-4)
Giants won three of their last four games.

Famous birthdays, April 3rd:
Marsha Mason, 84
Alec Baldwin, 68
David Hyde Pierce, 67
Tim Conroy, 66
Eddie Murphy, 65
Pervis Ellison, 59
Jared Allen, 44
Jason Kipnis, 39
Jay Bruce, 39
Andrew Vaughn, 28
Jacob Misiorowski, 24
Connelly Early, 24

AL East

— Orioles (3-3)

Orioles have scored in first inning in one of their six games.

— Red Sox (1-5)
Boston lost its last five games, scoring 14 runs.
Over is 4-1 in their last five games.

— New York (5-1)
New York won five of six games, giving up total of 6 runs.
Four of their last five games stayed under.

— Rays (2-4)
Five of their six games went over.

— Blue Jays (4-2)
Three of their last four games stayed under the total.

AL Central

— White Sox (1-5)

Chicago lost five of its first five games.
Five of those six games went over total.

— Guardians (4-3)
Cleveland is 2-0 in series openers, both on road.

— Tigers (2-4)
Detroit lost its last four games, scoring 11 runs.

— Royals (3-4)
Six of their seven games stayed under the total.

— Twins (2-4)
Under is 4-2 in their games.
Minnesota has yet to score a first inning run.

AL West

— Astros (5-2)

Houston won its last five games, scoring 43 runs.
Over is 5-0 in their wins, 0-2 in their losses.

— Angels (3-4)
Angels lost four of their last five games, all on the road.

— A’s (1-5)
A’s lost five of their first six games, all on the road.
Under was 5-1 in those six games.

— Mariners (3-4)
Seattle hasn’t scored a first inning run since their first game.

— Rangers (4-2)
Texas won four of its last five games.
Four of their last five games went over.
 

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Philadelphia VS New York
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Philadelphia's last 5 games.
Philadelphia is 12-6 SU in its last 18 games.
Philadelphia is 7-13 SU in its last 20 games against NY Islanders.
Philadelphia is 8-1 SU in its last 9 games on the road.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of NY Islanders' last 5 games.
The total has gone OVER in 10 of NY Islanders' last 15 games at home.
NY Islanders is 9-3 SU in its last 12 games when playing at home against Philadelphia.
The total has gone OVER in 7 of NY Islanders' last 10 games against an opponent in the Eastern Conference conference.

St. Louis VS Anaheim
The total has gone UNDER in 13 of St. Louis' last 16 games.
St. Louis is 10-5 SU in its last 15 games.
St. Louis is 11-1 SU in its last 12 games against Anaheim.
The total has gone UNDER in 9 of St. Louis' last 10 games on the road.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Anaheim's last 6 games.
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Anaheim's last 6 games against St. Louis.
Anaheim is 11-4 SU in its last 15 games at home.
Anaheim is 0-6 SU in its last 6 games when playing at home against St. Louis.


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Friday, April 3

GameTime(ET)PickUnits
PHI at NYI07:00 PMNYI -136*****
O 5.5*****
+500 +500
STL at ANA10:00 PMSTL +123*****
U 6.5*****
+500 +500
 

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CNOTES APRIL'S NHL BEST BETS !

04/03/2026...........1 - 3 - 0..........25.00%..........- 11.65
04/02/2026...........3 - 8 - 1..........27.27%...........- 25.15

TOTALS...............4 - 11 - 1..........26.26%...........- 36.80
 

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Saturday’s 6-pack
Last six college basketball national runner-ups, how they did the next year:
2025— Houston (30-7 this year, lost Sweet 16)
2024— Purdue (24-12, lost Sweet 16 the next year)
2023— San Diego State (26-11, lost Sweet 16 the next year)
2022— North Carolina (20-13, lost in second round the next year)
2021— Gonzaga (28-4, lost Sweet 16 the next year)
2018— Michigan (30-7, lost Sweet 16 the next year)

Quote of the Day
“Darren (Mazeroski) is the reason I’m here. He believed in me and took a chance on me. That’s pretty special right there, and I’m going to cherish that a long time.”
Pirates’ rookie Konnor Griffin, talking about the Pirates’ scout who recommended him

Saturday’s quiz
In the movie Moneyball, what well-known actor played A’s manager Art Howe?

