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#26 Posted: 10/5/2012 11:29:30 AM NBA Season Win Totals (Courtesy of Las Vegas Hotel & SuperBoook)
HAWKS 43.5
CELTICS 51.5
NETS 43.5
BOBCATS 21.5
BULLS 47.5
CAVALIERS 32.5
MAVERICKS 45.5
NUGGETS 49.5
PISTONS 32.5
WARRIORS 35.5
ROCKETS 30.5
PACERS 51.5
CLIPPERS 48.5
LAKERS 59.5
GRIZZLIES 48.5
HEAT 60.5
BUCKS 36.5
TIMBERWOLVES 38.5
HORNETS 26.5
KNICKS 45.5
THUNDER 60.5
MAGIC 24.5
76ERS 47.5
SUNS 34.5
TRAILBLAZERS 35.5
KINGS 29.5
SPURS 55.5
RAPTORS 31.5
JAZZ 42.5
WIZARDS 31.5
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#27 Posted: 10/5/2012 5:27:47 PM You might be right baker but Rockets have way too many young, unproven players for my liking. A starting 5 in which 4 of them (Asik, Lin, Parsons, Patterson) have never had a big load of minutes over a full season. And with that very shallow bench, they cannot afford any injuries to Lin or Asik
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#28 Posted: 10/10/2012 12:10:53 AM
Lakers under 59 - Lakers have gone over 58 wins just once in 12 seasons, Howard vs. Bynum last year was a wash, veterans could lose motivation, be rested, or be more susceptible to injury in comparison to younger teams
Heat under 60.5 - What's left to prove? May not have a contender for home court advantage and could lose motivation, would need to tie a franchise record for wins in a season (61) just to win the over
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#29 Posted: 10/11/2012 3:39:11 PM
There isnt really any spot where Miami wouldnt be favored, maybe Lakers and Oklahoma Away, but they will be favored in all home games, and they will never lose to any supbar teams on the road imo.
Miami will be so scary this season.
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#30 Posted: 10/11/2012 9:42:40 PM |
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#32 Posted: 10/12/2012 8:10:54 AM QUOTE Originally Posted by jacksup:
Hornets over 26.5
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#34 Posted: 10/17/2012 5:07:27 PM QUOTE Originally Posted by shaps17:
You might be right baker but Rockets have way too many young, unproven players for my liking. A starting 5 in which 4 of them (Asik, Lin, Parsons, Patterson) have never had a big load of minutes over a full season. And with that very shallow bench, they cannot afford any injuries to Lin or Asik
Did not realize Budinger wasn't on their team any more, I gotta start catching up on some of these smaller NBA free agent signings before tip-off
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#35 Posted: 10/31/2012 4:56:45 AM
I took them over 33 at positive money for a couple units. Think I might add some more. Rockets always win games with no-name players, and with Lin in the backcourt and Harden at Forward it seems like if they can come up with one more solid role player they might have something.
Anyone else think they have a chance to get to 34 wins?
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