I haven't played a total for a while but I am going with SAC. I feel that the legs and energy won't be there defensively for SA as thay are about to go on a tough trip. If SAC can show some energy I may want to go over as well best of luck.
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I haven't played a total for a while but I am going with SAC. I feel that the legs and energy won't be there defensively for SA as thay are about to go on a tough trip. If SAC can show some energy I may want to go over as well best of luck.
If only it were played in Boston then we'd have a different play. Philly is still playing the best ball they can this season and as I have said they are peaking at the right time. Earlier this season when they were struggling, they've managed to play Boston really well and kept it close losing by 1 in the first meet and by 4 in the second. They've greatly improved from there and you can tell that these boys are going to bring it. I wouldn't bother writing the stats/trends as it all points to a 76ers play. So the play would be Philadelphia 76ers +2.0. Seems like they're feeling the trade too much and the injuries are really holding them back. I can see another game similar to that of when they played the Thunders. Not the best play on the board but it's really worth a look.
Deron will be out and this one will be the one the Nets loses. They play pretty well offensively without him but it's a terrible time for teams below .500 to be catching the Los Angeles Clippers (-2.5) at the moment. They're at it again when they made a run that started the Clipjoint buzz. I know they're on the road but the way they handled themselves and Mo Williams showing up and playing well is really something. They've been looking for a second option in offense without Eric Gordon and having MoWill makes up for it perfectly. I believe we'll see his stat like when in his stretches with Milwaukee where he almost get to have 5 assist and 5 rebounds along with 15+ points. Clippers' length will be a problem for the Nets who struggles with size.
I initially leaned towards the Thunders but decided to play the better ATS team in Detroit Pistons +9.0. Again, they are persistent and shows up against the better teams in the league. They have the size and front court toughness to match the Thunders. Also, the Thunders seem to be bad in covering the next game after an OT win. Crazy shit right there. Earlier this season, the Pistons managed to keep it close against the Thunders and lost only by 1. They shot better and rebounded better but being the Pistons (and betting on them) is like a double edged sword. They seem to find ways to screw you with the cover (if you're betting against them) or surprise you by allowing a 30-10 quarter score (if you're betting on them).
Other than the OVER 208.0 I think the Sacramento Kings +11.5 has a hell of a good shot in covering like the Pistons the other night. This is because the Kings are way better after getting Thorton in the mix. They let him loose and he plays like his rookie season. Kings now have a legit one-two punch in Thorton and Cousins. Freeing up their front court with the trade allowed them to play Dalembert and Thompson more. Again, like the Pistons, they have the length to withstand the Spurs. I'd love this play if they were at home. You also got to love betting against the Spurs in this part of the season. It's the time Popovich go on auto-mode simply going through the routine and keeping the mileage, wear and tear down to the minimum entering the playoff. 52 wins has guaranteed them in already.
I think I'm passing up on the Orlando game. I really am not sure why the line is set that way. I'd give them 6 or 7 at most but 5 and still dropping to 4.5, that's crazy. Golden State hasn't even turned it around to merit such respect in line. Anyway, here's what it is. Orlando isn't anyone's favorite ATS team and neither is the Warriors. They are however, catching them on their first game back at home after a brutal road trip. Good fade spot here if you ask me.
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If only it were played in Boston then we'd have a different play. Philly is still playing the best ball they can this season and as I have said they are peaking at the right time. Earlier this season when they were struggling, they've managed to play Boston really well and kept it close losing by 1 in the first meet and by 4 in the second. They've greatly improved from there and you can tell that these boys are going to bring it. I wouldn't bother writing the stats/trends as it all points to a 76ers play. So the play would be Philadelphia 76ers +2.0. Seems like they're feeling the trade too much and the injuries are really holding them back. I can see another game similar to that of when they played the Thunders. Not the best play on the board but it's really worth a look.
