Art Aronson

AAA Sports' Selection: Los Angeles Dodgers (ML).

Los Angeles will start Emmet Sheehan -- Obviously, he hasn't been great. But, his last road start showed promise.

The Dodgers dominated yesterday's game with Yamamoto almost securing a perfect game.

They are now 8-1 over the L9 games played between these two teams.

Chicago will start Erick Fedde -- He has a 1-5 record and has been holding back the team at times.

The White Sox have had a really solid year so far, but have a losing 13-15 record against NL opponents.

We're on the Dodgers.

AAA Sports' Selection: Japan (ATS).

Japan might be without some of it's top players like Mitoma and Endo. But, it's still a really strong side in the World Cup.

It's not lost a match since June of 2025, beating Scotland, England and Iceland.

Netherlands isn't as strong as it has been in the past, with question marks up front.

The Dutch barely snuck past Uzbekistan in the friendly match leading up to the World Cup, and lost to Algeria in a friendly.

We're on Japan to keep this game at least at a draw.

AAA Sports' Selection: Atlanta Dream (ATS).

Atlanta has the experience and chemistry of playing with another since last season. Angel Reese's addition has also helped.

The Dream are now 12-5 against the spread over their L17 games played on the road since last year.

They are also 13-4 straight up in those 17 road games.

Toronto got very unlucky with it's loss against Washington on Friday, losing by a buzzer beater.

That will take a lot of momentum away from the Tempo, who were playing well this season.

The play is on the Dream.

AAA Sports' Selection: Turkey (3-Way ML).

Turkey could end up being the best team in this group, seeing how the first game played out. USA looked great. But, Paraguay's d is nothing special.

It's got a couple of wonder kids like Kenan Yildiz and Arda Guler who could really shine in this tournament.

Turkey drew Spain in November and had a great showing at the Euros in 2024.

Australia doesn't look so good, going 0-1-1 in their two warmup friendly matches.

It had some good success in qualifying, but those were against squads that had already qualified.

We think that Turkey will show the world what it's capable of here. The play is on the Turkey.