Lucky to have the Pacers sneak in the 2nd half. Awful lot of games for Wednesday.
Det/Phi UNDER 187.5 76ers and Pistons averages 90 points per game. Both teams met 4 times going UNDER three times (all 3 are 76ers win/cover). I see the 76ers winning over the Pistons here but I feel that the 7-points is a bit too much. It should be close but the risk should be better than a side bet on which ever side. This should be a 90-85 sort of end game.
Milwaukee Bucks -3.5 Back-to-back games for the Pacers who just got beat by the Raps at home. Last season, Pacers won all three against the Bucks behind Danny Granger. He was killing the Bucks along with George Hill. Good thing Granger is out and the Pacers has regressed from last season. Bucks played well against the 76ers and I think they'll continue to do so. With rest and playing at home against a 1-4 SU/ATS road team, the play should be the Bucks. I think Pacers will continue to grind out points like they are in their last 5 games.
Golden State Warriors -1.5 This have the same feel as the Cats-Wiz game of Tuesday night. I feel the home team takes the win again here. Warriors shoot the ball better at home which is why this play won't even be one if it's in Atlanta. Rebounding and Turnover rate is just about equal as well as the points they get off their bench. Hawks is playing 3 games in 4 nights against a well rested Home team off who runs alot. X-factor going to this game is the Warriors' guards, front court should cancel each other out.
Honorable Mentions: Utah Jazz +5.5 - Utah's front court should give the aging Green men trouble. Jazz tangles up with the Celtics in a close game here.
Houston Rockets -6.0 - Better team overall with Asik slowly working his offensive game. Rockets' backcourt and bench should be the difference.
Lucky to have the Pacers sneak in the 2nd half. Awful lot of games for Wednesday.
Det/Phi UNDER 187.5 76ers and Pistons averages 90 points per game. Both teams met 4 times going UNDER three times (all 3 are 76ers win/cover). I see the 76ers winning over the Pistons here but I feel that the 7-points is a bit too much. It should be close but the risk should be better than a side bet on which ever side. This should be a 90-85 sort of end game.
Milwaukee Bucks -3.5 Back-to-back games for the Pacers who just got beat by the Raps at home. Last season, Pacers won all three against the Bucks behind Danny Granger. He was killing the Bucks along with George Hill. Good thing Granger is out and the Pacers has regressed from last season. Bucks played well against the 76ers and I think they'll continue to do so. With rest and playing at home against a 1-4 SU/ATS road team, the play should be the Bucks. I think Pacers will continue to grind out points like they are in their last 5 games.
Golden State Warriors -1.5 This have the same feel as the Cats-Wiz game of Tuesday night. I feel the home team takes the win again here. Warriors shoot the ball better at home which is why this play won't even be one if it's in Atlanta. Rebounding and Turnover rate is just about equal as well as the points they get off their bench. Hawks is playing 3 games in 4 nights against a well rested Home team off who runs alot. X-factor going to this game is the Warriors' guards, front court should cancel each other out.
Honorable Mentions: Utah Jazz +5.5 - Utah's front court should give the aging Green men trouble. Jazz tangles up with the Celtics in a close game here.
Houston Rockets -6.0 - Better team overall with Asik slowly working his offensive game. Rockets' backcourt and bench should be the difference.
Normally i would take Golden State, but with rush and bogut out i think thats a huge factor. I lean towards GSW but its so hard to pull the trigger on that one.
If you had to pick 1 out of the three, which would it be? For me i like the bucks.
Normally i would take Golden State, but with rush and bogut out i think thats a huge factor. I lean towards GSW but its so hard to pull the trigger on that one.
If you had to pick 1 out of the three, which would it be? For me i like the bucks.
Normally i would take Golden State, but with rush and bogut out i think thats a huge factor. I lean towards GSW but its so hard to pull the trigger on that one.
If you had to pick 1 out of the three, which would it be? For me i like the bucks.
Picking the Bucks. Pacers aren't the same without Granger.
I can't blame you on not liking the Warriors. They've only played 3 times at home and only managed to win one. Rush and Bogut are key figures of the team but I overlooked it since they shoot the ball better at home. GSW have the better back court and so I'm going with them. Hawks can't find any consistency in that area so I think it will be key in this game.
Normally i would take Golden State, but with rush and bogut out i think thats a huge factor. I lean towards GSW but its so hard to pull the trigger on that one.
If you had to pick 1 out of the three, which would it be? For me i like the bucks.
Picking the Bucks. Pacers aren't the same without Granger.
I can't blame you on not liking the Warriors. They've only played 3 times at home and only managed to win one. Rush and Bogut are key figures of the team but I overlooked it since they shoot the ball better at home. GSW have the better back court and so I'm going with them. Hawks can't find any consistency in that area so I think it will be key in this game.
Another quick question. What about the Bobcats +7.5?
Minnesota has been overperforming, i believe variance will start to kick in soon. Last year Wolves beat bobcats by 6 and thats when kevin love scored 40 points with 10+ rebounds. This year they are without Roy, Rubio, Barea, N.Pekovic and Love. So basically you have minnesota bench players playing against bobcats starter while giving up 7.5 points.
Another quick question. What about the Bobcats +7.5?
Minnesota has been overperforming, i believe variance will start to kick in soon. Last year Wolves beat bobcats by 6 and thats when kevin love scored 40 points with 10+ rebounds. This year they are without Roy, Rubio, Barea, N.Pekovic and Love. So basically you have minnesota bench players playing against bobcats starter while giving up 7.5 points.
Nothing really. Books are giving them funky lines because of roster injuries. I think it's also due to the fact that the Suns are 3-1 at home and the Bulls aren't tested on the road yet.
Nothing really. Books are giving them funky lines because of roster injuries. I think it's also due to the fact that the Suns are 3-1 at home and the Bulls aren't tested on the road yet.
Another quick question. What about the Bobcats +7.5?
Minnesota has been overperforming, i believe variance will start to kick in soon. Last year Wolves beat bobcats by 6 and thats when kevin love scored 40 points with 10+ rebounds. This year they are without Roy, Rubio, Barea, N.Pekovic and Love. So basically you have minnesota bench players playing against bobcats starter while giving up 7.5 points.
Your thoughts?
Love the Cats on this spot. Momentum works well with youth and they are slowly getting a glimpse of what's to come for MKG. And I agree with you that the Wolves are overperofrming. I think it's largely due to Rick Adelman who has always done more with less. I still see the Wolves winning but probably not cover the spread.
Another quick question. What about the Bobcats +7.5?
Minnesota has been overperforming, i believe variance will start to kick in soon. Last year Wolves beat bobcats by 6 and thats when kevin love scored 40 points with 10+ rebounds. This year they are without Roy, Rubio, Barea, N.Pekovic and Love. So basically you have minnesota bench players playing against bobcats starter while giving up 7.5 points.
Your thoughts?
Love the Cats on this spot. Momentum works well with youth and they are slowly getting a glimpse of what's to come for MKG. And I agree with you that the Wolves are overperofrming. I think it's largely due to Rick Adelman who has always done more with less. I still see the Wolves winning but probably not cover the spread.
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