Ok, the initial tally on Covers so far is favorites will sweep TNT tomorrow, and the dogs will lie. Orlando has been playing great and the Cavs have been playing on a another stratosphere. They played down to their competition against the Nets at home for a rare missed cover, and now Orlando comes in HOT, and besides their 3-8 ATS record against the NBA Central, they are 15-3 ATS their L18 vs the Cavs. A lot of people have been burned by the inconsistency of their play leading up to the break, but their is no doubt in my mind, that this was an all too Important game circled for them before jumping into the All Star abyss.
Those trend stats wouldn't matter if Orlando wasn't starting to click like they are right now, but I guess this line is based on the fact that Cleveland, without the QUESTIONABLE services of Delonte West, and NO PLAY from Mo Williams, have short-handedly continued to dominate any opponent that steps foot in Quicken Loans Arena(besides the Powerhouse Nets) and Orlando is going to have tired legs limping into this contest.
I feel like the Magic have played solid ball as of late, and the 4 games in 5 nights does not bother me when they are 7-6 SU and 6-7 ATS on B2B games and 3-1-1 ATS their L5 road games and 4-1 ATS in their L5 against the Eastern Conference.
Cleveland is an impressive 6-2 ATS their L8, but all trends aside, this wager is on the fact that the Magic are healthy, and that although the Cavs seem invincible at home, this is a game that the Magic can compete and possibly win SU.
Locked in Very Early with Orlando +7 (B 1/2 pt) because I really like the points here and am going against the King.
Hell it worked last weekend vs Manning so why not go against another Goliath. 
My assesment of Phoenix/Portland late last night was right on, but it is irrelevant because I did not play it. For those who daily make that mistake, you can relate to the fact that I am not angry and my remote control is not broken from abuse, but a strange mechanical malfunction that I can't understand.
BOL today gentlemen on my favorite "TNT GO FUCK YOUR MOTHER THURSDAY" and let's cash this bitch, 
Spurs have been a VERY tough team to bet on this year. Although they are healthy, they have not been playing good ball as of late. The loss to Portland was flat-out embarrasing, and they finally got their win on the Rodeo Whatever trip that they are currenly playing. 
Line down to -5.5 BetUs. Whether it matters, the Cavs have only beaten Orl by more than 6 pts twice in L10 meetings. And one of those was in Cleveland. A lot of tight games between these two. Maybe this will be the first day Happy Kane's TNT Dog Outright or Favorite Blowout doesn't come through.
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