Deron will be out and this one will be the one the Nets loses. They play pretty well offensively without him but it's a terrible time for teams below .500 to be catching the Los Angeles Clippers (-2.5) at the moment. They're at it again when they made a run that started the Clipjoint buzz. I know they're on the road but the way they handled themselves and Mo Williams showing up and playing well is really something. They've been looking for a second option in offense without Eric Gordon and having MoWill makes up for it perfectly. I believe we'll see his stat like when in his stretches with Milwaukee where he almost get to have 5 assist and 5 rebounds along with 15+ points. Clippers' length will be a problem for the Nets who struggles with size.
I initially leaned towards the Thunders but decided to play the better ATS team in Detroit Pistons +9.0. Again, they are persistent and shows up against the better teams in the league. They have the size and front court toughness to match the Thunders. Also, the Thunders seem to be bad in covering the next game after an OT win. Crazy shit right there. Earlier this season, the Pistons managed to keep it close against the Thunders and lost only by 1. They shot better and rebounded better but being the Pistons (and betting on them) is like a double edged sword. They seem to find ways to screw you with the cover (if you're betting against them) or surprise you by allowing a 30-10 quarter score (if you're betting on them).
Other than the OVER 208.0 I think the Sacramento Kings +11.5 has a hell of a good shot in covering like the Pistons the other night. This is because the Kings are way better after getting Thorton in the mix. They let him loose and he plays like his rookie season. Kings now have a legit one-two punch in Thorton and Cousins. Freeing up their front court with the trade allowed them to play Dalembert and Thompson more. Again, like the Pistons, they have the length to withstand the Spurs. I'd love this play if they were at home. You also got to love betting against the Spurs in this part of the season. It's the time Popovich go on auto-mode simply going through the routine and keeping the mileage, wear and tear down to the minimum entering the playoff. 52 wins has guaranteed them in already.
I think I'm passing up on the Orlando game. I really am not sure why the line is set that way. I'd give them 6 or 7 at most but 5 and still dropping to 4.5, that's crazy. Golden State hasn't even turned it around to merit such respect in line. Anyway, here's what it is. Orlando isn't anyone's favorite ATS team and neither is the Warriors. They are however, catching them on their first game back at home after a brutal road trip. Good fade spot here if you ask me.
"I think I'm passing up on the Orlando game. I really am not sure why the
line is set that way. I'd give them 6 or 7 at most but 5 and still
dropping to 4.5, that's crazy. Golden State hasn't even turned it around
to merit such respect in line. Anyway, here's what it is. Orlando isn't
anyone's favorite ATS team and neither is the Warriors. They are
however, catching them on their first game back at home after a brutal
road trip. Good fade spot here if you ask me"
Milk, why -6 or -7?at Oracle, Boston was also -4.5.Spurs -5.5 if I'm not mistaken, so 4.5 looks just right, imho. Im goin with Orl cause of that road trip angle. Like the LAC play too!GL to us!
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"I think I'm passing up on the Orlando game. I really am not sure why the
line is set that way. I'd give them 6 or 7 at most but 5 and still
dropping to 4.5, that's crazy. Golden State hasn't even turned it around
to merit such respect in line. Anyway, here's what it is. Orlando isn't
anyone's favorite ATS team and neither is the Warriors. They are
however, catching them on their first game back at home after a brutal
road trip. Good fade spot here if you ask me"
Milk, why -6 or -7?at Oracle, Boston was also -4.5.Spurs -5.5 if I'm not mistaken, so 4.5 looks just right, imho. Im goin with Orl cause of that road trip angle. Like the LAC play too!GL to us!
Late january, Orlando was a -11 fave. Home advantage is only worth 3 to 3.5 points and a player out say half a point or a full one. Not to mention it is rather low for my taste for a team that won 3 of their last 10.
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Late january, Orlando was a -11 fave. Home advantage is only worth 3 to 3.5 points and a player out say half a point or a full one. Not to mention it is rather low for my taste for a team that won 3 of their last 10.
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