Tonight brings us a jam-packed sports schedule. We have Game 5 of a great World Series, and we have 12 NBA games to choose from. Hard Rock Bet is offering new users a chance to wager on the game of your choice and receive $500 in no sweat bets.
The Brewers and Rays play for the fifth time, and this is the first time that the Rays feel like they have some of the momentum. Milwaukee comes into the game with their first loss in almost four weeks. They had won eight straight games before last night. The Rays still have their backs against the wall, but at least they made some progress last night.
Tonight the Brewers are sending their Ace to the mound, and they still have a bullpen the Rays haven’t found a way to hit. Jacob Misiorowski gets the nod tonight, and if he can go deep into the game, it could be the deal-sealing difference. The Rays haven’t selected a starter for tonight. It is more likely they will have an opener for the game and turn the ball over to whichever matchup they think is best.
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The NBA schedule features a ton of great games tonight. Let’s take a look at some of the games on the schedule. The first game of action is between the Heat and Hawks. Giannis looks to give the Heat their first win of the season, and the Hawks look to build on their success from last season.
The 76ers head to Indiana to play the Pacers. Philadelphia still needs some time to gel and figure out how all of their new pieces will work together. The Pacers are trying to get Tyrese Haliburton back up to speed.
Oklahoma City and Dallas have one of the last games of the night with a 9:30 tip-off. The Thunder have already suffered two injuries to starters, but they have one of the deepest teams in the league. Luckily for them, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the reigning MVP and can step up even more this season. Dallas is a young team with Cooper Flagg at the center of the team. Kyrie Irving is back after missing last year due to an ACL tear.
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