GLENDALE, ARIZONA - MARCH 06: Mookie Betts #50 and Freddie Freeman #5 of the Los Angeles Dodgers meet in the first inning against the Kansas City Royals during a spring training game at Camelback Ranch on March 06, 2026 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The Dodgers are back home to host the Arizona Diamondbacks at Camelback Ranch on Tuesday afternoon. Their lineup includes at least seven and likely eight players who will be on the opening day roster, their most in a game so far this spring.
Lineup
Miguel Rojas 2B Kyle Tucker RF Mookie Betts SS Freddie Freeman 1B Max Muncy 3B Andy Pages CF Alex Call LF Santiago Espinal DH Eliézer Alfonzo C
Tyler Glasnow starts on the mound, his third appearance this spring.
Other pitchers
Blake Treinen, Ben Casparius, and Edgardo Henriquez will toe the bump on Tuesday, as will non-roster right-hander Chris Campos.
Pitchers active from minor league camp include Joseilyn Gonzalez (wearing number 00), Matt Lanzendorfer (87), Davis Chastain (89), and Nick Nastrini (93).
Other position players
Michael Siani is active on Tuesday, as are non-roster invitees Ryan Fitzgerald, Zyhir Hope, Zach Ehrhard, James Tibbs III, Noah Miller, Nick Senzel, and Seby Zavala.
Active from the minor league side are infielders John Rhodes (09) and Yeiner Fernandez (04), outfielder Damon Keith (08), and catcher Frank Rodriguez (07).
Mar 5, 2026; Goodyear, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Cole Irvin (38) pitches against the Cincinnati Reds during the first inning at Goodyear Ballpark. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images | Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images
After their first off day of spring training, the Dodgers are back at it on Thursday night, hosting the Cincinnati Reds at Camelback Ranch.
Non-roster veteran Cole Irvin is in line for the start, which would be the fourth appearance this spring for the left-hander. He pitched three innings last Thursday, also against the Reds, and gave up six runs in Goodyear.
Per the Reds’ game notes on Tuesday (so take with the appropriate amount of salt grains you see fit), other Dodgers on the docket to pitch Thursday are Tanner Scott, Alex Vesia, Kyle Hurt, Paul Gervase, plus non-roster invitees Ryder Ryan and Antoine Kelly.
It’s a 2021 Finals rematch as the Milwaukee Bucks host the Phoenix Suns tonight.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is ramping up his playing time, and my Suns vs. Bucks predictions expect him to go off at home.
Here are my top free NBA picks for this primetime cross-conference matchup on Tuesday, March 10.
Suns vs Bucks prediction
Suns vs Bucks best bet: Giannis Antetokounmpo Over 25.5 points (-115)
Giannis Antetokounmpo is a consistent 30-point scorer, and his minutes and production have been steadily increasing over his last two games as he returns from a lengthy absence, including a 27-point performance in 27 minutes.
The Milwaukee Bucks superstar has finished with 30+ points in each of his last four matchups against the Phoenix Suns, and he’ll need another big performance to get Milwaukee back in the win column.
Suns vs Bucks same-game parlay
Milwaukee can prevail by keeping the score low and avoiding a shootout, so I'm taking the Under on the total.
The Suns are 26-38 to the Under this season, and the Bucks are 28-35. Phoenix has hit the Under in seven of 11 games as the road favorite.
Kevin Porter Jr. will miss a fourth straight game, setting Ryan Rollins up to cash the Over on his combo line. Across his last three without KPJ, Rollins has averaged 27.4 PRA and gone for 26+ twice.
Suns vs Bucks SGP
Giannis Antetokounmpo Over 25.5 points
Under 217.5
Ryan Rollins Over 24.5 points + rebounds + assists
Our "from downtown" SGP: Old Milwaukee
As the season winds down, the Bucks find themselves on the outside looking in, and every win is crucial to securing a spot in the Play-In Tournament.
