The Ravens will be looking to run their record to 3-0 on the season on The Gridiron Spotlight<\/strong> The Ravens and Steelers split their season series 1-1 last year, with each Other Notable Events<\/strong> There\u2019s a single baseball game on the schedule for Monday, with Gavin Floyd As well, the New York Liberty and the Detroit Shock will play the third and Divisional Championship Odds The live game Best Betting Event GodsTips does have the Tigers-White Sox winner, but the Tonight, it\u2019s the 2008 Monday Night GAME of the YEAR The Rest of the Schedule<\/strong> There\u2019s nothing else on the schedule on a light Monday around the world of News from the Wire<\/strong> Each of Rolle<\/span>, DT Kelly Gregg (knee), S All reports are that Jim Haslett is in and Scott Linehan<\/span> A Peek at the Future<\/strong> The MLB playoffs and the WNBA<\/span> Finals both get Dancing With the Stars Vegas Betting Perhaps somebody in the household would rather watch Warren Sapp on Dancing The betting <\/body> The Ravens will be looking to run their record to 3-0 on the season on Monday night when they go to Pittsburgh to play the rival Steelers. Here\u2019s your Daily Sports Roundup. The Gridiron Spotlight Baltimore is 2-0 on the year, thanks to games against struggling division rivals Cincinnati and Cleveland and an unexpected, hurricane-imposed … Continue reading Monday Betting Rundown<\/span>
\nMonday night when they go to
\nto play the rival Steelers. Here\u2019s your Daily Sports Roundup.
\nthanks to games against struggling division rivals
\nand
\nhurricane-imposed bye in Week 2. The Ravens began the year by beating the
\nBengals 17-10 at home, and followed up that result by topping the Browns 28-10
\nat home last week.
\nmanaged to pick up an ATS win in both of those contests, while the OVER\/UNDER
\nis at 1-1 for them this year.
\nfirst loss of the year last weekend, falling 15-6 in
\nas 3.5-point underdogs. The Steelers began the campaign by thumping the Texans
\n38-17, and they then squeaked past the Browns 10-6 in Week 2. That puts
\nat 2-1 straight-up and 1-2 against-the-spread on the season, and only their
\neasy victory over
\nhas provided an OVER result for their supporters.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nteam winning and covering at home (in a pair of OVER results). For Monday night
\nthe oddsmakers have
\nas a 5-point home favorite, with the total pegged at just 34 points. Steelers
\nRB Willie Parker will miss Monday\u2019s game with a knee injury, leaving
\nOUT as well.
\n(16-8, 3.91 ERA) and the White Sox hosting Freddy Garcia (1-1, 4.50 ERA) and
\nthe Tigers in a makeup contest. If
\nmanages to beat
\nMonday matinee they\u2019ll then play a one-game playoff against the Twins on
\nTuesday to decide the AL Central title.
\ndeciding game of the WNBA\u2019s<\/span> Eastern Conference Finals
\non Monday night (at
\n
\navoid elimination on Sunday afternoon, with Deanna Nolan pouring in a team-high
\n22 points in their 64-55 win over the
\nin Game 2.<\/p>\n
\nodds<\/a> at press time have not been posted for the respective Game 1
\nvery shortly and likely by the time you read this. Of course the Tigers-White
\nSox contest will help determine the matchups<\/span>. Check
\nthe link shortly for the Vegas odds on the Brewers-Phillies, Dodgers-Cubs and
\nRed Sox-Angels. <\/p>\n
\nbig story is Monday Night Football and the amazing winnings of Stevie Vincent. This
\nis a typical year for The Great One.
\nCity<\/ST1:PLACE><\/ST1:CITY><\/st1:place><\/st1:City> wins as a PERFECT PLAY.
\nAll they do is cover by 22.5. That game over, plus another Level 5 on
\nand
\nStevie Vincent is 26-9 in football, collegiate and pro. Stevie casts the ultimate
\nbailout vote.
\nRavens\/Steelers.
\npurchase<\/a> and let the bookmaker subsidize what you lost with Wachovia
\nSecurities, Evergreen, AG Edwards or your Citigroup stock.
\nsports, unless you\u2019re into preseason hockey (the NHL regular season gets
\nstarted Saturday).
\nfor
\nGreisen<\/span> (thigh), and T Adam Terry (ankle) are
\nQUESTIONABLE, while LB Tavares Gooden (hip), LB Ray Lewis (foot), RB
\nCB Fabian Washington (neck), and TE Daniel Wilcox (shoulder\/ankle) are PROBABLE
\n. . . Parker, DT Casey Hampton (groin), and DE Brett Keisel<\/span>
\n(calf) are OUT for Pittsburgh, while LB Donovan Woods (hamstring) is DOUBTFUL,
\nand CB William Gay (ankle), S Troy Polamalu (quadricep<\/span>),
\nand CB Deshea<\/span> Townsend (heel) are all PROBABLE.<\/p>\n
\nout with the Rams.
\nrolling this week, while the drivers of the Sprint Cup Series will head to
\nTalladega for Sunday\u2019s Amp Energy 500 . . . those first NHL regular season
\ngames will take place in Europe over the weekend, with the Rangers and
\nLightning in Prague, and the Penguins and Senators in Stockholm . . . college
\nfootball gets started again Tuesday, with Florida Atlantic at Middle Tennessee.<\/p>\n
\nLine
\nodds<\/a> say there is not clear-cut favorite. Lance Bass, Toni Braxton, Brooke
\nBurke, Maurice Green, Cody Linley<\/span>, Susan
\nWarren Sapp all have odds of between +400-500<\/span>. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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