The teams that really plan to make a run have begun to show their teeth in the stretch following the All-Star break. Now the intensity level is about to get ramped up another couple of notches with the playoffs right around the corner.
The PGA pros begin their Florida swing this week when PGA National Resort & Spa’s Champion Course hosts The Honda Classic which turned out to be the most difficult par 70 track the Pros played last year.
The World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship comes our way this week – the best golfers in the world (minus Tiger and Phil) will go head to head at Dove Mountain in 64 matches to determine the winner.
The teams are set to enter the stretch run following the All-Star break. With races heating up and postseason positioning on the line, don’t expect to see any team hold anything back the rest of the way.
Many pitchers and catchers will report to their respective teams in just under two weeks as the 2014 MLB seasons nears ever closer. The rosters for most teams have taken shape, though a few significant free agents still remain on the market.
Lets start by taking a look at the East starters: Kyrie Irving, Dwayne Wade, LeBron James, Paul George and Carmelo Anthony.
The NBA All-Star Game will be played on Sunday with its typical short spread and lofty total, but there’s plenty of opportunity for bettors to rake in some cash before the ball is thrown up on Sunday night.
The famed Riviera Country Club hosts the PGA pros this week – a 7,349 yard par 71 track that challenges every aspect of one’s game. In fact, Riviera was the fourth toughest Par 71 the pros played last year.
The AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am comes our way this week – three courses will be played before the final round Sunday. They include Pebble Beach (PB), Spyglass Hill (SH) and Monterey Peninsula (MP).
The most fan friendly tournament on the PGA TOUR comes our way from Scottsdale, Arizona – the Waste Management has assembled a decent cast to go after the prize this week.
Capperspicks ATS Previews
We are down to the Final Four in the Super Bowl chase and one could argue that it is the best four teams still standing. Many had predicted just this – a Seattle/San Francisco NFC Final and a Broncos/Patriots AFC Final.
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We are down to the final eight teams in this year’s quest to earn a spot in Super Bowl XLVIII after the first four teams were eliminated in last week’s Wildcard Round.
Broncos Host Chargers for Right to Play for AFC Crown
The Denver Broncos get back to business this week when they host one of four intriguing Divisional Round games. Their opponent this week? The surprising San Diego Chargers – a team that beat Denver 27-20 at Mile High in Week 14.
Saints Head to Seattle to Avenge December 2nd Blowout
Things just weren’t the same for the New Orleans Saints after they visited the Pacific Northwest in December – the team lost three of their final five games and lost grips on the NFC South and a first round bye in the process.
This is the final BCS Championship Game. It might not be the matchup we thought we were getting for most of the season but it features an undefeated Heisman winner against a team from the SEC so we can’t be too shocked.