Strong performances from Antetokounmpo and Rollins will lead Milwaukee to a much-needed dub.
Suns vs Bucks SGP
Giannis Antetokounmpo Over 25.5 points
Under 217.5
Ryan Rollins Over 24.5 points + rebounds + assists
Bucks moneyline
Suns vs Bucks odds
Spread: Suns -1 (-110) | Bucks +1 (-110)
Moneyline: Suns -115 | Bucks -105
Over/Under: Over 217.5 (-110) | Under 217.5 (-110)
Suns vs Bucks betting trend to know
Milwaukee has hit the game total Under in 31 of its last 50 games (+10.10 Units / 18% ROI). Find more NBA betting trends for Suns vs. Bucks.
How to watch Suns vs Bucks
Location
Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI
Date
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Tip-off
8:00 p.m. ET
TV
KTVK, FDSN Wisconsin
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Francisco Lindor made his first appearance of spring training, playing shortstop for four innings in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals on a backfield at the Mets’ Port St. Lucie complex on Tuesday.
Lindor has been ramping up for several weeks now and got his first taste of live game action since he sustained a hamate bone injury that required surgery at the beginning of February.
After the game, Lindor said he felt "really good," though he still needs to get used to moving his surgically repaired left hand.
"I’m not as strong with my hand, so just got to get stronger. … I’m in a good spot, I can’t complain," Lindor said.
The club anticipates that the shortstop will be ready for Opening Day, when the Mets host the Pittsburgh Pirates on March 26 at Citi Field.
"All indications we have is this is going as planned, and we have a similar level of optimism that he’ll be ready," president of baseball operations David Stearnssaid on Monday.
"Yeah, I share his confidence for sure," Lindor said. "Our training staff is really good. They’ve been doing everything possible. … They’re getting me right day in and day out, so I trust them, I trust the process.
"They’ve been through this a lot of times, and when they say I’ll be ready for Opening Day, I believe them. I’m very optimistic. Hopefully everything here goes the right way and we’ll see where we’re at."
There was clearly a bit of rust in the early going as Lindor misplayed a grounder in the first inning, as he didn’t play the right hop and let the ball skip under his glove. Later in the inning, he camped under a pop-up in the infield with no issue, as expected.
Nothing was hit the shortstop's way over the next three frames, and Lindor exited after four innings of work.
Lindor was not batting in the game, which Stearns said would be a necessary step for him to make the roster to start the season.
"That would be a prerequisite. We wouldn’t have his first competition be Opening Day," Stearns said. "We would ensure there are at-bats... I would expect Grapefruit League, but we haven’t mapped this out yet."
Asked once again if he'd be ready for Opening Day, Lindor said he is "100 percent optimistic" that he'd be back, but also admitted he'd likely be playing through some pain, though that's not all that uncommon in Major League Baseball.
"It would be tough to be in position where I can say I’m going to play 100 percent. We depend on our bodies, and very few guys can tell you they feel 100 percent," Lindor explained. "So, I'm sure there will be some pains here and there and I’m sure my hand is still going to hurt at times, because everyone I’ve talked to about the hamate bone says it still bothers them at times, but ultimately it comes down to being able to play the game at an elite level, and that’s what I’m trying to do and whatever it takes to help my team win."
Francisco Lindor is on the back fields in Port St. Lucie playing shortstop in a minor league game today pic.twitter.com/nRqBIWlfQo
The Philadelphia Flyers claimed Luke Glendening off waivers from the New Jersey Devils.
Although quiet during the NHL trade deadline, the Devils placed three players on waivers: Luke Glendening, Maxim Tsyplakov, and Evgenii Dadonov.
Of these three, Glendening was the only player to be claimed. Dadonov and Tsyplakov are now available to rejoin the team.
Glendening played 52 games for the Devils, recording four assists.
He signed a one-year, $775,000 deal on Oct. 7, 2025, after joining training camp on a professional tryout.
