This is a play on the TORONTO BLUE JAYS for our MLB Monday Sweet Spot. All eyes will be in Toronto starting tonight with the Aaron Judge home run record chase as he failed to get it done against the Red Sox at home. The Yankees have won seven straight games with the last six coming at home and they enter the week with a 38-36 record on the road while dropping 12.6 units in those games. New York can clinch the division but that is likely it as it is six games behind the Astros for the best record in the American League. Luis Severino has put together a solid season with a 3.36 ERA and 1.04 WHIP and those numbers regress slightly on the road but this will be just his second start since mid-July after re-entering the rotation. Toronto was riding a three-game losing streak but won two huge games in Tampa Bay on Saturday and Sunday to increase its lead in the Wild Card standings to two games over the Rays and that is a big spot that comes with home field advantage in the first round. The Blue Jays are 43-32 at home and while they are down over 15 units of profit, that is due to the overpricing of lines at home and that is not the case tonight. Kevin Gausman had a pair of poor starts against the Rangers and Rays but bounced back with a great game at the Phillies where he tossed six shutout innings while allowing only five hits and striking out eight. He has allowed only two runs in two starts against the Yankees this season covering 12.2 innings. Here, we play against American League road teams when the money line is +125 to -125 averaging 4.9 or more rpg on the season, after three straight wins by two runs or less. This situation is 34-11 (75.6 percent) since 1997. 10* (906) Toronto Blue Jays

This is a play on the DALLAS COWBOYS for our NFL Divisional Game of the Month. The Giants have escaped the first two weeks of the season. New York won at Tennessee after going for and making a two-point conversion after a touchdown with a minute remaining and then took the game following a missed field goal from the Titans and last week against the Panthers, the Giants made a late game-winning 56-yard field goal, one of four field goals on the day as the offense continues to stall. New York is ranked No. 23 in total offense and No. 31 in passing offense and while it is a small sample size, this is what we expected. This line has flipped which is no surprise based on the Prescott injury. The Giants have lost eight of their last 10 games following consecutive wins, failing to cover all eight of those, and speaking of consecutive, they have covered only one time over their last night games after consecutive losses to the opponents so no double-revenge factor here. While the Cowboys offense is without Dak Prescott, Cooper Rush played a solid game at quarterback in relief as he went 19-31 for 235 yards and a touchdown and it is an edge that he has been in the system for a few years and he responded last season as well in his lone start against Minnesota in a primetime road game as he was 24-40 for 325 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The defense has been great thus far as Dallas is top ten in total defense, passing defense and scoring defense through two games. This is a swing game for the Cowboys as they are no longer the favorite to win the NFC East and falling two games behind the Eagles in the division is not ideal after only three games. Dallas is 11-3 ATS over its last 14 conference games while coving eight of its last nine games on the road. Here, we play against home favorites outscored by opponents by four or more ppg last season, versus division opponents. This situation is 42-16 ATS (72.4 percent) since 1983. 10* (489) Dallas Cowboys