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Sports Corner Daily’s Results Weekend Recap

We had another split day yesterday on our free plays thanks to the Cardinals losing to the Dodgers, but that was our only loss for yesterday. We went 4-1 overall for a nice gain of 3 units to end the weekend off strong. Let's see if we can follow that up and keep some momentum going!

Let’s quickly recap our Free Plays from over the weekend, starting on Friday where the Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-4 in double overtime in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, evening the series at 1-1. Florida stormed back after trailing 3-2 in the first period, with Dmitry Kulikov flipping the momentum in the second. Corey Perry forced OT with a late goal for Edmonton, but Brad Marchand sealed it 8:05 into the second extra session- his second goal of the night - completing a thrilling double-OT victory. Goalie Sergei Bobrovsky made 42 saves, and Sam Bennett contributed by scoring his playoff-leading 13th goal. The win proves how tightly contested this Final has been, setting the stage for a Game 3 showdown in Florida.

On Saturday, the Milwaukee Brewers walked off the San Diego Padres 4–3 thanks to rookie Caleb Durbin’s solo home run in the bottom of the ninth. Luis Arraez tied the game earlier in the inning with a clutch two-out RBI double. In New York, the Boston Red Sox outslugged the Yankees 10–7 behind Trevor Story’s 5-RBI night, part of a powerful offensive showing that gave them control of the series.

Finally, on Sunday, the Los Angeles Dodgers salvaged the final game of their series against the St. Louis Cardinals with a 7–3 win. Clayton Kershaw earned his first victory of the season, giving up just one run over five innings while striking out seven. Mookie Betts added a key home run, and the Dodgers offense jumped on St. Louis early to take control. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder responded to their Game 1 loss with a commanding 123–107 win over the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander poured in 34 points, and the Thunder used a dominant third quarter to pull away, evening the series at 1–1.

Today we have another 2 bets lined up for you. Be sure to check out The Full Details and What the Public Thinks on these bets before jumping in. Let’s win some money!

Today's LIVE Bets: 

MLB: Chicago Cubs vs. Philadelphia Phillies - 1 Unit (+120) - 6:45pm ET

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Cubs to win

Analysis:

The Philadelphia Phillies are currently experiencing a significant slump, managing only one win in their last ten games and currently on a five-game losing streak, which severely diminishes any notion that home-field advantage alone could sway the outcome in their favor. Teams in such a downturn typically face one of two outcomes: a continued slide or a quick turnaround—given their recent struggles, the former seems more likely unless they can significantly improve their form. Conversely, the Chicago Cubs enter this matchup with a potent offensive arsenal, ranking second in MLB in runs scored with 363 and fifth in home runs with 88, highlighting their power-hitting ability. They also boast a robust .259 batting average, one of the league's best, indicating that their offensive consistency is a key strength. While they rank…Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

MLB: Atlanta Braves vs. Milwaukee Brewers - 1 Unit (+145) - 7:40pm ET

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Brewers to win

Analysis:

The Braves have been awful lately losing seven straight and 8 of their last 10 games. The Brewers offensive output remains respectable, ranking 11th in MLB with 292 runs this season and demonstrating power with 59 home runs, which means they can deliver runs when it counts. Additionally, their pitching staff maintains a solid ERA of 3.83, placing them 14th in the league, indicating a reliable defense that can keep runs in check. The team’s strikeout rate of 8.3 per game, ranked 15th, shows they have the ability to neutralize opposing…[Click here to get the Full write up on this bet]...

📢 In Other Sports News

The Thunder roared back in the NBA Finals with a dominant Game 2 win over the Pacers, led by a standout performance from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, while Indiana’s Tyrese Haliburton struggled. OKC’s aggressive game plan helped them level the series. In the NFL, Nick Chubb is expected to join the Texans, and the Saints are eyeing a free agent with 2,900 yards. On the PGA Tour, Ryan Fox claimed the RBC Canadian Open with a playoff-winning shot he called his best ever, while Rory McIlroy’s decisions are raising eyebrows. In college football, buzz is building around teams like Texas and Michigan ahead of the 2025 season, and EA Sports will compensate schools based on game usage in “College Football 26.”

NBA 🏀

• Pacers vs. Thunder score: OKC dominates NBA Finals Game 2 behind big game from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as Tyrese Haliburton fades

• 'Throw all the punches': The blueprint that helped the Thunder even the NBA Finals

NFL 🏈 

• Former Browns All-Pro RB Nick Chubb reportedly expected to sign with Texans

• Breaking: Saints Bring In 2,900-Yard Free Agent For Visit

PGA ⛳️

• Ryan Fox wins RBC Canadian Open with 'best shot I've ever hit' in playoff to beat Sam Burns

• PGA Tour Has 'Concerns' After Rory McIlroy Decision

College Football 🏈

• College football teams generating major buzz: Texas, Michigan among hype trains rolling ahead of 2025 season

• EA Sports to Pay Schools Based on Game Usage in 'College Football 26'

Today in Sports History 6/9

• 2008 - Ken Griffey Jr. (Cincinnati Reds) hit his 600th career home run. Only Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and Sammy Sosa had more runs at the time.

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