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NBA Regular Season YTD: 432-320-16
NBA Playoffs YTD: 18-10
6-0 Tuesday. 2nd Half betting is now at 9-0! Pretty cool. Here's for Wednesday.
Play on the Denver Nuggets +4.5 and the Money Line. Oklahoma City has no answer for the Nuggets' front court which was evident even in that 4 point loss in Game 1. Points in the paint were 46-28 in favor of the Nuggets which they made it look easy down the stretch. They obviously have no answer for both Westbrook and Durant but it's been like that ever since (for Durant in most cases). Then again, it has always been like that for the Thunders with offensive spurts from Harden. Nuggets played well but got bested down the stretch. Although having no real star is good and bad by itself, they needed someone to rely on to when they need it the most. The way George Karl coaches, I'm pretty sure he'll be drawing up and ready plays down the stretch. I believe the Nuggets-Thunders game won't have much of a difference than in Game 1 except I see the Nuggets besting the Thunders this time. Denver has a lot of offensive options and should get more from Galo, Lawson and JR Smith. As for the total, after the first half of Game 1, the total score is projected to well go over 238 points until both teams started tightening up. Line went up from 204.5 (Game 1) to 207.5. I guess they are expecting them to get those game one jitters off and be more comfortable with the playoff atmosphere. I think as both teams are, we'll see a game that will naturally go OVER 207.5 but holding out on it for now.
Memphis Grizzlies +8.5 is the play here. Manu will most definitely play and that will be huge for the Spurs but with the way the first game turned out. Z-Bo and Gasol will be too much to handle for the Spurs' front court. Duncan is half a second later and isn't as strong as he used to and the momentum Grizzlies have after the win should be enough to keep them within' covering distance. I'm really not seeing them winning Game 2. Pops is one heck of a coach and he will definitely adjust to the Grizzlies' front court. Tons more points will be scored here as i don't see the Grizzlies dropping thier 55 FG% so much in Game 2 since they'll rely more and more on what was effective in Game 1. San Antonio wins this one but not cover. I don't see a close game either, it might end up like the Hawks-Magic game. The total goes OVER 196.0 with the Spurs definitely shooting a lot better. Not playing it but will probably check on the total at the half.
No way CP3 replicates that Game 1 performance after a lot of people write-off the Lakers. Then again, they may still have a hang over from trying to care winning during the regular season. This one is even harder to cap. Pau Gasol was a non factor in Game 1 and that was huge for the Lakers. New Orleans saw the CP3 that made the Hornets relevant again and it looks like he has to do it over again to stand a chance here. For what it's worth, I see a lot of value on New Orleans Hornets +11.5. I'm basing things on the regular season games and we saw the Hornets lose by 15, 4, 6, and 18. Having 11.5 is pretty nifty knowing the Lakers doesn't really bother winning by 3 or by 13. I see Paul being successful with the Pick-n-Roll again. I watched the video and Pau looks tired after a while with the number of pick n roll plays. It should be a low scoring affair here with LA most likely winning this one but not covering.
BOL.
NBA Playoffs YTD: 18-10
6-0 Tuesday. 2nd Half betting is now at 9-0! Pretty cool. Here's for Wednesday.
Play on the Denver Nuggets +4.5 and the Money Line. Oklahoma City has no answer for the Nuggets' front court which was evident even in that 4 point loss in Game 1. Points in the paint were 46-28 in favor of the Nuggets which they made it look easy down the stretch. They obviously have no answer for both Westbrook and Durant but it's been like that ever since (for Durant in most cases). Then again, it has always been like that for the Thunders with offensive spurts from Harden. Nuggets played well but got bested down the stretch. Although having no real star is good and bad by itself, they needed someone to rely on to when they need it the most. The way George Karl coaches, I'm pretty sure he'll be drawing up and ready plays down the stretch. I believe the Nuggets-Thunders game won't have much of a difference than in Game 1 except I see the Nuggets besting the Thunders this time. Denver has a lot of offensive options and should get more from Galo, Lawson and JR Smith. As for the total, after the first half of Game 1, the total score is projected to well go over 238 points until both teams started tightening up. Line went up from 204.5 (Game 1) to 207.5. I guess they are expecting them to get those game one jitters off and be more comfortable with the playoff atmosphere. I think as both teams are, we'll see a game that will naturally go OVER 207.5 but holding out on it for now.
Memphis Grizzlies +8.5 is the play here. Manu will most definitely play and that will be huge for the Spurs but with the way the first game turned out. Z-Bo and Gasol will be too much to handle for the Spurs' front court. Duncan is half a second later and isn't as strong as he used to and the momentum Grizzlies have after the win should be enough to keep them within' covering distance. I'm really not seeing them winning Game 2. Pops is one heck of a coach and he will definitely adjust to the Grizzlies' front court. Tons more points will be scored here as i don't see the Grizzlies dropping thier 55 FG% so much in Game 2 since they'll rely more and more on what was effective in Game 1. San Antonio wins this one but not cover. I don't see a close game either, it might end up like the Hawks-Magic game. The total goes OVER 196.0 with the Spurs definitely shooting a lot better. Not playing it but will probably check on the total at the half.
No way CP3 replicates that Game 1 performance after a lot of people write-off the Lakers. Then again, they may still have a hang over from trying to care winning during the regular season. This one is even harder to cap. Pau Gasol was a non factor in Game 1 and that was huge for the Lakers. New Orleans saw the CP3 that made the Hornets relevant again and it looks like he has to do it over again to stand a chance here. For what it's worth, I see a lot of value on New Orleans Hornets +11.5. I'm basing things on the regular season games and we saw the Hornets lose by 15, 4, 6, and 18. Having 11.5 is pretty nifty knowing the Lakers doesn't really bother winning by 3 or by 13. I see Paul being successful with the Pick-n-Roll again. I watched the video and Pau looks tired after a while with the number of pick n roll plays. It should be a low scoring affair here with LA most likely winning this one but not covering.
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I agree w/ you 100%. All three games tomorrow wil be DOGS. DOGS. DOGS. I can heard they BARKS LOUD from long distance. 
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