Best Games to Bet on Today: Brazil vs. Haiti & Golden State Warriors vs. Cleveland Cavaliers – June 8, 2016

It’s going to be one hell of a night Stateside with two enthralling matchups. In Copa America Centenario, one of the best soccer teams in the world will take the field when Brazil goes head-to-head against Haiti early in the evening. Much later on in Ohio, the Cleveland Cavaliers attempt to chip away at the Golden State Warriors 2-0 lead in the seven-game NBA Finals series.

Read on as we take a quick look at each of the big games heading your way tonight. For more sports action, check out our complete previews for MLB’s Cubs vs. Phillies and Rockies vs. Dodgers.

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Brazil vs. Haiti (7:30 PM ET)

Line: Brazil -805 vs. Haiti +1,140, tie +615; total 3.0 – view all Copa America lines

Brazil disappointed in a 0-0 draw against Ecuador in their Copa America Centenario opener Saturday night. A Selecao get a chance to get their first win of the tournament Wednesday night against what should be an overmatched Haiti side. The Brazilians are powered by the likes of Hulk and Willian whp are easily the most dangerous of the bunch with 12 and six international goals respectively.

Brazil also have a very experienced captain Dani Alves to solidify their backline. They have all the talent they need to beat Haiti. Brazil are 2-1 with a 13-4 edge in goals scored in three head-to-head matchups.

Writer’s Prediction

Brazil (-805) cruise to a 2-0 win.

Golden State Warriors vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (9:00 PM ET)

Line: Golden State Warriors (-1) at Cleveland Cavaliers (+1); total 206.0 – view all NBA lines

The Cleveland Cavaliers are in a 2-0 hole. It’s do or die for LeBron James and co. when the seven game series shifts to Quicken Loans Arena for Games 3 and 4 of the NBA Finals. The Cavs are unbeaten at home in the 2016 playoffs, but they won’t have a key piece of their roster with Kevin Love possibly missing time due to a concussion suffered Sunday.

Kyrie Irving will need to step up after a lackluster 10-point outing in Game 2. The Golden State Warriors won Sunday’s affair by 33-point blowout. Bench players Shaun Livingston and 2015 Finals MVP Andre Iguodala were the architects of the big victory, while the Splash Brothers offered serviceable games with four three-pointers each.

Writer’s Prediction

The Cavs (+1) chip away at the Warriors’ series lead with big games from Irving and James.

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