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Big3 Picks & Predictions: Ball Hogs vs. Trilogy (Sunday)

Big3 Picks & Predictions: Ball Hogs vs. Trilogy (Sunday)

The Big3 is heading to Chicago for Week 5 of the regular season. Below, I make picks for three of the four games. First, I explain why the Power are being undervalued against the 305. Then, I highlight why the Triplets have defensive problems, despite being 4-0. And finally, I discuss who I believe will win the meeting between the Trilogy and the Ball Hogs. Here is our top Big3 picks and predictions for Sunday’s game Ball Hogs vs. Trilogy.

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Sunday’s Best Big3 Picks & Predictions: Ball Hogs vs. Trilogy

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

DMV Trilogy (+110)

I liked the Trilogy against the Power last week, but there was much more of a gap between the two teams than I anticipated. Still, I think this Trilogy team is really good, and I'm a little surprised they're underdogs against the Ball Hogs.

The Ball Hogs very nearly took down the Triplets, becoming the first team to reach 50 against them this season. But as I already highlighted earlier, the Triplets have been winning close games all season. Plus, the Trilogy already faced the Triplets, losing by just two points as well.

Neither of these teams has beaten a team with a winning record this season. That said, I like the balanced attack of the Trilogy more than the Jeremy Pargo-focused attack of the Ball Hogs. Pargo has scored 84 points, which is 41 more than any other Ball Hog. Meanwhile, the Trilogy have two players who have scored at least 57 points this season, while their third-leading scorer has just one point less than the Ball Hogs' second-leading scorer.


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