Sports Handicapper AAA Sports's Picks & Predictions

AAA Sports' Selection: Dallas Stars (ML).

Dallas dropped the first game. But, has looked like the much better team in back-to-back games.

The Stars are now 12-5 over the L17 games between these two teams.

Minnesota has been having trouble defending the power-play, and staying out of the box is very difficult in a physical series like this.

The Wild are just 6-8 at home now against opponents within the Central Division (includes the loss in Game Three).

We're on Dallas in Game 4 to take a commanding 3-1 series lead.

AAA Sports' Selection: Los Angeles Dodgers (ML).

Chicago will start Colin Rea -- has much better statistics between the two pitchers. But, has faced an ice cold Phillies team in back-to-back starts.

The Cubs have been red hot, and the odds are shifted towards them as much as they would ever be.

They are back on the road now though and are a long ways away from home.

Los Angeles will start Roki Sasaki -- has the chance to redeem himself at home tonight. He faced the Cubs twice and allowed just two runs in eight innings.

The Dodgers are 6-2 so far in Game two of a series.

We're on LAD.

AAA Sports' Selection: San Diego Padres/Arizona Diamondbacks (OVER).

San Diego will start German Marquez -- has been inconsistent, pitching well at times and pitching poorly at times too.

This game is held in Mexico, where the altitude makes a massive difference, leading to many more runs (reasoning for the line).

The Padres scored 10 runs in their last game and will continue the hot hitting in this series.

Arizona will start Zac Gallen -- has been much worse in road games and this one isn't at home.

The Diamondbacks have seen the total go OVER in five of their L7 games.

The play is on the OVER.

AAA Sports' Selection: Detroit Pistons/Orlando Magic (UNDER).

Detroit held Orlando to just 83 points in Game Two, while scoring less than 100 itself.

The Pistons have seen the total stay UNDER in 56% of their games this season.

Orlando has been upping it's defensive aggressiveness too, making this a very intense, low scoring series.

The UNDER is 6-0 over the Magic's L6 games this year now.

Four of the L5 games between these two teams have stayed UNDER the total too.

We're on the UNDER.

AAA Sports' Selection: Lyon (3-Way ML).

Auxerre is close to the bottom of the standings, only five points safe of relegation. That should be enough though to help keep it up for next season.

It's in decent form, drawing it's last couple of matches. But, it did give up two goals to Monaco and scoring has been a problem all season.

Auxerre has scored just 25 goals in 30 games this season, which is tied for the lowest amount in Ligue 1.

Lyon is in an epic battle to qualify for the UEFA Champions League for next year.

Tied, but with the advantage, it has to keep winning games in order to secure it's place.

We're on Lyon ast home.

AAA Sports' Selection: Alexander Hernandez (ML).

Alexander Hernandez is on a 4-fight winning streak right now with some very good wins.

He's fighting aggressively and it's been working successfully. That should continue in this fight.

Rafa Garcia likes to wrestling quite a bit more, but has been knocked out on the feet which is something to look out for.

He's won back-to-back fights. But, the last two times he's won two in a row, he's followed it up with a loss.

Hernandez should be able to stay strong and win the opening few rounds, leaving him in a good spot if it goes to a decision.

We're on the American.

AAA Sports' Selection: Tottenham Hotspur/Wolverhampton Wanderers (OVER).

Tottenham hasn't won a game yet in 2026 and this is going to be it's best chance to do so in remaining games this season.

The Spurs badly have to win this game. Otherwise, relegation will be staring them right in the face.

They can score, as they scored twice last game. But, they also have had trouble at stopping opponents from scoring as well.

Wolverhampton will want to prove that it can still hang with teams in the Premier League in this game.

Wolves have allowed 12 goals over their L4 games though as well.

We're on the OVER.