Over 13 seasons, the undrafted 36-year-old has played 916 NHL games for four teams.
Glendening made his Flyers debut on March 7 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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The Philadelphia Flyers claimed Luke Glendening off waivers from the New Jersey Devils.
Although quiet during the NHL trade deadline, the Devils placed three players on waivers: Luke Glendening, Maxim Tsyplakov, and Evgenii Dadonov.
Of these three, Glendening was the only player to be claimed. Dadonov and Tsyplakov are now available to rejoin the team.
Glendening played 52 games for the Devils, recording four assists.
He signed a one-year, $775,000 deal on Oct. 7, 2025, after joining training camp on a professional tryout.
Over 13 seasons, the undrafted 36-year-old has played 916 NHL games for four teams.
Glendening made his Flyers debut on March 7 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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The Philadelphia Flyers claimed Luke Glendening off waivers from the New Jersey Devils.
Although quiet during the NHL trade deadline, the Devils placed three players on waivers: Luke Glendening, Maxim Tsyplakov, and Evgenii Dadonov.
Of these three, Glendening was the only player to be claimed. Dadonov and Tsyplakov are now available to rejoin the team.
Glendening played 52 games for the Devils, recording four assists.
He signed a one-year, $775,000 deal on Oct. 7, 2025, after joining training camp on a professional tryout.
Over 13 seasons, the undrafted 36-year-old has played 916 NHL games for four teams.
Glendening made his Flyers debut on March 7 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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TAMPA, FL - FEBRUARY 22: New York Yankees pitcher Luis Gil (91) throws a pitch during a game against the New York Mets on February 22, 2026, at George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Brian Spurlock/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Pardon our delay on the game thread this afternoon! It’s spring training for all of us, but we did want to get one set up in case anyone wanted to chime in on the Yanks/Phils road matchup today.
Luis Gil will aim to build on his much more impressive last time out in comparison to what came before this spring. He went three shutout innings against the Red Sox at Fenway South, striking out six and allowing two hits and two walks on 56 pitches. Gil is probably making the rotation regardless given the health of the Yankees’ rotation, but they’ll have much more confidence in his ability to stick if he pitches like that.
The Yankees’ road lineup today features just one surefire regular in first baseman Ben Rice, though Jasson Domínguez will follow him and bat second, manning left field. Top prospects George Lombard Jr. and Spencer Jones will have prominent roles in today’s starting nine as well.
INGLEWOOD, CA - MARCH 9: Derrick Jones Jr. #5 of the LA Clippers drives to the basket during the game against the New York Knicks on March 9, 2026 at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2026 NBAE (Photo by Juan Ocampo/NBAE via Getty Images) | NBAE via Getty Images
The Knicks flew to LA, and they made sure to make it look like Hollywood lights don’t translate to winning nights—for New York, at least.
The Knickerbockers will remain on the road for a couple more games, yet they will surely get a break as Utah and Indy come up next.
Here’s the latest from your (not so of late) superheroes.
“I like their fight. I like the way that we played in the 2nd half (for the most part). We just gotta find a way to take care of the basketball”
On not overreacting to two turnover-heavy losses in Los Angeles:
“We had 18 or 19 turnovers last night. We had 20 tonight, and for 24 points. They outscored us by 14 points just in that area alone. So I like our fight. I like the way we played in the second half for the most part. We’ve just got to find a way to take care of the basketball. We’ve been pretty good in that area and yesterday we weren’t and today we weren’t. It’s one of those things we’re going to keep talking about, keep showing it and we’ll see how it goes forward. I’m not going to overreact to two games. On the road against good teams, it impacted the outcome of both games in a very heavy way.”
On losses being inevitable down the stretch:
“We’re going to lose. We’re going to take a hit. But hopefully we don’t take too many hits. And if and when we lose, there’s a right way, because sometimes you just face a team and they’re just hot . . . Sometimes it may not be your day or your night. As long as you’re trying to do the things that you’re supposed to do on both ends of the floor and you brought the correct approach to the game, then you chalk it up as, OK, let’s learn from this and keep it moving.”