Friday’s quiz
In the history of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Luis Gonzalez has hit the most home runs.

Thursday’s quiz
In the movie Draft Day, where Kevin Costner is the GM of the Cleveland Browns, Denis Leary plays the coach of the Browns.

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Saturday’s Den: Wrapping up a busy Friday…….

— Pirates 5, Orioles 4
Highly touted prospect Konnor Griffin hit an RBI double in his first MLB at-bat
Pittsburgh scored four runs in the second inning.
38,986 fans at the Pirates’ home opener.

— White Sox 5, Blue Jays 4 (10)
Tristan Peters had a walk-off single for Chicago.
Sean Burke gave up 4 hits, one run in 6 IP as the bulk pitcher.
Toronto trailed 4-2, tied game with two runs in 8th inning.

— Red Sox 5, Padres 2
Mayer/Contreras homered, Boston snapped a 5-game losing skid.
Sonny Gray got the win, giving up four hits in 6 IP
First five hitters in San Diego’s lineup were a combined 0-for-19.

— Twins 10, Rays 4
Minnesota scored 7 runs in 7th inning on what looked like a very cold day.
9th place hitter Tristan Gray hit a grand slam for the Twins.
Tampa Bay hasn’t played at home yet; they’re off to a 2-5 start.

— Mets 10, Giants 3
Nolan McLean retired the first 15 batters he faced.
C Francisco Alvarez hit two home runs.
Juan Soto left the game very early with calf tightness.

— A’s 11, Astros 4
Lawrence Butler went 3-for-5 with 4 RBI
A’s led 10-1 in 4th inning in their home opener.
Jeffrey Springs gave up two hits, one run in 6 IP

— Mariners 3, Angels 1 (10)
Game was scoreless after nine innings.
Cole Young hit a RBI triple leading off the 10th inning.
Brian Woo allowed one hit in 7 scoreless IP

Famous birthdays, April 4th:
Craig Nelson, 82
John Hannah, 75
Tommy Herr, 70
Jack Del Rio, 63
Robert Downey Jr., 61
Nancy McKeon, 60
Scott Rolen, 51
Ben Gordon, 43
Martin Perez, 35
Mitch Keller, 30
Missed a birthday yesterday; Joe Biden turned 84 years old.

— When he was in high school, Braves’ utility guy Kyle Farmer was an unnamed high school quarterback in the movie The Blind Side. Movie’s producers needed someone who could actually throw a football; Farmer played QB for his high school team. He spent 12 hours filming, learning the plays, and meeting Sandra Bullock, who gave him acting advice.

— Lions center Frank Ragnow retired, two years before his contract was up. He had signed a 4-year contract with Detroit, and now that he has retired, the Lions want some of the money back, something they had previously done with stars Barry Sanders, Calvin Johnson.
Bad optics for sure, but apparently they’re getting $1.5M back from Ragnow.

— Underrated fact: In 2010 and 2011, Butler lost the national championship game two years in a row; they weren’t in the Big East back then, they were in the freakin’ Horizon League. Imagine a Horizon League team playing in the Final Four now???
Brad Stevens was Butler’s coach back then; he runs the Celtics now.

— Baseball season is a little more than a week old, and Miami’s Liam Hicks is leading MLB in RBI, with 12. Go figure.

— Cardinals/Rockies were the last two teams whose hitters challenged a ball/strike call.

— QB Kirk Cousins signed a contract with the Las Vegas Raiders for $20M which could turn into a lot more with incentives; Raiders are expected to draft Fernando Mendoza with the first pick in the draft later this month, but they’ve said they’re not crazy about starting a rookie QB right off the bat.

— Miami Dolphins have seven picks in the first three rounds of the draft, so they’ll be one of the most interesting teams to follow.
 
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