Chris Faria is a sports journalist who covers a wide range of sports, with a particular focus on hockey and basketball. His work has been featured in Covers and the Canadian Olympic Committee, where he provides in-depth analysis, predictions, and odds for various sporting events.
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Offense has been scarce for Utah to start the season, and they'll be in trouble as they take on Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs tonight.
Leon Draisaitl has had no choice but to ramp up his scoring with Connor McDavid sidelined and that's a trend we expect to continue against the Flames tonight.
Our NBA expert expects Andrew Wiggins to lead the Warriors to a road victory over the Cavs.
Ottawa's Brady Tkachuk fires away tonight when the Senators meet the Bruins. BOS OTT
We've got a massive NBA slate on Sunday which means plenty of NBA player props to sift through.
Nikola Jokic has been doing it all for the Nuggets to start the season, and his services will once again be needed for tonight's game against the Pelicans.
Our expert NBA predictions expect the Spurs to stay close with the Mavericks behind the early scoring of Victor Wembanyama.
Despite just a small four-game slate, Chris Faria has found three juicy props with plenty of value including Jack Eichel, Alex Ovechkin, and Artemi Panarin.
Golden State has been pummeling teams to start the season, and with NOLA's injury report as long as Santa's naughty list, expect another beatdown tonight.
Montreal hasn't beaten Las Vegas in six tries, but our expert NHL predictions expect Nick Suzuki to hopefully change that trend tonight.
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