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USA Complementary free selections are back! Today's selections: Coming soon... Quick links: Weekend Specials and Promotions Use the weekend promo code for bigger savings! NBA Home For all MLB, NFL and CFB, NBA and CBA package specials visit the Special Packages and Promotions page. Check yesterday's leaderboards, 7 days leaderboards and 30 days leaderboards. MLB Power Rankings (Last Updated: 05/20) 1. Astros (29-13): The Astros have been on a tear the past two weeks and now have MLB’s best record. They’ve done it with a dominant offense, great pitching, a shutdown bullpen, and slick defense. When you have backup outfielder Jake Marisnick doing things like this, you’re probably going to have a good time. There was an uncharacteristic blemish on Sunday, but when all is said and done, there might not be a more valuable reliever than Chris Devenski this season. eBst start in team history includes MLB-best plus-61 run differential through 41 games. 2. Nationals (25-16): This isn't an insult on the Nationals but what a joke of a supporting cast in the NL East. The Nats might have this thing clinched by the All-Star break. At .376-13-38, Zimmerman in early Triple Crown territory. Bryce Harper has officially entered banana-land territory. He is now batting .388/.503/.767 on the year with 13 home runs, 36 RBI, and more walks than strikeouts. Harper is batting a casual .889 on 1-0 counts and is hitting over .500 in the 25 games the Nationals have won. This is some next-level stuff from Harper. 3. Yankees (24-15): It appears the Gary Sanchez bandwagon emptied as fast as it filled up so people could hop on the gigantic back of Aaron Judge, but Sanchez is hitting .400/.514/.633 with two homers and eight RBI in his past eight games. With .348 average and AL-high 55 hits, Castro making folks in Bronx say, "Robinson Who?". There’s no real reason for the Yankees to hang their heads over losing three of four to the Houston Astros over the weekend. Houston is the best team in the league, and carved up the Yankees pitching staff with relative ease. The young lineup fought back in every game, and there is a sense that the Yankees can never be fully counted out of a game, no matter how big the deficit. 4. Cardinals (21-18): A quantum leap in the matter of a few weeks here for the birds on the bat. They've won 18 of their last 25 games while having a few injuries, getting very good run prevention and MVP-level work from Jedd Gyorko. The red-hot Cardinals are into the top-five for the first time this season. They have been one of the hottest teams in the league over the past month. The bullpen has righted the ship, while the starting rotation continues to be among the best in the league. 5. Rockies (27-16): Coors Field? Please. At 12-5 (.706), the Rockies have the best road record in the majors. Won two of three in unlikely first-place showdown at Minnesota. Colorado has not lost a series since being swept by Washington at the end of April. If they can continue winning or splitting series against some of the bigger names in the National League, they will have no problem returning to the playoffs for the first time since 2009. NBA Power Rankings (Final Season Update: 04/14) 1. Golden State Warriors (67-15): The Warriors are peaking at the right time—not just this season but also in their three-year run. Their average margin of victory was higher this season than it was during any other in franchise history, notably eclipsing the marks they set in last year's 73-win effort and the title-winning one before that. And after the All-Star break, Golden State damn near doubled the net rating of the No. 2 team, posting a plus-11.0 to Miami's plus-5.6. Relative to the rest of the league and their own standards, the Dubs are better than they've ever been. Whether that equates to a vicious, no-resistance run to their second title in three years is a separate question. We saw them stumble last season as injury, fate and LeBron intervened. Nothing about the future is certain. As for the present, the Warriors appear unstoppable. Having forged an airtight defense and re-empowered Stephen Curry with more pick-and-roll touches sans Kevin Durant, they have KD back for the games that matter. Nobody is in Golden State's league as the playoffs begin. 2. San Antonio Spurs (61-21): The San Antonio Spurs defense has been stingy all year, and it showed no signs of regressing down the stretch. Conversely, the Spurs struggled to score after the break, managing just 106.2 points per 100 possessions and ranking 16th in the league during that span. Tony Parker can't create anymore, LaMarcus Aldridge needs a size advantage to score in the post these days, and you can only ask for so much efficiency from Leonard and his mid-range and post-up arsenal. If things go south for San Antonio, particularly in a down-the-road matchup with Golden State, it'll be because it can't score enough to compete. For now, the Spurs remain the clear No. 2. The possible MVP, stout defense and another 60-win season made that an easy choice. 3. Cleveland Cavaliers (51-31): The Cavs didn't finish the season with the top seed in their conference. They didn't secure the highest net rating. They didn't even win more often than they lost after the All-Star break. In fact, they lost several games spectacularly—like the one in which they led the Hawks by 26 points in the fourth quarter. The last 1,005 times a team had a lead that big that late, the result was a win. Cleveland did some spectacular failing. Ranking the Cavs here, in the face of overwhelming recent evidence that they're nowhere near deserving, is an act of faith. There's no logic to it. If Cleveland gets bounced before the Finals, we'll have a million red flags to reference. But it's just too difficult to look at James, the league's best player still operating in his prime, and rank his team any lower. We are buying the efficacy of switch-flipping until this team proves the fuse is blown. 4. Toronto Raptors (51-31): Nobody in the East had a higher net rating this year than the Raptors, and that plus-4.9 figure might actually undersell how good this version of the team is. That number might be higher if Kyle Lowry hadn't missed time because of wrist surgery. And if Toronto had a whole season of Serge Ibaka and PJ Tucker to transform the defense, that would have helped, too. What matters now, though, is that all three of those players are raring to go for the postseason, along with DeMar DeRozan, who's coming off a career year in which he scored at will and kept the team afloat without Lowry by leaning on an outdated style of mid-range jumpers and isolation attacks. Say what you will about the guy's process, but don't deny the results. In fairness, DeRozan sputtered in last year's postseason, and it could happen again if Antetokounmpo defends him in the first round. But on balance, the Raptors enter the playoffs with the best mix of offense and defense in the East. 5. Houston Rockets (55-27): The 2016-17 Rockets shot and made more threes than any team in NBA history. So whatever happens in the playoffs, Houston got here—55 wins, the third seed in the Western Conference and a possible MVP Award for Harden—by blazing its own trail. If forced to make predictions about this Rockets team before the season, though, you probably would have guessed it'd be more likely to break all-time shooting records than finish in the middle of the pack on defense. But Houston managed both. The Rockets have their hands full with Westbrook and the Thunder in the first round, and Harden has had a tougher time scoring against OKC than he has against any other in-conference foe. Wouldn't it be something if Houston's advancement depended more on getting stops than outscoring the opposition? It's possible that's how it will play out, as Oklahoma City is well-equipped to slow down the Rockets' record-setting attack. With a lots of games on the board on a daily basis, if there is a time that you can use some solid advice and some strong selections, now is that time. Check out the MLB, NFL, CFB, NBA, CBA and NHL leaderboards. Study the MLB and the rest of the odds as they become available. It is a time loaded with action and you will need all the help and support you can get. You can find the help that you are looking for here! Special packages and promotion can be found in the Special Plays and Packages section. Check all the odds for all the sports. » Sportsbooks Bet Jamaica, 5 Dimes, Bookmaker.com, The Greek, BetUS.com Are you looking for one solid play or an Early Bird Special package? Check out our new special plays and packages page. 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