On slipping in multiple areas vs. the Clippers:
“They’re human. We’re not going to [trend upward] all the time. We’re gonna slip in some areas. You just hope that you slip in one area instead of three [against the Lakers].”
On not liking the way the team lost on Monday:
“Our guys have been playing well. I’m just talking about tonight, and could it linger? Yeah, we could take another step back [Monday against the Los Angeles Clippers]. I don’t know. There’s some games you lose where you say, ‘You know what? They just shot the s— out of the ball, and it wasn’t our night.’ But to have a hand in losing a game yourself by not taking care of the things that are just effort and locked-in things — [that’s the part that’s unacceptable].”
On turnovers being the biggest difference vs. the Clippers:
“Biggest difference in the basketball game was our turnovers. …I liked our fight. I liked the way we played in the second half for the most part. We’ve just got to find a way to take care of the basketball.”
On not being concerned about Brunson’s shooting slump:
“He’s human and he’s going to have some nights (when he struggles to shoot). His track record shows that he can go get it done. It’s not anything I’m concerned about or I’m looking at. And like I said, when he does have nights like that, how else can you impact the game, and he’s shown that he can do that.”
On giving Tyler Kolek a short opportunity on Monday:
“I thought Jose was struggling a little bit. So I threw Tyler out there to see if we could get something from him, similar to me throwing Jordan Clarkson out there (in the previous game against the Lakers). Tyler didn’t get a long time to play because we put Jalen out there to see if we could make a run. But I said this before, those guys have to keep themselves ready just in case their number is called. Because it can be called at any time.”
On crediting the medical staff for Mitchell Robinson’s health:
“Casey (Smith, the VP of Sports Medicine), Chico (Goenega, the head athletic trainer), those guys, and Quentin Dolan, those guys have done a nice job of coming up with a plan. And the biggest thing is to get him in games this year and making sure he stays healthy. And so our whole medical staff, starting with those three guys down to everybody that’s in our medical department. They’ve done a great job of keeping him healthy and keeping him in the game and practicing and stuff like that. So I applaud them more than anybody else for what they put together and how they’re executing it.”
OG Anunoby goes off script in his post game presser, speaking on working to be more "coachable" and attributed some of his struggles to a sense of "entitlement".
On Brunson staying even-keeled during his shooting slump:
“I think he’s been pretty good and pretty even-keeled. I’m sure he’s probably frustrated with some of the stuff. Sometimes we probably have got to help him in terms of getting cleaner shots, getting better shots, maybe try to get him more into the flow of it. That’s something that we have to figure out. He works too hard to have bad-shooting games consistently, so we know that’ll turn around. In the meantime, we have to make sure to make it easier on him.”
Jalen Brunson
On trusting his work through the shooting slump:
“It’s gonna happen. It’s part of the game. But you’ve got to continue to trust your work ethic and trust everything you put into it. Those things are gonna come around. That’s why you have to control the controllables. It’s part of being in basketball. Like I just said, you’ve got to trust your work ethic. Continue to be in the gym, do your routine, maybe switch it up a little bit, but at the same time, you’re still working on what you’ve got to work on.”
On how much pressure he puts on himself:
“As much as it needs to be.”
On playing into the Clippers’ strengths with turnovers:
“I think a lot of them, we were getting downhill and trying to make plays. But we got to be better playing off two feet obviously, playing more controlled. But (the Clippers) got a lot of guys on their team who are steal guys, who are long wingspans, play passing lanes. That’s what they do. We played to their strengths.”
Q: “What’s biggest thing you’ve learned on this road trip?”
