The series between the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels was supposed to be competitive but the BoSox had something to say about that. The first two games of the three-game set have seen the Red Sox outscored the Angels 19-1 while crushing nine home runs. The Red Sox will be looking for their first sweep of the Angels since April 2011 when the two teams close out their series Thursday.

The San Antonio Spurs dropped the first two games of their best-of-seven series with the Golden State Warriors by an average of 18 points and face a must-win Game 3 at AT&T Center on Thursday. A return to Texas could be huge for the Spurs, as San Antonio has gone 11-0 SU in its past 11 home games.

After cashing twice at Moda Center as road underdogs, the New Orleans Pelicans return to Louisiana for Thursday’s Game 3 with the Portland Trail Blazers. When the Pelicans get tabbed as favorites, they’re a fantastic straight-up bet. New Orleans is 15-0 SU in its past 15 as chalk.

The Washington Capitals will try to even up their series at 2-2 tonight when they face-off vs the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Capitals stole Game 3 in OT by edging the Blue Jackets 3-2 and now have a chance to get home-ice advantage back after dropping the first two games of the series in Washington. The Caps opened as slight favorites to get the W.

After suffering their first loss in over a month, the Philadelphia 76ers will be in bounce-back mode as their first-round series with the Miami Heat shifts to South Beach all tied up at one game apiece. The Sixers have a poor track record when playing at American Airlines Arena, as Philadelphia is 0-7 SU in its past seven trips to Miami.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will try hold serve on their home ice tonight when they host the Boston Bruins in Game 4 of their first-round series. The Leafs got back into the series with a 4-2 win in Game 3 and are 17-2 SU in their last 19 games at the Air Canada Centre. Despite Toronto’s winning ways, the Leafs opened as underdogs to get the victory.