Tonight's Betting Odds, Trends, Line Moves, Picks: NBA, MLB, More - May 15

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Today's Betting Odds, Trends, Line Moves, Picks: NBA, MLB, More - May 15

The betting public was going heavy on the Astros, Rays and Yankees early and the Dodgers later in the evening.  The Houston line was one to avoid at a sick -361 after opening at -310.  They are facing off against Detroit Wednesday night.  There is a potential for the Cardinals-Braves game to go OVER 10 runs based on the number movement off of 9, though we hadn't reviewed this game in time to make an official pick.  Gambling911.com enjoyed another nice win last night using the information that appears below.  Check it out yourself. Scroll down for all the latest updated lines, trends and picks.

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