Posted:
#26
For Semper...
NIA are 0-8 ATS in their last 8 Tue. games **lol**
NIA are 1-9 ATS in their last 10 road games.
Browns 9-4 last 13 home games
THE CHASE LOUNGE
Posted:
#33
Quote Originally Posted by Angle4U999:
Milwaukee fired their coach Scott Skiles today.
Don't teams like that usually play their fools off the next game? They are home actually FAVORED by 6 vs PHX.
Any thoughts? I see one book where they opened at -5.5 and are now at -6.5
TOOK PHOENIX AND LAKERS TOO!
Milwaukee fired their coach Scott Skiles today.
Don't teams like that usually play their fools off the next game? They are home actually FAVORED by 6 vs PHX.
Any thoughts? I see one book where they opened at -5.5 and are now at -6.5
Posted:
#34
Angle, you read my mind. I'm leaning towards BRK/PHI only because I believe the public moves the line the wrong way...
Maybe a small S & G bet...
Picked the wrong one, Miami was WAY under! BRK/PHI WAY OVER.
Nets (Roadie fade - Philly coming home from SAS) easy winner.
PT, I would never ever bet with the Lakers...
And Bogey, thanks for posting an easy winner!
That game was co . under with Bkl./Phil game at 187 .
Posted:
#38
Philly has had a brutal schedule which worked for our advantage last nite. Here is some info on going against them one more time (if you want to double-dip)...
The Sixers are north of the border tonight, taking on the Raptors just 24 hours later, on the back end of their fourth consecutive back to back. That's right, the Sixers have had to play on consecutive nights four times in less than two weeks. "I have never experienced a road trip like this where it's three back-to-backs in a row and we played some of the best teams in the league and even before that we started off with Brooklyn," said leading scorer Jrue Holiday. "It was tough, but as a team we grew from it." (And then they got blown out by the Nets last night after this comment).
The Raptors have had a couple days off after losing back to back games at home. Toronto had won eight of nine prior to losing to Sacramento, as they failed to contain DeMarcus Cousins. Then they ran into the Oklahoma City Thunder, losing 104-92 on Sunday. They have an excellent opportunity to get back on track tonight against a weary Philly team. Philadelphia is 2-11 the last 13 on the road and allowing opponents to score an average of just shy of 100 points per game.
Since Andrea Bargnani went down with an injury, DeMar DeRozan has really stepped up, leading Toronto in scoring averaging over 18 points per game. He's enjoyed even more success in recent meetings with the Sixers, averaging 21.5 points per game against Philly this season. The Sixers won't have a lot of fight in them tonight, and you can expect the Raptors to take advantage of that.
The Sixers are north of the border tonight, taking on the Raptors just 24 hours later, on the back end of their fourth consecutive back to back. That's right, the Sixers have had to play on consecutive nights four times in less than two weeks. "I have never experienced a road trip like this where it's three back-to-backs in a row and we played some of the best teams in the league and even before that we started off with Brooklyn," said leading scorer Jrue Holiday. "It was tough, but as a team we grew from it." (And then they got blown out by the Nets last night after this comment).
The Raptors have had a couple days off after losing back to back games at home. Toronto had won eight of nine prior to losing to Sacramento, as they failed to contain DeMarcus Cousins. Then they ran into the Oklahoma City Thunder, losing 104-92 on Sunday. They have an excellent opportunity to get back on track tonight against a weary Philly team. Philadelphia is 2-11 the last 13 on the road and allowing opponents to score an average of just shy of 100 points per game.
Since Andrea Bargnani went down with an injury, DeMar DeRozan has really stepped up, leading Toronto in scoring averaging over 18 points per game. He's enjoyed even more success in recent meetings with the Sixers, averaging 21.5 points per game against Philly this season. The Sixers won't have a lot of fight in them tonight, and you can expect the Raptors to take advantage of that.
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