If it gets near -10 you'll flinch? You mean if this game floats up to say, minus 8, you'd still be digging a bet on the Lakers???
Yup. It's a mechanical system play for me. It's got nothing to do with capping. I'm taking the Lakers already. It's only a matter of when I place the bet.
WildChild916, I like where your head's at!
(Yes, I just watched Wedding Crashers about four times over the weekend on TBS).
They were covering ATS without a problem until last week. That was kind of the point of my whole post, that the Lakers level of play may no longer be good enough to keep up with the increasing demands of the oddsmakers.
No, they're not. The Houston Rockets are hotter. The Lakers just get more attention. The Rockets haven't lost a game since January and are on a 10-1 ATS roll, but in your mind it's all about the Lakeshow, I guess. Personally, I don't think they're all that, but Kobe's been playing out of his mind for a month.
Is Planet Hollywood really offering 8 or is that just a covers misprint
yeah that's wild .
i noticed all the planet hollywood spreads are 3/4 points higher
than other casinos . with no juice ?
is that right ?
good luck bator .
hoping early losers jump on lakers so maybe we can scratch out
an extra point with sacramento .
and best believe he would not have an easy night. But Paul has always played well against the Kings.
Bobcats 110, Raptors 98: Toronto was out-scored 30-0 in second chance points, a low water mark on the season for Toronto, as they dropped their second straight game against a non-playoff opponent Sunday.
But what happens when they mail in a couple of games, as the Raptors did against the Indiana Pacers at home last Friday and on Sunday against the Bobcats in Charlotte, where they set a NBA record by recording not a single second-chance basket, while giving up 32 second-effort points to the woeful Bobcats?
Well, nothing really happens.
Oh, sometimes they get all bothered and bounce back in shame. Embarrassing losses to the short-handed Washington Wizards, Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks of late have inspired blowouts in response.
But what happens when they mail in a couple of games, as the Raptors did against the Indiana Pacers at home last Friday and on Sunday against the Bobcats in Charlotte, where they set a NBA record by recording not a single second-chance basket, while giving up 32 second-effort points to the woeful Bobcats?
Oh, sometimes they get all bothered and bounce back in shame. Embarrassing losses to the short-handed Washington Wizards, Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks of late have inspired blowouts in response.
"We just have to have an urgency to get it done and know that we're not going to get where we want to go if that doesn't change," Anthony Parker, one of the few Raptors who has stepped up his game since Bosh has been out, said after the loss in Charlotte. "It's not effort, it's that mentality and that hasn't been there."
Mitchell said the other night: "The tough things? We didn't do them. We didn't box out, they beat us up on the glass. … There's nothing to say. It's happened to us before. It's happened to us too much."
This line should hit 10, and I just don't see the Raps losing by DD in an inter-conference clash like this one.
Sit this one out? Sit this one out? Blasphemy!!! What it comes down to, banans, is this - are you a Covers degenerate, or are you NOT.....a Covers degenerate? Come forward with the right answer tonight at gametime or else we're going to look at you funny from now on.
Very Funny! I already posted in my thread that I will probably add this game later, even after I said it's probably a no play. Yes, I am a Covers degenerate. Do not put me to the test. lol. Well played sir.
Wrong. You actually are the one being selective. Bibby was out for the first two months of the season.
Udrih has proven to be more than capable at the point, not only as a distributer but as a prolific scorer. It's Kings or no play tonight even if you think the Lakers are worthy of the price.
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