Sports Handicapper AAA Sports's Picks & Predictions

AAA Sports' Selection: Golden State Warriors (ATS):

Houston has won five straight games, but has only covered against the spread in four of it's L13 games.

Some of those ats losses are included in their 1-7 run against the spread over the Rockets' L8 road games.

Golden State is likely to get Stephen Curry back tonight. He's going to spark GS down the stretch and will make a huge difference.

The Warriors have beaten the Rockets in 14 of the L20 games between these two teams.

We're on Golden State.

AAA Sports' Selection: Tampa Bay Rays (ML):

Tampa Bay will start Nick Martinez. He had a decent first start and he's had an earned run average below 3.50 in three of the L4 seasons.

The Rays finally got back to winning ways yesterday and will continue the success on Sunday.

Minnesota was the second worst team in the AL last year, only ahead of the White Sox.

Simeon Woods Richardson will start and he's had an earned run average over 4.00 in three straight years.

The Twins are not expected to do well this year and should lose this series.

We're on TB.

AAA Sports' Selection: Washington Capitals (ML):

Washington beat Buffalo last night and are red hot heading down the stretch. This is another must-win game.

The Capitals have been terrific against opponents within the Metro Division, going 14-6-2 this season.

They have also beaten the Rangers in five of the L6 games between these two teams.

New York also won yesterday but still doesn't have much to play for.

The Rangers are just 3-7-2 at home this season against opponents within the Metro.

The play is on Washington.

AAA Sports' Selection: Minnesota Timberwolves (ATS):

Charlotte will most likely be a part of the Eastern Conference play-in tournament. It's had a solid season.

The Hornets have struggled against the T-Wolves though, losing four of the L5 games between these two teams both straight up and against the spread.

Each of the L3 games between these teams were double digit wins for Minny -- that includes once already this year on the road.

Minnesota has lost back-to-back games, but has covered against the spread in six of their L9 games this season.

The Timberwolves have also won 63% of their games against opponents from the Eastern Conference.

We're on Minnesota.