KAT: “Uhhh…hot weather does good for the soul…Jokes aside, we gotta just continue to play our game…People got a good scouting report on us—we can’t let go of the rope at any time” pic.twitter.com/K3cTLafFUL
On turnovers being the recipe for disaster vs. the Clippers:
“Treat the ball better. The turnovers obviously put us in a bad spot. We didn’t stop the bleeding in the second and fourth quarters. And even though we made three more shots than them, they made four more 3s. That’s a recipe right there for disaster.”
“I was just driving and dunked the ball and fortunately (Batum) was there. But that was a good play. Funny to see that. My first dunk – my first poster – was against him.”
On finally getting his first NBA dunk:
“(The dunk) felt good. It was about time. I was looking forward to doing it.”
The Miami Heat are riding their longest winning streak since November, while the Washington Wizards continue to trend in the opposite direction.
Tuesday’s matchup in Miami shapes up as a clear mismatch. Still, some money is backing Washington under the belief that every streak eventually comes to an end.
There’s little evidence to suggest that happens tonight. My Wizards vs. Heat predictions and NBA picks expect Miami to keep rolling on Tuesday, March 10, while Washington’s struggles continue.
Wizards vs Heat prediction
Wizards vs Heat best bet: Heat -15.5 (-110)
This doesn’t shape up as a trap game for the Miami Heat. Miami’s upcoming schedule features a struggling Bucks squad, followed by the solid but not intimidating Magic and the .500 Hornets.
The Heat typically stay locked in on the opponent in front of them since they’ve covered six straight games as double-digit favorites.
The Washington Wizards have the second-worst record in the Eastern Conference and are hitting a season low.
They’ve been double-digit underdogs in seven of the last eight games and are 0-8 straight up, 2-6 ATS over that span. They’ve lost their last two as 15+ point underdogs and are 2-7 in their last nine as double-digit dogs.
Wizards vs Heat same-game parlay
Both teams are in the top 10 in the league in pace. Miami plays at the fastest tempo in the NBA. However, the Heat haven’t faced an over/under cutoff this high in nine games.
They’ve gone over just three times in their last nine with a cutoff of 240 or more. Washington has gone over just once in its last five with a totals cutoff that high.
The Heat are without forwards Andrew Wiggins, Simone Fontecchio and Nikola Jovic. Bam Adebayo has picked up the slack, scoring at least 21 in each of the last six games.
He also has 20 or more shots in three of them after taking that many just three times the entire season up until then.
Wizards vs Heat SGP
Heat -15.5
Under 237.5 points
Bam Adebayo Over 23.5 points
Our "from downtown" SGP: Offense still clocks in
Yes, we’re calling for the game to go under in the previous SGP, but someone still has to score the 225 or so points we’re expecting in this game.
Starting shooting guard Norman Powell has also been out for Miami and Jaime Jaquez has replaced some of that offense from the wing. He has scored 14 or more in six straight and has made 7 of his last 12 three-point attempts.
Trae Young is playing his third game back since joining the Wizards & he seems to be shaking off the rust. In his last game, he made two thirds of his shots from the field—a season high—and also hit 3-of-5 from three.
Wizards vs Heat SGP
Heat -15.5
Bam Adebayo Over 23.5 points
Jaime Jaquez Jr. Over 18.5 points
Trae Young Over 14.5 points
Wizards vs Heat odds
Spread: Washington +15.5 (-110) | Miami -15.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Washington +700 | Miami -1100
Over/Under: Over 237.5 (-110) | Under 237.5 (-110)
Wizards vs Heat betting trend to know
The Washington Wizards have only covered the Spread in 15 of their last 40 away games. Find more NBA betting trends for Wizards vs. Heat.
How to watch Wizards vs Heat
Location
Kaseya Center, Miami, FL
Date
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Tip-off
7:30 p.m. ET
TV
MNMT, FDSN Sun
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Two teams heading in opposite directions will face off on Tuesday night as the Dallas Mavericks visit the Atlanta Hawks.
