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The Boston Celtics, ranked first in the Atlantic Division with a 53-25 record, are favored by 4.5 points against the Charlotte Hornets, who are ranked second in the Southeast Division with a 43-36 record. Boston's moneyline is set at -220, indicating a 68.8% chance of winning, while Charlotte's is +180 with a 35.7% probability. The Celtics have clinched a playoff berth, set to play as either the No. 2 or No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference, while the Hornets are looking to avoid the play-in tournament, with the No. 10 seed still a possibility with just three games left on their schedule.How to Watch Charlotte Hornets vs. Boston CelticsDate: Tuesday, April 7Time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PTWhere: TD Garden, BostonTV Channels: NBC, Peacock, NBC Sports Boston (Local affiliate)Live Stream:NBA League Pass | Follow on Yahoo SportsTeam RecordsCharlotte Hornets: 43-36 (No. 2 in Southeast Division)Boston Celtics: 53-25 (No. 1 in Atlantic Division)OddsSpread: Boston Celtics -4.5Moneyline: Boston Celtics -220, Charlotte Hornets +180Over/Under: 221.5

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South Carolina standout nickel and safety Jalon Kilgore, a team captain and All-Southeastern Conference selection, visits the Texans next week, per a league source.One of the most versatile safeties in the draft, Kilgore also visits the Carolina Panthers, Indianapolis Colts, Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders. The Gamecocks team captain has private workouts with the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints and Buffalo Bills.Kilgore (6-foot-1, 211 pounds, 4.40 speed) is known for his outstanding tackling and ball skills. The former freshman All-American intercepted eight career passes, including five interceptions two seasons ago to tie for the conference lead.He finished his career with 178 tackles and 21 pass breakups before declaring for the draft after his junior year.He recorded 54 tackles last season and had a team-high 10 pass breakups with a dozen passes defensed and recovered two fumbles.A Georgia native, Kilgore played wide receiver and safety and also excelled in track and field and basketball. He was the state long jump champion as a sophomorAt the NFL scouting combine, he had a 10-10 broad jump and a 37-inch vertical leap with a 4.32 short shuttle and bench pressed 225 pounds 16 times.Aaron Wilson is a Texans and NFL reporter for KPRC 2 and click2houston.com

Carlos Alcaraz has candidly conceded that he anticipates surrendering his world number one position to Jannik Sinner during the forthcoming clay-court campaign.The Spanish star made the frank admission following his opening victory at the Monte Carlo Masters on Tuesday."To be honest, I'm gonna lose the No. 1 of the world," Alcaraz stated. "I don't know if it's going to be in this tournament or the next one."The 22-year-old explained the mathematical reality facing him, noting he has a substantial haul of points to protect whilst his Italian rival has none to defend from these events."I'm defending a bunch of points that it's going to be really difficult to defend all," he added.Alcaraz's predicament stems from his remarkable dominance on the red dirt last season, during which he claimed three titles including triumphs at Monte Carlo, Rome and Roland Garros, whilst also reaching the Barcelona final.This exceptional run means the Spaniard must now defend thousands of ranking points across the coming weeks.Sinner, by contrast, finds himself in an advantageous position having missed the opening portion of last year's clay swing whilst serving a suspension.The Italian was absent from both Monte Carlo and Madrid in 2025, leaving him with no points to protect from those prestigious events."Even if I defend them, Jannik is going to add some points in these tournaments that he doesn't have to defend any points in these tournaments," Alcaraz acknowledged.Despite the looming ranking battle, Alcaraz insisted the top spot is not occupying his thoughts at present."For me, the No. 1 is not in my mind right now, I'm just trying to feel the best way or as good as I can on a clay court," he said.The top seed dispatched Sebastian Baez 6-1, 6-3 in just over an hour at the Monte Carlo Country Club, overcoming a minor wobble in the second set.Alcaraz admitted he exceeded his own expectations with his performance level."It's been almost one year since the last match that I played on clay. To be honest, I missed it," he reflected. "I surprised myself with the level. I thought I was going to play a little bit worse."The reigning champion will next face either Tomas Etcheverry or Terence Atmane as he seeks a place in the quarter-finals.Sinner, meanwhile, made an equally impressive start to his Monte Carlo campaign, dismissing Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-0 in just 64 minutes.Former doubles star Jamie Murray offered his assessment of Alcaraz's display during Sky Sports' coverage."Great start to the clay court season for Carlitos Alcaraz," Murray observed. "Very strong performance, very dangerous with the forehand throughout the match."He added that the Spaniard appeared "very focused" with "good energy" and a commanding presence on court.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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