Ottawa at British Columbia 10:00 ET

Lions (-) over RedBlacks- The CFL bottom feeders meet in week 14 of action with Ottawa (3-8) entering having lost eight of nine while BC (1-10) has dropped seven straight. The Lions have won 13 of the past 18 meetings between the two and is 4-2 ATS in the last six meetings. There is one oddity among the trends and that is the RedBlacks are 28-12 ATS in their last 40 road games but 2-8 ATS against teams with losing records and no one has lost more than the Lions. Take BRITISH COLUMBIA!

New York Yankees at Boston 4:04 ET

Red Sox over Yankees- If Boston is going to do anything down the stretch they will have to get bye their nemesis the New York Yankees who have the best record in the AL and an 8.5-game lead. The Red Sox who are just 36-36 at home and below the breakwater mark against winning teams. They will start rookie Travis Lakins (0-1, 4.70 ERA) who had a shaky outing in his first appearance against the Angels and is making his first MLB start. New York will start J.A. Happ (11-8, 5.34) who is 2-0 with a 4.24 ERA against the Sox this season. It's a matter need and Boston's is greater. Take the RED SOX!

Winnipeg at Edmonton 9:00 ET

Eskimos (-) over Blue Bombers- After comparing the stats and 'numbers' surrounding this matchup it appears to me that the Eskimos are an inflated favorite against what appears to be a slightly superior team and that draws me to the favorites side. The Blue Bombers are 19-8 ATS against teams with winning record and 12-5 ATS in their last 17 games overall. Yet, they are a heavy underdog here. I don't trust it...take EDMONTON!

Calgary and Winnipeg 8:30 ET

Blue Bombers (-) over Stampeders- A first place matchup in the West Division with clubs moving in opposite directions. Calgary has won their last three outright while Winnipeg has dropped their last two. The Blue Bombers (Power Play) blew a 20-0 lead to Toronto when they started looking ahead to this encounter and got caught losing outright 28-27. They will be motivated tonight and the odds maker thinks so too. The Bombers haven't been anything close to high a number. Lay-it! Take WINNIPEG!

Winnipeg at Toronto 7:00 ET

Blue Bombers (-) over Argonauts- The Blue Bombers are off of their first loss of the season while Toronto is looking for their first win of the year. The level of talent between these two clubs is vast and there is little chance of it closing anytime soon. Winnipeg is averaging 30-7 Points per contest while allowing just 17.2, while the Argonauts scores just 12.5 points per game and have surrendered 214 points overall. The Bombers have won and covered six of the last seven meetings and do it again here. Take WINNIPEG!

Edmonton at Montreal 4:00 ET

Alouettes (+) over Eskimos- “Break-up the Alouettes” that cry has yet to be heard in the Great North as Montreal has posted a pair of heavy underdog upsets over Hamilton and Ottawa and is now 2-2. Edmonton opened the season with a 32-25 win over the Alouettes continuing their mastery of Montreal inning the last five meetings straight-up and going 5-0 ATS in the last five road meetings. The Alou's have a much improved offense and will score enough to get the money here. Take MONTREAL!

Hamilton at Montreal 7:30 ET

Alouettes (+) over Tigers-Cats- Hamilton enters this contest 3-0 both straight-up and ATS while the Alouettes have yet to win (0-2) and lost to the Tiger-Cats 41-10 last week at Hamilton. Montreal has had their issues but in the second of back-to-back games after getting destroyed last week will adjust and the Tiger-Cats will be a bit cocky and my get caught here. Take MONTREAL

Edmonton and Winnipeg 8:30 ET

Blue Bombers over Eskimos- Both these clubs are undefeated in the early going as Edmonton has won their first two contests both at home and now travel to Winnipeg to play the 1-0 Blue Bombers. Winnipeg opened with a 10-point win at Vancouver and have had an extra week to prepare coming off of a bye week. The Bombers take advantage of the added time and will be ready to win their home opener. Take WINNIPEG!

British Columbia at Hamilton 1:00 ET

Lions (+) over Tiger-Cats- These two finished their regular season action on back-to-back weekends at the end of September each holding serve and winning at home (we had the Power Play winner). But, the season has different effects on one club to another as it is a long season (18 games/20 weeks) when these two last met at Hamilton the Tiger-Cats were -6.5 and finished the season 8-10 and now are just a one-point home favorite. British Columbia finished the season 9-9 closing with a pair of losses but that isn't that bad as Hamilton has dropped their last three and five of their last seven. The Tiger-Cats have little home field advantage as they are 2-6 ATS in their last eight at home. Take BRITISH COLUMBIA!

Calgary at Winnipeg 8:30 ET

Blue Bombers (-) over Stampeders- This is the first time that Calgary have been an underdog this entire season. They have already clinch their playoff spot and may not be motivated here. After a 4-game losing streak they responded and are currently on a 4-games SU and ATS win streak. The Blue Bombers seem to pay their best at home against teams with winning records as they are 15-5 ATS in their last 20. Take WINNIPEG!

Saskatchewan at Winnipeg 2:00 ET

Blue Bombers (-) over Roughriders- Saskatchewan has won seven of their last eight straight-up and now they show up as an underdog to the Blue Bombers who have won and 'covered' their last three. The Roughriders are 2-0 this season against the Bomber and winning in Winnipeg 32-27 as a 4-point dog. This time Bombers will avoid the 'Hat-Trick.' Take WINNIPEG!

British Columbia at Hamilton 4:00 ET

Tiger-Cats (-) over Lions- This line looks a little over inflated as Hamilton is just 6-7 and 5-6-1 ATS while BC is 6-6 and 7-4 ATS. The Tigers-Cats have dropped their last two and lost the first game of the series last week with the Lions winning 35-32 in OT at home. I see Hamilton getting a bit of revenge here as such a strong favorite in their own backyard. Lay the points and take HAMILTON!

Toronto at Calgary

Stampeders (-) over Argonauts- Bad spot for Toronto as the Stampeders are off a bye and ready to make their late season push. The Argonauts who are 0-5 on the road are off a disappointing 30-29 loss to Saskatchewan while Calgary 6-0 at home are rested and have already pasted the Argos in June 41-7. Add that Toronto is 2-12 ATS in their last 14 Friday games. Take CALGARY!