Chicago Cubs

Chicago Cubs

New Mexico is outscoring opponents by 10.6 points per game with a +370 scoring differential overall. It puts up 81.5 points per game, ranking 54th in college basketball.

Alcantara, 23, had a shot at making the big league roster out of Spring Training because of Seiya Suzuki's injury. But, with Michael Conforto making the team and with the Cubs inclined to try to add another infielder, there may not have been a spot for Alcantara.

Pete Crow-Armstrong, coming off a 30-30 season and a Gold Glove, will get a big payday as the Cubs lock up a franchise-caliber talent.

The Hornets are 43-27-1 against the spread this year, showcasing their strong performance in betting markets. They have won against the spread in their only game as a favorite of 16.5 points or more this season.

Scottie Scheffler opens at +350 on DraftKings, making him the heavy favorite by a wide margin. That kind of number reflects what we have all watched over the past two seasons - a player operating at a level that is simply different from everyone else in the field.

La Salle scores 64.5 points per game and gives up 63.7, resulting in a +24 scoring differential overall. The Explorers average only 2.9 more points than the Bearcats allow.

Kansas averages 71.7 points per game, ranking 70th in college basketball, while allowing 64.7 points per game, ranking 183rd. The team has a +237 scoring differential overall.

Sam Reinhart is listed as day-to-day, with more tests scheduled for tomorrow. Brad Marchand's rehabilitation plan will be clearer in the next 10 days, while Anton Lundell is also day-to-day. Nike Mikkola and Uvis Balinskis are expected to be out for 4-6 weeks, and Mackie Samoskevich is sidelined for 7-10 days.

RHP Collin Snider was a mild surprise cut, having thrown well in camp and being discussed as a potential reliever for the Cubs. His minor league deal keeps him in the mix for future opportunities.

The Thunder are outscoring opponents by 11.2 points per game with a +791 scoring differential overall. They put up 118.7 points per game, ranking fifth in the NBA.

Darryn Peterson averaged a solid 24.5 points on .410/.368/.833 shooting splits, 2.5 rebounds, 1.0 steals, and just 0.5 assists during his two NCAA Tournament contests.

He seems pretty lethal with the puck, so we're pumped to get him. Based on the level of play he's had all year, he's going to get thrown into the fire.