Dallas has been struggling for over a month, and I like Atlanta to cover tonight in my Mavericks vs. Hawks predictions.
Let’s dive into how bettors can approach tonight’s game in my free NBA picks for Tuesday, March 10.
Mavericks vs Hawks prediction
Mavericks vs Hawks best bet: Hawks -9.5 (-110)
While the Dallas Mavericks have lost seven straight games and 17 of their last 19 overall, the Atlanta Hawks come into tonight’s game riding a six-game winning streak. Most importantly for bettors, Atlanta has covered in each of those six wins.
Dallas is struggling to score points. The Mavs are averaging 101.3 ppg over their last nine games, and have scored 100 points or less in four of those contests. That’s led to a series of blowouts, as they’ve lost by double digits in five of those games.
I see it happening again tonight, and I’m taking the Hawks to cover.
Mavericks vs Hawks same-game parlay
Dallas has hit the Under in six consecutive games, due mostly to an inability to consistently score points. I’m going to take the Under for my SGP, while throwing in a bet on Dyson Daniels to hit his PRA Over. Daniels has put up at least 24 PRA in each of his last four contests.
Mavericks vs Hawks SGP
Hawks -9.5
Under 240.5
Daniels Over 23.5 P/R/A
Our "from downtown" SGP: Hawks offense shows out
I’m sticking with my Hawks and Under picks for my longshot parlay tonight, but I’m going to find a couple of Hawks prop bets that have good value to pair with them.
That starts with taking Onyeka Okongwu to record a double-double, something he’s done in four of his last six games. I’m also backing Nickeil Alexander-Walker to hit Over 2.5 threes, a target he’s hit in five out of his last six contests.
Mavericks vs Hawks SGP
Hawks -9.5
Under 240.5
Okongwu double-double
Alexander-Walker Over 2.5 threes
Mavericks vs Hawks odds
Spread: Mavericks +9.5 | Hawks -9.5
Moneyline: Mavericks +325 | Hawks -426
Over/Under: Over 240.5 | Under 240.5
Mavericks vs Hawks betting trend to know
Atlanta is 6-0 ATS in its last six games overall. Find more NBA betting trends for Mavericks vs. Hawks.
How to watch Mavericks vs Hawks
Location
State Farm Arena, Atlanta, GA
Date
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Tip-off
7:30 p.m. ET
TV
KFAA, FDSN Southeast-Atlanta
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CINCINNATI, OHIO - MAY 14: Terry Francona #77 of the Cincinnati Reds speaks with Hunter Greene in the dugout during a memorial ceremony for former player Pete Rose on Pete Rose Night prior to a baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park on May 14, 2025 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Jeff Dean/Getty Images) | Getty Images
There’s a good chance that the Cincinnati Reds will have their ace pitching every fifth day down the stretch of the 2026 season. That’s the best possible way to spin the news that dropped on Tuesday, which contains the important caveat that Hunter Greene will have surgery to remove bone chips in his ailing right elbow and will miss between 14-16 weeks while recovering.
So relayed MLB.com’s Mark Sheldon earlier in the day on Bluesky.
Sheldon later spoke with Reds president of baseball operations Nick Krall who confirmed that Greene’s surgically repaired UCL “looked intact and good,” so there’s hope this arthroscopic procedure will be nothing more than cleanup to get him right back to 100%. Given that we’d already known about his elbow pain and stiffness and the MRI that came after it, that means that today’s news is more or less best case scenario within the framework of bad news we were already operating.
Still, it’s a major setback for both the Reds and Greene himself, who only started 19 games in 2025 due to various other ailments and who has never pitched more that 150.1 IP in any season of his career.
As for the Reds, they’ll lean on the envious starting pitching depth they’d accumulated over the last few seasons to bridge the gap until they get their ace back at some point during the summer. We already learned that All Star Andrew Abbott will get the ball on Opening Day to lead the unit, and he’ll be backed by Nick Lodolo and Brady Singer in some order, too. After those two, though, the Reds will be leaning heavily on the likes of Rhett Lowder, Chase Burns, and Brandon Williamson even though Lowder and Williamson both missed all (or most of) the 2025 season.
