Odd$mith Daily Card for Wednesday, September 30

Here is your Odd$mith Daily Card for Wednesday, September 30. One featured best bet from each league on today’s board, with just enough reasoning to be useful and not enough to ruin your morning. NCAAF. Odd$mith likes Penn St. ML -135 in Penn St. vs. Northwestern. Penn State is bringing a defense that looks like a leaky bucket with a hole in the bottom, and Northwestern is the puddle they are about to drown in. NFL. Odd$mith likes CLE Browns ML -135 in PIT Steelers vs. CLE Browns. Pittsburgh is fielding a defense that looks like a skeleton crew at a haunted house, and Cleveland is the ghost that finally scares them. MLB. Odd$mith likes New York Y ML -120 in Boston vs. New York Y. Boston's lineup is currently pitched at 'injured reserve' by their own hand, and New York is here to collect the check on that fragility. NBA. Odd$mith likes San Antonio ML -127 in Oklahoma City vs. San Antonio. The Spurs' iron-clad boards are the cheapest insurance policy in the West, and betting against a team that grinds you into the pavement is a recipe for regret. WNBA. Odd$mith likes Atlanta ML -160 in Atlanta vs. Washington women's. Atlanta’s glass-cleaning habits are the difference between a playoff series and a footnote, and Washington simply does not have the muscle to stop them. NHL. Odd$mith likes New York I ML 115 in Toronto vs. New York I. New York brings the actual hockey game plan while Toronto is still trying to remember which end of the ice they are supposed to defend. EPL. Odd$mith likes Everton ML 120 in Hull City vs. Everton. Everton's squad depth is a luxury cruise ship compared to Hull's skeletal lineup, and even a limping Iroegbunam is better than nothing against a team missing key pieces. MLS. Odd$mith likes Colorado ML -120 in San Jose vs. Colorado. Colorado's altitude gives them legs that San Jose simply doesn't have, making this a classic case of physics beating effort. That is the card for today. Check the full board on Odd$mith, and may the scoreboard behave like a professional organization for once.