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#51
Quote Originally Posted by bob696969:
Nice write-up and thanks for the effort.... 
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It doesn't look good tonight for the Suns in Denver
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#52
Quote Originally Posted by makaveli23:
MrBator. Love the pick, especially love the writeup and stats. Amazing bud. I can see now why you do not post more often, after the last threads you created I completely understand your reluctance to post consistently on covers. It's too bad ridiculous idiots ruin it for cappers like me who die to have stats, intelligent writeups and limitless research posted on this forum. High caliber posts like this are very hard to find on here. Already had Denver as a very very strong pick but after this post am pondering on adding additional units. Thanks very much for your time and effort.
MrBator. Love the pick, especially love the writeup and stats. Amazing bud. I can see now why you do not post more often, after the last threads you created I completely understand your reluctance to post consistently on covers. It's too bad ridiculous idiots ruin it for cappers like me who die to have stats, intelligent writeups and limitless research posted on this forum. High caliber posts like this are very hard to find on here. Already had Denver as a very very strong pick but after this post am pondering on adding additional units. Thanks very much for your time and effort.
you guys just have to ignore the clowns you should know that...you dont understand how many people actually value your stuff...this is an incredible forum and it seems to be getting better
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Posted:
#53
Quote Originally Posted by makaveli23:
MrBator. Love the pick, especially love the writeup and stats. Amazing bud. I can see now why you do not post more often, after the last threads you created I completely understand your reluctance to post consistently on covers. It's too bad ridiculous idiots ruin it for cappers like me who die to have stats, intelligent writeups and limitless research posted on this forum. High caliber posts like this are very hard to find on here. Already had Denver as a very very strong pick but after this post am pondering on adding additional units. Thanks very much for your time and effort.
MrBator. Love the pick, especially love the writeup and stats. Amazing bud. I can see now why you do not post more often, after the last threads you created I completely understand your reluctance to post consistently on covers. It's too bad ridiculous idiots ruin it for cappers like me who die to have stats, intelligent writeups and limitless research posted on this forum. High caliber posts like this are very hard to find on here. Already had Denver as a very very strong pick but after this post am pondering on adding additional units. Thanks very much for your time and effort.
Thank you. Very kind.
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#58
Quote Originally Posted by LookKaPyPy:
Check the minutes played vs GSW yesterday. Rondo gonna run wild tonight.
Good catch, LookKaPyPy. Wow, Luol Deng (52), Joakim Noah (43), John Salmons (44), Derridk Rose (43). These guys are up against it tonight. I watched the last minutes of regulation and OT last night and the Bulls looked weak in barely shaking off Golden State.
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#64
By the way, I mentioned that Phoenix have played four games on the road with no rest, they have actually played five games.
Orlando (122 points) (Magic 2nd home game of season. It had scored 120 points against 76ers in their opponent) (+2 points better when faced Suns)
Philadelphia (115 points) (Averaged 90 points at home before facing Phoenix) (+25 points better when faced Suns)
Lakers (121 points) (Averaged 103 points at home before facing Phoenix) (+18 points better when Suns in town)
Cleveland (107 points) (Averaged 96.9 points at home before facing Suns) (+10.1 points better when faced Suns)
Lakers (108 points) (Avareaged 104.7 points at home before facing Suns) (+3.3 points better when faced Suns)
So these five teams increased their home point statistics when Suns visited town with no rest.
The average of +11.68
Nuggets averaging 117.2 points at home, if we add these Suns defense with no rest should score about 128-129 points.
Even if you removed the high and low score (+25 points from 76ers and +2 from Magic), you get an average of +10.5
So, Denver should score at least +10 points more than they average at home with Phoenix.
125-130 points. Unless Phoenix stink the bed scoring less than 100 points, we can see a good Nuggets + OVER parlay hit.
Orlando (122 points) (Magic 2nd home game of season. It had scored 120 points against 76ers in their opponent) (+2 points better when faced Suns)
Philadelphia (115 points) (Averaged 90 points at home before facing Phoenix) (+25 points better when faced Suns)
Lakers (121 points) (Averaged 103 points at home before facing Phoenix) (+18 points better when Suns in town)
Cleveland (107 points) (Averaged 96.9 points at home before facing Suns) (+10.1 points better when faced Suns)
Lakers (108 points) (Avareaged 104.7 points at home before facing Suns) (+3.3 points better when faced Suns)
So these five teams increased their home point statistics when Suns visited town with no rest.
The average of +11.68
Nuggets averaging 117.2 points at home, if we add these Suns defense with no rest should score about 128-129 points.
Even if you removed the high and low score (+25 points from 76ers and +2 from Magic), you get an average of +10.5
So, Denver should score at least +10 points more than they average at home with Phoenix.
125-130 points. Unless Phoenix stink the bed scoring less than 100 points, we can see a good Nuggets + OVER parlay hit.
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#75
I was going to post a writeup about Denver tonight but this is better than anything I would have written.
How about a couple more trends: Phoenix is 1-4 SU and ATS the last two seasons on the 2nd of a b2b after Steve Nash played 40 minutes or more in the 1st game.
Denver is 10-3 SU and 9-4 ATS in a home game following a road loss the last 2 years. Two of the losses came last season when they did not have any rest between games (road loss in game 1, home game next night) and they were against Boston and Cleveland.
I know your threads attract plenty of leeches but you should post more often. It's not about posting winners (to me anyway) it's about reading great insight and analysis and learning things to look out for in the future.
How about a couple more trends: Phoenix is 1-4 SU and ATS the last two seasons on the 2nd of a b2b after Steve Nash played 40 minutes or more in the 1st game.
Denver is 10-3 SU and 9-4 ATS in a home game following a road loss the last 2 years. Two of the losses came last season when they did not have any rest between games (road loss in game 1, home game next night) and they were against Boston and Cleveland.
I know your threads attract plenty of leeches but you should post more often. It's not about posting winners (to me anyway) it's about reading great insight and analysis and learning things to look out for in the future.
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