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Monday card has the 2X PERFECT Total in the Dallas at Philly game and a Perfect World Series Game 3 Historical system headlining, WNBA Comp play below

The WNBA Comp play is on the Over in the Golden St at Atlanta game at 8 eastern. Game 5 is up in this competitive series between 2 evenly matched teams and we are back the over her as Home favorites like the Valkyries that are off a road dog win in a game that went under and lost the prior game on the road have flown over all 5 times times in this sequence regardless of round. Game 4 was the lowest of the series with both teams shooting 36 and 35% from the field. Look for an uptick in scoring here tonight. Play this one Over. GL Rob V-

After two straight losses, the Longhorns got back on track against Ole Miss last week. They jumped out to a 24-3 halftime lead but allowed the Rebels to come all the way back to tie the game at 24-24. Unphased, the Longhorns marched down the field to reclaim the lead. In the end, they won 34-27. It may not have been pretty but I like the way they responded to Mississippi's comeback. With order restored and stepping down in class to host the Bulldogs, I expect a much bigger win for Texas this week. The Bulldogs are 0-3 their last three games and they've been outscored by a combined score of 110-38. The last time (2024) that the Longhorns hosted the Bulldogs, they won by 22 points, 35-13. Expect them to win by at least that many one again.

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Factor

Ningbo

Jilin

Record

0–4

2–2

Points per game

74.3

85.3

Opponent points per game

94.8

84.8

2PT% rank

19

14

3PT% rank

18

3

Blocks rank

17

6

First-quarter defensive rank

9

4

Ningbo has lost by 24, 30, 19 and 9 points. Its improving competitiveness against Guangdong is encouraging, but its offense remains severely limited.

Jilin has played four competitive games, including a two-point loss to unbeaten Beijing and a one-point road victory over Guangsha.

The level-of-competition adjustment matters: Jilin's modest scoring average reflects relatively demanding opponents. Ningbo's defense presents a more favorable scoring opportunity.

Revised full-game projection: Jilin 87, Ningbo 77.

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KIA Tigers 5 – Samsung Lions 4

Starting pitching

James Naile — KIA

Naile's full 2026 line is strong:

13-7, 3.49 ERA, 183 IP, 1.16 WHIP, 156 K, 38 BB, 13 HR allowed.

More important for this particular matchup:

vs Samsung in 2026

• 4 starts

• 2-0

• 3.24 ERA

• 25 IP

• 19 K

• only 5 BB

And unlike many regular-season starter comparisons, we have very relevant postseason evidence. In Game 1 against LG on October 17, Naile threw:

7 IP, 4 H, 1 R

in KIA's 5-1 victory. He also had a 2.53 ERA across two postseason starts during KIA's 2024 championship run.

That combination makes me considerably more comfortable projecting Naile around:

6.0–6.1 IP, 3 ER

rather than blindly using his 3.49 season ERA.

Chris Paddack — Samsung

Paddack has actually been better than Naile overall since arriving in Korea:

7-3, 2.95 ERA, 76⅓ IP, 0.96 WHIP, 80 K, only 11 BB.

That's legitimate top-end production.

But KIA has been his problem opponent.

Paddack vs KIA in 2026

• 0-2

• 5.25 ERA

• 12 IP

• 16 K

July 30:
5 IP, 6 H, 6 R, 2 HR

August 11:
7 IP, 3 H, 3 R, only 1 earned, 9 K

So I wouldn't treat the 5.25 literally — the second outing was actually very good — but KIA has demonstrated that it can damage him.

I project Paddack approximately:

5.2–5.8 IP, 3–4 ER

with a much wider performance distribution than Naile.

KIA ML

The combination of Naile's history against Samsung, KIA's postseason offense, Paddack's more difficult matchup against KIA, and Samsung losing Kim Jae-yoon gives KIA a better chance than the simple regular-season records imply.

The Flames have treated me well to start the season. I've backed them three times and they won all three games. (They're 1-6 in games when I don't play them.) Calgary always seems to have trouble with Toronto though. Though the Flames have won three straight, the Maple Leafs have won four in a row. Toronto is averaging 3.85 goals per game while Calgary is averaging just 2.3. The Leafs have also beaten the Flames eight straight times. This should make nine in a row.