If there’s any consolation to this prognosis, it’s that Greene will almost certainly be placed on the team’s 60-day IL, and that will free up a spot on the 40-man roster for someone else should the Reds like to add someone not currently on the roster. Someone like, say, Nathaniel Lowe.
Mario Lemina’s early goal gave Cim Bom the first-leg advantage … and the hosts could have had more
Galatasaray get the ball rolling. Liverpool desperately hoping to improve on the events of last September.
The teams are out! And there’s some BREAKING NEWS: the atmosphere is hella hot at the Ali Sami Yen†. Cim Bom Bom! Galatasaray wear their classic red and yellow halves, Liverpool are in third-choice bottle green, a colour that may send shivers down the spine of the Candy generation. We’ll be off in a couple of Zadok-the-Priest-soundtracked minutes.
TAMPA, FLORIDA - MAY 27: Joe Ryan #41 of the Minnesota Twins pitches in the third inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field on May 27, 2025 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images) | Getty Images
First Pitch (CT):12:05 TV: None Radio: MLB App via TB Audio Know Yo’ Foe: DRaysBay
What to watch: Joe Ryan finally makes his long-awaited debut! Unfortunately this game appears to be lost to the void.
The stage is set for a potential NBA Finals preview as a pair of No. 2 seeds square off at Frost Bank Center tonight.
My Celtics vs. Spurs predictions put faith in the dynamic duo of Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown in a game that should be epic.
Here are my free NBA picks for this premier matchup on Tuesday, March 10.
Celtics vs Spurs prediction
Celtics vs Spurs best bet: Celtics moneyline (+125)
The Boston Celtics are 22-11 straight up on the road, winning five of their last six outside Boston.
A major part of that success was their Top 5 defensive rating, which held the Cavaliers' No. 4-ranked offense to 98 points in Cleveland.
A one-bucket spread shows oddsmakers expect a close game, and in close games, it's hard not to trust Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum over the San Antonio Spurs' young stars.
This defense will flex its muscles once more to remain undefeated since Tatum returned.
Celtics vs Spurs same-game parlay
These are two of the best defenses in the Association, and the C's have been even more effective on the road, boasting a 110.6 defensive rating. Tonight's matchup will be a hard-fought, defensive battle.
Jayson Tatum posted 34 and 25 PRA in his first two games of the season, miraculously returning to the court ahead of schedule without much rust.
He doesn't need to score a ton of points to hit the Over on this line, as he went for 15/12/7 in his season debut.
Celtics vs Spurs SGP
Celtics moneyline
Under 222.5
Jayson Tatum Over 31.5 points+rebounds+assists
Our "from downtown" SGP: Dynamic duo
Jaylen Brown's career-best 28.7 points per game have been a huge part of Boston's success this season, and the return of Tatum won't knock Brown's scoring average down significantly.
The 2024 NBA Finals MVP has scored 25+ in 41 of 57 appearances, and I expect him to step up against a formidable opponent in prime time.
Celtics vs Spurs SGP
Celtics moneyline
Under 222.5
Jayson Tatum Over 31.5 points+rebounds+assists
Jaylen Brown Over 24.5 points
Celtics vs Spurs odds
Spread: Celtics +3.5 | Spurs -3.5
Moneyline: Celtics -150 | Spurs +125
Over/Under: Over 222.5 | Under 222.5
Celtics vs Spurs betting trend to know
The Boston Celtics have hit the game total Under in 30 of their last 40 games (+19.00 Units / 43% ROI). Find more NBA betting trends for Celtics vs. Spurs.
How to watch Celtics vs Spurs
Location
Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
Date
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Tip-off
8:00 p.m. ET
TV
NBC
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