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While the Brewers have widened their lead in the National League Central, today's doubleheader is still important for the Cubs, who are looking to hold off the Reds in the wild card race. The Astros-Tigers game provides an exciting pitching matchup with Hunter Brown facing Tarik Skubal.
Elsewhere, Houston will try to bounce back from a 10-0 loss to Detroit last night in the first game of that series. Other games like Mariners-Phillies have playoff implications, too.
The WNBA also delivers five betting options with Lynx-Liberty, Sun-Mystics, Storm-Sky, Dream-Aces and Mercury-Valkyries. MVP frontrunner Napheesa Collier is likely to miss the game against the Liberty, while Breanna Stewart has already been ruled out.
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