Today’s sports betting rundown is breaks down some NFL, Indianapolis 500
For example, the Indianapolis Colts 2019-2020 season predictions are posted. From the linked article, “Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts are completely revitalized! Now, as they get set for the upcoming 2019 campaign, there’s only one question surrounding the Colts that football fans and betting enthusiasts need to answer. Will Luck and the Colts soar again in 2019 or will Year 2 of the Frank Reich era be a lot more difficult now that the Colts are squarely in the bullseye? Fans will be checking out OffshoreInsiders.com for ATS predictions.
How about game-by-game predictions on the Jacksonville Jaguars as well? We have that to crush the offshore sportsbook projections. These are as good as free picks you get here. “Will Foles lift Jacksonville to new heights this coming season? Will the oft-injured Leonard Fournette stay healthy for a reasonable amount of time or is Jacksonville in for another trying campaign? If you’re an NFL fan and betting aficionado that wants to know just how the Jaguars are going to fare against their value-packed NFL win total odds, then you’ve come to the right place!”
The Indianapolis 500 is here and we have the picks against the Indianapolis 500 odds. The article tells us, “The last Indy Racing League event took place at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 11. Simon Pagenaud won the race. Pagenaud’s been in excellent form. He’s finished in the Top 10 in 5 of the past 6 events.”
“While superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be back to lead what was the most explosive offense in the league a year ago, the Chiefs have some big question marks with Kareem Hunt gone and Tyreek Hill almost certainly sure to miss some time because of his own alleged misdeeds. Will the Chiefs put points on the board like a pinball machine in 2019 to challenge for an appearance in Super Bowl 54 or will they fail to live up to ‘Super Bowl or Bust’ expectations?” That’s all in the Kansas City Chiefs season preview.
It’s Stanley Cup Finals and the Boston Bruins take on the St. Louis Blues. “Although St. Louis head into the Stanley Cup a major underdog, a case can be made that the Blues battled the much tougher teams to make it to the Stanley Cup Finals. While Boston didn’t have to face Tampa Bay, the New York Islanders, Pittsburgh, or Washington, St. Louis had to beat some excellent teams in the Western Conference.
St. Louis had to get by Winnipeg, a Central Division foe and a 2-seed, before facing tough Dallas. Then, they had to beat the San Jose Sharks, another 2-seed. Not only that, but St. Louis had to fight past a non-call hand pass that resulted in a Game 3 loss in the San Jose series.”
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