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Minnesota @ Houston
The Rockets are scoring a leagues best 106.9ppg, meanwhile giving up a dreadful 103.3ppg. So far this season between these two teams they have split, rockets winning the first meeting and the wolves winning the second. What is interesting to me is the line being at 209. The first meeting they scored a combined 171 and the second meeting at 171 as well. Both games scoring 38 points lower than Fridays posted total. I'm guessing that vegas isn't following the trends of their previous meetings, and I'm not either. Although the wolves are struggling with injuries, they still play hard every night. Houston shoots lights out at home and both teams have got some rest. The wolves are averaging 94.5ppg and I believe that they will get to their average on Friday. The point spread is Houston-14.5 and many people are taking them. That spread suggests that Houston will score around 110 points, although I think the rockets get to around 120-125 against a wolves team that is pretty bad. That being said I am going to play:
Minny/rockets over 209 - risk 550/500
Orlando @ OKC
I don't see this being much of a game at all, however I won't be playing the full game here. I think OKC gets out to running away early and don't want to be any part of durant and Westbrook sitting out the entire 4th quarter and having some fluke where Orlando covers by a point or two. I'm going with:
OKC first half -9 550/500
POY: Memphis @ Denver
Denver has been an absolute beast at home this year holding the best home record in the NBA. The nuggets have scored over 104 points the last 6 home games and scored over 100 points the last 16 home games. If Memphis is going to cover, they are going to have to score at least 100 points. I know the last four meetings have gone under between the two teams, but not on Friday. Both teams are hot, playing great ball, playing mile high, and I am playing: Grizz/Nuggets over 195.
4400/4000.
BOL TO ALL!!!
The Rockets are scoring a leagues best 106.9ppg, meanwhile giving up a dreadful 103.3ppg. So far this season between these two teams they have split, rockets winning the first meeting and the wolves winning the second. What is interesting to me is the line being at 209. The first meeting they scored a combined 171 and the second meeting at 171 as well. Both games scoring 38 points lower than Fridays posted total. I'm guessing that vegas isn't following the trends of their previous meetings, and I'm not either. Although the wolves are struggling with injuries, they still play hard every night. Houston shoots lights out at home and both teams have got some rest. The wolves are averaging 94.5ppg and I believe that they will get to their average on Friday. The point spread is Houston-14.5 and many people are taking them. That spread suggests that Houston will score around 110 points, although I think the rockets get to around 120-125 against a wolves team that is pretty bad. That being said I am going to play:
Minny/rockets over 209 - risk 550/500
Orlando @ OKC
I don't see this being much of a game at all, however I won't be playing the full game here. I think OKC gets out to running away early and don't want to be any part of durant and Westbrook sitting out the entire 4th quarter and having some fluke where Orlando covers by a point or two. I'm going with:
OKC first half -9 550/500
POY: Memphis @ Denver
Denver has been an absolute beast at home this year holding the best home record in the NBA. The nuggets have scored over 104 points the last 6 home games and scored over 100 points the last 16 home games. If Memphis is going to cover, they are going to have to score at least 100 points. I know the last four meetings have gone under between the two teams, but not on Friday. Both teams are hot, playing great ball, playing mile high, and I am playing: Grizz/Nuggets over 195.
4400/4000.
BOL TO ALL!!!
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is this tight or did you make a mistake ?
u gotta talk to me man! dont wanna see u go under the bus.
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