GodsTips 13-1 NBA Wise Guys! Winner No. 14 Cavs-Magic

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: The Penguins try to close out the Canes, while the Cavaliers will try to avoid sinking into a deeper hole against the Magic. BetED opened the line at a pick, but now BetUs Sportsbook has Cleveland -1.5 with the total at 188 according to Sports Betting Sportsbook.

Political betting odds…

One of the sportsbooks favorites to get the Supreme Court nomination Sonia Sotomayor has been nominated by President Barack Obama to succeed retiring Justice David Souter. Though no official odds have been set for her conformation, Grandmaster sports handicapper Joe Duffy said she is -270 to be confirmed +200 not to.

The entertainment and political betting odds do ask if Sean Hannity will be waterboarded. The conservative commentator was given the challenge by grandstanding left-winger Keith Olbermann. No is -500.

In other political betting news, California's Proposition 8 banning of gay marriage has been upheld.

In the entertainment betting Jon & Kate Plus 8 was about the fifth birthday of their sextuplets.

Tipping off on the hardwood  . . .

The Magic can go up 3-1 on the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals on Tuesday night if they can pick up a second straight home win over LeBron James and company. Orlando got 24 points and nine rebounds from Dwight Howard on Sunday as they surged to a 99-89 win over Cleveland in Game 3. James had 41 points in the loss for the Cavaliers, but went just 11-of-28 from the field. Orlando was favored by 1.5 points Sunday, and they're a slim favorite again for Tuesday.

GodsTips has more winners than a icosahedron has faces. Hotter than Heidi Northcutt, it's been continued and typical mastery for Center of the Handicapping Universe GodsTips. The Nuggets in a rout made it 13-1 with NBA Wise Guy plays. Like we said, the NBA playoffs is mirroring March Madness where Mr. March just got better as the postseason went on.

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Meeting up on the diamond . . .

Coming off a rare non-win, Royals starter Zack Greinke will return to the mound at home on Tuesday night as his team hosts the Tigers. Greinke took a no-decision against the Indians last time out despite surrendering just two earned runs over six innings of work. The righthander is now 7-1 with an 0.82 ERA on the season, and he picked up a complete-game win over the Tigers back in April. Detroit counters Greinke with Edwin Jackson, who is 4-2 with a 2.55 ERA in 2009.

Also on tap in the American League on Tuesday: Toronto at Baltimore, Tampa Bay at Cleveland, the Yankees at Texas, Boston at Minnesota, Seattle at Oakland, and the White Sox at the Angels. Projected Los Angeles starter Joe Saunders is 6-2 with a 3.17 ERA, and he tossed seven scoreless innings vs. the Mariners last time out. Chicago's Bartolo Colon (2-4, 4.23 ERA) is his opponent.

Making up the National League's full slate for Tuesday: Florida at Philadelphia, Washington at the Mets, Houston at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at the Cubs, St. Louis at Milwaukee, the Dodgers at Colorado, San Diego at Arizona, and Atlanta at San Francisco. The Giants will turn to ace Tim Lincecum for Tuesday night's contest; the righthander is 3-1 with a 3.45 ERA this season, but he's on a streak of three straight no-decisions. Atlanta will go with Kris Medlen (0-1, 15.00 ERA).

Taking a trip around the rink . . .

The Penguins can sweep their way into the Stanley Cup final on Tuesday night when they take on the Hurricanes in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference final in Carolina. Pittsburgh rolled over the Canes 6-2 on the road in Game 3 on Saturday night, with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin combining for three goals and two assists. The oddsmakers like the Penguins' chances of finishing off this series on Tuesday, as they've been pegged as -130 road faves at Bodog Life  (with total at 5.5 at all sportsbooks).